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	People are asking ... what is the January Townhall Meeting about? The City Commission will host the first of its monthly "Townhall Meetings" at the Key Colony Inn and as a Zoom webinar on Wednesday, January 17 at 9:30 a.m. Come in person! Attend on Zoom! Have your questions and comments ready! The city commission really wants to hear from all KCBers! Be persuasive. Be focused. Mayor Raspe will discuss City Hall. Commissioner Foster will update the 9th and 10th Street Stormwater Project. Commissioner Harding is give his history of City Hall repairs. Commissioner Ramsay-Vickrey plans a PowerPoint Presentation to justify her City Hall stance. Commissioner DiFransico will discuss the City Administrator position. LIVS owner Tony Rosabal will peddle the Taj design. As we rebuild our beloved little community, we hope the commission will consider the facts about earlier city officials' plans and actions for City Hall. Here are some of the concerns People Are Asking about: Mayor Raspe is right that there are questions about City Hall. We hope the commission will invite a citizens' committee to prepare 3-4 alternate plans. Visit bit.ly/KCBCityHall for a look at some of the current proposals. Commissioner Foster is right that there are questions about the Stormwater Project especially since Mr. DeNeale has said the work is completed on the north end of 10th Street. Residents reported excessive ponding of water there after the recent rains. The history of City Hall is heavy on smoke and mirrors. A good question is, Why is Commissioner Tom Harding continuing to flog this story when that horse is dead? Commissioner Ramsay-Vickrey has tried to justify building the Taj ma-KCB again and again. A good question is, Why is her narrative still out there when so much of the city knows it's not true? We hope the commission will consider that we've struck out twice on city administrators. Do we even need another one? We hope the commission will consider why we pay for three or more lawyers at most every meeting. Good questions to ask are, how much litigation has the city paid for since 2020 and how much has the city actually paid our attorneys and DOAH and support staff since 2020. The commission invites all KCBers to air their interests and concerns on these topics. Really. They do want to hear from you and have pledged to include your issues at their commission meetings. KCB is our little city. Be there. Be ready. Be focused. Be persuasive. And please volunteer to help our gem and to stand against the remaining false claims. 01-17-2024 City Commission Townhall Meeting Agenda.pdf This meeting will be held at the temporary meeting place for the City of Key Colony Beach at the Key Colony Inn Banquet Room at 700 W. Ocean Drive, Key Colony Beach, Florida, and virtually via Zoom. Join from a PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone or Android device: Please click this URL to join. https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84000057038?pwd=NlBiQkZBOHZnZDBIQVNlZDU4QXhSQT09 Passcode: 697985 What did former Building Official Ed Borysiewicz have to say about City Hall?

Contents... What People Are Asking About Referendum Votes and Recall Elections About the "Taj ma-KCB" About the Original City Hall About the New City Hall About the City Staff About Egregious Code Enforcement About the City Commission About City Resources About City Finances About the Trailers About the Loss of Community What People Are Saying ... Local News, Letters to the Editor, and Other Commentary
		About this Site Definitions F.A.Q. KCB Directory of City Officials [this link opens a page on the City website] KCB News and Commentary Letters to the Editor And All the Questions People Have Asked, (Solely about Key Colony Beach) Sorted by Category: Table of Contents And, finally, What IS "Concerned in KCB"?

		01-17-2024

People are asking ... what is the January Townhall Meeting about?

What did former Building Official Ed Borysiewicz have to say about City Hall?

What did former Building Official
Ed Borysiewicz
have to say about City Hall?