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So, not much has changed on the list, but here it is. It is followed by an interesting conversation about what power the committee has. Turns out the guys that wanted the government structure discussion because the executive (mayor) has too much power, also thinks the Council Executive Committee shouldn't have more power either. I don't get it.

I kept getting distracted this morning . . . but here it is, finally! Monday, October 3, 2011 8:00 AM MADISON DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION HOUSING COMMITTEE ...

Stunning. Did they even read their packet?

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3 meetings . . . plus the anticipated topics the board will be discussing in August.

And a major question!

Hey - I got an idea, can we collectively ban a few people I don't like from my community. For failing to use common sense . . .

Here's the dates/times on two of them:

3 Polish guys named Dave (hey, the Mayor said it, not me) and the tiff between the City and County on quarterly tax payments for the City of Madison and the E word. Talking to Lucy Mathiak about the Schools and the Edgewater TIF.

4 meetings, all 4 this afternoon and start within an hour and a half of each other . . .

What's so scary about a train? Is Blaska right, is that why people voted for Walker, or is there a whole lot more to it? And what happens if they are successful? We lose jobs and millions of dollars in our Wisconsin economy. It makes no sense.

They are asking to continue negotiating until May. Here the memo and City - Negotiating Team Report Appendices 11.3.14">attachments and highlights.