City integrity commissioner David Boghosian initially indicated that Ward 11 Coun. Bill Leduc would face a potential 10-day suspension in pay, but has since updated the penalty to 30 days
Ward 11 Coun. Bill Leduc is facing a potential 30-day suspension in pay, not the 10 days the city’s integrity commissioner inadvertently indicated.
The city councillor had until 5 p.m. Oct. 27 to respond, but Leduc told Sudbury.com he would not do so. The meeting featured Road Surface Recycling vice president technology and research Frank Crupi. His company had been contracted to undertake an asphalt recycling project on The Kingsway but was ordered to stop work due to what a third-party review of their work described as repeated failures to meet city specifications. Crupi spoke against the city’s decision and made various unproven claims about named city staff members.
Ward 3 Coun. Gerry Montpellier and Ward 2 Coun. Michael Vagnini also participated in the Sept. 7 meeting, and Boghosian has proposed city council giving them seven-day suspensions.
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