The Town of Kensington's Code Enforcement Officer sent the following email to Vanessa Atterbeary's campaign for Delegate about its use of illegally-placed signs.
From: Louise Hamilton [mailto:louise.hamilton@tok.md.gov]Disclosure: The author of this blog post is the Treasurer of the District 18 Democratic Team.
Sent: Tuesday, May 25, 2010 3:08 PM
To: 'vanessa@electvanessaatterbeary.com'
Cc: 'Mayor Peter Fosselman'
Subject: campaign signs
To: Vanessa Atterbeary
Please be advised it is unlawful to display or post any sign in a public right of way under the town of Kensington jurisdiction. I have enclosed a copy of Town of Kensington map showing the Town’s boundaries.
Thank you for your cooperation, please feel free to call or email if you have any questions.
Louise Hamilton
Code Enforcement Officer
Town of Kensington
301.949.2424
2 comments:
Mr. Pagnucco,
I hope you write about every candidate that posts signs illegally. In the meantime, we need to focus on the important issues facing Montgomery County.
To my mind, Vanessa Atterbeary is the only candidate in this race who doesn't support a radical social agenda.
More on Dana Beyer:
http://www.notmyshower.com/harassment.shtml
Montgomery County is heading in the wrong direction, and the incumbents are all pro "civil rights" too. What does that say about our future?
Lawnsigns are a distraction from the real problems.
Chuck Turner
Atta girl Vanessa! Vanessa is strongly opposed to making Montgomery County assume the large teacher pension costs which are now the responsibility of the state. Assumption of these costs by the county will lead to pressure for large property tax increases. I can only wish that the incumbents had Vanessa's position. Unfortunately, they do not. Robin Ficker
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