Notice: CITY OF FAIRHOPE CITY COUNCIL AGENDA THURSDAY, 15 FEBRUARY 2018 - 6:00 P.M. - CITY COUNCIL CHAMBER
5. Final Adoption - An Ordinance Directing the Transfer of an Acre of Land to Fairhope Single Tax Corporation and Declaring said property to be Surplus and not needed for Public or Municipal Purposes; Property is for the Tatumville Subdivision. (Introduced at the January 22, 2018 City Council Meeting)
This is the same location a public heath warning was issued,
FAIRHOPE WAKE UP THIS MUST BE STOPPED: PLEASE SIGN THE PETITION
Save Big Head Gulley in Fairhope, AL Fairhope watershed known as Tatumville Gulley or Big Head Gulley is being threatened by land development.
Source: https://www.change.org/p/fairhope-city-council-save-big-head-gulley-in-fairhope-al
THIS IS AN INSIDE DEAL HEADED BY “TWO HAT” MR. LEE TURNER, HEAD OF BOTH SINGLE TAX AND FAIRHOPE PLANNING AND ZONING. THIS CONFLICT OF INTEREST IS NOW STARING YOU IN THE FACE.
ELEPHANT IN A VOLKSWAGEN ELEPHANT IN A VOLKSWAGEN | THE RIPP REPORT / BALDWIN COUNTY LEGAL EAGLE Some people will believe anything they are told without question.
Grinder pumps exist all over Baldwin County and a large percentage of them are installed unnecessarily.
Developers love them because it saves them money in construction and the poor consumer, most often, does not even know what a grinder pump is.
What the developer/builder does not tell you is that the pump may only last 5 years and the cost of replacement is all yours. They also do not inform the consumer that power is necessary for the pump to operate.
Some people will believe anything they are told without question. The last Fairhope City Council meeting is a perfect example, items 5 and 13, smell like a pig pen. It was all smoke and mirrors orchestrated to smell like roses. You can go on the city site, the council agenda, and get details.
http://www.cofairhope.com/home/showdocument?id=17612
5. Ordinance - An Ordinance Directing the Transfer of an Acre of Land to Fairhope Single Tax Corporation and Declaring said property to be Surplus and not needed for Public or Municipal Purposes; Property is for the Tatumville Subdivision.
Two area’s lacking in leadership in Fairhope are the City Council and Planning and Zoning. The City Council President for the last 5 years has been Jack Burrell. All the previous councils rotated the position of City Council President every 6 months or after a short term in order to give other council members a chance of leadership. In fact, and it is a fact, this council has accomplished absolutely nothing, except to obstruct the Mayor at every opportunity.