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Monday, November 26, 2012

Letter to the Editor: Proposed Town Ordinances Face More Criticism

Another Barnstable resident sounds off on several proposed town ordinances.

To The Editor:   I am greatly troubled about the about the harmful community impact which will be produced by the passage of five highly controversial Town of Barnstable ordinances which are scheduled for a December 6th town hall hearing.   As drafted in their existing form, the combination of proposed ordinances numbered 2013-031, -032, -033, -34 and -035 will result in gross violations of the federal and state fair housing rights of the most vulnerable members of our municipality, including the disabled, low-income persons, minorities and the homeless. Furthermore, they will drastically infringe upon the private property rights of local homeowners and business people alike.   Based upon their publicly presented oral and written …

BUTCH

8:49 am on Monday, November 26, 2012

There are five proposed ordinances before the town council on Dec 6th. http://www.town.barnstable.ma.us/BoardsCommittees/TownCouncil/Agendas/2012/11-01-12_AGENDA.pdf The ordinances are a serious challenge to all property owners in Barnstable. The town will have the authority to go after every property owner and make them fix problems with their property. Determination is subjective. If the …   more ›

Thursday, November 1, 2012

Letter to the Editor: Barnstable Assembly of Delegates

Ron Beaty supports Patrick Princi for Barnstable County Assembly of Delegates seat.

To The Editor: According to a September 23, 2011 Cape Cod Times article, the buyout and forced departure of former town manager John Klimm cost Barnstable taxpayers an estimated $450,000. That political fiasco directly resulted from the unfortunate actions of six town councilors at the time. Former Barnstable Town Councilor J. Gregory Milne was one of those persons.   Milne could not run for another term for town council last year because of term limits. Hence, his actions were never appropriately put to any sort of referendum before the voters. He was at least partially responsible for the unnecessary financial burden placed upon local taxpayers resulting from the apparent clear lack of due diligence on the part of those who initiated the…

RON BEATY

8:32 am on Tuesday, November 6, 2012

Vote PATRICK PRINCi for Assembly Delegate from the Town of Barnstable...   more ›

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