This was admittedly a "campaign" event paid for by the developers. The Rovain mantra that if you "repeat a lie often enough, it becomes the truth" is outdated and ineffective. A company can hire all the shills in the world - it won't change the inevitable flow of oil, power steering fluid and garbage going uninterrupted down the hill into the Eno. Durham's Comprehensive Plan only allows mixed use in locations that avoid environmentally sensitive environments. This close to the Eno on a 45° hill? That's the living definition of "sensitive" - and the area certainly isn't "well-connected by multiple modes of transportation" as the Comprehensive Plan requires.