Diane Maxey
Dear Editor,
This is in response to Mr. Bedard’s request, and I quote “. . . that Town Council develop a new By-law that calls for a mandatory public meeting, that is well advertised, allowing a public meeting to take place before any land or property is changed from its present purpose, occupancy, sold or rented out.”
So, should the town hold a public meeting to decide on a by-law for mandatory public meetings? This reminds me of the many public and private meetings held by a select few individuals, regarding the Senior Centre. To my knowledge, taxpayers always have the opportunity for input at Council meetings held once a month, by forming a delegation and making a presentation. It is my understanding when I vote for Mayor and Council, that they will be making the best decisions for our community. The Council should NOT find it necessary to call a public meeting for a decision we elected them to make.
I prefer the elected seven officials to make decisions for me as opposed to the few people who tend to undermine the integrity of Mayor and Council. Shame on you!
Diane Maxey
