Cleveland Clinic indicated that 52 million people in the United States have had the virus
and they do NOT need the VACCINE.
They already have the antibodies.
FOLLOW THE SCIENCE !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Tuesday, February 8, 2022
Biden cancels XL pipeline on first day in office.
One year later, crude oil doubles from 45 dollars per carrel to 90 dollars per barrel.
Greta Thunberg has NOT helped either, by asking the oil industry to cut back on exploration.
I hope your income doubled from last year.
5 times during a 6 hour period, 57 out 100 Senators interpreted Peace to mean "Riot"
January 6, 2021 Noon Speech - peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard.
Tweet @ 2:38 PM on January 6, 2021
Stay peaceful !
Tweet @ 3:13 PM on January 6, 2021
remain peaceful.
No Violence !
Tweet @ 4:17 PM on January 6, 2021
'go home in peace'
Tweet @ 6:01 PM on January 6, 2021
Go home with love & in peace.
Democratic View - Why check voter signatures, on mail in ballot envelopes ?
Pennsylvania Supreme Court found that nothing in state law requires counties to check whether voters' signatures on ballot envelopes match the signatures on file.
What is the point of obtaining a voters' signature
if nobody is going to check whether voters' signatures on ballot envelopes
match the signatures on file ?
Sunday, February 6, 2022
Candidate for Illinois 10th Congressional District
Election Date is June 28, 2022.
Lifetime resident of Lake Forest
Licensed Professional Engineer in Illinois
Registered Energy Professional in Chicago
Purdue Electrical Engineering Graduate - BSEE 1979
Commodity Trader
Wednesday, April 18, 2018
We were more environmentally conscious, in the past.
When I went to Cherokee, Deerpath, and Lake Forest High School, everyone took the bus or walked. We were more environmentally conscious in those days. Today, many of the parents, individually driving their children to the schools, and just add congestion to the town.
The students today are all TALK, about being concerned, about the environment, but their ACTIONS, regarding being individually chauffeured, to the schools, speak volumes.
Friday, May 13, 2016
Laurel Avenue Development
Do you ask a paint salesman whether you should paint your house every year ? Obviously, if you have a Mayor who is a real estate developer then you end up with a Laurel Avenue Development. The MBAs on the City Council did not help the Lake Forest residents, unless you like congestion and paying for other people's services. The doctor on the City Council was able to understand the mathematics and he voted No.
If you believe in the Easter Bunny then you believe in Tax Incremental Funding. Tax dollars are sent to the county government and magically they are stamped TIF dollars and placed in a TIF Fund. The Lake Forest City Council must believe that TIF dollars are free money. Tax dollars are for services. City of Chicago has proven that TIF Funding of projects are a road to ruin. The City of Lake Forest MUST provide services for 23 years, to 164 units in the Laurel Avenue development. So to use their tax dollars to fund a TIF, for the Laurel Avenue Development Project is disingenuous and means that the other Lake Forest residents will be funding those future services at the Laurel Avenue Development.
City of Lake Forest paid about 8 million dollars, for 3 acres of the Laurel Avenue land, about 10 years ago. If you assume that the other 7 acres had a value of about 7 million then a reasonable person might put a value of about 15 million dollars on the land. On April 4, 2016, the Lake Forest City Council sold the land for about 6 million dollars. Residents lost 9 million on the land deal.
On April 4, 2016, the Lake Forest City Council, waived other fees that normally a developer would pay. If you read the 22 page document on "Development Related Fee Schedule", then you would see that Focus Development should have paid over 10 million dollars in impact fees and construction fees. (Impact fees of 2.7 million for Parks and Beach, 3.5 million for schools, 1 million for Police, Fire, and the Water Plant, 1.5 million for the Sanitary District, and 1.4 million for construction permit fees, totaling 10.1 million dollars.) Residents lost another 10 million on this part of the deal.
So indirectly, all the residents of Lake Forest are subsidizing this project. 19 million dollars divided by 7 thousand homes means that each home owner is funding this project by over 2700 dollars. Instead of a park at Laurel Avenue, the City Council has added congestion to the town, and left us with a bill for the next 23 years of funding services for the Laurel Avenue residents, because the Laurel Avenue resident tax dollars were diverted to the TIF Fund.
The Lake Forest residents did approve of the Route 60 Park expenditure, about ten years ago, accessible by a sidewalk from Conway Farms, even though most people east of Green Bay Road probably will never use that park, so there was PRECEDENTS to proceed with a Park at Laurel Avenue.
People live in Lake Forest for the QUALITY of life and I am sure that they would have continued to enjoyed the 104 full grown evergreen trees, on the Franklin Avenue berm. Today is a sad day for tree lovers in Lake Forest.
Paul Hamann, PE
57 year resident
Letter to the Editor:
Laurel Avenue development is costing Lake Foresters
3:40 pm PDT May 9, 2016
See more at: http://www.lakeforestleader.com/letters-editor/letter-editor-laurel-avenue-development-costing-lake-foresters#sthash.WbBF8OSA.dpuf
If you believe in the Easter Bunny then you believe in Tax Incremental Funding. Tax dollars are sent to the county government and magically they are stamped TIF dollars and placed in a TIF Fund. The Lake Forest City Council must believe that TIF dollars are free money. Tax dollars are for services. City of Chicago has proven that TIF Funding of projects are a road to ruin. The City of Lake Forest MUST provide services for 23 years, to 164 units in the Laurel Avenue development. So to use their tax dollars to fund a TIF, for the Laurel Avenue Development Project is disingenuous and means that the other Lake Forest residents will be funding those future services at the Laurel Avenue Development.
City of Lake Forest paid about 8 million dollars, for 3 acres of the Laurel Avenue land, about 10 years ago. If you assume that the other 7 acres had a value of about 7 million then a reasonable person might put a value of about 15 million dollars on the land. On April 4, 2016, the Lake Forest City Council sold the land for about 6 million dollars. Residents lost 9 million on the land deal.
On April 4, 2016, the Lake Forest City Council, waived other fees that normally a developer would pay. If you read the 22 page document on "Development Related Fee Schedule", then you would see that Focus Development should have paid over 10 million dollars in impact fees and construction fees. (Impact fees of 2.7 million for Parks and Beach, 3.5 million for schools, 1 million for Police, Fire, and the Water Plant, 1.5 million for the Sanitary District, and 1.4 million for construction permit fees, totaling 10.1 million dollars.) Residents lost another 10 million on this part of the deal.
So indirectly, all the residents of Lake Forest are subsidizing this project. 19 million dollars divided by 7 thousand homes means that each home owner is funding this project by over 2700 dollars. Instead of a park at Laurel Avenue, the City Council has added congestion to the town, and left us with a bill for the next 23 years of funding services for the Laurel Avenue residents, because the Laurel Avenue resident tax dollars were diverted to the TIF Fund.
The Lake Forest residents did approve of the Route 60 Park expenditure, about ten years ago, accessible by a sidewalk from Conway Farms, even though most people east of Green Bay Road probably will never use that park, so there was PRECEDENTS to proceed with a Park at Laurel Avenue.
People live in Lake Forest for the QUALITY of life and I am sure that they would have continued to enjoyed the 104 full grown evergreen trees, on the Franklin Avenue berm. Today is a sad day for tree lovers in Lake Forest.
Paul Hamann, PE
57 year resident
Letter to the Editor:
Laurel Avenue development is costing Lake Foresters
3:40 pm PDT May 9, 2016
See more at: http://www.lakeforestleader.com/letters-editor/letter-editor-laurel-avenue-development-costing-lake-foresters#sthash.WbBF8OSA.dpuf
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