[Vision2020] PR - Citizen Sidewalk Maintenance

[Tom Hansen]

You are wrong, Arnold.

If you took the time to actually attend a city council session or viewed 
it on TV (as you suggest), you would find that topics brought up during 
the "Public Commentary" portion are either discussed immediately by the 
council and staff or researched during the subsequent 2-3 weeks and 
discussed at the next city council session or both.

I have video files of every . . . let me reiterate "EVERY" . . . city 
council session since (and including) December 17, 2007.  Although I may 
tend to question (or doubt) some of our council member's "agendas", each 
and every one of them takes the "Public Commentary" portion of each (and 
every) city council session VERY seriously.  I have seen comments 
presentesd during the "Public Commentary" portion evolve into major topics 
and, in some cases, result in amendments to, or creation of new, city 
codes.

So, Arnold, before you criticize what you consider to be our city 
council's lack of conern, I suggest that you attend the next session and 
present your argument.  If nothing comes from it, THEN and only then do 
you have a right to question the concerns of our elected city officials.

Tom Hansen
Moscow, Idaho
 
> I don't think standing in front of the City Council does anything either,
H> ansen. Unless you just like to be on TV. 
>  
> Best Regards,
>  
>
Donovan

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