From the opposite side of the aisle, is this email...

I urge you to stand against a culture of sexual promiscuity and sexual exploitation by standing firm to prevent Hooters from relocating to the major gateway to Troy. Dave Lambert ran on a promise to promote and maintain Troy as a "family friendly city," and most on council have signed on to this as well, not only in campaign promises, but in the image that you, yourselves, bring to the council table. Troy voters see each and every one of you as a mainstay of our values, and that is why you have been given the great honor to represent the citizens of Troy. The image of Hooters certainly could not co-exist with the very image that you yourselves project. Values and image go to the core of what a community is. If anyone has any doubt of that, look at what the neighborhoods and outskirts of Detroit were, and what they are today. Take a trip down 6, 7, or 8 mile and do some research on the history of those areas. A valueless community is a community on its way to decline. Additionally, safety is a huge concern in the proposed location. Automobiles will be exiting the expressway and driving at high speeds on a sharply curving roadway, which may often be wet or icy as well. On this exit, it is very easy to view through the excessively large and numerous windows of the Hooters "restaurant."  How many drivers will be distracted by the temptation to get a "free look" while they are driving? Do you want to accept the possible consequences of a decision to allow Hooters to relocate at that site? I would hope that your social conscience would not allow you to do so. Please do not waiver. Be the honorable person that Troy voters thought you to be when they cast their vote for you.

My comment: No matter which way I vote, many citizens will be unhappy.