|
he Morning Mayor Show KMPH 840 AM Daily at 10 The valleys only local newstalk radio show February 14, 2008 The Sabatino Report Time for review of Measure M The passing of Measures M and N, created by the recent Charter Review Committee, requires the City to create a five-member Citizen's Salary Setting Commission and a nine-member Citizen's Districting Commission. Measure M suggests the Commission be composed of one retired Stanislaus County judge, one member of a local taxpayer's association with tax-exempt status, one member of a local nonpartisan political organization with tax-exempt status, one former member of a Civil Grand Jury who has served in that role within the previous five years and one additional member who has demonstrated civic involvement and a capacity to serve in an honest, independent, and impartial fashion. There is a difference between REQUIRE and SUGGEST. Measure M advertised the endorsement of the Democratic and Republican Central Committees, Someone violated the by-laws of these committees because the “endorsements” came without the voting required by those by-laws. Measure M was endorsed by the Stanislaus County Taxpayers Association, which does not exist. Measure M was financed to the tune of $100,000 by the Mayor, City Councilmember Brad Hawn, George Petrulakis, and etc. Measure M ballot measure was written by George Petrulakis, a land-use lawyer, political consultant, and power peddler. Measure M was endorsed by the Stanislaus Taxpayer Association which is the only organization available to fit the requirement as suggested by the ballot measure. Apparently they already have a seat at the table. There is much more, but you will not see it in the corporate newspaper, or hear it on corporate radio. The Morning Mayor Show With host, former Mayor Carmen Sabatino KMPH 840 AM daily at 10 209-527-8484
|
Politics 
