George Fuller’s thoughts for redirecting Oakley
Recognition International Women’s Day
Today is International Women’s Day. In recognition, UNESCO published an article regarding the importance of girls’ and women’s education. I agree to the content unconditionally. I have attached a copy of the article and a copy of the investigative report UNESCO completed concerning girls’ and women’s education. We need to continue supporting education for women…
Oakley City Council Pushes Forward with Censorship for its Councilmembers with Anissa Williams and Shannon Shaw Leading the Way!
The Oakley City Council is moving the City of Oakley to the days of yore, with Councilmembers Shaw and Williams leading the charge. During the council meeting of February 13, 2024, the two relished the opportunity to discuss the censure of council members and that council members should not talk of a development item coming…
The Censors of the Oakley City Council
Once again, we have council members on the Oakley City Council dais attempting to thwart transparency from City Hall. During the City Council meeting on January 23, 2024, I solidly endorsed the Oakley City Clerk, Libby Vreonis, abilities to provide detailed, valuable information regarding City Council meeting proceedings. I stated I would place the approved…
No New Taxes for Oakley
No new taxes is my mantra for Oakley. The Bay Area Housing Authority (BAHFA), in conjunction with the Association of Bay Area Governments (ABAG), placed a ten-billion-dollar bond issue for a nine-county area to build affordable housing. The bond issue will appear on the November 2024 ballot, and if the vote is two-thirds in favor,…
Ageism is Actively Supported by Councilmember Shaw on the Oakley City Council Dais
Ageism is well and active on the Oakley City Council dais. During a debate for salary increases for Oakley City Council members, Councilmember Shaw said she did not want to see five council members living off their retirements on the dais. Shaw said Oakley needed youthful council members to enhance the community’s vitality. Shaw indicated…
Ironhouse Sanitary District Takes a Step to Stomp on the Ecological Balance of the Sacramento Delta
Ironhouse Sanitary District (ISD) intends to develop Jersey Island. The plans call for a wild animal park, residential development, and some recreational use. ISD submitted the proposal to Contra Costa County (CCC) for review. CCC is opposed to the concept because of the environmental dangers of the development of the Sacramento Delta. I agree. The…
Developers Continue to Attempt to Take Over Local City Councils, with Sacramento’s Blessing
Oakley is in a position to lose the opportunity to develop commercially zoned property that would increase tax revenue for Oakley residents. The high-density affordable housing proposal for Empire Av and Carpenter Rd, scheduled for discussion this Tuesday evening, January 23, 2024, at 6:30 p.m. in City Hall, will be built on commercially zoned property…
Oakley Councilmember Hugh Henderson’s Firefighters in the ECCFPD Expressed No Confidence in Him
Oakley, CA., Councilmember Hugh Henderson has called for censorship of social media posts written by his colleagues. Councilmember Henderson wants the council to control what information the public can hear regarding the city. As most Oakley residents know, one platform I ran on for election four years ago was the transparency of Oakley’s City Hall…
Oakley, CA Coucilmembers Shannon Shaw and Hugh Henderson Cross Over Ethical Boundaries – Way Over
There is strong evidence that Oakley Councilmembers Shannon Shaw and Hugh Henderson laundered campaign contributions received from Ohara Properties (Matt Beinke) and DeNova Homes through CREPAC. CREPAC is the California Real Estate Association Political Action Committee. Below is the narrative explaining my concerns to the Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC). Shaw and Henderson returned…
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