Summary
A city inspector and another guy are in hot water over bribery charges. This could shake up how we trust city hall and might even mean a look-back at old building permits.
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Impact analysis
Taxpayer money could be wasted if permits are questioned, and the city might have to pay for investigations.
Honestly, nobody really benefits here, but maybe honest contractors and residents who play by the rules will feel better.
Residents and taxpayers could lose faith in city hall, and businesses might face delays if permits are re-examined.
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Judge advances bribery case tied to Thousand Oaks building permit
A bribery case involving a City of Thousand Oaks building permit may move forward after a Ventura County Superior Court judge ruled last week that there was sufficient evidence against the two men accused of pa...
Thousand Oaks building inspector, Oxnard man charged with bribery
Thousand Oaks building inspector, Oxnard man charged with bribery Ventura County Star
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