Friday, December 14, 2007
News Toilet Wars©: DeKalb retrofit vote will happen this Tuesday
Posted by Thomas Wheatley @thomaswheatley on Fri, Dec 14, 2007 at 8:12 PM
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Yes, just a couple of days ago I said it would be two weeks, but now I'm hearing from sources and the commission that the controversial retrofit legislation that is proposed in DeKalb County will be voted on this Tuesday. This was confirmed by Commissioner Jeff Rader's office today.
Chip Ivey of the DeKalb Association of Realtors® -- perhaps the ordinance's biggest opponent -- said in a phone interview today that a representative from his organization will be delivering their own version of the ordinance to the county sometime this afternoon. He said the real estate industry group tried to schedule a time to sit down with Francis Kung'u, director of the DeKalb Department of Watershed Management, but has been unsuccessful so far.
CL will be there on Tuesday morning. No word if there are any cheerleaders slated to appear. Maybe awkward dancing plumbers, instead?
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