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Debt service and cash flow
Debt service and cash flow
Art Bishop writes (“Time for the truth,” Daily Press, July 16, 2015), “By eliminating the profit margin and other unnecessary corporate costs, the Town can more than pay the debt service — rebutting another of AVR’s claims.” (more…)
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It’s not about water, it’s about money
It’s not about water, it’s about money
Art Bishop writes (“Time for the truth,” Daily Press, July 16, 2015), that the Town of Apple Valley seizing Apple Valley Ranchos in its hostile takeover bid, “eliminates that profit motive, and puts control of this essential element of life where it belongs — with the people.” Each of these claims is misleading. (more…)
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Well beyond coy
Art Bishop writes (“Time for the truth,” Daily Press, July 16, 2015), that Apple Valley Ranchos has been “coy” in addressing the costs associated with its purchase of Yermo Water Company. Bishop needs to take a good look in the mirror. (more…)
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Acting in good faith
Acting in good faith
Art Bishop writes (“Time for the truth,” Daily Press, July 16, 2015), in responding to Chris Schilling, that Park Water has refused “to act in good faith with regard to reclaimed water.” If Bishop would go back over his correspondence, he’d find that Schilling addressed this claim as recently as February of this year in a letter to the Town council. (more…)
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Misinformation as an ‘Art’ form
Misinformation as an ‘Art’ form
Art Bishop writes (“Time for the truth,” Daily Press, July 16, 2015) that Apple Valley Ranchos is “a company that has turned misinformation into an art form.” He must have missed the Town’s resolution adopting “Business-Friendly Principles” on September 28, 2010. (more…)
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Still not for sale
Still not for sale
Art Bishop writes (“Time for the truth,” Daily Press, July 16, 2015) that Chris Schilling of Park Water has tried to “divert attention from the real issues,” when he responded to the Town of Apple Valley’s pitifully inadequate offer to buy Apple Valley Ranchos Water Company. (more…)
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Purveyors of Truth?
Art Bishop should know all about playing coy. He was instrumental in saddling taxpayers with Measure JJ so that he could have the VVC build the fire training facility off campus in North Apple Valley. That bond was for $297 million dollars, but investors knew it wasn’t worth what the proponents said it was, raising only $130 million instead. Doesn’t matter, it was big money that WE have to pay…
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Apple Valley’s sixth council member
Apple Valley’s sixth council member
Citizens of Apple Valley should consider themselves very, very lucky. Why? They pay five council members, but actually get the services of six: Larry Cusack, Barb Stanton, Scott Nassif, Curt Emick, Art Bishop, and Scott Nassif. That’s right, there are two Scott Nassifs. (more…)
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