"New hotel will bring change to Winslow" or "dramatically change Winslow"? Opinion letter by Virginia Rice

"New hotel will bring change to Winslow" is the headline chosen by the Bainbridge Review that published Virginia Rice's letter as an opinion on May 7. That's almost one month ago from this post of June 6. Gone missing from the headline is the term "dramatically" that Virginia used in her first sentence. Later she writes "the plans and project updates are available on the city website": my question is how easily accessible are they if you don't have the magic url ? How many "concerned", essentially negative or very negative comments from citizens had already been recorded but buried in the city website (see below the screenshot of 90 of them)? How did the two main traditional local media report about this significant democratic (ie from the people) outcry about/against a project? I could not see any (yet). Nor any concern expressed publicly by our elected officials (yet) although the protest from the demos has been piling up for a while 'on the city website". How many as of today? Who read them?

There had been one hour mandatory "public participation" meeting that took place on November 26, 2018. What happened? Then what? What's next?