Deletion of Howard Packett

Comment: The notability test for mayors attaches to directly elected executive mayors, not to the kind who is simply selected by his or her own colleagues on the council to chair the meetings but has no executive power of his own — and further, mayors also have to serve in significantly larger cities than just 24K before an inadequate article gets handed a ''presumption'' of notability ''pending'' significant improvement. He could still potentially clear NPOL #2 if the article were a ''lot'' better sourced and a ''lot'' more substantive than this, but rotational mayors in cities this size do not get an inclusion freebie just for existing, and the fact that this is still the best anybody has been arsed to do in a full decade after his mayoral term does not speak highly of his potential to get |Heymanned over the bar
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:The Heymann Standard (WP:HEY)