A local developer meets with Mayor Troiano and offers to purchase from the city the whole 34-acre bayside prime property. He will form a company, build homes and pay $1 million. Great, says the mayor, but I need the other two commissioners to agree with me. Byron, our finance director and real estate broker, voted a loud no because no bids, no assessment of property, and it was never advertised for sale. A lot with a boat slip will sell for over a million in the Crest. Leonetti, knowing nothing, voted yes. Two men made this decision for our city.