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07-18-2005 Mayor Luecke’s Response to Secretary of Transportation’s Letter on Time Zone Hearings in Indiana
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Mayor Luecke's Response to Secretary of Transportation's Letter on Time Zone Hearings... Page 1 of 1 <br /> � v%• 'Building a 21St Century City " <br /> Stephen J. Luecke, Mayor <br /> RELEASE FROM: FOR RELEASE: <br /> Office of the Mayor Monday, July 18, 2005 <br /> Mayor Luecke's Response to Secretary of Transportation's Letter on Time Zone <br /> Hearings in Indiana <br /> "As a result of the Indiana Legislature's and Gov. Daniel's decision to implement Daylight Savings Time in <br /> Indiana, I, along with the South Bend City Council, Mishawaka, and County Officials have gone on record <br /> that we believe this is an extremely important decision that affects the economics and quality of life of all our <br /> cities, towns, and counties. Most importantly, we believe that this very important decision should include the <br /> opinions of all of our residents. <br /> The letter from Department of Transportation Secretary Mineta reinforces the position that I have taken <br /> since the passage of SEA 127: if we want to change to Central Time, local officials will need to take a <br /> leadership role to request that change and make the arguments on why it makes sense. This is an issue <br /> that should have been decided on a statewide basis rather than left to a hodgepodge approach. Time zone <br /> border counties are left with dilemmas on which neighbor to sync with. Indiana will end up being more <br /> divided on time than before. <br /> I continue to be a strong proponent of Central Time for St. Joseph County. I believe that it makes most <br /> sense geographically, economically and for our families. I realize that many good people hold a different <br /> view, however, at the public hearing on this issue at Century Center, those who signed in were in favor of <br /> Central Time 3:1. 1 will work with St. Joseph County Commissioners to provide the necessary data and <br /> information as required by the DOT to ensure their review of our request for a local hearing. I believe that we <br /> should be able to have a hearing on this issue and look forward to the opportunity to present arguments and <br /> supporting data for Central Time." <br /> Contact: Mikki Dobski, Director of Communications 8r Special Projects, 235-5855 or 876-1564 <br /> Back I City Home Page I City Directory I Site Map I Search Go <br /> powered by FreeFind <br /> Created by the City of South Bend Department of Information Technologies. <br /> Copyright©2005 City of South Bend.All rights reserved. <br /> http://www.ci.south-bend.in.us/Press/Releases 2005/071805 TimeZone.htm 1/13/2006 <br />
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