By the Fullerton Shadow
The abode of F. Paul Dudley, possibly designed by Mike Brady
The anti-recall forces keep chanting the mantra that Fullerton is not for sale, despite all the obvious evidence to the contrary, and that under the Jones, Bankhead and McKinley regime, Fullerton has been very much for sale.
Here’s a picture of an anti-recall sign in the front yard of former Development Services Director, F. Paul Dudley, the man who, for over twenty years, participated in a series of calamitous boondoggles, oversaw the over-development of downtown Fullerton, the development of Coyote Hills East, and the New Urbanism of Amerige Heights. F. Paul Dudley is the man who gave the Florentine family a permanent building on a public sidewalk. Apart from being a dyed-in-the-wool arrogant bureaucrat, Dudley is also a happy member of Fullerton’s $100,000 Pension Club, pulling down a whopping $139,420 for doing nothing.
*They need a sign in the front yard all right: “Bought…Paid For….and Why should
we have to pay off the new guys too?”
Too cynical”?….nah….just the American System in Action….
Tony, so the money you put up to finance the recall to pay Chris Thompson to organize people to stand outside of the grocery stores was just for kicks? If Fullerton is up for sale it sure seems like you’ve put in a bid…
Fullerton has been systematically sold off by the Three Hollow Logs. Literally. Don’t believe it? Say whatever happened to the 100 block of E. Whiting Avenue?
And the price was amazingly cheap.