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Let’s set the record straight, Mayor Aronsohn

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June 11th 2015
Boyd A. Loving

Ridgewood NJ, During Wednesday evening’s Village Council meeting (06/10/2015), Mayor Paul Aronsohn boasted that he and other members the current Council were personally responsible for enhancing the public comment segment(s) of Village Council meetings by increasing the amount of speaking time allotted from 3 minutes to 5 minutes per individual speaker.

In reality, the 5 minute time limit per individual speaker was established by Ordinance 2442, which was adopted on January 11, 1994.  Neither Mr. Aronsohn, nor any other current Village Council member, served on the Council at that time.

On July 11, 2014, a resident became aware that the then in place 3 minute time limit per individual speaker was not consistent with what was established by Ordinance 2442 (a 5 minute time limit), and made Village Clerk Heather Mailander aware of the discrepancy.

Subsequent to receipt of this resident’s advisory, Ms. Mailander notified Mr. Aronsohn and other Council members of the issue and the time limit was adjusted to be consistent with the aforementioned ordinance.

I do so wish that Mr. Aronsohn would stop stretching the truth to bolster his political career.

Fortunately, some of us have been around long enough to remember things as they actually happened as opposed to the “world according to Paul Aronsohn.”

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Reader says 12 pm and still no agenda posted on the website. Transparency !

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Reader says 12 pm and still no agenda posted on the website. Transparency !

The agenda was just posted 12:18pm . why so late? Maybe because of what is going to be discussed in closed sessions ?

 Legal
1.         RIC Development  ( Big Al’s attorney friend trying to get the right of way at the sewage plant to help him build hosing)
           Dave Rutford  
            c.         Contract negotiations               
1.         Employee Parking
2.         Lot 12 – The Gap Parking Lot
3.         Fire Contract Negotiations

09/02/147:30PMPlanning Board Public 
09/03/147:30PMVillage Council Special Public Meeting 
09/03/147:30PMVillage Council Public Work Session 
09/09/147:30PMBoard of Adjustment Regular Public Meeting
09/10/148:00PMVillage Council Public Meeting
09/16/147:30PMPlanning Board Public Meeting
09/17/147:30PMVillage Council Public Work Session
09/23/147:30PMBoard of Adjustment Regular Public Meeting
10/01/147:30PMVillage Council Public Work Session
10/07/147:30PMPlanning Board Public Meeting

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Readers not impressed with Mayor Aronsohn’s Move to Squash Free Speech

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Readers not impressed with Mayor Aronsohn’s Move to Squash Free Speech 

The Council would rather hear themselves talking than hear those who pay the bills talking.

What objective criteria are being used to determine whether a remark is personally abusive or offensive? Answer: there are no objective criteria to determine such. This is a subjective call based upon the whim of our mayor.

Remarks that are either personally abusive or offensive. “With the Three Amigos that anything that doesn’t tout the accomplishments .

Aronsohn and Pucciarel , and Hauck regularly put down their colleagues on the council for no good reason. Usually they are trying to cow somebody into refraining from accurately describing the three amigo’s actual behavior, or what they should have done but didn’t, or explaining why what they did or failed to do was ethically or legally or morally wrong. So they basically want to disarm their political opponents while retaining complete flexibility to fillet people they don’t like with impunity. How and why do we put up with this transparently mendacity behavior in our elected officials?the Council would rather hear themselves talking than hear those who pay the bills talking.

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