An agreement has been reached between the TADL board and the PCL board, regarding the operational cost of the PCL.
As I had written before, the responsible management of the PCL resulted in a threatened loss of revenue sharing from the TADL system. PCL, with an interest in ongoing service in the event of an emergency, had been building a capitol fund which triggered a reduction in the shared amount. This often happens to departments which live within their means, and generally results in inefficient bureaucracies.
For those of you looking further into this issue can find the story which was originally posted here:
http://jasongillman.com/2010/06/20/here-we-go-again/
I understand all parties are quite happy with the new agreement, and I will update this post as soon as I have the complete details on the settled amount.
Jason Gillman is an advocate of responsible government at all levels. A long time resident (28 years) of Traverse City, and the region, Jason has raised two children with his wife Candy, and currently operates a Security Camera sales interest, that employs Five other county residents.
" I am a seeker of solutions, and feel the best answers are found when all the facts are known."
Support Jason for County Commission on Aug 03, 2010, and again in the general election Nov 2, 2010 
