By Kerry Henard
The Town of Apple Valley reacts to a previous video showing multiple code infractions at just one small lift station.
You won’t believe what they did.
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Diana Carloni presents letter to the Apple Valley Town Council (video)
Prefatory comments before presenting a letter from Citizens for Government Accountability to the Town Council members, asking that they adopt the proposed ballot measure requiring a vote for any indebtedness for enterprise projects in excess of ten million dollars.
Christina Burton addresses the Town Council of Apple Valley (video)
Comments about the near-total lack of accountability and transparency from the Town of Apple Valley, despite repeated assurances that each is forthcoming.
Leane Lee addresses the Town Council of Apple Valley (video)
Comments about the recent news that Town employees took water from Liberty Apple Valley without authorization or notification, and risked contaminating the town’s water supply.
Katie Manning addresses the Town Council of Apple Valley (video)
Comments about the recent news that Town employees took water from Liberty Apple Valley without authorization or notification, and risked contaminating the town’s water supply.
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Town of Apple Valley weed patrol (video)
By Kerry Henard
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Apple Valley town staff ‘broke lock’ on Liberty Utilities vault
- Stole nearly 900,000 gallons of water for golf course use
Liberty questions AV’s unauthorized water use
APPLE VALLEY — Liberty Utilities is questioning the town’s ability to safely manage a water system after members of town staff were involved in the unauthorized use of the company’s water on the Apple Valley Golf Course. Continue reading
Town of Apple Valley curbing issues (video)
By Kerry Henard
- Algonquin and Bear Valley curbing
- Kiowa and Bear Valley curbing
- Interesting dumping practices
- And more!
Citizens have the right to vote on water debt (Hanson)
Before politicians obligate people to tens of millions of dollars in long-term debt, residents should have the right to vote on the plan. Unfortunately, the Town of Apple Valley did not respect voters enough to ask for consent before paying private lawyers, public relations firms and other consultants over a million dollars to file an eminent domain lawsuit to try to seize the local water system.