The RFA is snake oil salesmanship: explanations and formulas in ever-increasing complexity to confuse common sense. By the standards of common sense: "fees" are taxes the voter cannot directly vote upon; ten Columbia Towers worth of commercial office space suddenly discovered in November by the RFA is enough loss of credibility to send this whole scheme back to Square One, and "regional" without Lacey's participation isn't regional. Common sense sees the RFA does not propose new fire stations, fire equipment, and increase in actual firefighters. It also proposes no immediate overall increase of taxes/fees to the taxpayer -- which we know can't be true even by Year 2. Common sense indicate a NO vote on the RFA is in the best interest of all (but the consultants).
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