Madison

Life is ironic.

Yup - 9 more demolitions. Most aren't controversial and they seem pretty frequent, I post these about once a month.

And, apparently, no one say it coming.

Yes, by the end of the week, survey's will be out, meetings scheduled and the city will be looking for your input.

I've been hearing rumblings, but yesterday at the Common Council Organizational Committee (CCOC) there was a proposal to reduce the number of committee members...

You can call it being a spoiler if you want, but so far, the choices to challenge Walker are uninspiring.

Not much. Not much on the agenda since they just met last week. The only thing I expect to be talked about is the "thank you".

Like um, undermining your efforts. Of course, my alder is involved

Of course, the results are no surprise given the staff dislike of the project. Do you even need to look at the results?

Finally! The official word. These tenant/landlord laws changed December 21st - now here's the city attorney's interpretation. And they seem to have changed their mind on Section 8.

Here it is . . .

So, Neil Heinen's editorials are not always hard hitting. Getting a board to have a definite agreed upon opinion on a subject without disagreement is probably not always easy, but they got it right on this one! And in the process, helped me make a point about nasty internet comments on other websites, like madison.com or thedailypage.com forum and how they should have a more responsible commenting policy.