Monday, 5:30 p.m.
The northwest corner of Richland County needs full-time representation, says William Malinowski, and that’s why he should be chosen over two other Republicans for county council (MOTE: now down to one in the runoff, Jim Holcombe), as he sees it. He’s retired after 31 years as an FBI agent dealing with a lot of “real-life” situations. “I did it. I was out there, I met people face to face in the trenches,” he says.
He had to deal with all sorts of people. In a job like special agent, you "have to know how to talk and deal with all of them."
Now that he’s out, he’s got plenty of time to serve.
He would deal with everything from growth to taxes with a “master plan” that among other things would build an infrastructure fund from impact fees paid by developers. It would work like this: the fees would pay into a fund to pay for the infastructure needs on the next development, and all projects would have to fit in with the master plan.
He said he would serve the "needs of the community… not the needs of the developer."
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Brad –
Have you seen the opinion from the state Ethics Commission regarding Malinowski’s opponent? If not, I would be happy to fax or email it to you. Basically says Holcombe cannot vote on any issues involving his wife, who works for Mungo.
-gene
Read Colley’s website. He sounds very angry about what happened to him on his downtown property a few yrs ago. I don’t blame him. But don’t start by looking for ways to cut funds from Sherrif and Police depts.
He needs more positive ways to achieve his means. Am glad he has a college education & 35 yrs in business. Sorry for what he has gone through but Richland County needs a calmer,gentler manner to deal with people in order to make changes.