Poll: Should "Cottage in Woods" Still be Saved?

A decision by the Board of Supervisors on the controversial is expected on Sept. 20.

While a is drumming up support to keep the Zucksville Road building away from the wrecking ball, a report came out recently saying costs have now doubled to spare it.

After $23,000 was originally reported for a new roof and other repairs, another $28,000 must be spent to eliminate and contain the mold that's taken over parts of the structure.

With those costs now at $50,000 and possibly extending to $70,000, do you still believe the cottage should be refurbished?

Take our poll below.