Signs, signs, everywhere a sign.....

On Monday, July 27, 2015 8:26 AM, Mark McGrath <mmcgrath0123@yahoo.com> wrote:


No Bob it's much better to bury your head in the sand and ignore wrongdoings. As a farce of a leader you've been exceptional at turning a blind eye since you're initial start of so called service. If it's so insulting to you please feel free to stop me.

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On Jul 27, 2015, at 8:16 AM, Robert Doherty <doherty4troy@gmail.com> wrote:

	The Mayor acted strongly to remove campaign signs on public property in the last campaign season.  As I recall, he gave candidates a limited amount of time to claim their signs from DPW and guidelines about placement. Signs have value.
	I do not think anyone other than City employees acting under the supervision and authority of the Administration, should remove signs.  This is especially so in the case of opponents, as there is an obvious secondary gain.  Mark’s personal actions will gain him attention and contribute to raising a level of political shenanigans to include appropriation of property not belonging to him.
	Being right does not authorize any action of his choosing.   Bob Doherty

On Jul 27, 2015, at 7:34 AM, Mark McGrath <mmcgrath0123@yahoo.com> wrote:

Mayor, please remind all candidates running for office of the violation of city code when putting political signs on public property. As I've reminded you in the past it is an eyesore and with the large number of candidates this could possibly take over the entire city. Currently there are signs up on Second Avenue and Gurley Ave. on public property for Mr. Madden and Mrs. Teta, and it's only July. As I've done in the past primarily in District 2 on the 2nd ave river bank I will take the signs down and leave them on the ground. I will be walking my dogs shortly and will take the ones down on Gurley. May I remind you when someone put up the "Draft McGrath" signs you were quick to contact me to remove them and reminded me of the city code. I expect nothing less from you concerning this rather large cast of characters. Thank You.