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Dumanis Lifts Her Plan Word for Word
Thanks for the good work you do, Mr. Bauder.— March 26, 2012 7:15 p.m.
Dumanis Lifts Her Plan Word for Word
Bonnie Dumanis has not well served her constituents, for many reasons. This article also points to another example in our city: The City of Encinitas has wasted $1.5 million paying consultants to create a bogus general plan update ~ Instead of performing an actual update, with a "red-line" draft, an entirely new plan was "assembled" through templates of other (non-local and dissimilar) cities' general plan updates. The draft general plan update was discredited and abandoned by unanimous Council vote after public outcry. Council went so far as to declare that none of the associated consultants (of MIG) that had worked on the plan could any longer assist with the ongoing update. So yes, the discarded draft general update was a conglomeration of "templates" (with no citation, which would be considered plagiarism) of other cities' general plan updates, verbatim, in many instances. Locals have discovered that the cities used for templates are not local to Encinitas, and are more dissimilar than similar to our community.— March 26, 2012 7:14 p.m.