Three Votes for Four Hundred Thousand
Aug 14
1 min read
Updated: Aug 29
On a three-member board, it takes only two votes and those two votes can do almost anything they want. Two.
Where the road goes: two votes.
What the budget funds: two votes.
How a piece of land gets used, what gets built next to your subdivision, whether a project lives or dies: two votes.
Not the considered majority of a deliberative body. Two neighbors who happen to agree on a Tuesday.
I believe that arrangement is wrong.
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