Here is a copy of the state's audit of the Harrison Square project, and other city functions. A full story about the audit, including reaction from the city will be in Tuesday's Journal Gazette. The audit in in pdf form.
Ben Lanka
Ben Lanka has been a local government reporter at The Journal Gazette since 2004 and has covered city government exclusively since April 2006. He received his education at the University of Dayton and Northwestern University. Ben has attended dozens of meetings related to the Harrison Square project and is the primary reporter on the subject for The Journal Gazette. Feel free to comment on the postings here that relate to all aspects of the $125 million public-private proposal.
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September 24, 2007
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Ben: I sure hope your info on the citys response is more than the very poor defense of how the redevelopment department acted illegally by Pat Roller. Reading Rollers response leads one to believe that our city government is in a lot worse shape than even the most optmistic taxpayer thought. "We believe we are correct because we have done the same (illegal) things before and you didn't tell us it was wrong." Way to go - very convincing! John B. Kalb
Posted by: john b. kalb | September 24, 2007 at 10:37 PM