Lobbyists’ Row At Ft. Laud. City Hall: The Pix
BY BUDDY NEVINS
My thanks to photographer and city activist Art Seitz III for bring us this picture of three movers and shakers in Fort Lauderdale City Hall.
No, not the commissioners.
It’s the lobbyists.
From the right, that’s lobbyist Alain Jean.
Then there is Neil Sterling, the former School Board member who has a smirk plastered across his face. Does he think the vote is in the bag?
And to Sterling’s left is Jim Blosser, who is a well-known lobbyist and was Wayne Huizenga’s lawyer.
They are all there to represent the man on the left, Recreational Design and Construction’s Joe Cerrone, who proposes to build a recreational facility at the city’s aquatic complex on the beach.
September 20th, 2012 at 4:59 am
Great job looking after the peoples business Mayor John “Jaqueoph” Seiler, I’ll have another Chardannay Fort Lauderdale Commissioner Bruce Roberts, and I ran to fill my term limited husbands Broward County Commissioner seat and was sounded rejected by the informed voters, now costing $200,000.00 for a special election Fort Lauderdale Commissioner harlotte E. Rodstrom, Still asleep at the wheel, they have all their self serving interest to fulfill. This is another boondoggle that these inept politicians will approve when the people are lulled to sleep. The infrastructure has a difficult time handling the boat show traffic, both vehicle and pedestrian. This is another boondoggle that these inept politicians will approve when the people are lulled to sleep. The infrastructure has a difficult time handling the boat show traffic, both vehicle and pedestrian.
September 24th, 2012 at 5:00 pm
Part of this deal is to hand over one of the last few open spaces at the beach, which is now the north part of Alexander park. A thank you lease from the commission to this developer.
Lester Zalewski
lesterz.com
September 25th, 2012 at 12:33 am
fort ldle property owners, homesteaders and taxpayers have been asleep at the wheel for years
they deserve whatever they get from these 5 clowns as a result of their disinterest
the $340M pension obligation bonds confirm this
please move on