Dead Pool: City Council Poisoning Lagoon Residents?

In a November 16 appeal hearing, LB resident Kerrie Aley was an appellant and documented potential toxic risks to neighboring families from dredging and hauling contaminated sediment out of Colorado Lagoon; she didn't oppose the Colorado Lagoon project but insisted that the City of Long Beach, which owns the land, disclose the risks and deal with them appropriately. City management responded by presenting a taxpayer paid consultant who acknowledged the risks but said they'd be handled by other agencies, that is, not by the City of Long Beach. To hear Ms. Aley's testimony, management's response and Ms. Aley's rebuttal, click here. Half the Councilmembers who voted to deny her appeal weren't in the Council Chamber during parts of her testimony; some later said they were watching/listening from the Council lounge; one was inattentive while in the Council Chamber. Ms. Aley provides this detailed response:

http://www.lbreport.com/news/nov10/colohea5.h...

the creature wrote:

In a November 16 appeal hearing, LB resident Kerrie Aley was an appellant and documented potential toxic risks to neighboring families from dredging and hauling contaminated sediment out of Colorado Lagoon; she didn't oppose the Colorado Lagoon project but insisted that the City of Long Beach, which owns the land, disclose the risks and deal with them appropriately. City management responded by presenting a taxpayer paid consultant who acknowledged the risks but said they'd be handled by other agencies, that is, not by the City of Long Beach. To hear Ms. Aley's testimony, management's response and Ms. Aley's rebuttal, click here. Half the Councilmembers who voted to deny her appeal weren't in the Council Chamber during parts of her testimony; some later said they were watching/listening from the Council lounge; one was inattentive while in the Council Chamber. Ms. Aley provides this detailed response:
http://www.lbreport.com/news/nov10/colohea5.h...

So what? No one who voted for the LB Council cares about anything but welfare checks and outrageous Union funding scams.
No one else in Long Beach even cares about the City, or their own families enough to pay attention and VOTE.
Pitiful people can only expect pathetic out comes.

the creature wrote:

In a November 16 appeal hearing, LB resident Kerrie Aley was an appellant and documented potential toxic risks to neighboring families from dredging and hauling contaminated sediment out of Colorado Lagoon; she didn't oppose the Colorado Lagoon project but insisted that the City of Long Beach, which owns the land, disclose the risks and deal with them appropriately. City management responded by presenting a taxpayer paid consultant who acknowledged the risks but said they'd be handled by other agencies, that is, not by the City of Long Beach. To hear Ms. Aley's testimony, management's response and Ms. Aley's rebuttal, click here. Half the Councilmembers who voted to deny her appeal weren't in the Council Chamber during parts of her testimony; some later said they were watching/listening from the Council lounge; one was inattentive while in the Council Chamber. Ms. Aley provides this detailed response:
http://www.lbreport.com/news/nov10/colohea5.h...

Don't forget the dead bodies that have to be fished out. The City Council gets a lounge???

Just keep your windows shut, and wear surgical masks when you go outside, crybabies!
When I was a kid, I used to swim naked up the los angeles river all the way to Compton, and all I got was a gastric parasite once in a while. I'd drink half a glass of white distilled vinegar, and I was all good. Take care of your problems yourselves, you rec park winey wimpys!!!

If democrats would have wanted a quality American style of living in LB they would have elected quality representation. They prefer each day to be worse than yesterday.
They think it makes them appear to be "progressive".