In an article titled “Council hears pushback on neighborhood plan” from the Oct. 27 edition of the Taylor Press, quotes from Smart Nest LLC property owner Jonathan Downs were incorrectly attributed. Jonathan Downs’ cousin, David Downs of HJD Homes, is the representative who attended and spoke to city council about the infill neighborhood plan on W. Lake Drive.
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