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Mayor calls circulating employee-accusation petition "ludicrous and false," urges civility
Summary
Mayor Jennifer Williams read statements about two petitions circulating in Log Cabin — one seeking zoning changes and another containing accusations against a city employee — and said the latter had no signatures and was "ludicrous and false," urging residents to bring community support rather than hate.
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Mayor Jennifer Williams addressed two petitions circulating in the city during the Oct. 3 special meeting. One petition reportedly seeks changes to zoning requirements; the other contains allegations against a city employee. Williams said neither petition had been formally submitted to the city at the time and that the petition alleging misconduct was "ludicrous and false," urging residents to "bring love to the City and community, not hate."
Councilmembers discussed the proper channel for zoning concerns and the role of the Planning & Zoning Commission. Councilmember Larry Sutherland emphasized that P&Z regulations exist to protect citizens and to guide growth, and P&Z Chair Renee Sutherland confirmed the commission had not received the setback or zoning concerns referenced in the circulating petition. The council took no formal action on either petition at this meeting.
