March 5, 2014
southburnett.com.au understands another complaint has been lodged with the South Burnett Regional Council linked to the controversy over the sale of a portion of Adermann Park in Kingaroy.
The complaint by a local resident is believed to relate to the apology that Cr Damien Tessmann was ordered to make to Council last month as part of a finding against him.
In January, Cr Tessmann was ordered by the Local Government Regional Conduct Review Panel to apologise to fellow Councillors for allegedly providing misleading information at a Council meeting in 2012. He was also ordered to pay a $1000 fine.
He made his apology to the February 18 SBRC meeting but insisted beforehand that he had done nothing wrong and said he had been denied the opportunity to defend himself.
Related articles:
- Councillor Apologises But Still Defiant
- Councillor Adamant He Has Done Nothing Wrong
- Councillor Ordered To Pay $1000 Fine
- School Accepts Parkland Purchase Price
- Park Sale ‘Disgraceful’
- State Approves Sale Of Park To School
- Park Petition Given To Council
- St John’s Launches Its Own Petition
- Petition Launched To Stop Park Sale
- Community To Be Invited To Have A Say On Park’s Future
- State To Decide On Park Sale
- Greens Spokesman Says Public Consultation ‘Inadequate’
- Council Supports Purchase Of Parkland
- Principal Surprised By Reaction To Park Plan
- MP Supports School’s Expansion Plan
- Should Adermann Park Be Sold?
