Yeah I guess so. I'm gonna shift to fighting this thing. Can it be stopped? Can the Democrats who backed…
It's hard to criticize somebody who's on the right side of an issue.
UPDATE. I was gonna get a quote or two from Duane, Anaheim's PRA king, but that turned into 6 paragraphs.…
Disappointed then. And what explains mediocre Republicans voting against it, Tri Ta and Laurie Davies are no champions of open…
I don't see why anybody should be shocked by Democrats doing this. They are the party of pro-government bias and…
See there ya go being malicious!
Geez! Affordable CPRA requests are an important tool needed to expose bad behavior.
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![In one of my July 21st posts I mentioned Mission Viejo councilman Frank Ury promoting a change from General Law to a Charter form of city government. At that time […]](https://www.orangejuiceblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/charter1-155x155.jpg "Mission Viejo council considers Charter form of Government")
Mission Viejo council considers Charter form of Government
Posted on July 30, 2010 | 11 CommentsIn one of my July 21st posts I mentioned Mission Viejo councilman Frank Ury promoting a change from General Law to a Charter form of city government. At that time […] -
![A few council meetings ago Mission Viejo councilman Frank Ury suggested changing from a General Law to a Charter form of city government. At the time he was expressing […]](https://www.orangejuiceblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/ury-155x155.jpg "Why did MV councilman Ury promote changing to a Charter City government?")
Why did MV councilman Ury promote changing to a Charter City government?
Posted on July 21, 2010 | 42 CommentsA few council meetings ago Mission Viejo councilman Frank Ury suggested changing from a General Law to a Charter form of city government. At the time he was expressing […] -
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Charter to Charter
Posted on July 9, 2010 | 1 CommentThere are General Law cities and Charter Cities. General Law Cites typically follow state and federal law. Charter Cities can kind of make up their own rules as they go […] -
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Should Mission Viejo switch from a General Law to a Charter form of city government?
Posted on September 24, 2009 | 5 CommentsAt the Sept 21st meeting of the Mission Viejo city council a council member asked the city attorney if Charter Cities are immune from government raiding. This was triggered by […]
Right while I was writing this piece, three more came out, with invaluable info. I'll have to do a new…