The public notice above appeared in today’s Record
newspaper.
What does the cancellation of work sessions mean for
the residents of Lodi?
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The public is given less time to review
agendas for regular meetings.
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The public no longer has an opportunity to
speak about issues before they are voted on.
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There will be less time to research
whether planned Board actions are legal.
Four Board members that voted for the cancellation
just got on the Board. They only
attended two or three work sessions.
Cardone’s re-organization speech: she has to be home by 8:30.
Cardone’s re-organization speech: she has to be home by 8:30.
If they don’t want to be there, they should resign. They
should show as much enthusiasm for education as they do for their nepotism and
cancelling public meetings.
The cancellations further show that Lodi has a puppet
Board. They want to show up, rubber-stamp
whatever Capizzi and Quatrone places in front them, and then go out to the
Diners where they are rewarded accordingly.
I don't enjoy work sessions. In fact, I usually have a bad headache for 24 hours after each one. It is frustrating to deal with people that are constantly scamming the community instead of dealing with education. With that said, I voted NO because cancelling public meetings is disrespectful to the voters that put us there.
I don't enjoy work sessions. In fact, I usually have a bad headache for 24 hours after each one. It is frustrating to deal with people that are constantly scamming the community instead of dealing with education. With that said, I voted NO because cancelling public meetings is disrespectful to the voters that put us there.
YES
votes to end work sessions
Cardone, Leto, Scorzetti, Vizcaino, Marra, Nardino,
and Carbonetti
NO
vote
Curioni
Absent
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