Conflict Allegations? Montclair Has Been Here Before
It's the latest in a long history of conflict of interest allegations in Montclair but not all have held up in court.
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It's the latest in a long history of conflict of interest allegations in Montclair but not all have held up in court.
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May 5, 2021 at 4:04 PM MONTCLAIR, NJ - The Montclair Township Council's May 4 meeting was expected to be long, due to controversial decisions made for the 2021 municipal budget that would attract dozens of residents to the public comment part, and it was. Concerns from councilors over items up for a vote made the meeting even longer. Mayor Sean Spiller announced a few amendments to the 2021 budget, set at $93.8 million, and the most notable one was increasing the expenditure for the library system to $419,848, a $100,000 increase. Residents in support of a robust library budget, appalle...
Frank Rubacky I totally agree. If performance measurements are illusive, the alternative is to replace it with choice. A very smart progressive compared it to our electric aggregation program. Let PSEG (MPSD) provide the delivery infrastructure, administration, etc. and the customer chooses the solar/wind/carbon supplier offering (s MPSD magnet, a charter, etc). The dollars are a pass-through. The MPSD has capacity limitations now and we face extraordinary capital expenditures, high fixed costs, and fast-rising variable costs – spread across 13 buildings. The market should decide whi...