Re: Appointing Problem
Posted: Mon Nov 02, 2009 9:39 pm
You don't mess with a Scorpio...that is for sure...
and we don't forget...
and once we are done....we are done!
and we don't forget...
and once we are done....we are done!
Neighbors Celebrating Free Speech and Intellectual Diversity While Speaking Over The Digital Fence
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sharon kinsella wrote:Friday is my birthday my Scorpio sisters.
Mel Page wrote:One of the reasons I joined LakewoodAlive in 2006 when it was a PAC and volunteered so many hours towards its efforts was because they were holding public, nonpolitical educational forums.
Betsy Voinovich wrote:Jim,
I like the credo of the Visionary Alliance for Lakewood, but I have to ask, why did you leave out ‘good schools’, which seem at least as important as ‘entertainment’ to attracting families to Lakewood?
Or does the modern vision of Lakewood exclude families?
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Betsy Voinovich
Jim O'Bryan wrote:But I am sure as you look back now you can see they were actually highly political forums
that were designed not to educate but to "educate the masses" into buying into their dream
of using the city, the politicians, and now our tax dollars to achieve their dreams of malls
instead of housing south of Clifton.
So the relationship is similar to that of the Morlocks and Eloi.
(B7.1b The City of Lakewood, STBR analysis (Compatility Mode)City of Lakewood D. Lorenz. reviewed on 2-6-08
Performance Audit D. Lorenz reviewed on 2-19-08 (Verbal discussion with auditor)
Section B - Financial systems D. Lorenz , 2-26-08 .D. Lorenz, updated on 4-25
Source: Structural Balance Task Force , City of Lakewood (B7.1a)
Purpose: Summarize key recommendations/financial implications. Concerns and other considerations
Auditor’s Note: The police section does not provide enough support that all/most of the established objectives were analyzed
Why? Other criteria/benchmarks to consider
Section is problematic because the general comments indicate that the crime, drug activity, use of technology (ie cameras) graveness’s and staffing were analyzed but focus on the report was on jail operations with it being aa issue for further study
Bill’s thoughts
I agree. I would indicate that the author conclude that police staffing is adequate, crime is lower, and several other similar conclusions. However, the bulk of the analysis focuses on the jail. No hard numbers to support these conclusions
Matthew John Markling wrote:Jim O'Bryan wrote:Ready for my question?
Sure.
Paul Schrimpf wrote:JOB said:
"The VAL contained plans for all of the empty schools, and the dying Catholic churches."
Jim, small point of order ... the Catholic church closings are clearly the most publicized but, unfortunately, there are many churches of all denominations with for sale and for lease signs around town.
Paul