What was expected to happen this morning at the Circuit Court on the Salisbury Waste Water Treatment Plant, (WWTP) ended within minutes.
The honorable Judge Simpson stated he was a resident of Salisbury and wanted both sides to decide if this was a conflict of interest.
While attorneys on both sides argued, Judge Simpson asked them to think about it and get back with him on their decision.
Anther hearing/court date will be decided.
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What, never thought about that before today?
ReplyDeleteAnother waste of court time and resources. Couldn't this have been decided earlier?
ReplyDeleteJust a good example of our wonderful judicial system , wait , wait , wait maybe this , maybe that. Cancell until my golf game is ended. Any lawyers got time to play today? Just post-pone everything.
ReplyDeleteHe's just finding out that he is a resident , wow , this is the kind of judges that we have.
ReplyDelete"Land of the free and home of the brave" , not for long!
Does anyone know where we can find out how much the 'upgrade' cost AND how much the ongoing legal proceedings are costing us? I think it should be on their website somewhere but i couldn't find it.
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I beliebe the original cost was around $84,000,000.00. To FIX what is wrong will cost around an additional $60,000,000.00, excluding legal fees.
ReplyDeleteTotal, $140,000,000.00
you can buy a lot of septic tanks for 140 mil....
ReplyDeleteGood old Eastern Shore Ways. Value Engineering at its finest
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