Good morning Mr. Barr, Please find attached a letter from Ocean City Fairness in Taxes thanking you for adding an additional public comment period at the last city council meeting for the five year, $141 million capital improvement program. Your effort on behalf of the Ocean City taxpayer is greatly appreciated. Could you please make
Depending on federal funds from grant programs that don’t exist because laws that would establish grant funds, have not been approved, is not a sound financial plan. It is wishful thinking. In response, FIT, Fairness in Taxes President, David Breeden, sent a letter to Congressman Jeff VanDrew inquiring whether Ocean City would be eligible for federal
As a result of lack of public notification on the presentation of the city’s five year, $141 million capital improvement plan, FIT President David Breeden sent a letter to City Council President Bobby Barr requesting an additional public comment period at the next council meeting specifically to address the proposed capital plan. Council President Barr
At the last city council meeting, City Solicitor Dottie McCrosson provided council an update on the condemnation of the Klause and Palmer properties. Whenever she voluntarily furnishes information on the condemnation of these properties, a legal alarm clock goes off in my head to check the case files to determine if there is any recent
Will attempt to respond to the comments regarding the Theater Company: 1. While I do not recall the tradeoff for the 15th and West Avenue Building for the old lifesaving station, I firmly believe a similar commitment was made when the new Public Works Complex was built in the 1100 block of Haven and that
Mike Allegretto reached out to me to advice of an item that will be on the agenda for the upcoming city council meeting on March 11, 2021. This meeting will be open to the public and will be held at the high school auditorium. The agenda item deals with the Ocean City Theater Company and the
On Wednesday, April 29, David Breeden, President of Ocean City Fairness in Taxes (FIT), sent the following letter to Ocean City Mayor, Jay Gillian. SUBJECT: Follow Up #2 on Approved Resolution Establishing Rate of Interest For Delinquent Taxes – State Executive Order #130 Dear Mayor Gillian, Yesterday, Governor Murphy issued Executive Order number 130, allowing