Antone's is about 600. 500 should be a perfect size for a club.

I'm a little confused here. There seem to be two different discussions going on. The first is about the FPP process. The second is about the Nestle plant. As to the FPP process...It seems that there are apologists for the City Council that forgive them for not knowing about this process as it was "buried" in a report. I would suggest it is their job to know these things, or at the very least to have staff keep them apprised of things going on in their own departments. It's like the old saying goes, "Ignorance of the law is no excuse." I find it hard to believe that no one on the Council had any idea about this program. Kind of like how Reagan claimed to have no odea about Iran-Contra back in the day. Any reasonable person would look at the facts and conclude either, a) someone is lying to give themselves cover, or b) these people are not doing their jobs as stewards of the city. If a or b, then that is an issue the Council needs to own up to. As for Nestle...one ought not to muddle the discussion about the FPP process (the real topic of the article). Feel how you want about the project, it doesn't take away from the impression that the Council seems to be using their ignorance of the FPP process for political cover on the Nestle project.