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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]110% was already over limit and council voted to make it 120% in 2015.

Can anyone list council members voting record in 2015?

I am just curious to know the names of all council members who don't care about kids. [/quote]

https://bethesdamagazine.com/bethesda-beat/news/rockville-loosens-standards-for-development-based-on-school-overcrowding/

He said Montgomery County “saw our tighter standards as sort of an irritant,” and the over 110 percent of capacity moratorium rule failed to convince Montgomery County leaders to add more school space in Rockville any faster.[/quote]

[b]Mayor Bridget Donnell Newton and council member Beryl Feinberg voted against changing the APFS for schools.[/b]

[b]Council members Virginia Onley and Julie Palakovich Carr voted with Moore for the change [/b]after a roughly hour-long debate that touched on the history of portable classrooms, where school facility payments from developers go and the relationship between the county and the city.

It's clear that Virginia Onley and Julie Palakovich Carr  didn't care about kids education in 2015. We can expect the same from them now. Argument about City having same limit as county to align everything was made to increase the limit to 120%.

I wonder what kind of argument Virginia Onley and Julie Palakovich Carr are making now. We don't need to hear about the 5th council member because he is a lost case. He doesn't care about kids education at all. He even said that putting 3000 students in school designed for 2000 has no impact on quality of education. You can't argye anything with such people.

Everyone needs to pay close attention to how council members are voting and remember it when it comes to election time. [/quote]

You WONDER?  Okay look, I posted a video of the meeting already.  Go watch the entire section on this.  It not only answers all your questions but is also interesting.

Julie Carr is resigning at the start of the year because she was elected to the House of Delegates so she won't be participating in any votes on this.  Do you even keep up with this stuff or do you just pay attention when people start wanting to build a couple of multifamily buildings in RM?[/quote]

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