From reading reports on social media and speaking with those familiar with the meeting, it was a damaging trip directed at thwarting the efforts of citizens attempting to stop the toll project
Well, now Mayor Woods has finally responded.
Here's what he has to say in in an noontime email response to aShortChronicle.
Ok. So in other words, nothing to see here.
Mayor Woods was not speaking as "Mayor Woods" or for the Town Board when he went to see arguably the most powerful elected official in the Great State of North Carolina. No. He was just good ol' "John Woods" voicing his "own opinions".
How about you or I try to get a meeting with that group of officials? Do you think we'd even get the time of day if it was just to give our "opinions".
To say this is not a credible response from Mayor Woods is being generous. Davidson's Board should not, must not, accept it.
You can be sure citizens won't.
Seems like more misinformation.
ReplyDeleteI agree! The citizens of Davidson need to boot him out. They need to request his resignation!
ReplyDeleteWhen politicians do something wrong, they will be secretive and hide the agenda. Mayor Woods knows he is lying. At least Senator Bradford sent a letter to constituents saying he will support the bill killing the Toll
ReplyDeleteRE: Woods, Yes! The TOD Board should vote no confidence in him, or at least admonish his actions formally. What an irresponsible behavior! We have needed a new mayor for quite some time..."who is a credible candidate?" is the question!
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