6 Comments:

• Thank you 24/7 for your attentiveness to community matters! Would be nice to note how many attend the first public session vs. attendance at the second public session. Question: do we really miss anything by missing the first session and just attending the last one? Do they synopsize what has transpired in the first one for those who can't make both? Some of us don't get home from work in time for the first.

  By  Anonymous, at August 13, 2008 12:01 PM  

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• I'd like to see our new council join forces with Canyon Lake And urge the PUC and SCE to adjust our baseline rates (Friday Flyer 7-18-2008). This has been talked about for a number of years.

  By  Anonymous, at August 13, 2008 1:12 PM  

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• Why Closed session, "... to discuss details on acquiring real property"? Would think public has right to know what real property is being discussed, what the issues are, and who is for and against the acquisitions. Can understand discussing some personnel issues in Closed session because of sensitivity and confidentiality. What's so secretive about discussing details on acquiring real property?

  By  Anonymous, at August 13, 2008 2:49 PM  

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• Good points. They need to define what the 'real property' is. If its computers, office equipment, etc; not too concerned about their discussing privately. If its real estate property, I agree, it should be in open session with public knowledge of who is promoting what, who is voting for what. Maybe this will be voiced at the first session to clarify just what 'property' they're discussing privately.

  By  Anonymous, at August 13, 2008 3:48 PM  

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• Why are they having meetings at the college. Don't you have to pay for parking? I don't want to fight school traffic. Be there early to find a parking place. Let's have the meetings elsewhere so all can go. Or are they trying to discourage us from atending?

  By  Anonymous, at August 13, 2008 5:46 PM  

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• To the last poster:
  
  The parking isn't an issue. There's plenty of parking this time of year with only a few classes for summer session. And I don't think you have to worry about being charged for parking either. I didn't see any school officials too concerned about it.

  By  Anonymous, at August 13, 2008 6:02 PM  

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