Posted by The Dean of Cincinnati

County activist announces interest in running for County Commish, releases new diagrams

Dr. Vlasta Molak announced her desire to run for Hamilton County Commissioner, opposing the corporate power structure that has dominated area politics for too long.  “I am interested in running as an Independent either against Portune or Hartman,” said Molak, “but only if enough people want to collect the signatures (2,860 valid) for such a run, since currently I am too busy with opening of a Gaia Feast and Sustainable living Center across from City Hall.” Molak’s vision for Cincinnati includes an ecologically sustainable version of The Banks, for which she has released new diagrams.

"I have been working on my ‘green’ architect since the fall of 2001, but have been totally stonewalled both by the Council and by the Commissioners, since it would solve the problem of gentrification (and eliminate 3CDC) from OTR,” explained Molak.  “Those guys (Council, Mayor and Commissioners) are not even housebroken enough to return my calls for a meeting with them.”

Here are the lastest views for Molak’s sustainable project:

For larger view, click here.

“In the last 26 years that I have been a resident of Hamilton County,” proclaimed Molak, “I have observed the City and the County wasting money on one expensive boondoggle after another, while neglecting essential services and destroying the economic base of the city in favor of rich corporations and developers who dictate the game.”

Molak is hosting a seminar in concepts for a sustainable Cincinnati at the beginning of February.  Read more about that here.

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