VIDEO ON YOUTUBE Bob Wagner violates Michigan Environmental Protection Act with unpermitted holding tank, and has not resigned as Planning Commissioner as of Thursday Oct. 15,2009
Bob Wagner, the Dorr Township Planning Commission chairman, who has sat on that board for over 44 years, was caught red handed on Monday Oct. 5th with an unauthorized un-permitted sewage holding tank on his property at Dorr Septic Service and Dorr Porta Jons. You can see him with the khaki jacket, along with Mr. Fred Sellers with the green jacket and his assistant in the red shirt, both from DEQ. The other gentleman is Pete Lumbert, from the Allegan county health department. Watch as Mr. Wagner comes back to cover up his un-permitted tank in the weeds.
To err is human to forgive divine.
That is correct and I truly believe that, but for someone such as Mr. Wagner to sit on the Planning Commission for over 44 years and who writes the ordinances and codes for all of us regular people to follow, he should resign from the Planning Commission immediately, to restore credibility and integrity on that board.
How can the Planning board with Bob Wagner as the chairman expect citizens to abide by their ordinances and rules when Mr. Wagner violates the Michigan Environmental Protection Statutes? They can’t, so he must either do the right thing and resign, or our township board must step up to the plate and remove Mr. Wagner from not only the Planning board which he chairs and has been on for over 44 years, but also the Zoning board of Appeals where he also sits as the Chairman.
The statute in the law says the township board can remove public officials for malfeasance, and that is exactly what Mr. Wagner has committed. Malfeasance is “the wrongdoing or misconduct especially by a public official”.
Mr. Wagner, please show the people in this township that you will do the right thing, and gracefully resign from your positions on both boards. You have served on the Planning Board since 1965 and the Zoning board of Appeals since 1975, we think you had your time in the limelight and the people of this township can look at all the accomplishments you added to township planning, but now its time to move on and let others fill that seat.
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