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Ward 2 resident urges DeKalb council to explain Dana Center approval, questions TurboCell claims
Summary
At the March 9 DeKalb City Council meeting, Ward 2 resident Megan Willis pressed council members for more transparency about the December approval of the Dana Center, questioned the public materials about EDGE/TurboCell technology and asked for a public briefing or hearing and an explanation of signed NDAs.
Megan Willis, a Ward 2 resident, used the public-comment period at the DeKalb City Council’s March 9 meeting to demand clearer information about the council’s December approval of the Dana Center and the technology underpinning the project.
“My name is Megan Willis and I live in Ward 2,” Willis said, opening her three-minute public comment. She told the council the December agenda used “hyperbole and vague language” when describing visits by city officials to other sites and asked whether the council had seen TurboCell demonstrations or reviewed independent data. “Would you be…
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