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Let's say that you're a homeowner in Sandusky and you recieve a letter from the local zoning board which explains that your neighbor has applied for a variance to modify his property.  You learn that your neighbor is seeking to raise the level of his property and install a 6 ft.

Considering that taking care of city streets is one of the most basic city services tax dollars can pay for, one wonders why this is suddenly a priority.  If Sandusky has money to spend on "economic development" the streets should be in tip top shape.

Right?

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59 seconds to be exact, and it's straight to the point.

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What this information is supposed to mean, I'm not sure because it's a non-answer to serious questions about the overall cost of the Nuesse debacle.

From the city's website:

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He can't resist giving the finger to the Sandusky Police Department, can he?