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Warren councilman named in recall efforts Eddie Kabacinski Advertisement WARREN A local business alliance is backing one effort to recall Warren City Councilman Eddie Kabacinski, one of five members of the council who voted against a proposed settlement that could have ended a costly lawsuit over medical marijuana dispensary licensing. “Even before his vote on this matter, I was inclined to run a recall on him anyhow,” said John Johnson, CEO of the Southeast Michigan Chamber of Commerce and the chairman of the recall committee. Johnson said Kabacinski, elected in November 2019 to represent Warren’s City Council District 5, “had a lot of baggage” even before the vote on the settlement. He said Kabacinski was in the “weakest” position of the five council members who voted in late November to deny a proposed settlement and consent judgment in the Pinebrook Warren LLC et al vs. City of Warren et al case, brought by a host of hopeful marijuana disp ....
A controversial member of the Warren City Council is being targeted for recall by a pro-business group for voting against a proposed settlement for lawsuits filed against the city by companies seeking marijuana licenses. The SouthEast Michigan Chamber of Commerce (SEMC) has filed recall language seeking to remove Edward Eddie Kabacinski, a first-term councilman. Kabacinski was part of the majority that voted for the settlement, which the SEMC has called a job killer, because it feels the agreement would result in hundreds of new jobs and revenue for tax-paying entities. - Advertisement - Others also voted against the settlement, but we feel Councilman Kabacinski is the weakest of the lot, said John Johnson of the SEMC and chairman of the recall committee. ....