David Adams, who worked on the Historic District Commission with Smith, disagreed. "The Gap felt it could move into the community and ... they didn't need big awnings, flashing lights or golden arches. They decided they could fit because we on the HDC had provided good guidelines on what the community architecturally should look like ... There's all kinds of successes to be had, even those that fit that 'big box' criteria." Bob Lister, the city's former superintendent of schools, was asked to address redistricting. Full Article at SeacoastOnline.com