I think it's extremely difficult to move forward with only protecting the higher income and the downtown areas, while increasing--actually increasing--the flood risk to those with lower incomes, modest incomes, on the other side of the river.
Tom Harkin: “I think it's extremely difficult to move forward with only protecting the higher income and the downtown areas, while…”
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Harkin emphasizes the need for equitable flood protection for all income levels in Cedar Rapids.
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