Here is Part Deux of the list...And you thought a recall wouldn't be needed!
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Homewood Corporation financial/business involvement/relationship with the former Mayor and the City Manager in other parts of the state.
The deed for the New Police Headquarters and related concerns. See Darryl Berry for the ?“rest of the story.?”
City Financial Status--The negative financial circumstances, as described to me by the reimbursements for the referendum, and because we have provided developers with so many incentives that it is weighing heavily on the City budget. I was also told that the City might have to tap into the budget surplus, or, at the very least, begin cutting departmental budgets
The Bob Posey/Colonial Heating and Cooling?—Councilperson Craig Maxey?’s involvement, the City of Pickerington?’s involvement and City employees?’ involvement at the direction of the City Manager. Inspection problems, financial issues, cover-ups. Fire Inspector?’s concerns and issues.
Former Mayor Lee Gray and a member of City Council coming to City Hall during regular business hours to provide employees with draft materials to review, which were to be later used as campaign publicity for those people who were being endorsed by the Pickerington Area Republican Club.
Former Mayor at the table and participating in negotiations between Pickerington City Manager Joyce Bushman, and individuals and companies to help negotiate the terms of their annexation into the City of Pickerington.
Promises by the developers of the Giltz-Drugmart project on SR 256 to give the City thousands of dollars in donations, to help make up for the expenses incurred by taking on the statewide referendum campaign. Finance Director?’s concern over when the developer was going to give the City a $50,000 check re: same.
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Homewood Corporation financial/business involvement/relationship with the former Mayor and the City Manager in other parts of the state.
The deed for the New Police Headquarters and related concerns. See Darryl Berry for the ?“rest of the story.?”
City Financial Status--The negative financial circumstances, as described to me by the reimbursements for the referendum, and because we have provided developers with so many incentives that it is weighing heavily on the City budget. I was also told that the City might have to tap into the budget surplus, or, at the very least, begin cutting departmental budgets
The Bob Posey/Colonial Heating and Cooling?—Councilperson Craig Maxey?’s involvement, the City of Pickerington?’s involvement and City employees?’ involvement at the direction of the City Manager. Inspection problems, financial issues, cover-ups. Fire Inspector?’s concerns and issues.
Former Mayor Lee Gray and a member of City Council coming to City Hall during regular business hours to provide employees with draft materials to review, which were to be later used as campaign publicity for those people who were being endorsed by the Pickerington Area Republican Club.
Former Mayor at the table and participating in negotiations between Pickerington City Manager Joyce Bushman, and individuals and companies to help negotiate the terms of their annexation into the City of Pickerington.
Promises by the developers of the Giltz-Drugmart project on SR 256 to give the City thousands of dollars in donations, to help make up for the expenses incurred by taking on the statewide referendum campaign. Finance Director?’s concern over when the developer was going to give the City a $50,000 check re: same.
