(covers questions 1-11 published in October, 2018 Brisbane Star and questions 12-17 presented at City Council meeting of October 4, 2018) A. QUESTIONABLE LEG...

Summary of What Follows: This essay covers a lot of complex territory. It tracks the evolution of my thinking as I thought about the materials and arguments ...

The threat of the "Jerry Hill Baylands Bill," hijacked our City Council's deliberations and due process. Several Brisbane Council members reversed their posi...

The Brisbane City Council at its meetings of March 13th and March 22nd made it clear that its decision-making processes on the Planning Commission appointmen...

Since 1989 a foreign-controlled corporation has owned the 680-acre landfill known as the Brisbane Baylands. Because of the landfill history, most of it is co...

For the first time in our state’s history, state legislators are threatening to pass targeted legislation to strip a single city of its authority over its ow...

The problem with the Brisbane Baylands development is not the City of Brisbane. The deep pocketed development corporation, UPC, has been able to cloud the n...

Three former Federal EPA Superfund sites are located on the Baylands. Based on the levels of hazardous waste on these sites and the fact that they have not y...

We followed a money trail for the Brisbane Baylands development site. A development application for the Brisbane Baylands is currently going through the pub...