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Vol. 90 No. 41
Wednesday, October 6, 1993
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Opinion
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Motion dies to hire
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' AsfietieBbjSewieMeyHfflsGotfflfiiMoiiCiiarleg Menzemer to hire a aBig §k3 aeeeimtlugfiHBi to •audit borough finances died Monday night. ..
■ aIwanttgge&ridofanyimpBeatioiu;tiiatweare frying to conceal any tiling,0 Menzemer said.''
However, Menzemer was not able to -get a secend from any of Ms fellow members on eeundl, CD Ilia ffistisn fed tor lack d a csm&, Late?, €©tifiell asked Solk-ifer Art Leonard to inquire into what cueli an accounting firm wouMsSkarge I©?' doing an audit ©f fiiemees from IQMME Questions areso from residents at the meeting, cadi as Jack Faulkner, as to why siaittaafions ©! SewleMey nils’ financial condition firm 1951 an# 1632 aso esly E&W be>Bg giiblislici Ceimeilmca Del Mongos and Thomas SSafeull admitted fey had only recently received them. aI srn not happy witia the auditor,” KJMifll said.
Both Faulkner and: Hills resident Karl Boyer questioned eOHiicff on making the budget avail’ able for inspection and advertising the document, “Ibdievewelmveaetedpropwlyinthewaywe
IiavepubKolieibaftodgets^saidlClBibull. PaulknerdtedtliemoredetaOedatitlitor’sstete-/ mcntsoHoealb&roughssuchasSmvlcideyHaights.;
.and Edgeworth Qiat appeared nr the newspaper.' and asked why the Ills was not mere in depth. ’ One question that was resolved'was fee capital-projects expense in the 1MB audit. Faulkner asked' ■ why the §176,003 figure was left eat of the summation that appeared in file newspaper.	'
Menges admitted that a typing error occurred. ■ Ossfflfl agreed to have fifes 1593 ffeapsial csiraa-fen em&llm advertised again.
Faulkner then asked ceases! what it intends to da with Uio $176,603 plus the $76,609 it lias to its g©EefaIffflid.I?fefeul!cai*ltiifira©Eoyis6eiHgfeept for special'projects and is earning interest.
SaidCsmeilmanJeSmBenz: “WedokaveiasEcy left alter every year. 5 think tot is to fes lauded. Oar fusda are growing nice.”
Faulkner replied:. net sire if it’s government’s job to invest taxpayers’ dollars t© • just ©it around.”
lie saidhowotddlifceloseethetjorotigh propose ap!aac>nIi6Wt9liaEffleitetadsanciasscts,as'wel as such residents’ needs as water and sewage,
■' o They eoipe and they go.
On Monday, Sewickley Coaa-
eil accepted a fetter cl resignation from Borough Manager •. DonalA-Sandor anti offered lie, job to Kevin Flannery.
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. code compliance oifieerfer Are-
bridgeandliasservedasaeomi-, oilman and health officer there.
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. Sandor,'.borough manager
since June 1M2, has accepted a job as city manager of Oskaloosa,Towa,:.f«ffiilmga desire to return to the Midwest.
■ "Wg are very gad he is leaving,” said Dr. Laurence O’Lougliiin, council president.
“Ws’liad jiist gotten things’ turned around.3
Flannery was interviewed in the'1992 search. He lias a mas-tor’s degree in public adminis-, ;.tratiim from tho University of •.
.Pittsburgh. He graduated from:-' Quigley High School in 1,970.. ■;.;
■	. °He was an excellent candi- ’ date last time around. We; are'-■fortunate that-he is still-avail-
11 able,” said Councilwoman
■	Carolyn Hammer. ■.
■ intiteofferapprovedbycoun-cE on Monday, llannery' will
■	receive §10,006as a star ting salary with an annual increase of 3
■	percent starting in 1993, I
. Flannery wifi be idred as as-' siDtantbertughaanagerenOst, M apd take ®m? the Mie ©1 bareagli manage? ate? Sands? leaves ©n Nov. 5.
, ' Co®eilwaivedtSietsaalreai-dewy requirement.
am a- prapunent ©f the man-age? livtog to Qiater Valley,” eaM Osufigiifflan Pete SeMfelft. "Itepelaly, to the future, fecwM find pause to move into the bor-eagli.1’
donailian&liowecasttlieanly nomaffirmaiive vote. He ab--Gtalncfl, saying eauneil t-lwald have made a broader search.