Why did he stop letting the public attend meetings between developers and county officials?
"These subdivision review hearings (are) only … my staff meeting with an engineer, talking (technical) gibberish for only a few minutes, and it's over," he answered flatly from the front of a crowded meeting room in Harwood. "It is not a public meeting, there is no opportunity for public input. It is an exchange of technical information."
That's the kind no-nonsense answer...
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