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Re: The Senate Joint Hearing will continue to take comments at the e-mails in the first post above.
Author: Eel without a river
Date: 03-16-2021 - 16:40
BOB2 Wrote:
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> Is there an extended period? Wrote:
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> -----
> > "The Authority is now seeking input as part of
> a
> > 30-day public comment period that closes March
> 12,
> > 2021."
> >
> >
> > FUD Wrote:
> >
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>
> > -----
> > > Comments filed. Did you send in any, Bob?
>
>
> The Senate Joint Committee will take comments on
> the High Speed Business Plan (fantasy...) at this
> e-mail address: james.hacker@sen.ca.gov.
> Comments to the dysfunctional CAHSRA itself, on
> the Business Plan have closed.
>
> Yes, I made mostly process and procedural
> recommendations on how to get control and
> oversight back, and reign in the expenditures by
> making these go through a better vetting process
BOB2,
I hope some of your well-informed friends submit good comments with actionable items that might actually be implemented.
I have a feeling 99.99% of comments submitted will be useless, angry rants from average working people about taxes and politics. In other words, not helpful.
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> Is there an extended period? Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > "The Authority is now seeking input as part of
> a
> > 30-day public comment period that closes March
> 12,
> > 2021."
> >
> >
> > FUD Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Comments filed. Did you send in any, Bob?
>
>
> The Senate Joint Committee will take comments on
> the High Speed Business Plan (fantasy...) at this
> e-mail address: james.hacker@sen.ca.gov.
> Comments to the dysfunctional CAHSRA itself, on
> the Business Plan have closed.
>
> Yes, I made mostly process and procedural
> recommendations on how to get control and
> oversight back, and reign in the expenditures by
> making these go through a better vetting process
BOB2,
I hope some of your well-informed friends submit good comments with actionable items that might actually be implemented.
I have a feeling 99.99% of comments submitted will be useless, angry rants from average working people about taxes and politics. In other words, not helpful.
