…TWO DISTRICTS…
…CORNERSTONE AND THE REST OF US….
And Cornerstone has three solid votes in any issue involving them, while The Rest Of US (“TROU”) have only one, maybe two votes. Councilmember Sheryl Ade voted to hear the Cornerstone project before the city council, not because she is opposed to the project, but there are unresolved issues that will impact TROU.
You had to be there, at the city council meeting, to witness Mayor Pro Tempore Bridgette Moore and Mayor Scott Farnam elbow the other out of the way to get their Nay votes on the record. Farnam was quite dismissive of Councilmember Ade’s Motion to hear the project before the council, stating “the motion dies for lack of a second” when Councilman Bob Cashman did not notice that a motion had been made. After Farnam’s Quick Pitch (all those in the Cornerstone Baseball ministry understand what a Quick Pitch is), Cashman seconded Ade’s motion to reflect his own wishes but the motion did not carry on a 3-2 vote that can be mailed in next time, when the project is re-heard on the City of Menifee’s appeal.
Cornerstone brought at least one hundred alleged Wildomar members to the Planning Comission meeting to flout their numbers for their District. So far voting by districts is working for them.
How’s it working for the rest of Wildomar?
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