Notice of Intent to Recall
I just wanted to provide a status update on our recall activities. We served the mayor and two councilmembers with Notices of Intent to Recall at the last council meeting on December 8th. To comply with the recall requirements we had to publish a copy of the Notices in the Delano Record. The Notices appeared in the December 15th issue of the Delano Record. I have included a copy of the Notices in the link below. The Notices are signed by 23 people, only 6 of which are my family members. So this is a nice wake up call to the mayor that he does not have 100% support from the community and we all don't support his "vision and goals", whatever they may be.
As part of the process, the mayor and two councilmembers are given 7 days to respond to our statement in the Notice of Intent. Well the deadline has passed and none of the three people even bothered to respond to our statement. So our official recall petition forms will not have any official statement from them. I'm sure these guys needed well over 7 days to come up with a 200 word statement to defend themselves. The mental strain was probably too much to bear and they just gave up.
http://home.earthlink.net/~rrodartejr/mcrg/intent/PubIntent.pdf
posted by Rafael Rodarte @ 12:42 AM
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I believe that the right choice is to recall the mayor and the two council members.If the mayor and the councilmembers believe mcfarland is like a multimillion dollar company that can pay for trips for family members what about the children and the schools which they attend.I am tired of having to give money to my childrens preschool so they and their classmates can go on a field trip.instead the mayor decides to take the money that should go back to the people of mcfarland and not towards any personal expense.
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