Hollywood Mayor Peter Bober gets it. Commissioner Richard Blattner gets it.
But the rest of the ethically blind, deaf and dumb commissioners believe there is nothing wrong with handing a $78,645 contract to fellow Commissioner Peter Hernandez.
Hernandez’s Govea Trucking has had a contract to haul sludge from Hollywood’s water plant for 12 years. Apparently nothing has changed since he joined the commission in 2012.
The heavy in this story is not Hernandez, who abstained. He is just trying to make a buck.
The villians are Hernandez’s colleagues — Patty Asseff, Kevin Biederman, Traci Callari and Linda Sherwood.
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