Immediately following Judge Winkler's ruling, and since, we've heard from Mayor Mallory, City Manager Dohoney, the City Solicitor, Laure Quinlivan and Chris Seelbach, all wringing their hands and striking out against those who would allow Citizens to exercise their rights.
Sunday, March 31, 2013
Thursday at 2 PM
Just to be clear, the crisp, clear and correct decision of Hamilton County Common Pleas Court Judge Robert Winkler to allow the Parking Plot to be subjected to referendum did not place the matter on the ballot. Rather, it simply empowered the citizenry to undertake the petitioning process to place the issue before the voters.
This means that we have the right to place the issue on the ballot if, by this Thursday we submit 8,729 valid signatures to the City to place the issue on the November ballot.
This means that we have the right to place the issue on the ballot if, by this Thursday we submit 8,729 valid signatures to the City to place the issue on the November ballot.
Saturday, March 30, 2013
Petition Drive Gets Key Endorsement!
This afternoon COAST was pleased to learn that one of the most respected members of the community has come out in full support of the Petition Drive.
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