Quoted from Patches

Ps TO DVOR

And...definitions of whatever it is your trying to shove down my throat....I have no use for..


Common sense and truth is what matters to me.   I am not a traditional poltician...just a citizen with
true interest in my neighbors.......nor does it matter if one is a DEM REP or whatever.

What Rotterdam needs is DIVERSITY ...that would bring about impartial government.

OF COURSE DIVERSITY IS SOMETHING YOU DON'T KNOW OR CARE ABOUT.

The truth is what I project and what comes first in my character....as well my belief in my faith..

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Example: Town Budget Process
 The town clerk of a town has to submit a tentative budget to the town board on or before September 30 (or on or before October 30 for towns in Westchester and Monroe Counties).
 A town board has until November 20 (or December 20 for towns in Westchester and Monroe Counties) to adopt the budget.
 Accordingly, towns in counties other than Westchester and Monroe have more than 6 weeks to enact a local law that overrides the tax levy limit (which local law has to be upon the desks or tables of the town board members for at least 7 calendar days, excluding Sundays, unless there is a message of necessity). Towns in Westchester and Monroe Counties have nearly 6 weeks to pass such a local law.
 As is required for all local laws, the proposed local law that overrides the tax levy limit is subject to a public hearing on five days notice, unless a local law prescribes a different notice requirement.
 See attached charts entitled “Timeline for Tentative Town Budget that Requires Tax Cap Override” and “Timeline for Tentative Town Budget as Amended by the Town Board that Requires Tax Cap Override.”

Quoted from Patches

DUDE    I DON'T SWIM

Everthing that anyone says or does comes from what they believe and their faith.  Edcuation plays a part
but it isn't necessary to know what you deem important ....


Your name calling is unnecessary and just as malicious as your cohorts....

Man up and get some class into your A--...

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Public Pension Liabilities, Debt Loads, and Retiree Health Benefits Are Issues With a Long-Term Time Horizon.
More state and local governments enacted significant modifications to improve the long-term sustainability of their retirement plans in 2010 than in any other year in recent history.
In the past few years, nearly two-thirds of states have made changes to benefit levels, contribution rate structures, or both; many local governments have made similar fixes to their plans.1
While pension obligations are legally binding, often backed by explicit state constitutional or statutory guarantees, states are generally free to change any provision of their retiree health plans, including terminating them, because they do not carry the same legal protections. Therefore, it is misleading to combine unfunded pension liabilities with the unfunded retiree health benefits as an argument for impending pension meltdown.

Quoted from GrahamBonnet

It sounds like he is heading towards challenging you to a "duel."

Quoted from 1842

Smart people already know that Patches..........

Quoted from bumblethru

Many folks, especially the boomers, are uneasy about the confidentiality now in the rotterdam town clerk's office. They are wondering if there is a way that they can circumvent that office to apply for their star exemption....and even their medical parking tags.