Wrong Pump in AZ

BigBlockTank wrote:
What was the original question 21 pages ago?

There was a question?

msmith1199 wrote:

jlabr2 wrote:

lbligh wrote:
My guess is that organizationally an Administrator does not have the authority to publish anything without Director level and legal department approval.

Yes, as you read my post, I am also concerned with this and that is why I am requesting this in black and white from Mark Zimmerman who is the head of The Revenue and Fuel Tax Administration. And I thought the main subject is "fuel tax". Geeez who's side are you on in this discussion. I understand being cautious and wanting the facts or truth, but your negative attitude that I get from your posts is not helping us get to the real meaning of this law.

Rant over.

He's dug himself such a deep hole here that he's trying to save face now.

My friend, that simply is not true. I have said from the very beginning, if someone with authority is willing to publicly publish a position from the State of Arizona, we all are better off. That does not mean an e-mail from some guy that may or may not have that authority. Also, as I have said before, people at the other end of a telephone and e-mails written by someone without authority are meaningless as is anyone's personal opinion... even yours.

What was the original question 21 pages ago?

jlabr2 wrote:

lbligh wrote:
My guess is that organizationally an Administrator does not have the authority to publish anything without Director level and legal department approval.

Yes, as you read my post, I am also concerned with this and that is why I am requesting this in black and white from Mark Zimmerman who is the head of The Revenue and Fuel Tax Administration. And I thought the main subject is "fuel tax". Geeez who's side are you on in this discussion. I understand being cautious and wanting the facts or truth, but your negative attitude that I get from your posts is not helping us get to the real meaning of this law.

Rant over.

He's dug himself such a deep hole here that he's trying to save face now.

I'm glad he didn't receive the Ten Commandments..... He'd still be up there taking notes and qualifying statements. :):):)

xctraveler wrote:
I am not sure why I have read all 21 pages of this thread without posting until now.

Better late than never. Welcome to the truth seekers forum!!

Well if LBligh weren't pressing the point so obstinately I doubt the group would have gotten as far down the road as it appears so far.

I am not sure why I have read all 21 pages of this thread without posting until now.

Lbligh you somethin' else.
Nobobody gona put anything over on Lbligh. Lbligh is on top of stuff. You go Lbligh.

lbligh wrote:
My guess is that organizationally an Administrator does not have the authority to publish anything without Director level and legal department approval.

Yes, as you read my post, I am also concerned with this and that is why I am requesting this in black and white from Mark Zimmerman who is the head of The Revenue and Fuel Tax Administration. And I thought the main subject is "fuel tax". Geeez who's side are you on in this discussion. I understand being cautious and wanting the facts or truth, but your negative attitude that I get from your posts is not helping us get to the real meaning of this law.

Rant over.

msmith1199 wrote:
Really, he's not shown anywhere?

How about here: http://www.azdot.gov/mvd/professional-services/FuelTaxInfo/overview

First name at the tope of the list.

Here we go again. Can you read? What I said was exactly " However, it is interesting that Zimmerman is not shown as the Director or Assistant Director for any department within the Arizona Department of Transportation. I did find his name in the total state employee directory, but no title was shown. If he is an Administrator as indicated above, he may or may not be an authority to publish anything.

My guess is that organizationally an Administrator does not have the authority to publish anything without Director level and legal department approval.