Bay County Board of Commissioner districts reduced from nine to seven

First I would like to say yes I do remember when there were 21 comissioners. My dad was a comissioner in the 60's. I get that we should reduce the number of comissioners we have but why would the chair of the Democratic party want to point Democrats against each other? Whats wrong with Krause? Tilley? Ryder? They seem to be doing a good job. And Lookinin the grown ups did not decide what happend. Tony voted with the republicans. The clerk even voted against her own plan.

I would like to point out to lookinin that Plan #1 (a seven commissioner plan) was submitted by the Bay County Republican Party Chairman. That means that his plan was the first one submitted. The Apportionment Commission voted on the five submitted plans in reverse order. This means that three plans submitted by the Democrats (#5, #4 and #3) were voted down before they eventually got to Plan #2. And the whole issue of moving to a seven member County Commission was brought up by the Republicans; not the Democrats. And I agree with bball4life76. What is going on with the Bay County Democratic Party when its chairman submits a plan that pits Dem against Dem and leaves two of the three current Republican commissioners out of the incumbent versus imcumbent scenario???? Who does Tony not like? Tilley or Ryder? Krause or Duranczyk?

Two census' in a row Bay County has lost population, this was a wise move, way to go Dems/Repubs. doing the right thing for Bay County.

What I don't understand is the Clerk is always complaining that the board is cutting her office, yet she is against eliminating two county commissioners (salary of over $24K+perks). The prosecutor also surprises me, as his office seems to complain that they can't keep up with case loads, or meet victims needs. This elimination of two unnecessary seats will free up some $$ for the county, and it just makes sense. Ask yourself, when was the last time you spoke with your county commissioner? Point taken.

Hampton Bay Ceiling Fans Self-Help Tips

• Make sure that all motor housing screws and blinds are tightly fitted . Check whether the screws that attach the fan blade bracket to the motor hub are threaded rightly or not. Some times, due to fan’s extended working and natural wear-tear, a connection may loosen.

• If every thing is in its place then you may opt to check the wire nut connections. They might be clattering with each other or with the interior wall of the housing. It is always a good idea to check all the connections, brackets and blade attachments at least twice a year.

• Remember, unlike other mechanical devices, you do not have to oil the Hampton Bay ceiling fan motor; its ball bearings have already been lubricated by manufacturer permanently .

• Another possible reason can be a loose ceiling. Make sure if it is fastened correctly. Check its rubber isolator pads are placed between the hanger bracket and the ceiling box.

• If that sounds okay then throw a view on the canopy. It may not be much away from the ceiling but must not be touching it either. Maintain sufficient distance between the canopy and the ceiling .

• Those who are using the ceiling fan light kit add-ons should also ensure that the screws with the glass shades are tight . Light bulbs should also be properly screwed in all the way.

• Check all blade and bracket screws and tighten them if needed.

• Wobbling, however, is caused by unequal blade levels. Problem occurs due to balancing . Check this level by scaling from a center position on a blade to a certain point on the ceiling. Slightly rotate the fan to bring next blade in a position same as the first, and measure again. Repeat it with each blade, and after adjusting all the blades run the fan for 10 minutes.

• Make use of balancing kit . You can easily get it from any ceiling fan store. The package contains few clips and weights. Place the clip on the leading edge of the fan. If wobble worsens, move the clip to another fan blade, and repeat. In this way find out which blade is not balanced properly. Now slide the clip along the leading edge of the blade. This balances that blade. Now place the weight on top side of that balanced blade. See edge to edge and clip alignment and remove the clip. This way you can balance the ceiling fan within 10 to 15 minutes.

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