Allegations, arguments and discord reached a fevered pitch this week in an ongoing city ethics case that involves Councilowman Adrian Bonser and the counter claims filed by her against the rest of the City Council.
A recently released document – filed mid-May – from Councilman John Heneghan sheds new light on individual council members thoughts on the ethics case.
In an executive session a week or so prior to the release of Bob Wilson’s investigation, Heneghan suggested that the report be sent directly to the Board of Ethics, which would seem to protect it from public disclosure.
The Wilson report, released May 21, was a scathing account of how former City Attorney Brian Anderson and Bonser leaked confidential information about “Project Renaissance,” a project they disliked and lobbied against.
Heneghan’s letter, attached to this story in its entirety, is signed by Heneghan and certified
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