Councilman Chase: Prasad Should ‘Consider Resigning’ From Governing Body

September 14, 2018 Township Council

Township Councilman Ted Chase said his fellow council member, Rajiv Prasad, should “consider resigning” over the “Peace and Non-Violence” monument park issue.

A Township Councilman on Sept. 13 called on an embattled colleague to “consider resigning” over his actions in furtherance of the proposed “Peace and Non-Violence” monument park.

The comment came from Councilman Ted Chase (D-Ward 1) after members of the public had eviscerated the council in general, and Councilman Rajiv Prasad (D-At Large) in particular, for more than an hour over Prasad’s handling of getting approvals for the monument park, targeted for a quarter-acre on township open space.

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