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Rotten to the core-Fullerton’s core corridor proposed fast track back door road to an urban nightmare.
Posted by Joe Imbriano in Agenda 21, Fullerton politics, Fullerton's downtown core and corridor, Hidden in plain view, Highway Robbery, The twighlight's last gleaming, Who's who in Fullerton politics on February 22, 2016
THIS WILL BE VOTED ON IN THE NEAR FUTURE UNLESS WE STOP THEM. THEY ARE TRYING TO RAM THIS THROUGH BEHIND OUR BACKS
Cameron Irons “Core and Corridor is a good thing. Read about it beyond Facebook posts. Current system benefits insiders who lobby each project on its own.” NOW IF THAT ISN’T THE POT CALLING THE KETTLE BLACK I DON’T KNOW WHAT IS!
FULLERTON’S QUEEN OF CONFLICT OF INTEREST-HER MAJESTY JENCURT FITZPRINGLE-I like homeless shelters right next to elementary schools too.
Fullerton Council Member Jan Flory – Is She A Champion of Attempting to Keep Vital Facts and Figures from the Public’s Purview?
Posted by Joe Imbriano in Fullerton politics, Highway Robbery, JOE IMBRIANO 4 FULLERTON CITY COUNCIL, Who's who in Fullerton politics on October 27, 2015
Fullerton Council Member Jan Flory – Is She A Champion of Attempting to Keep Vital Facts and Figures from the Public’s Purview? Is She A True Hero to the City’s Special Interests? I Report, You Decide! By Barry Levinson
The Plot Thickens as We the Public Get Closer to the Truth about the Excessive Water Losses at Laguna Lake.
Posted by Joe Imbriano in Fullerton politics, Highway Robbery on October 12, 2015
The Plot Thickens as We the Public Get Closer to the Truth about the Excessive Water Losses at Laguna Lake.
by Barry Levinson
Barry Levinson
Several months ago, as Parks and Recreation Committee member, I directly asked for and received in writing from the City of Fullerton’s Water System Manager, Dave Schickling, the water usage at Laguna Lake over the last 5 years. The water usage over this period of time indicated that the water consumed was almost identical each of those years.
Therefore, why did the city not take appropriate action to fix this problem before now? Why didn’t the Water Systems Manager inform the Parks and Recreation Committee about this ongoing long-term water loss problem at Laguna Lake?
We now know that the city of Fullerton has not been identifying the cost of water used by the city as a separate line item in the budget but rather passing all of its costs thru to the ratepayers in Fullerton.
At the September Park and Recreation Committee meeting, I made a motion that was seconded to agendize a change in how water is accounted for by the Parks and Recreation Department from the current pass-thru method to ratepayers to an itemized expense included in the costs for the Parks and Recreation Department.
This most needed change would provide for an accurate accounting of all costs to run the department. The current pass-thru method hides the true cost of the Parks and Recreation Department, thereby understating the real city budget deficits for the next two years by hundreds of thousands of dollars. Therefore, apparently the actual deficits are not the reported 2.8 million dollars over the next two years, but closer to $3.5 million dollars or more.
I also asked that Director Curiel invite Mr. Schickling to come before our committee to explain why the city apparently ignored this water loss issue at Laguna Lake for many years and at the same time did not make it known to the public. This situation is troubling since water is one of the larger costs necessary to run the Parks and Recreation Department:
Fullerton city government transparency must start with an accurate accounting of all costs required to run this city.
P.S. About six days before the normally scheduled monthly Parks and Recreation meeting in October, I received an email message from Director Hugo Curiel, stating that our Committee Chair had requested we go dark in October because the Water Department/City was not ready to present on the water accounting issue.
I guess the city/water department was not ready to provide answers as to why they did not disclose the excessive water loss problem when it began at least 5 years ago and maybe as long as 11 years ago when the Laguna Lake renovation was completed. I believed that the people of Fullerton deserved answers as soon as possible. I guess the city and/or our Parks and Recreation Committee Chair on the other hand thought it was prudent to put off the day of reckoning as long as possible.
I know one thing that is for sure, this would be the absolute worst time to consider the Downtown Core and Corridor and the College Town Special Projects.
For every member of the council as well as the city manager must know that we the public have not sacrificed so willingly and so much to conserve water only to give it all back and then some to developers and their consultant representatives.
I report, you decide.
Barry Levinson
How Awful and Corrupt is the Fullerton Downtown Core and Corridor Special Project?
Posted by Joe Imbriano in Agenda 21, Fullerton's downtown core and corridor, Hidden in plain view, Highway Robbery, The twighlight's last gleaming, Who's who in Fullerton politics on October 12, 2015
How Awful and Corrupt is the Fullerton Downtown Core and Corridor Special Project?
Please let me count the ways as follows: by Barry Levinson
Barry Levinson
The Coyote Hills Parcel Tax
Posted by Joe Imbriano in Coyote Hills, Highway Robbery, Who's who in Fullerton politics on September 22, 2015
You don’t actually think the City of Fullerton is going to buy you a park with all the money they have sucked out of all of you through decades of taxative extortion do you? 
Just in time for the “H.E.R.O.” program to rear its ugly head on the agenda where the 4F mafia, Jan Fluoride, Jencurt Fitzpringle, and Doug Chaffeeppoo will be voting for thereby setting up the framework for a “Citywide special assessment district” to help bolster the endless, out of control public employee union pay raises and float the sinking pension ship under the guise of “smart” energy programs and red tape ribbon cutting.
Yes folks, introducing the latest and greatest idea since the FPD handed out the blue shirts and set up the taco truck on Tuesday night at city hall. Introducing the new “parcel tax” to pay off Chevron as they ride up the value on their sand dune wasteland called Coyote Hills. Yes it, to this day, remains an unremediated, unbuildable, unstable, seisimic nightmare riddled with hidden improperly capped oil and gas wells with toxic soil abounding flanked by fire ants, rats and rattlesnakes smack dab on top of a fault line without a drop of water anywhere to be found.
You already gave at the office you say? Haven’t had enough of OC vector control, OC Dept of sanitation, FSD, NOCCD, MWD, or FJUHSD’s catheter into your wallet through their property tax levy party? Get ready for another mainline insertion of another line item without a veto.
You guessed, you, the residents will be picking up the tab. Of course the city doesn’t have the money to buy the land. Hell they don’t even have the money to fix a stinking drinking fountain that has been broken for 2 and 1/2 years over at the ball field at Chapman park.
Yes the 4f council mafia hands out raises and benies and lawsuit settlements in the back room up behind the dais every 1st and 3rd Tuesday afternoon like lolipops on halloween to the unions and the rape victims while you, the taxpayer, are still stuck in traffic. They just don’t have enough left over for the more important things like what they actually exist to procure and maintain, that is crucial infrastructure.
No instead, they ignore the mosquito infested storm drain system, the 300 million in road, sewer and water main repairs while they try to ram through the job killing ten story tilt up nightmare called the DCCP and the WiFi prison called the College Town nuthouse over on Nutwood to boost revenues just enough to keep the unfunded pension liabilities from affecting Foolerton’s credit rating while you all stay mesmerized by a parade, and a fireworks show.
You want a walk in the park, well, haha, its gonna cost you gang. Chevron will get their money the old fashioned way and you will hand yours over the oldest way in the book: at levy point.
Yes Coyote Hills is beautiful and yes because it is not safe for any sort of development whatsoever in its present form, it should remain as open space. Remember, parks don’t make any money for the city unless they pack them full of cell towers. Development does and as long as we have a Flory, Fitzgerald and Chaffee council majority that exists to protect and serve the 700 city employees and not the 140,000 residents, we will have the devil in the details shoved up our backsides till the cows come home folks. More to come on this gang, so stay tuned.
FACTS WE NOW KNOW ABOUT LAGUNA LAKE by Barry Levinson
Posted by Joe Imbriano in Highway Robbery, Who's who in Fullerton politics on September 15, 2015
Barry Levinson
The below comments were made by Park and Recreation Committee member Barry Levinson at the September 14, 2015 committee meeting.
FACTS WE NOW KNOW ABOUT LAGUNA LAKE by Barry Levinson
FULLERTON BUDGET VOTE Or why can’t we get a majority of our council to be concerned with our budget deficits?
Posted by Joe Imbriano in Fullerton politics, Highway Robbery, The twighlight's last gleaming, Who's who in Fullerton politics on June 15, 2015
FULLERTON BUDGET VOTE
Or why can’t we get a majority of our council to be concerned with our budget deficits? by Barry Levinson
Barry Levinson
On Tuesday, the 9th of June, the city council split their votes 2 for and 2 against the 2015-2016 and the 2016-2017 budgets that had projected million dollar plus deficits for at least the next two years. Fitzgerald and Flory voted for the budget and Whitaker and Sebourn voted against approving the budget as presented by the city. Council member Chaffee was absent, which created an even number of council members to be present and thus resulted in the budget vote going down to defeat. It will be revisited in the upcoming council meeting on Tuesday June 16th. Read the rest of this entry »
Why Can’t Fullerton City Government Be Administered Like Any Other Well-Run Non-Profit Organization? By Barry Levinson
Posted by Joe Imbriano in Fullerton politics, Highway Robbery on May 31, 2015
Why Can’t Fullerton City Government Be Administered Like Any
Other Well-Run Non-Profit Organization? By Barry Levinson
The rule of thumb with non-profit organizations, such as charities is that 60 to 90% of the money goes directly to its mission and only 10 to 40% goes to actually running the non-profit, i.e. administrative costs. Now we come to another non-profit institution, the City of Fullerton. Read the rest of this entry »
SAVE LAGUNA LAKE, FULLERTON’S TREASURE by Barry Levinson
Posted by Joe Imbriano in Fullerton politics, Highway Robbery, The twighlight's last gleaming, Who's who in Fullerton politics on May 14, 2015
SAVE LAGUNA LAKE, FULLERTON’S TREASURE
by Barry Levinson
It is with great urgency that I write this article/post.
On Monday, May 11, 2015 a joint meeting of the Park and Recreation Committee and the Energy Resource Management Committee approved a far reaching proposal to impose an overall state mandated 28% reduction in our water usage that with council approval will go into effect on June 1, 2015. The highlights are as follows: Read the rest of this entry »
The Measure J architects of recusal, and musical chairs for the sexually assaulted.
Posted by Joe Imbriano in Fullerton politics, Highway Robbery, Who's who in Fullerton politics on January 27, 2015
ARE THEIR HANDS IN THE COOKIE JAR AGAIN? ONLY LONG ENOUGH TO SHOVE A BILLION DOLLAR BOND SCAM UP THE BACKSIDES OF THE TAXPAYERS WITH THE HELP OF A LITTLE ALLEGED VOTER FRAUD? DON’T WORRY, THE LAWYERS WILL CLEAN THIS UP.
BOTTOM LINE IS THAT MEASURE J SHOULD HAVE NEVER BEEN PLACED ON THE BALLOT BECAUSE THESE UNTRUSTWORTHY TRUSTEES SHOULD HAVE RECUSED THEMSELVES FROM THE MIDSUMMER’S VOTE DUE TO A WELL DOCUMENTED CONFLICT OF INTEREST. READ ALL ABOUT IT.
MOLLY MCLANAHAN
WILLFUL BLINDNESS
Posted by Joe Imbriano in Agenda 21, Are they turning their backs on the children?, Eugenics, Forced irradiation of school children, Fullerton politics, Government sponsored terrorism, Hidden in plain view, Highway Robbery, In honor and memorium of, Microwave Radiation in Classrooms, radiation experiments on school children, radical feminist social engineering, save the males, the lamestream media, The twighlight's last gleaming, The Way, Who's who in Fullerton politics on January 21, 2015
Is this what explains the behavior of the masses who ignore and allow the sterilization of school children with the forced wireless exposure at school? apple 666 the counter intuitive brain damaging common core curriculum, the 65 cancer virus and nano tech laden shots being pumped into our kids before age 5,the ripping apart of the unborn children out of their mothers womb and parting them out, the satanizing video game addictions purloining-their-fecundity, the endless flow of liquor destroying marriages and children, the out of control opiate pain pill addiction epidemic, the satanic mind control hellavison, music, Hellywood movie and media bread and circus mindless sports diversions, the fleecing and betrayal by the fat head pickpocket preachers and the cowards who compromise the clergy, the secular humanist educrat lackeys that teach our children flat out lies as they sip their wine, polish the 12 pack and push their agendas, or our violent, murderous, sexually assaulting, framing and corrupt police department, our two faced betraying sell out local elected leaders, or simply what we are allowing to even be done to ourselves by those who hold us all in derision at the highest echelons of power?
One thing is certain, the end result will be Read the rest of this entry »
The Measure J bond scam
Posted by Joe Imbriano in Fullerton politics, Highway Robbery, Who's who in Fullerton politics on December 9, 2014
Who the heck do these jackasses think they are kicking the voters in the nuts FOR THE SECOND TIME coming back for a billion dollar 46 year third mortgage after the last go around with the X rated Measure X spending a couple hundred million dollars on sports fields, break dancing and basket weaving classes while TO THIS VERY DAY we have a measly 75 seats for a nursing program with a wait list ten miles long that ostensibly serves almost 2 million residents?
The taxpayer
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