How do you define Sparks?

Yeah, it is a community, a family-oriented community.

I think that we've lost our identity, especially in downtown Sparks.

You know, John Esquaga was the huge, he was the identity in downtown for the longest time.

After they sold, we kind of lost our identity.

We've got an amphitheater now, which is wonderful, but we've turned C Street into C Street Avenue of the Oaks and C Street.

We've got a railroad.

So it's an unrealistic way to get money, by taking money from someone else.