Home
Classifieds
Coupons
Contests
Subscribe
Work with us
Cloudy,61°
Wednesday, May 22, 2013

City launches boardwalk focus groups
(Page 3 of 3)
Anthony Rifilato/Herald
Scott Bochner was among 100 residents at the Feb. 6 focus group meeting.

Some expressed disappointment that members of the City Council did not attend the meeting, while others said that their absence benefitted the forum.

“We specifically decided to have an independent organization — Sustainable Long Island — carry out the meetings without the council’s presence in order to remove any overtones of political bias or undo influences,” Council President Scott Mandel said, adding that the council will attend the Feb. 20 meeting. “We truly want residents’ unfiltered and honest thoughts in helping us repair the boardwalk.”

Not registered? Click here
E-mail this
Print this
Comments
1 comment on this item

They say they won't make any decisions without popular input, yet they have already entered into an agreement and a price. How can these two things both be true?

You must be logged in to post a comment. Click here to log in.
Terms of Use | Advertising | Press Release | Careers | Contact Us | Community Links                         © 2013 Richner Communications, Inc.