Skipper's Property

APRIL 20TH - 7:00PM
Edmonds City Council Meeting
Agenda Item: 9
Public Comment on possible purchase of Skipper's Property 102 Main St.

Agenda Item: 10
Public Comment on Budget Cuts.

Comments

Larry Wilson said…
The Skipper's property is a very special place in Edmonds and would make a wonderful bakey. Imagine having fresh Cinnamon rolls while waiting to board the fery. There would have to be a selction to make the bakery concept work; with raisins, without raisins, with cream cheese frosting and of course without.
Throw in some fresh brewed coffee and the city of Edmonds could have a whole new way of earning money!
Larry, (with raisins please!).
April 18, 2010 at 9:02 AM
Finis Tupper said…
That does sound a whole lot better than what was being proposed a "Jack in Box" fast food restaurant.

Buy the property Larry your business concept makes sense. Besides you're not asking for 75ft Building Height. Edmonds needs more lattes to keep our Mayor and City Staff from sleeping on the job! Besides this address would keep them out of City Hall for a greater duration of time. You know less work time means less screw-ups.

Larry, you could be the Savior of our "small-town" character and charm!
April 18, 2010 at 11:16 AM
Anonymous said…
Sorry Tupper, there is nothing better than a Jumbo Jack at 1 am as the bars are geting ready to close! I think a Jack N Box across from the bar is a GRAND idea!
May 14, 2010 at 11:03 PM
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