Condon wants to work to enhance the quality of the community.
“I would create a comprehensive plan to maintain, repair or replace faulty sewer and stormwater lines in order to stop repeated flooding of basements,” he said. “I would enforce housing codes, including upkeep and tree branches.”
He also would like to work on the competitive bidding process to eliminate “extreme” from the “extreme emergency” part of the ordinance.
Condon said he would use his “experience as a government civil attorney … (to analyze) the legal impact of all council matters.”
He said he will use his civil engineering degree to understand the sewer and stormwater issues, as well as provide perspective to aging infrastructure.
He is a 16-year resident of Euclid.
-- Amy Popik, News-Herald article from Oct. 9, 2013
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