MLPA interactive maps

[Grego]

I've bitten my tongue for a long time now ever since I recognized Paul's point, it just boggles my mind and once again questions the fairness of this process.

I have an interview with another local paper, and that same point is at the top of my discussion.

In local governments, when seeking public comment and input in a workshop setting, another workshop is conducted 1-2 weeks later taking those ideas and then presenting the pros/cons of those ideas. Most of the time the public provides ideas that are just plain crazy, some provide ideas that would have been great if it wasn't for some type of conflict with a local/state/federal law or sometimes it just isn't cost efficient, and some provide ideas that staff incorporates fully or partially. Nonetheless, we hold follow-up workshops that explains the pros and cons of ALL public input in either verbal or written format. I have no idea what type of public input process this MLPA is conducting.....with all these degrees floating around it seems none of them took Public Administration 101.

[tylerdurden]

Yeah, lets have the last public comment for the RSG members after the last meeting. Makes perfect sense to me . Comment on the maps afterward they are done, not before when we might be able to help mold them.

Would we expect anything less based on the way they have been running things though . Doesn't matter, I'll be there.

What we are doing as kayak fishermen is working. At this point in San Diego we have done very well considering. Let's not screw it up now.

[Billy V]

Originally Posted by tylerdurden

Yeah, lets have the last public comment for the RSG members after the last meeting. Makes perfect sense to me . Comment on the maps afterward they are done, not before when we might be able to help mold them.

Would we expect anything less based on the way they have been running things though . Doesn't matter, I'll be there.

What we are doing as kayak fishermen is working. At this point in San Diego we have done very well considering. Let's not screw it up now.

Maybe the governor could appoint a few more BRTF members to the fish and game commission before the final votes are taken to close the entire world to fishing.
KY Jelly notwithstanding.

I believe it is imperative to contact the I Team Members ahead of time and tell them that Public Comments Need to be Heard Before the RSG Members Draw Any Maps.
-Dumb it down for them.

So the RSG Members may consider and implement the wants and needs of the Tax Paying Public, and All Citizens of the State of Kollyfornya.

[CurtyL]

one word: steamroller.