What Are We Doing?

Opposing the hostile takeover of Liberty Apple Valley

  • Commentary
  • Documents
    • Public documents
    • AVRWC documents
    • Cramer Family Park
    • EPCOR acquisition news
    • LAV documents
    • Missoula trial documents
    • TOAV documents
    • TOAV e-mails
    • TOAV invoices
    • Video and audio files
  • The rat-hole
  • Reference
    • About us
    • Links
    • Related items
    • The players
    • Water cost comparisons

Documents and reference materials

2017

September

  • 20170904 Letter: Sell the water system now (McDaniel)
  • 20170905 Dying for a holiday (Orr)
  • 20170905 Letter: Why is Liberty delaying? (Arndt)
  • 20170907 Common sense is not so common (Schepis)
  • 20170907 Letter: False impressions (Carloni)
  • 20170907 Hit-and-run investigation involving Marc Puckett’s Cadillac sent to DA
  • 20170910 Letter: Ill intent? (Bell)
  • 20170924 Hesperia Council votes to raise water rates by 9 percent

The experiences of government-owned systems, such as Los Angeles and San Diego, suggest that government ownership is a recipe for deferred maintenance that ultimately translates into deteriorating service and substantially higher costs to address problems that had been kicked down the road due to poor asset management and planning.

— Rodney T. Smith, Ph.D.

Executive summary

My proposal

Maintained by Greg Raven.
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