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1 year ago
12 months ago
l.The hour is late-been a long day-thus my memory may be a bit foggy-but
might want to check.Was it not the County of Los Angeles that Jim Hankla
worked for rather than the City of Los Angeles?
2.It my view,Jim Hankla has been one the most astute and stable factors this City has had.We are fortunate to be able to benefit from his experience and insight.
3.In my view;the City would be very well served if we could work something out
where Jim could take on the added responsibilities of either:
l.Taking over the Marine Bureau-with him reporting to the Port Director until
completion of the Alamitos Bay Marina re-build program.During the rebuild
he would formulate a plan to have the Marine Bureau placed under the
Port-instead of Parks and Recreation.
OR
2.If we can get Gary De Long,who is so disconnected with the Third District,
and had- and still has no idea of the true scope of the job or how time
consuming the job is-to STEP DOWN in time for a special election in Nov.
of this year-the Third District and the City would benefit tremendously.
12 months ago
..told you it was late....bringing clarity to #2:Obviously if we could get Gary to
step down-the plan would be to have Jim Hankla on the ballot in November-
which would bring ten years of sage stability to the District,City and Council.
12 months ago
12 months ago
mario cordero, in a moment of brilliance, advised the group of poor immigrants to increase their rate to haul the port containers. What a moron! Say, let's tell exxon-mobil we're not going to pay over $4 per gallon. And he's supposed to be labor-friendly? Jeez, at least hankla is upfront about how little he feels for these poor bastards.
I am still completely amazed that long beach destroyed their plan. They could have had a full partner with LA, and not created a "berlin wall". They could have shared legal resources with LA for the special interest lawsuits in the pipeline. No they had to prove once again that lb is just a big mayberry rfd.
12 months ago