This is why Economic Development can be Hard!
Posted January 27th, 2012 @ 2:20 PM by Brenda KonkelConfidentiality. And rarely do you see a letter as open and honest as this.
Confidentiality. And rarely do you see a letter as open and honest as this.
This report is from the landmarks staff in the planning department. This is the summary, the whole report is here. They will be discussing this on Monday at the Landmarks meeting
I have written before of the the right wings veiled attempts to privatize public education. I have also pointed out that while they are trying to privatize our schools without the public knowing, occasionally they let some things slip and let us know what they are after. As an education consultant/reformer stated in a recent [...]
As a bit of a follow up to my post earlier (Friday Funny) here’s a link over at the Isthmus with some thoughts from DJ Pain 1 (on the incident at the High Noon Saloon): DJ Pain 1, real name Pacal Bayley, was one of the DJs at the event, and he is a prominent [...]
That is, have all kinds of showy public meetings and get your project in the media but not really provide the city decision makers with the information they need – and then probably show up with it last minute if at all. The latest example – straight from the bad developer playbook – is the 100 State St. project.
The Power of 10 is an idea developed and promoted by the Project for Public Spaces: http://www.pps.org/articles/the-power-of-10/ From the Project for Public Spaces web site: “At the core of the Power of 10 is the idea that any great place itself needs to offer at least 10 things to do or 10 reasons to be [...]
Here’s some things you can do
Something seems potentially duplicitous about Chief Wray’s letter that came out at 3:30 on the same day this memo came out from Lynn Green, perhaps they just crossed in the mail, but the timing is a little goofy.
Saturday, all the fun you can take 10 – 2 at the water utility. Still no agenda or sign of it on the weekly schedule tho.
I hosted A Public Affair on WORT on Monday and that was the question of one of my callers, who said he works in a food pantry. Seriously, it was.
More head-spinning Maniaci antics and questionable ethics.