Davel's Complaining "Complaint"
In January I was called in for a little meeting at Village Hall with a developer, for my input on his proposal. Before others arrived Mr. Davel told me that he wanted to talk to me later about a complaint someone had filed. So before I left, I went with him to his office to see what it was all about. His demeanor became confrontational and it turns out that Davel himself made the "complaint". He showed me an email I had sent to the community development director (below) , and demanded an apology for the "waterboy" reference. Surprisingly he had nothing to say about my allegations of a corrupted appeal process; he did not dispute any of that. Davel's big beef was with the metaphorical use I made of a "waterboy". In my opinion, this spoke volumes about his ego and pettiness, which in turn helps explain what led to this investigation disaster. He said the meeting with Joling and VanderWaal referred to in the...