Ron Moore Quotations

We are proactive. We respond to complaints and proactively check neighborhoods for violations.

We have no language to allow wind energy systems in our existing zoning ordinance.

We hear of many over 5 and 6 pounds that are caught, but they don't show up in our samples.

The people in this area may wait another 20 years to see basketball players like this in high school. They deserve to see these kids play. I think we play a strong schedule.

This public hearing is a way for neighboring landowners to have input into what the developer is wanting to do. Green Light has been very willing to be accommodating to the neighbors that we've talked to.

The purpose of zoning land for agricultural preservation is so that prime and unique farmland may be converted to urban use last,

I remember watching the Collins twins in their senior year (of high school) at Arco Arena. I'd have to say (the Lopez twins) are more developed at this point. They are really good athletes. They can run. They both have good ball-handling skills. It's been remarkable watching them grow. You wonder, when are they going to stop?

Wind systems are so new we don't have anything in our zoning ordinance that addresses this type of electrical generation. There are counties in Illinois that have wind energy systems. Those are Bureau, Henry, Lee, McLean, and Mercer. McLean County, I believe, is going to be producing the largest wind energy system in the state, if not the Midwest. I think that's somewhere around a $300 million project.

We really believe that God gives these guys a platform to share their faith.

We're wanting to do an upscale natural-habitat project.

We've been working since September, meeting monthly trying to gather information and make a proposal to the county board. I think this proposal is going to go forward and I think it's a good thing for our county.

Brook is more of a skilled perimeter player, while Robin is definitely an inside player. Robin is better defensively. He has a tremendous ability to block shots and rebound.

This is a change from our normal process. Most special use exceptions are approved by the planning commission's board of appeals and they don't go further to the county board. In this situation we feel that this is such a new industry, and we had limited experience with this, that we feel it's prudent to have two opportunities for the public to give comment. And so the county board will give their final approval on this.

It's nice on one hand because we have longer to prosecute the crimes. But on the other, we're going to have to find a place to put all of the evidence.

They have the work ethic. The coaches are going to love them. They're going to get better and better.