Please
make every effort to attend this meeting. Ask questions under “Customer
Comments and Questions”…. Like about the water main break on Baldwinville Rd
last night (Dec 7th). Yes, that Baldwinville Rd…the one that is
scheduled for repair and reconstruction for about $3,500,000 in the spring.
Yup, yup, the same road.
I
have made another
public record request addressed to the manager of the Light and Water department,
John Driscoll. The
response I received is less than forthcoming; it could even be considered
deliberately obtuse. Maybe the posted executive session is to discuss suing the
Farrells or the town?
I’m
not sure what the next step will be to have a department like the Templeton MUNICIPAL Light and Water department
comply with Mass general law and fulfill public record requests. One option may
be a power play. Stayed tuned!
My
opinion…supported by FACTS ! ! !
Julie
Farrell
okay so Mr D doesn't have any info on the wind turbide and only a partial 25 page report on the water dept. so my next question would be, exactly what do we pay Mr Driscoll the big bucks to do? and if he thinks that a letter from a ratepayer asking for information under the public records request law is a reason to sue, well it really is time for him to go. and stop wasting the ratepayers money on legal. do we know what the L&W legal expense is. I heard that he even had to go to them for advise on the advisory boards request for info.
ReplyDeleteThis could be a Christmas miracle indeed. Johnny should have someone proofread his letters before he sends them out on official letterhead. How about we all bring a friend to the meeting on Tuesday?
ReplyDeleteCommissioner Tom, if you are checking the blog, I hope you will be going to the TMLWP meeting! Should be a blast.Lots of good stuff to discuss and try to get answers to, deliberatly obtuse ones that is. Anyway drop by and we can see what can get up our sleeve's! Hows the water boys?
ReplyDeleteTalk to you later.
Shareholder
Dave Smart
Looking at an old annual town report and town election warrant, 2004 was the year that Gerald Skelton retired from manager of Templeton Light & Water. Any report or study started or completed in 2003 was under the supervision of Gerald Skelton. Retired in 2004, a month or so before his wife was hired to be town secretary, voted on by water dept employee and selectman Randy Brown, that was Templeton quilt weaving at its best.
ReplyDeleteWow even a blind person can see the conflict there. Was that a conflict that you can see chris stewart?Or is that only for the chairman to use as a reason to not sign?
ReplyDeleteOne mor equestion to put a chairman
"Dana" on the spot with!
Thanks Jeff,It's starting to add up why Brown has the stance he does when I've spoken to him!The weaving was done and now it's our turn to do the unweaving and get things done correctly!May have been a good raise year for the water dept.!
Shareholder
Dave Smart
hey remember when Harry Aldrich ran water, highway & sewer and he did it well
ReplyDeleteHarry did it all and it cost us a hell of alot less! Atleast when he did the job, he knew what he was doing. Bev
DeleteJohnny's bullshit meter is cranked up to 11. Time to rid ourselves of the MFIC
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