Term Limits Code Amendment

Argued against weakening existing term limits, stating rules should favor the public rather than incumbents and prior terms should be respected.

Questioned why the proposed law resets incumbent term clocks and carves out exemptions, calling it self-serving.

Suggested amending the term limits law so that current officials remain bound by the rules in place when they ran, noting potential pension impacts.

Stated his legal interpretation differs on the necessity of a referendum to invalidate old term limits, arguing prior terms should be counted.

Advocated for listening to the public and counting prior terms to maintain public trust.

Expressed support for a public referendum on term limits while suggesting consideration for past terms.

Asked what happens if the term limits referendum fails and questioned exemptions for town justices.

Objected to bundling town board term limits with 12-year limits for town clerk and highway superintendent.