This web
page is
http://www.obri.net/2nd/ref1.html
The
"Speed control survey" below does not tell the respondent that a
response to the "questionnaire" is actually a binding
vote that could force a stop sign to be installed in front of a
neighbor's property. This letter is misrepresented by Mr. Stosich as
asking for an
opinion, not a vote.
This letter was received on September 1, 2004, via first class mail,
not via Certified Mail as required by the "Residential
Speed Control
Program Petition Process", fourth bullet under STOP SIGNS, adopted
by the Sacramento County Board of
Supervisors on March 29, 1994, item 38. A ballot
postcard was enclosed, with the votes to be returned no later than
September 17, 2004.
The letter refers
to, but does not provide, the "County Board of Supervisors' policy".
After multiple requests, the County finally provided all of the
"policy", received two months after the deadline for the votes to
be cast. The policy was enacted on November
25, 1986 and revised on March 29, 1994.
Scroll up to view a discussion of this
letter:
This mail was sent
"presorted first class", not certified as required by Board policy.
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