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Bob Weiner, New Castle County Council - 2nd District |
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My duty as your County Councilman is to make county government work for all of us. Since 1996, I have dedicated myself to respond promptly to every constituent request. I have developed experience and skills to seek creative solutions. I have passionately fought against irresponsible development while also fighting to protect our precious open space.
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Councilman Weiner wants to Make Video of All Public Council Meetings Available to the Citizens of New Castle County
The public has a right to both observe and determine if their elected officials are maintaining the highest standards of ethical behavior and fiscal prudence. It is now economically and practically feasible to broadcast County Council proceedings at a nominal cost due to advancements in modern technology.
Video access would strengthen the public’s awareness and engagement in local decision-making; thus promoting our county government’s transparency, efficiency, effectiveness and fiscal prudence.
This demonstration was paid for by Friends of Bob Weiner. Hopefully the rest of Council will support videorecording of all future meetings.
Click here to view all meetings that our campaign has videotaped |
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Barley Mill Plaza
10/20/16 - Stoltz sells off last of Barley Mill Plaza land; Weiner: no traffic capacity for intensive use; walkable village preferable
4/2/14 - Del. Supreme Court upholds Chancery Court decision on Barley Mill Plaza Community News
3/27/14 - Supreme Court message to politicians: don't be afraid to pursue any doubts even when the answer comes from your legal advisor or a county representative - News Journal Opinion
3/26/14 - Stoltz Barley Mill rezoning: Delaware Supreme Court unanimously agrees with Councilman Weiner: Traffic data was unlawfully withheld from him - News Journal
3/6/2014 - Supreme Court Chief Justice Strine supports Councilman Weiner; questions Stoltz' lawyers arguments
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Talley Day Bark Park
The annual spring and fall volunteer mulchings have been a tradition since the fenced dog park opened its gates in 2002. New Castle County's Department of Special Services, which is responsible for
maintaining parks, supplies the mulch, shovels, rakes and wheelbarrows, and the volunteers provide the labor.
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Redevelopment
10/19/2016 - Bob Weiner's Land Use Update for District 2
Here is Councilman Bob Weiner’s testimony from the July 26, 2011 County Council meeting [with power point slides] which provides greater detail about his concerns. Councilman Weiner also prepared the attached comparison chart that provides a succinct summary of the of the merits of each Redevelopment proposal.
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Councilman Weiner has never voted for a property tax increase
New Castle County has raised property taxes 47.5% in recent years. Bob Weiner has voted against every tax increase.
Bob has long advocated solutions such as privatizing some county functions or merging duplicated services with the state or cities. Learn more... |
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Citizens Anti-Graffiti Brigade
Cleaning our streets of visual clutter sends a message to would-be criminals and vandals that our community is on guard! The Citizen Brigades operate immediately after graffiti appears on publicly owned structures in order to frustrate graffiti vandals. Learn more... |
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Delaware State Parks Park Watch Bob has gone through the Trail Steward Training Program along with many other citizens in what was the first graduation “Class of 2010”. Bob serves on the Delaware Greenways Advisory Board and is passionately engaged in protecting our precious open space, while adding more parkland and greenways.
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Bob and Rachel Weiner |
Morocco 2009
In November 2009, Bob took some time off and traveled with his wife, Cindy, to Morocco, where his daughter Rachel is serving in the Peace Corps. Click here to read Bob's travel log that was published by the Community News as well as view the photos from Morocco and the layover in Germany. |
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Bob Weiner reprises cha cha dance routine 5/4/13 @ Ballroom by Bill from DE March of Dimes' "Dancing for Babies". Watch on Youtube. |
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Bob Weiner sings "Under The Boardwalk" Bleecker Street, New York City 11/8/2015
Councilman Bob Weiner was visiting New York City with his wife Cindy and their friends. They came upon a Doo Wop group “Cover Story” singing on Bleecker Street in Greenwich Village.
Bob asked to sing a song impromptu with them and here is what happened (watch on Youtube). |
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County Council meets on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday evenings of each month |
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"I am grateful for Bob's decade-long support for the Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route National Historic Trail, which follows Philadelphia Pike and Market Street into Wilmington. His presence and influence at the birth of our Delaware organization to develop this trail and to have it designated as a National Historic Trail was a key factor in keeping our hopes for the trail alive and growing." |
Ralph D. Nelson, Jr.
2009-10 Chair of the W3R-US and W3R-DE |
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