Tutunjian: I think this is an excellent opportunity for the Council to take the lead
One day after Mayor Harry Tutunjian urged the City Council to take the reins on a feasibility study of the Dauchy Building as a future city hall, he issued a memorandum to the Council further explaining his position. In the memorandum, he cites the Council's criticisms of previous bidding processes -- most likely referring to comments made by Councilman Bill Dunne, D-District 4, and Council President Clem Campana regarding the former City Hall demolition -- as a motivation for the Council taking the lead.
He also agrees to support "an appropriate budget transfer to pay the expense." The full document is embedded below.
Jan 21, 2011 Memorandum
He also agrees to support "an appropriate budget transfer to pay the expense." The full document is embedded below.
Jan 21, 2011 Memorandum
Labels: City Council, City Hall, Dauchy Building, Tutunjian
1 Comments:
That's telling them Mr. Mayor...if they think they can do better let them try
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