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DIANNE JONES
r of Comm and th Urban
Banke Forum. Sh id
with h r family in roy.
at Davi 0
there wa anyone el . in the
administration at the meeting
who could answer the ques
tions.
Mc Clary and Fr nklin aid
the Finane Dir tor w he
only on who could h ndl heir
questions, sh w s the
city official prepared the
budget.
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By RON SEIGEL
HIGHLA D P RK -- urm
it August 29 meetin , th
Highland P rk ity Council
voted to delay action on M yor
Lin ey Porter' propo al for
e tlement of court ca
Month go th city council
voted not to ke action on ny
city financi I m tte x pt for
larie , until fin ncia l repo
were up to d t . Council mem
bers tat that he city could
not rationally mak d isions to
pay for differen Items until
hey und rstood the city' finan
. 1 condition. .
It in' tr -
tion it
JUly reco a tn - im of th
m ing, Councilman Titus Me
Clary aid that the council
would not act on uch m tters.
He xplained that Finan . Di
rector Elain T rr II wa not
present to d I with city council
questions
Council President Pro Tern
hristine -Franklin in erted an
mendment that the settlement
proposals would be dealt with at
the next meeting, if the finan
cial director shows up.
o
d,
could not prop rly evaluate
th m
Wainwright id the reports
w r given to th council secre
tary the pr vious Thursday -
on working day befor the
m ing. Wainwright id if
city council mem r: had any
qu ions of th ' Fin nce Direc
tor, they hould have asked if
Neighbor, ay it'
By RON SEIGEL
MlchlQ!o C/t/zgo I ti,'! I, , ! •
HI 'HLA R PA K - In tlw
mi t of fo�J\'(J �Ul'd �rl·l�e't1
a "public nuis n ," controver
sial building t 11 Mo has
be n old, according to a nei h
bor hood prot t r
Jennifer Franklin, one of the
I aders in prot ting conditions
at the building, id he heard
from a court offie r that the
Sterling Group. old th building
and tha mo t r id nts w r.
vi ed.
Neighborhood re idents
charged it wa a' lum building
and dangerous to people who
live in th r .
Franklin, a r ide nt, who is
the daughter of ormer Deputy
Mayor Godfrey Franklin and
Council President Pro Tern
Christine Franklin, urged that
the building b de lar d a "pub
lic nui a nce."
he has uggested that this
could repr ent a te t c e giv
ing urban areas n w tool for
d aling with lum landlords.
Th issue wa referred to the
ci y a torney
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OTTY WAINWRIGHT,
Administrative Assi tant to the
Mayor called the decision irra
tional.
Wainwright said that after
July, the administration was
operating under new budget
for a new fiscal y a r nd council
member should know the city
would not "be going broke injust
one month."
Furthermore, the council was
.not dealing with discretionary
fund , but legal ettlements or
der by the court , he said.
Wainwright add d these settle- .... ..... ....
ments wou ld not have come be
fore a city council meeting, had
council members not agreed
upon this in closed session.
Franklin charged that the
ouncil members had not re
ceived the financial reports un
til the day ofth m ting and so
new one.
Thi action prev nt d a
teach r' trike and . sur d
hool would op n on ch dule.
re Byndrian, publi f-
f irs official for th Highl nd
Park School Bo rd, aid "We'r
pleased the ducation of our
children begin on time. Many
exciting ch n in th chool
dis trict will ome a reali y on
ch ule "