Mauk again defends the elimination of a 5 percent cut for county
executives and supervisors.
State will ponder the role and costs of government well into a
June special election.
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Supervisor John Moorlach agrees with CEO that they should get
cuts back. Supervisors Shawn Nelson and Pat Bates say the cuts
should stay in place.
Supervisor John Moorlach says yes, and cites an argument in the
county’s retroactive pension lawsuit. Other experts say no.
Supervisors set to decide who gets the John Wayne Airport food
services contract. Talk so far has centered more on money than the
quality of the food.
About 125 county executives have fatter paychecks. Labor cheif
calls move the “worst leadership decision” he’s seen in 38
years.
Carona, convicted for witness tampering in 2008, had appealed a
5-1/2 year sentence.
The Orange County Supervisors, like the OCTA before, is
violating the Brown Act when it comes to public comment.
One of her last acts will be to advise the transportation agency
on whether to retain the outside auditors that advised
scandal-plagued Bell.
New Year’s Day meeting to transfer title of the Orange County
Fairgrounds cancelled after “consultation with Attorney General.”
This means that the iconic property will likely stay in public
hands.
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