State College Energy Sovereignty Task Force
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Jun 14, 2013, 2:14:13 PM6/14/13
to Scrap GoogleGroup, Adrienne Sager, Toni Brink, Greg Miller, Amanda Cox, Alissa duBois, Ben Price, Cusumano Laura (Dininni)and Joe, Joseph Cusumano, Marisa Kupiak Eichman (Bill), Joy Mitra (Ran), Chad Nichoson, WES Glebe and Christine
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In case you haven't seen this. Excellent work by Janet Engeman and Katherine Watt.
I hope the media gets on it!!
After attending the May 16 State College Borough Planning Commission meeting, I am more convinced than ever that too much power lies in the hands of too few. The fact that a single person, the director of planning and zoning, is the sole decider on an issue such as 'change of land use' regarding the conversion of a power plant in the middle of downtown is outrageous!
The fact that regulatory issues (such as impervious area) are the guidance, and community health, safety and welfare, as well as homeland security, aren't included in the decision making process is disheartening and troubling.
I hope our Community Bill of Rights can change how our local laws and regulations work.
Democracy School starts tonight.
Pam
PS The May16 SC Planning Commission meeting can be found at:
www.cnet1.org
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In case you haven't seen this. Excellent work by Janet Engeman and Katherine Watt.
I hope the media gets on it!!
After attending the May 16 State College Borough Planning Commission meeting, I am more convinced than ever that too much power lies in the hands of too few. The fact that a single person, the director of planning and zoning, is the sole decider on an issue such as 'change of land use' regarding the conversion of a power plant in the middle of downtown is outrageous!
The fact that regulatory issues (such as impervious area) are the guidance, and community health, safety and welfare, as well as homeland security, aren't included in the decision making process is disheartening and troubling.
I hope our Community Bill of Rights can change how our local laws and regulations work.
Democracy School starts tonight.
Pam
PS The May16 SC Planning Commission meeting can be found at:
www.cnet1.org
Sent from my iPhone
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