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Commissioner confronts accusations in heated meeting debate

August 17, 2024 | Rehoboth Beach, Sussex County, Delaware


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Commissioner confronts accusations in heated meeting debate
Tensions flared during the recent government meeting as commissioners addressed accusations of unethical behavior and the handling of city code amendments. One commissioner expressed deep offense at being linked to alleged \"mafia tactics\" regarding a late addition to the agenda, asserting that he had no involvement in the matter. He emphasized his commitment to ethical conduct and denied any complaints about a neighboring trailer, which had become a point of contention.

The meeting also marked a farewell to two outgoing commissioners, Tim Bennett and Tony Sharp, who were thanked for their service over the past three years. Their decision not to seek re-election was acknowledged amid ongoing frustrations within the board.

As the meeting progressed, discussions turned to scheduling an executive session to address personnel matters. However, disagreements arose over the necessity of holding the session that evening, with some commissioners advocating for a deferral due to the late hour and heightened emotions. Ultimately, the motion for the executive session was withdrawn, and the matter was postponed for future consideration.

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