Gerry:
Regarding your article on the Environmental Commissioner -Obviously this Officer has no contact with reality, He praised the “new and improved” Guelph Compost Facility when it had already been shut down by the Ministry of the Environment? What a boner! Just how much do we pay this clown who is supposed to have his fingers on the Environment not on his own throat choking off the oxygen to his brain.
Gerry:
Just want to say “thank you” for creating this blog. Love reading it.
Another story is the ongoing saga of building a new main library. The new “CEO’s” strategic plan is just a tad over the top.
Thanks Ruby.
With the overspending of this administration, the new downtown library is still on the back burner. Despite the propaganda that the project could be “3P” Private/Public project. What private developer wants to get involved in a project with the city of Guelph as a partner? That’s like committing Hari Kari in the development world. I say keep the city out of it and allow a private developer to build a mixed use building on Baker Street that has a decent return of capital. Don’t hold your breath on that happening. The majority of this council are arrogant and believe they are always right … maybe that’s the same thing! We shall see.
Gerry, you will have to add your website to guelphblogs.ca.
Gerry:
Regarding your article on the Environmental Commissioner -Obviously this Officer has no contact with reality, He praised the “new and improved” Guelph Compost Facility when it had already been shut down by the Ministry of the Environment? What a boner! Just how much do we pay this clown who is supposed to have his fingers on the Environment not on his own throat choking off the oxygen to his brain.
Gerry:
Just want to say “thank you” for creating this blog. Love reading it.
Another story is the ongoing saga of building a new main library. The new “CEO’s” strategic plan is just a tad over the top.
Thanks Ruby.
With the overspending of this administration, the new downtown library is still on the back burner. Despite the propaganda that the project could be “3P” Private/Public project. What private developer wants to get involved in a project with the city of Guelph as a partner? That’s like committing Hari Kari in the development world. I say keep the city out of it and allow a private developer to build a mixed use building on Baker Street that has a decent return of capital. Don’t hold your breath on that happening. The majority of this council are arrogant and believe they are always right … maybe that’s the same thing! We shall see.
Mike:
It has been some time since we spoke. Just what is it you want to talk about? GB