This council may be performing, doing their jobs, as well as can be
reasonably expected given their skills, experience and intellect;
provided they've not been bought.  What we don't know, and council
refuses to reveal, is the details of the process they've undertaken
with the developer and whether they've availed themselves of
independent legal and professional advice.  

That they've made a mess of this process is increasingly evident even
to their supporters.  That they continue to keep the public in the
dark is inexcusable, it's the electorate's responsibility to ask why
and make call them to task in May. 


--- In [email protected], [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> There is one aspect of AsburyCouple's argument you are ignoring and
that is whenever you vote someone new in you are taking a chance on an
unknown quantity.  And, although JJ and Skip may be correct on the
details, certainly it was (and would have been) a difficult job for
anyone when this Council took over.  AsburyCouple argues that it is
safer to re-elect.
> 
> I prefer to analyze not by whether Asbury is better today than
yesterday, but what are the reasonable standards to apply to someone
in the position of a Councilperson here.  I don't think it is too much
to ask that my Council candidates have better than average education
and experience.  Obviously an energetic, intelligent, committed person
can make-up for lack of education, but I don't feel I've seen that. 
People with professional jobs are often required to get expert advice
and learn about what is standard and customary in areas of expertise
not their own.  I do it, journalists do it, managers do it.  It's hard
but you learn to get more than one opinion, to do research on your
own, etc.   I don't see evidence that this Council did that on a
reasonable level.  And the failure is ongoing - no improvement. 
Frankly, AsburyCouple has shown more analysis than this Council in the
few e-mails posted and I would vote for Asbury Couple over any of the
three coming on the re-elect ticket.  Better safe than sorry doesn't
work for me here because what is safe wasn't good enough.  Mark Tyler





 
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