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PHOTOS/Marco Council blog: Vice Chair "ballistic over" charter change
MARCO ISLAND - Marco City Council's Vice Chairman Frank Recker said he was "ballistic" over the City Attorney suggested changes to the City Charter and later at the meeting Monday, members of the Marco Island Taxpayers' Association said they were equally upset about Council's "misappropriation of funds."
Council's doubleheader Monday began with a workshop on three issues, including restaurant parking regulations, parking tickets in residential areas as they related to the short-term resort rental housing controversy and a review of the 2010 budget. In the regular evening meeting, Council addressed at least three topics receiving considerable attention from residents including recommended changes to the City Charter to come on a January ballot, selecting a design and engineer to replace the Smokehouse Bay Bridge and the issue of whether to return, spend or save about $1 million in surplus electric fees collected by the city.
Budget review
Council had asked City Manager Steve Thompson to cut about another $400,000 from the 2010 budget or more. The goal was for the cuts to be proportionately taken from operation expenses and projects. That would represent about 85 percent of those cuts being from operations, such as service supports costs, and the remaining 15 percent of the cuts coming from projects.
City Councilman Bill Trotter did not find the recommendations made by Thompson Monday to be satisfactory and will be working with Thompson for the cuts to made in a ratio consistent with that of the entire budget, which is about 85 percent personnel and other operating costs. Trotter also suggested the budget process needs to change as the economy has changed.
He wants to go through the budget more line-by-line and also keep the goal of budgeting up to a 1.6 millage rate, putting the .5 mils remaining from the budget rate of 1.65 mils, or $1.65 per $1,000 of taxable property value, approved by Council earlier, in an unallocated contingency fund.
The recommendations are expected to come back in December with $420,000 in operations expenses to be cut.
Neighborhood disturbances, resort rentals and parking tickets
Council gave Police Chief Thom Carr and Community Development Director Steve Olmsted direction to continue with their efforts to educate and enforce current parking, noise and trash ordinances as the two directors had planned.
Carr said the trend in the last week is that fewer tickets are being issued as residents seem to be learning more about the rules.
The particular concern for law enforcement is the safety problem of blocking sidewalks.
Residents said they didn't understand why parking safely in swales was a problem.
"I'd rather them be in the swale than in jail," Councilman Ted Forcht said, reiterating what several parents of teenagers voiced at the meeting.
Parents with teen-aged children said they have more vehicles than fit in their driveways at times, but didn't see the problem with them parking in swales and would prefer their teens were home.
Olmsted is also suggesting looking at changing planning and zoning regulations to allow for additional parking along side homes. He suggested a review of side yard set backs.
Also, a suggestion to allow code enforcement officers to give more immediate tickets, particularly for noise violations, will be considered at a future meeting after staff draws up more specific ideas to deal with problems reported by neighbors of short term resort rental properties in residential areas.
Restaurant parking
Council gave direction for staff to present several potential changes to rules of how many parking spaces restaurants must have. The issue has been under review by the city several times.
Jim Riviere suggested that restaurateurs continued requests for a review of the rules is a symptom that something is not right.
Planning Board Member Monte Lazarus said he didn't think government should be regulating businesses in such a way. Recker and Chairman Rob Popoff agreed.
Trotter said no rules at all would present new problems.
Council agreed and requested new regulations be proposed to remove portions of the ordinances that regulate parking spaces in relation to the number of seats at the restaurant.
Instead, Council suggested parking for both free-standing restaurants and restaurants in shopping centers be based on square footage rather than seats. Currently, free-standing restaurants must have one parking space per four seats and some say it's inequitable compared to restaurants in shopping centers which must have one space per 250 square feet of restaurant space.
Lazarus suggested square footage of outside seating not be included. Popoff and Recker agreed, but the idea didn't have Council consensus Monday.
After three changes in the last couple years to make parking requirements more lenient, Council plans to address the issue at least one more time at a future meeting.
Condo versus single family home water and sewer rates
Resident Richard Schoen was not pleased with single family home owners paying more than condo dwellers for water, reuse water and sewer rates.
Condo people paying about $4 per month for base rates while single family home users are paying more than $20 per month was not fair, he said.
"This has got to be cleared up before the end of the year," said Schoen.
Resident Clayton Lietz requested Council give financial support for a mausoleum by helping to pay about $250,000 for the project.
Lietz said he wants the mausoleum to be at the Marco Island Cemetery on Elkcam Circle.
Popoff said he thought a church or private individuals would need to support such an effort financially.
Tree ordinance
Council is considering approval of a new tree ordinance that primarily regulates planting private trees in the public right of way. This is the second reading of the ordinance and if approved will become law.
This creates a process to allow residents to plant trees in front of their of homes on public land. Residents can go to the city to get a permit for a tree to be planted on public land.
Tree permits are to be based on the tree not being a noxious or nuisance species, far enough away from utilities and maintained in such a way it will not damage sidewalks or other public facilities.
Charter changes
Council is considering an ordinance to put seven changes to the City Charter on a ballot in January 2010.
City Attorney Alan Gabriel did not think it was legally advisable to approve one of the changes recommended by the Charter review committee. He advised against an amendment in the City Charter to restrict expenses of $12 million or more to be made by ordinance only. He said it would cause a legal problem with the way the city's septic tank replacement program is financially run.
Recker was very upset about changes in Council's ability to approve an investigation of city operations or people.
The Ad Hoc Charter Review Committee, upon Recker's suggestion, had recommended a change to allow, upon approval of five of seven Council members, to investigate city staff, officials, agencies or departments.
Gabriel presented an ordinance instead that would allow Council to vote to have the City Manager investigate any issue. He said Monday that he made the change because otherwise it would conflict with other areas of the City Charter which prohibits Council from overseeing operations of the city personnel.
Recker said he was "ballistic over" Gabriel's change and wanted the language to be the same as was recommended by the committee and give Council power to launch an investigation of any city official or department.
Other proposed changes are:
-General administrative changes to "clean up" language
-Base the city's spending cap on the 2008 spending levels.
-City Council member term limits of no more than eight years beginning 2014.
-Council member raises of 50 percent or up from $6,000 to $9,000 annually, and a 33 percent raise for the Chairman of $9,000 up to $12,000 annually.
-City Manager must advise Council of any anticipated deviation from authorized expenditures of 10 percent or $250,000, which ever is more restrictive.
After tabling the issue in a 5-2 vote, Councilmen Wayne Waldack and Jerry Gibson brought the issue back. Gibson had been concerned it was too important to rush.
In order to get the changes on a January ballot, the ordinance would have to be approved by Dec. 1. The next ballot opportunity wouldn't be until summer and resident Steve Stefanides said he was concerned summer wasn't the time to get Marco resident participation.
The Charter review committee is going to review changes as made by Recker and Gabriel at the committee's next meeting 10 a.m., Tuesday, Oct. 27 at Mackle Park.
"I get very nervous about doing rash things," Gibson said. He added it hasn't been reviewed for more than 10 years and to rewrite it in 10 weeks was fast-tracking an issue that is too important.
Trotter also wanted more clear language on the proposed change to the spending cap.
Chairman of the Charter Review Committee, Jim Riviere, said the January election is a mail-out election and the August election is at the ballot box. More participation would come in January, he said.
However, there is no burning issue in the City Charter as currently written and the city could go a while longer without it being revised if needed, Riviere said.
Committee member Larry Magel was among several other charter review committee members who quit during the break after the vote to table.
Riviere said it wasn't formal and the meeting is still set for Tuesday.
Marco Island Taxpayers' Association President Fay Biles said the amendment to the spending cap needed to be more clear. She also said she got a letter from the Florida Attorney General confirming the city's spending cap is legal. The Attorney General's Office, however, won't give an opinion to a resident.
Gabriel has requested an opinion on the legality of amendments to the spending cap.
"You might get more of an opportunity to get people to vote with a mail-in ballot, but if they're not informed it's going to be a mess," said resident Ken Honecker, who is also a MITA board member.
MITA board member Amadeo Petricca wanted it to be more clear why 2008 would become the base year for the spending cap.
Biles said after the meeting that such an amendment to the spending cap was not necessary.
Council voted 6-1 to approve the ordinance on the January ballot questions regarding the City Charter. Gibson voted no.
Refund $1 million or no?
Council is to take a final vote on whether to refund or spend about $1.1 million of surplus collections of the electric franchise fee. Customers of the Lee County Electric Cooperative, the Island's electric provider, paid a fee of 3.6 percent on their bill from January through September to pay to underground overhead electric lines. LCEC had collected the fee on behalf of the city.
Trotter has recommended putting electric lines underground in and around Veterans' Community Park as the fee was paid by residents to fund a similar project. He said about $450,000 should be used toward that project.
Several residents said a refund was the only fair way to go.
Petricca said that the money was collected under the "false pretense" reported by then-Finance Director Bill Harrison in September 2008 that there was still about $1 million in debt to pay off for putting wires underground along Collier Boulevard.
Petricca said the money should be refunded to all customers who paid into it because a surplus was actually generated.
Recker said he didn't think it would be cost-effective to refund all the money and reminded the biggest refunds would go to the city and hotels, which are the largest users of electricity on Island.
He added that lights could be put on athletic fields.
Popoff agreed and said the lighting would help for more field-use by children and adults at Mackle Park.
The lighting costs about $150,000. The remaining $550,000 would be put into a capital project contingency fund.
Popoff suggested $35,000 be put toward the veterans' memorial at the park as Dave Gardner of the Marco Island VFW requested. However, Trotter and other Council members decided that should not be part of the discussion at this time.
"If we're not using the funds for the intent that they were taken and we're not going to refund it, I'd like to get it to the most amount of people who would benefit from the funds," Popoff said.
If refunded, the Island's two largest hotels would get refunds of about $150,000 each, Public Works Director Rony Joel reported.
Council asked whether the money should be used to offset utility rate increases.
"You can do just about anything you want to with it at this point," Thompson said.
Biles reminded Council that "misappropriation of funds" is illegal and when some of the money was already used for street lights, she thinks she has a case against the city.
Resident Val Simon and member of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee read a letter by Lazarus, Chairman of the Veterans' Community Park Committee, into the record about the need to put electric lines underground to develop and construct Veterans' Community Park. Lazarus had requested $500,000 be put aside for the project.
"Obviously, I disagree with all of you. You've misappropriated millions of dollars from this fund already," said Petricca.
Use LCEC's money to pay for the easement, which is $550,000, for the suggested projects of the evening, he added.
Kiester asked Petricca and Biles if an offset in proposed utility rate increases would be satisfactory with them.
"You shouldn't offset one problem by creating another problem," Petricca said.
Stefanides wanted the money to be spent on fields and parks. "I volunteer an awful lot of time and I can't think of anything better to do with that money than this," he said.
Stefanides described the tribute to the "greatest generation" of veterans a "drop in the bucket" as well.
"I parked next door in Dr. Guidry's lot under a beautiful light that the electric fee paid for," Honecker said.
Honecker added the refund wasn't a significant amount of money, which was estimated by Joel to be about a $42 refund if the average electric bill for a customer was $100 per month.
"It's a needle under your nail type of thing," Honecker said of the way the money was collected from residents.
Tom Garousi, president of the athletic organization the Optimist Club, urged Council spend the money on fields and said $550,000 from LCEC shouldn't be a problem to spend how ever they want.
"It sounds great, 'let's just refund all the money.' But, people have moved...," Popoff said.
"Do we have to brainstorm this tonight? I mean God forbid it would sit there for a while," Recker said.
Popoff wasn't comfortable with using some as intended and keeping the rest indefinitely.
"All of a sudden everybody is for right and justice. That's wonderful," Recker said.
Forcht and Gibson opposed, but the motion carried to spend $550,000 on putting lines underground at Vets Park and to put lighting on fields at Mackle Park. The remaining $550,000 would go into capital contingency.
Smokehouse Bay Bridge replacement
Trotter called the TY-Lin bridge design a slam-dunk. Forcht questioned the life-span on the steel arch. "I'm a little leery of a steel arch. Make me feel better about it Rony," he said.
Joel said the lifespan is 75 years and there wouldn't be significantly more expenses to paint and maintain the arches and the bridge.
Recker motioned to table. Kiester seconded. The motion failed 4-3 with Recker, Kiester and Forcht wanting to table.
Resident David Abercrombie of 635 North Barfield Drive said he was concerned most about clearance as a boater. "The higher you make that bridge, about 20 percent of your total tax base will be more valuable," he said.
Abercrombie supported the TY-Lin design and said "raise it as high as you can."
Trotter made a motion to enter into an engineering design with TY-Lin and it passed 5-2 with Kiester and Recker opposing.
Council communication on other issues
Recker said Tract K needs to come back up. Recker said he had an understanding that the Board of Education had made a proposal to the city regarding Tract K and Thompson shook his head "no."
Recker suggested sending a proposal to the Board of Education for $250,000 to be paid each year to the Board of Education for the use of Tract K.
"I don't think we should have to pay for that property," Popoff said.
"That property is dead for another six years anyway because there is an eagle on it," Waldack said.
Recker suggested once-a-month executive sessions on pending lawsuits.
There are three appeals that have been filed; we have a threat of a lawsuit that nothing has happened on, Gabriel said. "We have items where there is nothing really happening yet," he added.
There are four cases pending in courts with the potential of a fifth.
"I think a written legal update should be supplied every meeting," Recker said.
Waldack suggested a settlement on a case regarding a property on Spinnaker.
Gabriel suggested the conversation be had another time.
Kiester suggested the city consider waiving the permit fee for converting a septic tank to cistern.
He also said Marco Island has a community service tax on cell phone bills. Kiester said his was $3.26.
Thompson said the communications tax or franchise fee is collected by the state and rebates it. It used to be listed as a Collier County tax since 2001 and now is Marco. He didn't know the impetus for it, but money is sent to the city for it.
Trotter said with $2.6 million in back code enforcement fines there is no incentive for people to pay before their house sells. He suggested charging interest or offering some incentive.
"I don't want to short circuit the code enforcement... but I'd like Council to address it sooner than later," Trotter added.
Thompson said Gabriel mentioned the idea several weeks ago as a way to raise money for the city.
The issues are we have $2.6 million in outstanding fines or fees. The $300,000 from last year were primarily from homes in foreclosure, Thompson said.
He said Council should get the information first and then decide if the Code Enforcement Board should look at the idea of an Amnesty Program for code enforcement liens.
Trotter said the program as suggested offers a lot of savings and a lot of money lost for the city.
Code Board has a proposal to send out demand letters. Thompson thinks letters won't be as successful but would be a "darn mean" letter from the City Attorney.
Trotter suggested that rather than "amnesty or no amnesty" the discussion should be more broad to bring up other ideas to increase compliance and expedite pay back.
Thompson said he just wanted Council to give direction before having Code Enforcement look into it. Council, by general consensus said to send it to the Code Board.
"I assume it will take several meetings," Thompson said.
Gibson agreed with Trotter that the proposal to give a 75 percent savings seemed to be too much.
"The city is going to own a lot of properties on this Island before this is all done," Popoff said.


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By William WallesContributing Writer
September 24, 2012
Are you a planner? I've noticed that many people in this world generally fall into two categories. There are the planners, and then there are the non-planners. And boy do they usually not mix well. If you've never been in a meeting with an equal numbers of planners and non-planners then you're really missing out. The tension and sparks that fly are pretty entertaining, as long as you're not in the middle of them!
However, truth be told, I think it's harder and harder to find that "meeting" with those equal numbers because so many of us are planners. As much as we try to deny it, (No, really I can be totally spontaneous) the truth of it is we like to plan out as much of our lives as we possibly can control.
Not yet convinced? Think about where you were 5 years ago? Or maybe 10? Didn't you have a plan that you laid out on what you wanted to have happen next? A job plan on where you wanted to go, or what you wanted to do. A school plan on what you wanted to take, and what degree you wanted to have. A financial plan on how much you wanted to save and what you wanted to spend. When it comes down to it, I believe the vast majority of us are bigger planners than we admit. We may not be as good at it as we'd like, we may not be as bad as others. But we are more often in that same boat.
Which can be a real challenge if you consider yourself a Christian, because we often find out that God's plan and our plan rarely seem to mesh. We see this time and again in the Bible. God often has a plan for the people we read about, but that plan is far from the plan they were expecting. Abraham and Sarah didn't have a plan that included children, let alone ancestors greater than the stars in the sky. Jonah didn't have a plan that included Nineveh, nor a big fish detour along the way.
But that's the funny thing about God's plans. They come to us, He calls us to them, ready or not. Whether we were planning on His plan or not. We've all experienced this, our plans never seem to work out the way we expected. And it's usually when we look back at our life that we can see how God's plan called us to new things and unexpected paths. God's plan, which usually comes when we least expect it, or are least ready for it, was also the best plan for our life. We just didn't plan on it.
So, don't give up on your plans, I don't think that is God's hope for us. Rather, see our plans as a rough draft, ready to be edited and changed by God's plan. Now that's a plan worth following.
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Nomura Holdings Inc. (8604), whose top two executives resigned last week to take responsibility for an insider-trading scandal, was ordered by Japanese regulators to improve its securities operations.
"Nomura must push ahead with reforms to restore trust in Japan's financial markets," Financial Services Minister Tadahiro Matsushita told reporters in Tokyo today. "Employees and executives should all take this order very seriously."
The action concludes an investigation started in April that revealed Nomura failed to prevent employees from providing tips to traders on at least three share sales in 2010. Nomura has lost equity and bond underwriting business amid the probe, missing out on coordinating the global $8.5 billion initial public offering of Japan Airlines Co. announced today.
"This issue damages Nomura's reputation significantly, and the penalty ordered today is credit negative," Maki Hanatate, senior credit officer at Moody's Investors Service in Tokyo, said in a telephone interview. "We need to examine how it will affect Nomura's business, including mergers advisory, equity and bond underwriting, and trading."
Nomura said in a statement today that it will continue to enhance internal controls, prevent similar incidents and regain public trust.
Unfair Trading
The Financial Services Agency's order, the second for Nomura in four years, requires the company to implement preventive measures it set out after an internal investigation, the regulator said in a statement today. Nomura must report to the agency on the status of its remedies, which include ethics training and stricter monitoring of communication with clients.
The FSA's penalty comes after its investigative arm found that Nomura Securities Co. solicited clients by giving them privileged information on companies, and failed to prevent unfair trading before public offerings it managed, the Securities and Exchange Surveillance Commission said on July 31.
Koji Nagai took over from Kenichi Watanabe as CEO on Aug. 1, a month after Nomura released a report by outside lawyers revealing that equity sales staff were "willing to do anything" to meet revenue targets. Atsushi Yoshikawa replaced Takumi Shibata as chief operating officer.
Nomura said in June that employees provided information on offerings it managed for Mizuho Financial Group Inc. (8411), Inpex Corp. and Tokyo Electric Power Co. to traders who short-sold the stocks before they were announced in 2010.
Shares Fall
Shares of Nomura fell 2.6 percent to 268 yen at the close of trading in Tokyo. The Topix Index (TPX) dropped 1.2 percent. Nomura has tumbled 32 percent since the first case was revealed on March 21, about double the pace of decline in the Topix.
Credit default swaps offering five-year protection to Nomura bondholders have surged 105 basis points to 365 in the same period, according to data provider CMA. An increase in the swaps signals worsening perceptions of creditworthiness.
The FSA is examining whether leaks by securities firms may be more widespread, after also finding breaches by employees of Daiwa Securities Group Inc. (8601) and JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM:US) ahead of a share sale they underwrote for Nippon Sheet Glass Co. in 2010.
The agency last month asked 12 brokerages including Nomura, Daiwa, JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. to explain how they handle non-public information. The firms' reports are due today.
Nomura may have given tips in more than the three cases identified, an SESC official told reporters on July 31, speaking on condition of anonymity due to the commission's policy. The remarks echo a statement by Nomura last week saying there are "high possibilities" of other leaks.
Past Breach
Today's punishment isn't the first for Nomura over insider trading-related breaches. The FSA ordered the firm in July 2008 to improve internal controls over how it handles corporate information after an employee was convicted of insider trading.
Nomura lost its place as Japan's No. 1 bond underwriter last month as some issuers dropped the bank in the wake of the revelations. State-owned Development Bank of Japan Inc. said on July 3 that it ditched Nomura as lead manager of a debt sale because it wanted to avoid "any disruption."
Daiwa, Japan's second-biggest brokerage, was named global coordinator of Japan Airlines' IPO, with Nomura and other firms to help underwrite the domestic offering, the carrier said today. Nomura was demoted from global manager, two people with knowledge of the matter said on July 18.
Daiwa posted a second straight quarterly profit today on cost cutting. Net income was 2.7 billion yen ($34.5 million) for the three months ended June 30, compared with a loss of 9.4 billion yen a year earlier, it said.
By comparison, Nomura's profit tumbled 89 percent to 1.9 billion yen in the quarter as investment banking fees and brokerage commissions fell, it said last week.
Daiwa last week said it will cut Chief Executive Officer Takashi Hibino's pay by 10 percent for three months to atone for the leak on the Nippon Sheet Glass share sale. The brokerage said it didn't "systemically" leak information on public offerings to clients.
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Infectious Stupidity
I am told some Limited Partners in Venture listen to a fellow called Paul Kedrosky, an economist (and fellow at the Kauffman Foundation) who has also captured the hearts and minds of hungry Venture Capitalists chasing them.
I like Paul's Infectious Greed blog and sincerely enjoy his almost stumbled-upon observations on a broad range of subjects.
But economists are like forensic pathologists; great for finding the effect of death but inexperienced in the cause and conviction of the perpetrator. Cause establishes effect, not the other way around. Or put differently, deep hindsight rarely yields productive foresight – especially in the innovations business.
And so, a good economist is respected in the way we have to respect world-renowned forensic pathologist Henry Lee, understanding and clearly communicating of his role as a scientist and leaving the conviction of the crime up to those who can trace the events, establish motive and analyze reason.
With that in mind you may be just as surprised as I was to have an intelligent guy like Paul on his Twitter account from my analysis of why funds smaller than $250M make no sense, allegedly refer to me as "asshole", "tourist" and "idiotic" (see screenshot) to a VC that had sent it to him. Clearly I have hit a nerve, with Paul's counter arguments to the article lacking. The deeper I dig into Venture Capital the stronger the odd protectionist behavior proves we have not seen the bottom of that dysfunctional barrel yet.
One would expect a more appropriate and susceptible attitude of VCs and those who advise them towards self-improvement, considering the negative absolute IRRs and deplorable creation of Social Economic Value that has turned Venture Capital into the public disgrace of innovation and entrepreneurialism.
For the sake of a healthier financial system that can truly drive innovation and produce healthy returns for Limited Partners I will continue to hold those who benefit from its dysfunction responsible. With arguments.
- The risk profile – not money – determines what innovation can be discovered. — Georges van Hoegaerden - September 16, 2014
- An outlier knows no precedent. — Georges van Hoegaerden - September 9, 2014
- Losing VC money is not our biggest problem - August 11, 2014
- The Long of Facebook - August 7, 2014
- 'Innovation' without renewable socioeconomic value is (government) sponsored bank-robbery of society. — Georges van Hoegaerden - August 7, 2014
- Freedom stripped of its paradox is no freedom at all. — Georges van Hoegaerden - July 25, 2014
- 15,000 views on The State of Venture Capital - July 23, 2014
- Triple Threat Founders - July 20, 2014
- If we want to inspire the world with our spiritual leadership, we must stop selling lies to unsuspecting greater-fools. And lead the world by example, with new rigors of excellence we first and successfully apply to ourselves. — Georges van Hoegaerden - July 19, 2014
- Has Venture Capital Changed? - July 15, 2014


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No real evidence to support either of those positions.
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For population 25 years and over in Forsyth:
For population 15 years and over in Forsyth city:
130 residents are foreign born (0.7% North America).
Median real estate property taxes paid for housing units with mortgages in 2012: $1,027 (0.7%)
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Latitude: 33.04 N, Longitude: 83.94 W
Daytime population change due to commuting: +2,119 (+54.6%)
Area code: 478
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On 11/22/1992, a category F4 (max. wind speeds 207-260 mph) tornado 30.0 miles away from the Forsyth city center killed 5 people and injured 86 people and caused between $5,000,000 and $50,000,000 in damages.
On 4/30/1953, a category F4 tornado 35.9 miles away from the city center killed 18 people and injured 300 people and caused between $5,000,000 and $50,000,000 in damages.
Earthquake activity:Forsyth-area historical earthquake activity is significantly below Georgia state average. It is 97% smaller than the overall U.S. average.
On 1/18/2000 at 22:19:31, a magnitude 3.5 (3.5 LG, Depth: 3.1 mi, Class: Light, Intensity: II - III) earthquake occurred 42.1 miles away from the city center
On 3/18/2003 at 06:04:24, a magnitude 3.5 (3.5 LG, Depth: 3.1 mi) earthquake occurred 75.7 miles away from Forsyth center
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Natural disasters:The number of natural disasters in Monroe County (11) is near the US average (12).
Major Disasters (Presidential) Declared: 8
Emergencies Declared: 3
Causes of natural disasters: Floods: 5, Tornadoes: 5, Storms: 4, Winds: 3, Heavy Rains: 2, Tropical Storms: 2, Winter Storms: 2, Snowfall: 1, Drought: 1, Hurricane: 1, Tornado: 1 (Note: Some incidents may be assigned to more than one category).
Birthplace of: Peppi Zellner - 2005 NFL player (Arizona Cardinals, born: Mar 14, 1975).
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Particulate Matter (PM10) [µ/m3] level in 2010 was 23.7. This is about average. Closest monitor was 24.8 miles away from the city center.
Particulate Matter (PM2.5) [µ/m3] level in 2010 was 12.4. This is worse than average. Closest monitor was 24.8 miles away from the city center.
Drinking water stations with addresses in Forsyth and their reported violations in the past:GEORGIA DIST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD (Population served: 300, Groundwater):
Past monitoring violations:GA. BAPTIST CONV.-CAMP KALEO (Population served: 120, Groundwater):
Past monitoring violations:L & D CAMPGROUND (Population served: 52, Groundwater):
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Percentage of residents living in poverty in 2012: 30.4%
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Number of convenience stores (no gas): 5
Number of convenience stores (with gas): 13
Number of full-service restaurants: 17
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9.03% of this county's 2006 resident taxpayers lived in other counties in 2005 ($47,330 average adjusted gross income)
10 or fewer of this county's residents moved from foreign countries between 2005 and 2006.
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Total length: 34 meters (112ft)
Total average daily traffic: 150,390
Total average daily truck traffic: 710
FCC Registered Cell Phone Towers: 5 (See the full list of FCC Registered Cell Phone Towers in Forsyth)
FCC Registered Antenna Towers: 142 (See the full list of FCC Registered Antenna Towers)
FCC Registered Commercial Land Mobile Towers: 7 (See the full list of FCC Registered Commercial Land Mobile Towers in Forsyth, GA)
FCC Registered Private Land Mobile Towers: 25 (See the full list of FCC Registered Private Land Mobile Towers)
FCC Registered Microwave Towers: 11 (See the full list of FCC Registered Microwave Towers in this town)
FCC Registered Paging Towers: 4 (See the full list of FCC Registered Paging Towers)
FCC Registered Amateur Radio Licenses: 29 (See the full list of FCC Registered Amateur Radio Licenses in Forsyth)
FAA Registered Aircraft: 12 (See the full list of FAA Registered Aircraft in Forsyth)
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DH and I have stayed in Tokelau and Fiji on previous trips and liked them both. We would like a room with a balcony, if possible, and it's just the two of us. What are your fave longhouses and why? TIA!:flower3:
Tahiti or bust is my motto, because:
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*love to watch the boats go by
* if you are looking for a castle view--fabulous. There are other longhouses closer to the castle, but I like the Tahiti view.
*great view of the CR, which is pretty at night!
But really, you cannot go wrong with anywhere at the Poly!!
To ensure a balcony then Tokelau or Tahiti. Tokelau is for me the preferred garden view building. The trees at Tahiti tend to be too close and crowd the view a bit. From Tokelau most rooms, especially east side, you can look to the north to catch a view of the lagoon.
if you haven't been to tikiman website, go there and ck out his great maps of each longhouse with room view categories and walking times.
We loved our patio in Niue, but Niue does not have any balconies...so don't request it.
We were in Tokelau this summer and loved it. It was convienent to all locations around the resort.
I prefer Tahiti cause I love the sound of the ferry boat and the quick access to the TTC.
Alternately, the marina views from Fiji look nice since they also include views of the lagoon, volcano pool (mostly just the volcano) and potentially the CR as well.
We have been placed in Tokelau twice-- once on the quiet pool side of the resort (meh) and once on the opposite side facing CR. We were able to see the TTC boat, CR and part of the lagoon... and the proximity to the TTC was great!
In sum, you really cannot go wrong with any of the Poly longhouses since there are so many terrific garden views and each longhouse has its pros and cons. I would definitely assess what is most important to you (a particular view, proximity to GCH vs TTC, etc) and go from there. Tikiman's site is fantastic as well with descriptions of each longhouse and pictures of the various views.
Have a great time! :)
I recommend Tahiti as well. We loved that it was so close to the TTC--very convenient!
Sometimes, I wonder if it's better not to make a request, and just let Fate decide. :)
Well, I can't be of much help here. The 2 times we have been to Poly we stayed in the Fiji Longhouse and loved it! We had a marina view both times. We like staying in Fiji because it's right next to GCH. Occasionally we walked over to the TTC, but we were fine with that. We prefer being next to the main building.
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You guys do realize that this was an interview and that Chief Janes isn't the person who writes the article on the telegram web site?!? So if you have an issue with grammar take it up with The Telegram.
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Were these questions written by a 6th grader? Hard hitting journalism indeed. I've got one, about a recent incident involving an unarmed petty thief on a crowded university campus. When exactly does Chief Janes think it's okay for an officer to open fire in a public place?
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I am pleased to see Bill Janes taking over this position. However; it concerns me that he has lived his entire life in Newfoundland. My point being--spending a little time in one of our big cities would give Bill the much needed insight into what is heading our way. I'm just a little older than Bill and have seen the very worst of the worst that can be expected. Letting the criminals know that the RNC are not afraid to fire their weapon when threatened is a great start , and I've noticed there has been no armed robberies since the MUN incident. It works --just be careful who you target!!
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You attend university and don't use a period at the end of your sentence. What difference does it make?
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Congrats Bill! Well deserved!
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I find it hard to believe that you read the interview with the new RNC chief and the only thing you take away from it is how he started a sentence. We should all be supporting Chief Janes in his new role, not hiding behind a computer screen critiquing his every word.
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ED CLANCY will return to the team pursuit for the Track Cycling World Championships.
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Planning is the single most important factor of eating healthier. Most people plan their holiday meals, and I bet you already have a good idea of what the menu will be for the Fourth of July. As part of eating healthier, plan that menu with better choices.
1. Eat real food. More and more research is showing us that the more processed a food is, the worse it is for you. Make your hamburgers with fresh ground beef (not pre-made patties), but leave the hot dogs at the grocery store. It's processed meats like hot dogs, bacon and deli meats that are health issues, not fresh meats. So have a burger, some kabobs made with chunks of sirloin, barbecue chicken, grilled salmon, or even a steak. A single hot dog has 185 calories, while 4 ounces of 95 percent lean ground beef has only about 150 calories and none of the hot dog's chemicals.
The same holds true for all the potato chips, crackers and salty snack foods. You're far better off with potato salad, three-bean salad, macaroni salad and corn on the cob.
2. Put out fresh snacks. Nuts are great party snacks and we know they'll help your blood pressure and cholesterol. Fresh veggies and dip are especially easy now that most grocery stores sell bags or platters of pre-cut peppers, celery, carrots and cherry tomatoes. Make your own dips and you'll avoid all the chemicals and salt, just as you did with the hot dogs. Put out bowls of popcorn: it's super easy to make and full of fiber. Steamed and chilled artichokes are great fun to eat on a hot day, too.
3. Don't buy soda for your party. A can of soda has 9 teaspoons of sugar. You can make fantastic iced tea or lemonade with only one or two teaspoons a glass. Delicious, refreshing, and each drink has 100 fewer calories than the same amount of soda.
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6. Serve fruit for dessert. There's nothing more Fourth of July than watermelon. It's great tasting and great for you, plus you can have watermelon seed-spitting contests afterward. Now that's a Fourth of July!
Remember: It's a holiday and that makes it okay to splurge with some great food. Do it, enjoy it and don't feel guilty about it. Above all, don't let yourself think of it as getting off track. Holidays are part of a great life and part of being healthy. Enjoy them!
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There are few things less Werner Herzogian than an issue film. The German filmmaking titan thrives on trekking into the unknown guided only by his unique brand of eccentricity, uninterested in merely having his beliefs confirmed. So, you're justified in being wary of Into the Abyss, his second doc this year and his first work since the otherwordly Kuwaiti oil fires film Lessons of Darkness to be remotely topical.
Arriving in the wake of Troy Davis and the candidacy of an execution-happy governor, Abyss considers the case of Michael Perry, who, along with friend Jason Burkett, was convicted of the truly senseless murders of several people over a sweet ride. Burkett received life imprisonment; Perry, execution. Interviewed by Herzog eight days before his own murder, Perry maintains his innocence, even while appearing disarmingly calm, collected and in no way suggestive of someone who won't exist in a handful of days.
Some have carped that the loose and chatty Abyss doesn't succeed as an issue film, which is tantamount to charging something with failing to do an act it has no interest in performing. Herzog is fundamentally unequipped for tract, and he knows it. "I'm against the death penalty," he announces within the first reel, and with that out of the way he's free to focus on other, less explored matters.
He chats at length with Burkett, Burkett's career prisoner father, Burkett's pregnant bride—who fell for him while he was imprisoned—and the family members of the slain, including a sister, Lisa, who is allowed to be pro-death penalty without being grilled. It wouldn't be a Herzog film without the occasional odd digression—e.g., asking a prison chaplain about squirrels—but the filmmaker, heard but never seen, is so gentle, his voice so soothing, you could imagine him having yet another career as a Dr. Phil-esque daytime talk show host. Instead of the focus, capital punishment becomes the mere starting point for a free-ranging exploration of how a single, inexplicable and tragic event defines those affected by it. If it indeed makes a case for "the urgency of life"—the title of the coda—it does so without blunt force.
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