Maybe Commissioner Jolley will finally have some company. It seems that Commissioner Bronson thinks "it's just prudence. Some of the circumstances are changing".
This quote is in response to City Manager Greg Doyon wanting to take a "fresh look" at the city's involvement in the power plant. It also seems that Mr. Doyon is not clear on what kind of additional investment would be needed and if the City or ECP has the means to put additional money into the power plant.
Does this mean Commissioner Bronson would be willing to come to the table with an open mind with regard to this situation? To date, he has voted with the majority of the commission on all issues regarding HGS, SME and ECP.
I hope, Commissioner Bronson, this is a sign that you are stepping up and out of the Lawton stranglehold on the City Commission.
This quote is in response to City Manager Greg Doyon wanting to take a "fresh look" at the city's involvement in the power plant. It also seems that Mr. Doyon is not clear on what kind of additional investment would be needed and if the City or ECP has the means to put additional money into the power plant.
Does this mean Commissioner Bronson would be willing to come to the table with an open mind with regard to this situation? To date, he has voted with the majority of the commission on all issues regarding HGS, SME and ECP.
I hope, Commissioner Bronson, this is a sign that you are stepping up and out of the Lawton stranglehold on the City Commission.
3 comments:
We can always hope, but this commissiner has let his constiuents down badly so far. Maybe he has finally learned basic math and economics. Stay tuned......
The fog is lifting!
Commissioner Bronson a 'good hand' and did sound work on the planning board...let's hope moral courage and reason can prevail and 'stop the bleeding' while we've got real fiscal problems at hand. HGS was a noble ideal, but the road to hell is paved with good intentions, just like we're stuck in Iraq and we still don't have Osama!
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