| Mt. Pleasant, Mich. city officials quietly disclose circumventing statue provisions with undisclosed standards and procedures in a declaration uploaded to the city’s website, http://www.mt-pleasant.org/…Standards_Procedures.pdf, stating: |
| “…standards and procedures that have been implemented…” “The City Commission requested that these standards and procedures be documented in writing.” “This will increase the opportunity for board and commission members, the general public, and the development community to be fully aware of the procedure and expectations.” |
| Intentional breach of positive statutory duties, misconduct in office, has been ongoing since 2009 according to the declaration. |
| Breach of statutory duty has been known dating back to 2004. City officials have ignored or explained improper action as the unintentional and immutable result of error or confusion. Advocating statute compliance triggered responses that suggest city officials vacated statutory duty prior to 2009. |
| This declaration reflects a theme found throughout city administration; regulations optional pending decision realization. Beyond administration, an autonomous bureaucracy secondarily concerned with authority to act and equitable, efficient administration. |
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Administration subverts public policy; Oath of Office, Ethics Policy, Rules of Professional Conduct and Legislated Penalties fail to yield compliance with state and local statutes.
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