City Manager, Michael Bornstein, attended the ECR Board meeting in West Palm Beach and was recognized as the official representative of the City of Lake Worth.
According to Mr. Bornstein, the following actions were taken:
- The City of West Palm representative made a motion to reconsider the Pelletizer which he seconded.
- Another motion was made to table the vote until the December Board meeting.
- The Board directed the attorney to send a letter to the SWA to address various issues and to provide a firm proposal which will hopefully be reviewed by the ECR Board at the November 14th meeting and will be available to the commission prior to its meeting.
- Hazen and Sawyer, the consultant on the project, was authorized to work with lake Worth on presentations and meetings required to assist the commission in determining its position for the December East Central Regional Board meeting where the reconsideration vote will occur.
This is good news for the City Of Lake Worth. Mr. Bornstein has finally done what Commissioner Materio has been asking for in West Palm, that is get a presentation and proposal from SWA.Maybe now we can get some answers and decide if the investment into a peletizer is worth the expense or just a way to build something that is not really needed.
ReplyDeleteMy my, how moderate the comments have become on such matters, now that the scaredy cats are running the show. Do we really need more information to know that this is a stupid f***ing idea?
ReplyDeleteActually, the good news now is that the trio of dunces plus one who got szero votes will be responsible for making the electric decision. Can't kick the can on this one for too long. Can't wait to hear Szero Szerdi weigh in on this one . Stock up on the No-Doze. Maybe his new groupie (the old hag on the electric board) will tell him what to do.