Rosemead's censure wars
I swear, this week I was thinking: You know, Rosemead is getting boring to cover. They are getting too civil with each other. And then I saw this on the agenda:
6. MATTERS FROM MAYOR & CITY COUNCIL
A. Councilmember Taylor has requested that the City Council consider the censure of Mayor Pro Tem Nunez for his role in the Mazone v. City of Rosemead sexual harassment case.
He also requests a list of information, including an investigative report prepared by Tess Elconin. But here's what the agenda says about that:
However, staff was advised by the City Attorney that even though the report was published by the San Gabriel Valley Tribune, the City is not allowed to disclose that report.
Therefore, we have not included a copy of that document as part of this report.
As if that won't be entertaining enough, here's the next item on the agenda:
Request to Consider the Censure of Councilmember Taylor
B. Mayor Pro Tem Nunez has requested the City Council consider the censure of Councilmember Taylor for the breach of closed session confidence.
I take it back. Rosemead is still may favorite city to cover!!! The council meeting is on Tuesday at 7 p.m. It's going to be a long one. They will also have a general plan study session.