Interesting Timing On Brown Act Refresher Course
I'm sure it's just a routine refresher course (I'm sure, I'm tellin' ya), but I do find the timing very interesting.
On the agenda for the March 25, SLO County Parks Commission meeting, it reads:
"9. Brown Act Presentation – Rita Neal (6:45)"
The reason I find that very interesting, is because, as I've shown through a recent series of e-mails (that I've also published on SewerWatch over the past few weeks), the SLO County Parks Commission, evidently, is little more than a Brown-Act-shredding-so-commissioners-can-cash-checks scam.
And, to make things more interesting, I cc'd SLO County Counsel, Warren Jensen, on all of those e-mails, and Rita Neal is from the SLO County Counsel's office.
So, look at this sequence of events. This is great:
On 2/22/10, I cc'd Jensen on an e-mail to the SLO County District Attorney's office, asking them to investigate how I was a clear victim of an egregious Brown Act violation by the SLO County Parks Commission.
Then, on 2/26/10, I cc'd Jensen on an e-mail where I showed how the SLO County Parks Commission held an illegal meeting at a Commissioner's home, another Brown Act violation.
Then, on 3/1/10, I cc'd Jensen on an e-mail where I showed how the former Chair of the SLO County Parks Commission recently played an illegal shell game with me involving a meeting protocol, another Brown Act violation.
THEN, on the agenda for the next meeting -- the very first opportunity after all of that came out -- this shows up:
"9. Brown Act Presentation – Rita Neal (6:45)"
I left a message on Neal's voice mail, because I wanted to ask her some questions about her "presentation," like, "Why now?" She didn't return my call.
But, I'm sure it's just a coincidence. Just a routine "Brown Act Presentation."
I'm sure... I'm tellin' ya.
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[12 weeks down... 40 to go.]
On the agenda for the March 25, SLO County Parks Commission meeting, it reads:
"9. Brown Act Presentation – Rita Neal (6:45)"
The reason I find that very interesting, is because, as I've shown through a recent series of e-mails (that I've also published on SewerWatch over the past few weeks), the SLO County Parks Commission, evidently, is little more than a Brown-Act-shredding-so-commissioners-can-cash-checks scam.
And, to make things more interesting, I cc'd SLO County Counsel, Warren Jensen, on all of those e-mails, and Rita Neal is from the SLO County Counsel's office.
So, look at this sequence of events. This is great:
On 2/22/10, I cc'd Jensen on an e-mail to the SLO County District Attorney's office, asking them to investigate how I was a clear victim of an egregious Brown Act violation by the SLO County Parks Commission.
Then, on 2/26/10, I cc'd Jensen on an e-mail where I showed how the SLO County Parks Commission held an illegal meeting at a Commissioner's home, another Brown Act violation.
Then, on 3/1/10, I cc'd Jensen on an e-mail where I showed how the former Chair of the SLO County Parks Commission recently played an illegal shell game with me involving a meeting protocol, another Brown Act violation.
THEN, on the agenda for the next meeting -- the very first opportunity after all of that came out -- this shows up:
"9. Brown Act Presentation – Rita Neal (6:45)"
I left a message on Neal's voice mail, because I wanted to ask her some questions about her "presentation," like, "Why now?" She didn't return my call.
But, I'm sure it's just a coincidence. Just a routine "Brown Act Presentation."
I'm sure... I'm tellin' ya.
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[12 weeks down... 40 to go.]
1 Comments:
Dear Ms. Neal,
What does the Brown Act say about Stonewalling? How long can a commission get away with employing that tactic to avoid public scrutiny?
sincerely, Joe Public
By Commentary, at 8:34 AM, March 25, 2010
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