Fox13’s Steve Nichols filed a story today covering the complaint filed against the City today and the controversy surrounding the City Manger’s relationship with his assistant, Cheryl Rodde. Here is the follow-up story on Fox13 that aired after the Special Commission meeting.
Even though the City Manager announced that the LiveStreaming wasn’t working, it seems they did manage to get it working. You can watch the meeting online. It was posted on the City website last ...
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The full complaint can be found here.
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Special Meeting and Agenda
The City Manager has called a Special Commissioners Meeting, posted April 5th, for a meeting at 6 p.m. at City Hall on April 6th.
Apparently the City Manager is going to talk about his relationship(s) with city employee Cheryl Rodde and others, with contractors, and developers.
Apparently, the agenda does not include the legal action filed against the city by residents concerning the city’s Comprehensive Plan. (More information about this soon.)
And, what have you been doing?
After the recent carnivals, fishing tournaments, and festivals,
officials found that the ball fields just do not survive the events!
Time to call the Eventbusters*… who rid the city of the after-effects of a carnival or fishing tourney by spending 3 days of work, replanting grass and getting the ball field ready to go in only about 3 weeks.
Cost estimate? We were told it cost the city $40,000 to redo the fields… Since the city doesn’t talk about these expenses, maybe ...
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Statements by Madeira Beach City Manager, Shane Crawford in the latest issue of the “Madeira Wave”:
“These developments are somewhat massive in size, compared to what we have seen previously.”
Hmmm… Ask yourself, what does “somewhat massive” mean? Does it sound like ‘double speak’? Well, here’s more that will puzzle you, too (from the same article)…
“You can rest assured that your elected and appointed officials will not approved something that will ...
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Well there are so many comments… it’s hard to know where to start. Here’s a sampling of what residents are saying…
As first reported in the Beach Beacon, 68% of Madeira Beach voters say “NO” to the City’s attempt to hijack the rights of citizens to sell City property.
Thank you to all who voted! One round for the good guys!
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