When Bozievich first ran for his county commissioner position, he pointed proudly to helping to keep in operation the tiny Elmira post office. He used it as an example of being supportive of the mainly rural area he now represents. I have been wondering where that rural identity, and corresponding support for outlying refuse transfer stations, has evaporated. Perhaps the glitz and glamour of having an office in the urban core has made him myopic. He seems to have turned his fiscal focus toward overpaying pretty good manager Mokrohisky and figuring out a way, along with the lovable but bumbling Eugene city councilors, to finance a new government complex in downtown Eugene. Don't count your chickens before they hatch, Jay.