The audacity of the effete snobs at City Hall is seen by the tactics and false information they used in conning us into voting for a larger income tax increase than needed. Their flagrant mis-use of our hard earned dollars (in other terms labor), such as the latest folly the of the plan to impede traffic and thus increase pollution on Lee Rd, their funding of a new art gallery (shortly after the income tax vote) shows their arrogance. As someone told a person who wanted to do some improvements to their property was told by someone on the board "you are only the present care taker of the property and not the owner". A one way ticket to N. Korea is in order for some of these people with this totalitarian mind set.

This is a revenue grab, plain and simple.

Leiken's attempt to use the death of young Brian Horwich is beyond cyncial as the intersection he was killed at is NOT A LIGHTED STOP!

I can't believe residents are reacting so strongly to cameras, when the only people affected will be those breaking the law. On the other hand, very few voiced their opposition to an income tax hike which ultimately hurts hard working wage earners, housing and economic development in a very negative way. I would much rather see traffic cameras and a repeal of the .5% income tax increase.

Red light cameras? What a joke. We all are sitting at red lights most of the time because the lights are timed to go red whenever a car is near. The city should spend their time working on traffic flow not cameras that will never go off because none of us can move forward anywhere with the poor pathetic timing of the lights in this town. It is an outrage.

These red Iight cameras are ultimately used as an income resource disguised as a safety measure. I understand that we are facing tough economic times, but must we mirror the cities of Cleveland and East Cleveland? Are we that desperate for revenue?