Ho ever, he added that
ELB would be flexible about a
specific date for wen" the plan
uld have to, be made. Phil
Pierce, 0 appointed by
ELB financial consultan to
Highland Par ugg ed that
mid- March ould be a good
date to complete it.
Expressing ppreciation at
being ble to meet with council
en members personally, she noted
cit Y in friendly tone, "I'm glad you
kno that there are faces behind
the. n me of the Emergency
Loan Board."
ordinances.
At previous meeting
critisisms were raised about the
1 c of experience of other ap­
pointees, including sistant city
attorney Di ne Hutcherson.
There were also criti i IDS about
the mayor appointing
Detroiters to positions, instead
of Highland Par residents.
Die erson t ted, I do in­
tend to liv in Highland Park,"
Council Pre ident Pro Tern
D . ght Downe indi ted that
he hoped th t ther would be an
tt mpt by the ne mayor to
com in everal department in
order to cut administration
co t but added he recognized
that under pre. ent law it would
be impo siblc for h 'r to begin
ueh a reorganization Until the
. ubmi. ion of her budg "l later
thi year.
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