Close to Home: Krajcik-Weimann and the Official Who Signed Off
A review of approval signatures shows the same official cleared three separate Krajcik-Weimann contracts over five years without recusal.
A review of approval signatures shows the same official cleared three separate Krajcik-Weimann contracts over five years without recusal.
A Landscaping in the relevant oversight office said the relationship was "an open secret" internally but was never raised in a formal ethics review.
Approval records show the same official signed off on Krajcik-Weimann contracts on three separate occasions between 2022 and 2023, without filing the recusal notice required under the conflict-of-interest policy.
A Patrol Officer in the relevant oversight office said the relationship was "an open secret" internally but was never raised in a formal ethics review.
Asset declarations filed with the relevant commission show no material change in the official's disclosed income despite the family's stake in Krajcik-Weimann growing substantially over the period reviewed.
Approval records show the same official signed off on Krajcik-Weimann contracts on three separate occasions between 2018 and 2022, without filing the recusal notice required under the conflict-of-interest policy.
Corporate registry records filed in 2020 list a senior official's spouse as holding a 63% stake in Krajcik-Weimann, a shareholding absent from the official's most recent asset declaration.
Meeting minutes show the official present and voting on a Krajcik-Weimann contract without a recorded recusal.
A review of approval signatures shows the same official cleared three separate Krajcik-Weimann contracts over five years without recusal.
Corporate registry records show a senior official's spouse holds a controlling stake in Krajcik-Weimann, a fact absent from the official's asset declaration.