Personally, I could care less about council meetings, about council, about city hall, as I fully intend to sell my property and leave which has been my intent for years. The city is not making progress and won't. If you'd like to debate a substantive issue, by all means post, and I'll happily oblige a response.

 

Finally, the questions posed were quite simple to answer and ones any effective council leader should have given consideration without the need to bring them up on a consistent basis. But who cares at this juncture, Middletown will be your problem, not mine. Council is still in deep analysis on where the dog water fountain should go at Sunset Park, while new ordinances are being orchestrated associated with mandates to have pets on a leash which runs in contradiction to the high jump pole for border collies a consultant is drafting plans.    

 

1) Any council member is actually busy, and if so, doing what?

 

2) Anyone woud actually have the correct answer?

 

If so, what is the address???

 

1) Any council member is actually busy, and if so, doing what?

 

2) Anyone woud actually have the correct answer?

 

I told you before, its our secret.

 

The public doesn't want to hear any more  from any of us  than they want to hear Mayor Mulligan, Ms.Gilleland, Mr.Kohler et al.

 

It will have to be THE ISSUE that first unites and inspires the public.

Then hopefully a new uniting leader will emerge.

We can only support candidates and issues through the elective process.

If you can put together something else that works, then go for it.

 

acclaro--I hope to attend each forum, and see no real issues with your ?s.

I would expect a few of them to be asked, and am not opposed to asking a couple of them myself.

HOWEVER--you could easily submit them in advance to the appropriate(or all) Councilmembers, so that they would be prepared to answer such ?s or bring these topics forward on their own.

 

 

1. Do you support putting back on the city ordinance, the requirement infrastructure funds are used just for streets and roads?

 

2. Are you aware Mr. Lambaugh, Ms. Smith- Jones, that inder Ohio law, taxes collected for tag renewal and such is allotted back to cities and municipalities for the sole purpose of fixing streets and bridges, and other infrastructure, yet, it appears those funds are diverted?

 

3. What is your position on the new city slogan, and do you agree or disagree Bright Past is improper English?

 

4. Why were funds supposed to be dedicated solely for public safety used for other purposes after the last election which was the basis for the .25% increase?

 

5. What plans are there going forward, to curtail the cots of living adjustments, the excessive benefits employees in the city of Middletown enjoy, truly considered cadillac plan in substance, when the rest of the population of tax paying residents are suffering?

 

There are about 6 more I can frame easily, and these are hardly confrontational. 

They simply haven't bought into the people behind and efforts attempted to date.

There must be ONE common issue to create overwhelming opinion for change, brought forward by a NEW FACE who has appeal to most facets of the community.

Then--the tables get turned as the large citizen majority rules.

The remaining "dark siders" are over-run and moved deeper into the backround.

 

It is simply going to have to be headed by someone different from here also.

Right ot wrong, the MUSA regulars are somewhat viewed as the sos opposition to the sos elected/employed city leaders.

No need for the same faces to ask the same ?s at the up-coming forums.

Let's hope that new faces come forward to ask or submit futuristic constructive ?s and concepts that can be embraced by a large majority.

 

Keep picking off the old guard one by one in the up-coming elections.

Forget recalls--not enough support.

Vote NO on tax/spending issues.

Though I will support the school issue as necessary for the students.

 

It is OUR city

The bureaucrats are in place to inact the will of the public.

And it is long past time for the public to uniote and clearly state a chosen path.

 

This ain't no ball game.