CONFLICT OF INTEREST

The question is: How can a city council approve the largest development in Fairhope when the Municipal Judge is the developer, that the same council appointed Judge? “Who on the council has a vested personal interest in this project”.

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QUID QUO PRO

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PLEASE ATTEND CITY COUNCIL MEETING NOV. 13

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