Sign posting #4(?). The attached is a parking sign next to Fishbar, which as long as I can recall is twisted around so that the parking instructions face the building instead of the street. Would cost anything to correct. Again, evidence of the disregard city staff has to environmental upkeep and signage. For all the talk about beautification of Porto, you folks miss the obvious. Might also review all the area's red painted curbing in desperate need of upkeep.
Reviewing the attached, most positions earning over $100K annual are far in excess of counterparts in the private sector--without taking into consideration the much more lucrative public vacation/sick/pension benefits received by the city employees. The "unsustainablity" of our pension liabilities is created by city councils kicking reality down the alley. If pension liability is a problem, then accountability/transparency would dictate this report show the related impact on future liabilities.
Sign posting #4(?). The attached is a parking sign next to Fishbar, which as long as I can recall is twisted around so that the parking instructions face the building instead of the street. Would cost anything to correct. Again, evidence of the disregard city staff has to environmental upkeep and signage. For all the talk about beautification of Porto, you folks miss the obvious. Might also review all the area's red painted curbing in desperate need of upkeep.