I present, for your consideration, the following excerpt from the minutes of the 12/10/2010 meeting of the Historic Commission:
“Mr. Kohler mentioned some concern about 700 S. Main. It was sold to someone who lives in Georgia last March who has done nothing to the building. It has been broken into several times recently and there have been incidents of vandalism. Mr. Kohler has requested that property maintenance enforcement be stepped up on this property. If there is no response to this request, the Historic Commission may need to invoke the section of the historic preservation ordinance on maintenance standards. We would need to present facts of its condition to this Commission and the group would have to make a finding that it is in bad condition and then issue orders that work to remedy the situation be conducted.”
What a shame that Mr. Kohler has not shown the same “concern” for the historic vault at the historic Middletown Cemetery!!!
There have also been several break-ins here.
There have also been several incidents of vandalism here.
Yet, Mr. Kohler has NOT “requested that property maintenance enforcement be stepped up on this property”!!!
The Historic Commission has not felt the “need to invoke the section of the historic preservation ordinance on maintenance standards” on this property
Why hasn’t the Historic Commission issued “orders that work to remedy the situation be conducted” on the Historic vault at HISTORIC Middletown Cemetery???
Why has the Historic Commission been so completely SILENT on the vault issue???
Isn’t Mr. Kohler guilty of misfeasance, malfeasance, and nonfeasance of his duties as a PUBLIC OFFICIAL and DIRECTOR of a MUNICIPAL DEPARTMENT???
Why the DOUBLE STANDARD???
Why the HYPOCRISY???
Why hasn't Mr. Kohler been FIRED???
[The minutes of this entire meeting can be found on page 44 of 124 of the workbook for the 1/18/2011 City Council meeting.]
------------- “Mulligan said he ... doesn’t believe they necessarily make the return on investment necessary to keep funding them.” …The Middletown Journal, January 30, 2012
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