April must have used an agenda from last December as the template to create this one. She might want to fix the “adequate notice” date.
Funny the things they consider “routine” enough to be included in the consent agenda. There is an “emergency” appropriation of $60,000 to repair a well, an extension of the deadline to pay your property tax because the bills are late going out (actually, that one is sort of routine) and a resolution created to thwart an OPRA request, presumably by the Harmon camp, for the minutes of an executive session held last year about the Loko case:
I don’t remember the Loko case being “dismissed”. I thought it was settled out of court. That’s hardly the same thing.
Oh, and for the commenters who say I never report anything “positive” on the blog, I would like to note the change order reducing the cost of the Lake Como outflow project by $369,000.
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I thought the rules regarding the release of minutes in executive session are set by the federal or state government. This ordinance seems to be predicated on possible future litigation whereas the topic of discussion in question has since been rectified, so the minutes should be released. Here comes the next lawsuit.
Anyone supporting that confidentiality resolution should not be re-elected. Start supporting the residential taxpayers of Belmar!
Davy: Publishing and disseminating any information heretherto unknown about Belmar is soooo positive.
#1 you are correctomundo!
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