INC NEWS - proposal for Neighborhood Advocate highlighted in local blog...

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I was also impressed with that suggestion, that the city hire someone  
dedicated to dealing with neighborhood issues. 
 
Have also been scratching my head about it since Monday night.
 
The question I still have no answer for is about the city hiring this  
employee. If this idea were ever to come to fruition, and the employee is a city  
employee..... would the employee be beholden to the neighborhoods, or to their  
employer, the City of Durham?
 
I suspect the goal would be more achievable if this individual were hired  by 
the neighborhoods, perhaps with money made available by the city. How could  
such an arrangement be configured?

Again, I don't have the answer, but  this listserv is an appropriate forum 
for discussion.
 
Bill Anderson
 
 
 
In a message dated 3/12/2008 12:03:37 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
bwatu at yahoo.com writes:

http://dependableerection.blogspot.com/2008/03/coffee-with-council.html

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