With Lundell seeming to lean against, it's starting to look like three votes no:
Councilor Tom Gill, who has long opposed the project, said since Coralville sent the Environmental Project a contract in August, the city has been in a "black hole."
"We don't know what's going on," he said. "Basically, the whole Environmental Project is depending on using our land, and we're not going to release it."
"I don't feel the project should proceed," said Councilor Jean Schnake, who is also concerned about how the grant money is being spent. "The concept is good, but the execution stinks.
"I've reached a point where I don't think the project is going to happen. Everyone set those deadlines, but no one is stepping forward, and there's not a lot that one or two individuals can do."
However, Councilors Henry Herwig and John Weihe said they are willing to give project officials some leeway.
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