I agree, if someone (SO, your city, or anyone else) finally improves their community in a way that benefits everyone, that's a good thing. And if, as is often

I agree, if someone (SO, your city, or anyone else) finally improves their community in a way that benefits everyone, that's a good thing. And if, as is often the case, past complaints had little effect until a particularly favored interest group spoke up, it's also an opportunity to listen more effectively to people who may have been ignored.