Action Alert: - Clack. Co. Comm. Meeting Thursday Oct. 27 at 10AM
Action Alert
Clackamas Co. Commissioners
Meeting
Thursday October 27, 2011 at
10AM
Certain Clackamas County Commissioners are planning to call
Certain Clackamas County Commissioners are planning to call
in back-up from their Portland
developer and union friends for
this Thursday's BCC Hearing, and they intend
to smear AFP.
We need as many people as possible
to attend and testify from
Clackamas County AFP, Oregon 912 Project, and others at this
Thursday's meeting. Please
arrive early so we can
fill the
Hearing Room before the 3-388 supporters do. We need
many
to be prepared to speak. Come and invite your patriotic friends!
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Clackamas County Commissioners'
Hearing Room (4th Floor)
2051 Kaen Road, Oregon City 97045
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The following are a few
ideas for testimony and some questions you may ask the Commissioners:
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Why are you allowing people outside of Clackamas County to testify? Are they going to pay our taxes too?
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Why are you not requiring people to give their full address, as your rules require? (if it applies)
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Ask Commissioners, do you represent all of Clackamas County? If you do, why would you promote a counter measure against the peoples’ measure that would create a “special class of citizens” by allowing only 1% to vote on the formation of an urban renewal district while the other 99% have to pay for the debt?
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Why would the BCC place Measure 3-388 with wording that a judge ruled was "confusing" on the ballot?
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Commissioner Ann Linginger illegally campaigned for measure 3-388 at last weeks Commissioner meeting using county employees and the county tele-broadcast system. Ask her how she can justify her actions.
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What was the cost of putting the BCC's measure 3-388 up for a vote of the county tax payers?
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How much tax money will be diverted by UR districts away from county services? UR draws heavily from existing taxes for local county services: police, fire, libraries, government schools, leaving these "essential services" short-funded.
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How much control over what happens within an UR district will those taxpayers really have? None after that 1% votes for the rest of us.
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Hold up Comm. Ann Lininger’s e-mail and ask: Why have you invited the 3-388 special interest people to this meeting to promote your agenda using Clackamas County employees and resources?
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Ask the County Attorney (who sits to the right and hold up Comm. Ann Lininger’s e-mail and ask): Is it legal for Clackamas County Commissioners to promote measure 3-388 at a public meeting using Clackamas County employees and resources?
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Why was it necessary to place 3-388 on the ballot when you had the power to approve it without any vote?
Please invite a friend and mark your calendar.
Thank you for all you do for liberty and see you there!
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