Channel 9 also did an article on the fine details of this situation listed below.
______________________________________________ Posted: 06/06/2011 • By: Tom McKee CINCINNATI – The Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority (CMHA) will know by the end of the week how much it will expand its public housing in Hamilton County to settle a discrimination finding with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
A Voluntary Compliance Agreement (VCA) is expected to be signed between CHMA and HUD that will stipulate where some of the housing will be located.
HUD found that CMHA failed to put public housing units that it owns in numerous Hamilton County communities, including Green Township, where the agency’s former board chairman lives.
Green Township currently has 27 CHMA-owned units within its borders, but may be required to add more as a provision of the settlement.
Also this week, Hamilton County Commissioners are expected to approve a Cooperation Agreement with CMHA that will add 375 public housing units to the 482 already in suburban communities. Scheduled meetings include…
MONDAY – June 6 –11 a.m. – Hamilton County Commissioners staff meeting – Cooperation agreement to be discussed –11 a.m. – Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority special board meeting – Executive session to discuss voluntary compliance agreement WEDNESDAY – June 8 –11 a.m. – Hamilton County Commissioners regular meeting – Cooperation agreement approval expected THURSDAY – June 9 –9 a.m. – Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority regular board meeting – Approval expected on voluntary compliance agreement
The cooperation agreement does not affect the City of Cincinnati, which has 5,269 public housing units.
By the way, if you want to see what a wolf spider looks like, this one is almost as big.
It was shocking to see such large creatures swimming around me in my swimming pool, especially when the water was so thick with green that I couldn’t see what lurked beneath the surface of the water. I helped the spiders out of the pool. It was obvious they had taken up residence there to feed off all the insects about to hatch for the summer. The spiders were visibly upset that their easy supply of food was now destroyed.
For a minute I felt bad that I destroyed the spider’s food. I also felt bad for the food of the spiders, all the poor little insects they were eating in massive droves. But, I want to swim in my pool, so to preserve the spider’s environment, I’d have to sacrifice my pool, and that’s not going to happen. As I poured the chemicals into the pool I realized that I was killing millions of small algae plants and other various insects that were living in the water, and would soon be scooped up by the filtration system.
The government is no different from the algae, the insects or the spiders. They have set up shop living off our tax dollars as their source of food. And the more they can eat, the bigger and scarier they’ll get. That wolf spider was as big as my hand, easily. She was so large because the food was easy and plentiful. It not only supported this very large spider, but about 10 others that were of normal size.
The shallow battle cry of equality is what the Bolsheviks under Lenin wanted. And what he gave them was a leader that clung to power, and opened the door for Stalin who sent the Soviet Union into the Stone Age of humanitarian thought.
We see in our modern age similar influences lost in the daily ruckus of living. But the ideology hasn’t changed much luckily, so the footprints are easy to see for anyone with eyes that care to look.
Here’s the guy we’ll put in place of that silly fellow, a guy that much more clearly represents what the United States is all about.
So hang tight Israel, and the other 50% of the country. We have found a good candidate to go up against Obama in 2012, then we can begin to fix things back to the way they should be.