dev's been like here and there and everywhere and off the walls and i love you from the bottom of my heart you're the best thing that's ever happened to us we know you were you work harder than anybody i know i've never met anybody work


so i guess for starters are there any additional topics anyone wants to put out there bill have you been contacted by waters in


i can make a motion but i just want to clarify we doing this only for patriots home games correct on sundays only home games that start with you know what all the letters are the same look at the same letter with those same restrictions ok so i'll make a motion that


what what we are having difficulty with what we're not having difficulty with that will allow me to come back here if you allow it at a meeting two weeks hence with a presentation for you now that i understand what you're looking for if you can just give me some


one point two four percent and the average commercial industrial values decreased by seven point one percent so they decrease in commercial values and decrease about six percent more than residential and


payments the same even though the but at the same time you know looking at the cycle of the economy i had it in my mind that over two or three years we would adjust back in order order to adjust back


other district need or significant significant cost to provide the services that were required to provide we could tap that fund with the approval of the town but it's more that you had an interest paid as we were putting the construct to put it together right


accurate as i thought that they initially were historically they've been in that area only one or two percent which is not not a terribly broad variance but we could anticipated enrollment over the next five years perhaps a total net gain of about three hundred students over the next ten


only custom they cater to business customers families and customers who want to find dining experience approximately twenty three to twenty four percent of their gross revenue is derived from


they could hire someone younger range and do that and just you know do it on a brother daniel was a constant basis you know once a month once every two months and just making you know making people trained


hundred sixty four days this happened last year under this the once a year sting if it happened again so that's our concern is you know we got you got unlucky one


of has been rather a new information comes to the to the to the board i think it would be ok to discuss that in executive session because at that point this would be a new piece of mission i would that would be some of the for consideration


and making the required for a natural responsible adults ments so we have still june tenth on or before that date where we are required by the charter to


close the books and record with the cash activity they need to see these receive bulls that are beating are recorded and the departments are not recording them and they


partially because she was kind of new at this and there was another employee in there only a couple months ago and and we have a lot of these transitions and they have to be on the handheld at least for


we have no templates now regarding the travel orders vendor action flicks as said forms document department documentation currently and that is why you need this hundred twenty thousand


which is really helped us is what we did initially was we ordered the sketch verification so we did is we took every shape file of every building and we created a translated that into a shape file and ran that against the imagery from


say seventy years ago this committee made a big push to work with the administration to let the banks know that if they wanted the county's business including letting us park our cash in their


maybe you can take a look at that back to us whether that would be acceptable could you repeat that mr chairman if we have right now we have one fifty five i'm sorry the fifty five for things up to ten thousand and then one hundred


it's still roughly the same amount of time and so and we're still not we are not recovering the cost the actual cost it takes to process these permits


because i don't think it's completely fair that we do a hundred percent at all but that's just my thought but you know i'm all for protection oh and i can open space when we utilize for this type of work because it says protection of


a three month for student summer internship program you'll also see the premium pay for the two different programs within the administration thank you


trying to there's so much again there's so much to say about this what we're still trying to keep it on topic but there's the number of permits issued there's permits issued for each different type of activity at the


right now we're doing a portion of the ocean safety him put is being done via a consultant because we don't have the ability to do all of the in putting in house and so we're working on again training more people and trying


dollar your budget our budgets right now are hovering around thirty million and still we get some cuts there so i just respectfully wish for this body to realize where we budget wise and what that i


need those two limited term positions at the outer landfills just to maintain safety in consistent landfill hours we would actually be able to fill those sooner rather than later because some of those positions were actually able to use


many employees and this many supervisor a supervisor heavy equipment operator to meet your compliance because well i'm just thinking it all


contracting is putting our employees at risk and the way they've handled the contracting is put monies out of their reach for the use in this fiscal year to cover both employment expenses


we probably we probably could've phase that into multiple year contracts that you know whether that might have their their cost implications whether or not you know when you do it multiple


hill what kind of work do they do for them this is a contract that looked to me like it was a multiple year contract looks like it was an addendum to extend is that correct and s


just seems like it's a it's a web of different anomalies that are going on and i'm just trying to figure this out in terms of their using operating money for


so if you look at it it's all basically operational funds


and also if you well my concern is with the calculations noted as inflationary adjustment based on budget directors analysis we have


definitely and in reference to this line item of repairs i mean it supplies the continuation requests of ninety seven hundred and then i was trying to the explanation of changes trying to decipher what all that meant


but we were able to create the contract in a way where it's pulling from different codes but it would save us money instead of having three separate contracts where consultants are traveling over at different points in


recruitments conducted in fiscal year two thousand and twelve was ninety two in fiscal year two thousand and thirteen there were one hundred twenty eight and last fiscal year we had one hundred thirty eight recruitments


cost to begin with and my recollection is a lot of department of increase in overhead was somewhere in the neighborhood of three times what it had been the previous year i haven't looked at it


seems a little not quite the standard of what a colony you know department would put out either you


into government affairs committee recommend the mare's nomination of certain members to various boards commissions and committees your committee also recommended to disapprove of two nominations your committee


only they had gender but the proposals that with that kind of communication number fifteen eighty seven in fifteen the eighty eight it seems is the votes are pretty obvious with what's written


funded hundred percent with army corps money so it kind of already got kicked in to complete that report and the next time the army need to put up money for this project we will need to


there's a potential for people to come in and disturb the archaeological findings also saw because of the significance we understand this site has we felt


budget amendments for the current fiscal year


requirements and how we schedule our existing personnel in a way that we can we can make the best use of the resources and you know we all appreciate the work that the department


you today was it's a draft sure does show the actual amount that was reduced from our budget compared to what was requested it is more on the order of probably ten to fifteen


finance did a lot of communication with with housing to understand what that compliance requirement was should be housing they've been administering you know these programs


money in a timely and not too early and therefore a lot of times the county will expend the money and then we quest reimbursement whether whether it be from the state or from the feds a lot of the


years or so just for the health benefits and the pension benefits contributions that will be required from employers collectively close to four billion dollars


so if that's correct and the twenty eight point two million is roughly seven point eight percent of three hundred fifty nine million but if i take the ninety


we've tried asking for pennies and we have a horrible time now we're not asking about pennies we asking about thousands and thousands and thousands so it's politically it's difficult emotionally it's difficult there's really big


this will decrease this mountain of debt to i mean save everyone the reason hey no problem we pay this twenty as it just level it off down to that blue again that


this is the year we need to implement whatever and i think that's exactly what you're saying mr taylor implement the implementation starts this year or else we'll never get caught up am i correct in my analysis


then repaid with interest the default on these loans is well below the norm for business startups there is another nonprofit organization that provides people with farm animals or beehives be animals how specific uses and go on harmed


because you're a public trustee so if that's your job you stop eating legal activity or you let someone know that and that's in the rules of professional conduct ok i think it's one point i can give you the no ok but that's part of the


resolution go to the policy and intergovernmental affairs committee because it's all right the charter gives you authority to investigate matters that you legislate on and the department of corporation counsel


sir seconded by mr victor reno any further discussion is by the motion to file because this is just monthly report and there's no need for it to go to committee thank you chair thank you very much missed by all those in favor say


county real property consisting of tax map key numbers two to dash five dash zero zero five colin zero one seven portion and number two to dash six dash zero zero


silence just to remember our st president of the united states george hw bush who passed away this week


growth issues that a lot of our front range jurisdictions are experiencing transportation housing those kinds of things


well with hotels and reducing crime and disorder at hotels so that's step one but like i said we're an innovative organization we always have been from our founding and so why haven't our innovations worked the biggest problem is because they're voluntary


anything that shouldn't count right but if we go out there and our cops say hey through investigation we found out there was criminal activity occurring we should count that so checks and balances are important in any process this is one thing that we


abel i have a few questions very few i noticed there in the ordinance proposed ordinance said it one of the possible sanctions is not allowing folks


procedure one where just for the simple stuffy one person could hear but then as it gets more serious we may need to have you know a couple more people involved in that decision making just as a way to make it fair


could have a license denied and then reapply but it's never going to be transferred to someone else it's there it's not able to transfer so it's always going to be a new application that makes


people are the rooms is that gonna be countered against us hopefully not that's all i have to say thank you great thank you we'll try to capture some of these questions to make sure that they're included miss


engage in a partisan politics or electoral politics so i think as a significant first effort you will be mandating more disclosure than a lot of your counterpart


for me would be much cleaner than what we've had in the past so i'm real excited to see it go forward and the committee worked really well they i got to attend many of their meetings before


west jewel avenue it begins at seven thirty p m both both thursday evening and friday evening and i'll tell you if you if you aren't believing in santa and christmas by the time you've get out of there there's no hope for you


public hearings and i think that speaks to the city's desire to have public involvement and after my comments i do have one question from accounts member i'll address that and then it'll be time for the public to speak on the budget and then


and the legislature has it reversed and what i loved about this is on the th of september they both released their updated economic for caste and they both moved closer together i thought that was just very unusual these are


and data the percents are used rather than dollars because it's all relative so for example denver is quite large obviously and one would expect that they would have substantially more


the planning department sustainability division is urgently needed and we unfortunately don't see that in the current budget that individual could do things like implement and advise on green building energy efficiency and renewables in


more purchases and local businesses clean energy savings recycle multiple time and liquids local economy and businesses in addition to these savings liquid will leverage existing federal tax credits and state mandated xcel rebates


get done but we have construction that's within the weather we have to retain contractors etc etc and then the construction doesn't necessarily get done or maybe we don't have the project manager resources to attend to it so funds carry over to a


and without an appeal the district court decision is not binding on anybody but the parties it was done in denver not in tarrant county that's another reason it is not binding here it discussed term limits but for state legislators not local officials


attempt by you know someone council to to block councillor johnson from running for reelection based on the definition or understanding of midterm elections that the language in the charter what what charlie councillor abel


ask if we did go through the the day accounting method can we guarantee one way or the other whether that will be at least half or not if i'm making


this frame shows detailed responsibilities of each group that work together to provide a strong working oversight and support for the head start grant all of which are the governing body the policy council in the management staff


bring to our program and they help drive our services you know where do we need to improve where are we doing strong so all right well thank you very much appreciate it see you next year actually will


sometimes two three four months six months so there was a fear that the definition might exclude those so we just made it say if you have any room available for rent for less than a thirty day period it counts the investigation piece we


there's there's some time before the business actually shuts down and i would anticipate that the same with us if we ever got to that point so we're not our we're not going to just be throwing people out on the streets and that they have no place to go


i think when we talk to the owners we're gonna ask them what do you think are the reasons you have so many calls we want to hear what they have to say because if they say well i think it's this this and this maybe we can we can have one of the sanctions include something that would help a concern they have right the second


just numbers that we come up with but a fee has to be based upon a real number related to staff time associated with this so i will ask for a motion on resolution two thousand and nineteen mister mayor i


consensus that night does it look like we have something that we can move forward or the housing policy committee could look at it if we believe that we are going to create some unintended consequences in the housing realm so i'd like to maybe present that as an option


and we arrived at the plan now that this is shining back to the one you saw earlier that's before you guys again not really part of the rezoning but it's the basis for everything that's happened and for our request so it's been reduced to twenty eight units you can see


nelson and point out just one or two other things one is that there's a track crossing on the west end and that's that you'll see is that this distinguishing feature from the north alignment a little bit later also if


important to maintain our water rights for future generations thank you for your time thank you nicely done and you still had ten minutes left


it's twelve feet you know and i would say that in negotiating with mister hutchison is let's say it's trying and i hope the neighborhood neighbors all taped these negotiations but


and it's something that whether you're in a rural community or a big city everyone cares about safety and making sure that whether you're on a bike or in a car or on the street you are safe and you're going to get where you're going the reason why there are such


to go through so at this point the city has other than being the facilitator and a lot of code enforcement people hanging around there the city has not invested any dollars in remediation in this house the


next you'll see four different tabs i'm going to come back to those those stay with us as we scroll down the page so i'll come back to those but as you scroll down the page the next thing you come to is the applicant presentation and so if this were a land use case of rezoning


this is basically this is meant to offer the public hearing experience to those who can't show up right yeah people with young children people with night jobs or classes or other priorities that can't come here


mayor paul well first beings that i actually design software and do software development i really have to just take my hat off to you guys it is simple it


any large changes or question a lot of line items i would like to see a more inclusive budget process in future years i know other


perfectly right number i think for me just from a comment standpoint we may want to look at putting some sideboards on what how reserves can be spent but again that's a broader discussion that needs to kind of germinate up through the the budget and audit committee but that


study session it is so important what's going on and after hearing light rail being constructed and noise and pollution and people who weren't outside of their house for literally two years we need to do


name and so you know i for me that's not a partisan issue this is important for the city of lakewood and then just as a i guess a heads up to anyone if


really functions as a pass through for all the various redevelopment projects that have already been approved and are well underway so there are no new special initiatives and i have no further presentation for you tonight thank you well thank you very much


encourage our staff our staff and our parents to move up within


support and and the encouragement and feedback that you've given to us both personally and as a court we really very much appreciate how much you do do for us the state of the court is strong


projects known as johnson court authorized the appropriation of one million dollars from the housing successor fund reserve to fund the requested loan and authorize the community development director to execute such agreements


developments that were good neighbors to the surrounding homes businesses and schools and we've made a commitment to that for that development and we're very excited about getting this off the ground and putting these final pieces of


but it's a nice report to have here but you know things are going up but but the spending of southeastern conservative and i think very well well managed to if you ever if you put it towards other school


underneath the roof because it leaks and again when you take the entire roof off you can repair any of those damaged steel structures or insulation issues that you would go through windows again all single pane just like they were in the high school so obviously our


in terms of the two additional classrooms it's also important to know that we currently provide some of the therapies for those preschoolers which is occupational therapy physical therapy in the hallway so that's really not a great idea so if we were to be able to have two good


government doesn't tend to do that well so what we tend to do is something that's sort of a hybrid right we take the entire pay plan and increase it by some cola that means every single number in the plan goes up by some number this year you


you're ok there but i think there's a forget about that there's a lot of other reasons why i think selling this land is a particle in process billy because there's so many hurdles to town meeting vote on the endangered


assuming that the soft cost money for the architectural design plans and bid specs gets voted in the event for the the plan is to come back to a town meeting with with the with the bids that we would want to


yes that had presented to you before and it's you know our opinion that to get into a direct child abuse policy would not be great move for liability purposes for the town so we


we were trying to create something about abuse and i think even carving out a piece one specific type of abuse she was just surprised it's not something that's typically done because because of the


rather than back off and go to the state i think this is an example if you want to coach now with the use force you have to take you have to go online and take a concussion test which wasn't even around a couple years ago right now to coach basketball you need to do it no one's


you know if it was an interesting project and if the you know board had any comments about you know the fees it billy the project for the town or anything like that you know where this is the time to make those notes and we can send in a


to conduct the program both from an undercover perspective as they often do and are entitled to do and they often do to us without without warning and i ask them also to be up front and engage


or are there are these numbers happening from people who are eating up a few places and leaving the virus you know the numbers there and i think the number is important so i think we need to know we're these people are having their last drink


certified so we can get the but the tax bills you know out with the actual values in january we were targeting just over half a million dollars you know for this year last year i think was also just over half million dollars so as i said there's


ok part of understanding the the flow of money is really to say to go back to the root in the thing is right i'm assuming that the ticket prices are still the same as last year fifteen for an adult and twelve for the


and that's what this is about jim you would go into someone on this topic i went to a seminar it was it was a seminar that was made up of a bunch of different professionals and


i would relish sitting there having to make that decision in the in the face of public opinion but you signed on for it and you've all from what i've read and seen have taken the high road and i admire that because it's not


number so that that's not what our concept is that's not we're proposing it could be do i think that area with tables and chairs supports or would come close to supporting a five hundred thirteen person ever could be plus or minus a little bit as drawn there


that was just voted the town center zoning that was just voted in may this year we received money to update and revise our subdivision rules and regs and for the fourth year what i wanted to look at


owners make reasonable use of their property and advertising what goes on there thank you so i think you know having that open forum is really going to be to rethink it in terms of being able to take the


him provide reasons why they were ruminated i think it's important to rule out all potentials just to take out all distractions at this point we are going to look at doing some test


your requests for expanding the perimeter or say you would build another practice field in the back would you ask for that to be incorporated into the criminal laws as this is the end of the requests well the good news is the request for making now is


way it's managed is good right now personally i think that you know i believe that the hall of fame should have kept the original license which should not have you know in looking back and looking at the


place there was a lot of drinking going on and a pager place the number one complaint i get from the constituents in foxboro is there is a lot of drinking up in paper place and why in god's name do we want to add


so i think you understand that it's a big responsibility one i would never wish on myself i would i couldn't do your business i wouldn't want nothing to do with him back to his place of the song for me so i think that's a huge investment that you've taken seriously


over the past decades or where in a suburban area surrounded by parking lots we have residential areas are not severely impacted as they are in a more urban area


liquor mart to his sons he is currently the hundred percent stockholder all of the officers the director and the manager of the business and if your board sees fit and the commonwealth accordingly approves we are asking that basically the stock


as well as the proposed pay day calendars for the next two fiscal years also to be distributed with the memo in order to more fully explain the effect of making such a change so


done in this town in where i know there is hardship with what we have to go through with out up there we are also lots of perks and lots of money and i also the parent of a child with a disability who requires special


area in terms of noise and that speedway needs to be broken up as well as the fact that pace and is a nice smooth road that people love to fly down in this be more children come in this area and there


big red and yellow and we did put those those signs and they weren't cheap i think they run like eight hundred dollars which for us because we're paying from the come are out of the tall though the ones that come off the ground and what they do is now the people because there's


tosh that problem but nonetheless he understands both the value of license he understands what had to have happened was wrong he understands the responsibility goes whipple


relative to the lafayette house on september twenty fifth two thousand and fourteen well conduct an underage compliant check in all the license establishments under age operative enter the lafayette restaurant of rational eight or nine p m made its way to the bar had


drives out and kill somebody and we're sitting there arguing about well which piece of paperwork can we do and not do i think the suspension when they leave this room is going to change their business to the better


the law and the part of the process which we are required by law to enfranchise the unions into is the process of deciding how to spend that portion of the money which in the first years half of the tax


was a lack of concern for the topic is it is an important topic but it needs to settle for a few weeks we need to get our arms around it and then run back with a representation from the committee and michael johns and he said he would be happy to come


by amtrak some representative that a fence would be put up behind the house once people were living on the road so it's a long summer street all the way from east st and sharon fence runs on both side of this tracks the


more about the process here and how the so how suppose i actually took place is i read the plan the plan was actually developed under the normal process of the open space recreation plan the plan board was involved to a


thousands potentially thousands of members and i went to their website they have sites in other and in massachusetts out of state i don't know what the others in massachusetts joe i'm just speaking about my experience in fact thank you very much for listening to me thank you


various department heads requesting capital and after hearing all of that the five voting members independently rank you know what they believe their respective rank in order of importance are of these projects scale want to five five


know record retention is important everything that travels over the town e mail systems is a public record so we have to be very sensitive to that so there's a lot of good options that the number that we have associated with that in this three hundred thousand and eighty five thousand dollars number


then engineer what i call a soft landing when we had the next economic down cycle and to start in two thousand and eight and two thousand and eight and so we were able to again maintain services because of how we managed our free cash and


was on virtually i think six or seven years in a row and it looked finally i mean with word of position now we started to lose to the inner hoses and in the arm itself and that's not good


case that was a cia p seven thirty were but a half an hour later the fiscal year fourteen operating budget which is the following pages after appendix a sure members of the board leon give you a


where there aren't anything there we're not putting a new line rather than we're taking the existing distribution line that runs along the streets that were mentioned in the public notice and we are actually re conduct during the line and doing pole replacements to support that line the line


so i i would have been i think a fundamental issue with opening up any extra access on tottenham without some thought to that it's my thoughts i think they'll be subject to the same traffic restriction


i just couldn't let it go so i didn't pursue it for quite a few years i moved out to l a to to get my record deal as a singer songwriter and i shopped my tapes around as we used to do back in the day and you


moore correct right i was a little like there's a young kid too was i think a school board full board i mean and then he went on we've got that's how it is sometimes you move on to other things but at the same time


tell me do you love me the second says of course i love you the first one says do you really love me second one says of course i really love you in the first one says do you know what pains me do you know what i lack and the second one


examination and so on getting that internal in addition to get out there in the streets support the poor people's campaign right in an activist way because as you all we all know there's a lot to to


is are we going to be able to face the truth about the founding of israel given work hughes said and which i agree with i totally agree with for me as well as a


for the the ending of the zionist movement up till that point so all of that is he started plea totally inaccurate it's just totally smudges it's not true it's not a true story but then nation states aren't usually don't


they're decent people they want to do well and they feel that they are serving the community and soon after they realize are not being used and get really angry and furious and frustrated and so but like i said again we have people that


telling you ok that you can beat me and nothing will happen or you can curse me out and nothing will happen ok and then you tell me based on the color of my uniform of my you know much uniform shirt is white


you know i call it the promise of bill and justice is such an unlikely and it's based on all the corruption is a prime rescuer and as a cop that i experience not only is it based on that but it's also based on cyrus and all the twelve other guys


but it's actually true what you're saying not about me per se but about a quest striving for excellence and to communicate well with music to people that's what you do so well you can do it carnegie hall you do it on the


you it's a little bit of a patriotic song so i leave the lyrics out of it for now because i don't want to maybe go down the line too much so the subject of politics perceval is an old fashioned patriotic song i'm going to


believe in the system we've achieved for only a mere few hundred years then we have to work within that construct so can say so to answer your question perhaps more succinctly is that patriotic means it least giving an overall general salute


that i wrote which i think the audience would enjoy right but going back so you're not doing that building you're not having another actor no i'm not but it's such a beautiful in terms of patriot now it is the right of the word you have in president from contacted me so


america to be the most violent developed industrial country in the world by far as cornel west has put it the most frightening feature of the


really really observant really religious version of their own religious community what would that look like what kinds of foods would they eat what would be prohibited what would they do what would they not do and people just


and i love you so much and i love you so much reverend beyond yes thank you so very much for being out of the show it sped by and thank you very very much again all of you out there for watching us on the radical imagination


no longer legal except as conditions as a condition of imprisonment and then you have mass incarceration which disproportionately targets black and brown people so this is what we're dealing


rule and fully implementing its program whether we consider ourselves revolutionaries convinced of a need for a radical overturning of the system and thorough transformation of society or we


by lately i mean within the last twenty years we have to go for power so that's one of the areas i'm working on now is the transformation of the democratic party from being a corporate party to a party of


dad did not allow us to jump on mattresses that were massive does all the time we john mcclane you know that was just something we knew that when my dad came home from work not to get caught jumping on a mattress you know we


like you know i guess is practical but it's certainly putting the onus on her and certainly not tackling the real issue which is massage and there was actually just a study about that that was like and it was like seemed like an onion article or it was


just get women in and like i mean and also like trans women and six women all together because we're talking about millions and millions of people we're not talking about ten percent of the


jewish deli and bakery oh yeah and so on and there's


want to see what the war looks like i have to see this so when i got these pictures i was horrified i was like you know these are charred kids bodies what the hell is going on out there and i i would keep like maybe not all of them like one of them around me and when i


would have an interview or an argument with someone that i knew was going to bring of their point i would say what are you more offended by the fact that i said this is fucking horrible or actually this which is going horrible which


is at the forefront of a lot of this but they have a applique i guess it's more of a program it's called promise tracker and in a lot of brazilian schools the they are supposed to abide by a certain standard for what they're feeding children but a


legislative levels and the d c in the capitol so on the way again people there and getting people to demonstrate and to take action and in the hopes of spreading that word so every monday there is a direct action three o'clock happen


parts of the country talking about the the suffering and the pain and what they've gone through and there was one woman in particular as it was in mel bama who lost a child because lack of medical care


and more of the fact that those survivors are not here anymore i was angry at the time you know just just the idea that the events also in disgrace and the events and the aftermath of the events and it's it was almost


straight when i started burlesque and then people started asking you know when are you going to do an act and i was like you know when i when i feel it's right and i created my first acts that i started performing and kidney less and less and then here i am i've been


who don't know lenny bruce was and that's very alarming to me that he's the reason they get to make a living they do it will probably a lot of people still don't know certainly of the of college age generation and i think it's so important


done that bit today because he was just he would have found another clever way to express himself you know and because yeah i don't think he would have done it because i think when


would broken windows policing introduces in again all the tactics over the years that targeted harassed low income people of color no the marginalized groups was a former proactive policing we were going to talk at them we were going to surveil


where when the cops find a homeless person sleeping under the stairwell in a public housing project they only get rewarded by the quota system if they arrest that person they don't get rewarded if they or some other agency tries to help that person


know that in other words i assumed if i got enough petitions i got on the ballot i'd be in it the televised debates so i didn't know in beginning to campaign that we had raised one hundred seventy five thousand dollars and then i also was


to the first couple of a couple of grades in high school but everyone else had either dropped out of elementary school or junior high school and so ours was the first generation of young people who had an opportunity not only


hundred sixty four a good student so you know i did i did well in school i was the editor my high school newspaper and it was a paper that won a lot of prizes and so so i was able to to


keep growing in size of the world and the rule areas of the country are not growing in size the shrinking in size and population and so you're increasingly having this major divide and it's not just again i don't think it's exceptional to the united


yeah they're in a bad way in the back of course they're white yeah


spending money like a drunken sailor yes and eleanor roosevelt made sure that everybody had hot and cold running water i flush toilets you know showers when eighty four percent of rural


vast who now has a school in england and the good news is that her grandmother sends her off to this great three well allan's wood in england and that's the


television shows with her son and her daughter to support them and she continues to support them such a passionate woman who was able to express that in so many ways but


open minded and open hearted about reinterpreting his music i think he would love the way bobby sort of ratcheted the whole thing up to express his own emotions about the world we all live in today


he had a unique sense of not only his mastery of the symphonic took it at his disposal but also american popular culture and


maybe once every hundred years were honored and proud to have three of the n y p d twelve and the director on the radical imagination today crime plus punishment is a film about the work risk


prince george's county recently said and i quote she talked about the civil rights movement if you brought it up but she was one of those people who spoke softly but carried a big stick center passing


out i feel for you and you have my sympathy but it is not the responsibility of every male on the planet to provide you with a life for you and your child they were there it's not their d n a and it is not their responsibility you have


defense of donald trump and they have been other members who have opposed what he said but very gingerly no well well as you stated past sunday donald trump attack representative alexander


claim that in a scolding him somehow he broke away and in any event i witness saw the cops two police officers take him down to the ground beat him for while tase


putting punching his open palm in his other hand consequently he snatched shadow while he was walking away from a mind you he snatched it shall pick them up over


well that you brought up comic leasing because that was ignored from the abolition of slavery so you're talking about from eight hundred sixty five all the way to the one nine hundred thirty so you're talking about


about the making of liquor this is the th year and certainly this would be the best of those eight years but roddick has really done herself and really put it together and so one movie like i said is


this requirement is quite simple having a legal standard of review provides us both better intelligence and better civil liberty protections for our people it's simple it has been demonstrated that when officials must establish before an


provision in the proposed economic stimulus package currently the package we plan to vote on tomorrow will include a fifty percent bonus depreciation for the first year for certain machinery and equipment purchases this increase in bonus


depreciation was included in the jobs tax relief act of two thousand and three and contributed to the productivity of small businesses a boost in job creation and a steady rise in the growth of the economy over the last five years this incentive for small


the gentleman is recognized thank you mr speaker and thanks to the gentleman from illinois hi rise today to pay tribute and say thank you to a colorado icon and an american hero felix sparks with h r forty two


court justice in colorado's history at just thirty eight years of age he would preside over several of the most pro live fic and high profile cases in our state's history after his service on our state's highest court sparks an expert in water


order than we were today so i congratulate west virginia i congratulate ellis you but i did want to put in that plug as well and with that i will yield back the balance lifetime the question is will the house spin the rules and agree to house resolution nine


rebellion now one can argue that it began at birth because from birth those who were there the elders knew that this was a gifted child and there was something different about him but he


there concessions that are made to the democratic party along the way is a reason why it is james is the attorney general of new york state she never took up black causes never defended black people always


armstrong of custer he could not to see you know to the among native americans since they did everything they keep them at odds with each other but on this one glorious day they all came together and understood they had one


carolina as a as the before the two white guys jumped in a white pickup truck he said was this his exact words you are dead nigger you're a dead nigga


black in the ninth grade in that entire school is the only female black and ninth grade in that school so that you can imagine the pressure that she's under being the only one in that school surrounded by these other than black children


seconds of exiting the car as a matter of fact he opened up his car door the car was still moving when he opened up the door and jumped out he was real the roic going that the twelve year old child didn't even have a weapon he


then because of even if they had either of prior history of arrest or they would not consider it credible he would rate them in new and i'm talking about males by the way he was not ripping females he


words to the public to the community to try to quell the the anger that exists within the community but there's never a staunch strong silent response which as we all stated which would be a rest and prosecution


long ago to show that he's covering and that trump is is is a part of the pantheon of races presidents throughout history and especially recent history let's let's get to this real quick


it's important to know yourself and your body finding out which activities calm you down and what can trigger your anxiety it's an important first that has someone to talk to find someone you can trust like friends or family members to let them know where you feeling alone the


with them and then a woman you know a relative of the person who was driving a car was alerted that down the block they beating up you know a family member when she got down there she was several months pregnant and the police department


all together or whatever the reason was by me give her a chance she's still trying to learn as we go out and her voice matters everyone's voice but is that are because people don't even know the difference between a democratic person and a republican and you know


that he used their power sometimes to reach out and touch other in a less than favorable way but we need to at least remember the great work because it had to be something about in the


talks about that but also says that in the letter that they felt that chanel lewis was too dimwitted it says and too puny to be the person so they were looking for


as the old saying goes the show must go on so at this time we invite all of you to call in about twenty five minutes you can start calling certainly you can be a


on let's always remember fred hampton one of the bad it's brothers we have produced if you just listen to you know his sayings one of his famous ones you know you can kill a revolutionary but you can't kill


cannot understand the level of injustice that a black person could understand because he's of a mixed race now i would say to you that there is a history


thing trump does puts his name on buildings puts his name or products on saas shirts suits and that's supposed to be business really


selling narcotics but fortunately for these three individuals in each case there was a video surveillance cameras all the same and these are three different cases in all three different instances they found that the video surveillance camera contradict it with this officer clane


during the early parts of the radical reconstruction so during their period yes you know you could think of the klan and all those other movements but it was claimed it was clay led but obviously it was white mobs


because these things can happen at any moment at any circumstance you know it's just scary we just got to be mindful and just pay attention you know there's a lot of hatcheries like some people that i know they're sending me like whole things like like speeds and things and they're


know and say nothing and do nothing about it and the say something make your position clear whether you can change it and that may be another matter united charge the military industrial complex you're not in charge of the cia


still this is very important i might even say that it is more important to you than it does to me i'm going to get a job there do you want to stretch that you don't know anything about barrels do you know well it doesn't matter because there's never been anything like


old he worked for nasa and he he came out several years ago he wrote a book the ring makers of cern and that book cost seven thousand dollars and i've been studying that burke that book and studying his research he has


islam it can only be chalked up to animosity that exists between law enforcement agencies not only of black community but especially black organizations nationalist organizations everyone knows all the law enforcement agencies know that


have we can work up something like maybe


mean so i do the you know it counts and all that stuff right so we got to go one two three four and then right left back put on your pants step but don't drop your pants step back


think give it your best give yourself a year save some pain and just don't have a back door open because the moment you have a back door open it won't work the moment it's gonna get tough and it's gonna get tough every single day


also i plan to beat the low survival rate statistics for this disease truth be told i have to because under the terms of my contract i have to host jeopardy for three more years


and enjoying what we have and for exactly i definitely agree i'm just looking to have a great season and once again been a part of the coals to him means and i get very fine and i love the team and i love everything about it i'm just looking forward to a great season


jeff i don't know how to do this


thing you were about later the comedian actress versus the police officer stephanie had a she speaks out and opens up about a harassment incident with the police could that happen when she was seventeen however friends react and


fifty one think you missed the so before you could turn in a truce mr cochran so no one and it goes down into proprietary fun and it sort of breaks down the deficit and it i guess in regards to the department of


that these are real


order and i want to see how it will work out a little bit later on but our department the department finance is still willing to work with any department as far as


i think it was shared with them about two months ago as far as the percentage mr chair i don't have that number right now but we did run a report that


the document doesn't get to us early enough and we make adjustment to the next pay period so that's how we do it it's not like that we cannot make adjustments as soon as we find out the


represent about ninety ninety five percent of the portfolio is risky and so we're always trying to find some way to balance that risk and not to be exposed to one asset class so heavily and we've got a methodology that we're


ills that are near we and there here both for every aspect medical all the expense factors are much higher here than here and some of the changes we've made in the laws also preclude them getting


diversified in a meaningful way not only domestically but globally and so while you know there are any number of entities that may hold out past performance as you know


that there's a lot more to be done so even though there's a plan in place we are still looking at other ways to to address the liability issues because what we what we don't want to happen is anything that's


have so i really appreciate from this his counsel has helped us you know moving forward and so really appreciate your efforts as well as publicly with the state legislature with the


for and i look forward for all of the itemize charges or expenditures that the different departments will give us but i also would like to give credit to our departments for responding


is yet to be seen not engineer but you know water's going to move that much faster so there's a lot of questions and i don't know chair for going to dive into this


but there's still that element of this peaceful as it is i would hope they would look at this as why there are specific concerns of that area understood


pavement condition index what we call the p c i we want to shoot for a certain level and we want to shoot for that by a certain year how many dollars are going to take from here today to that future year on an annual basis what's going to take


at least a half dozen projects as i would call joint ventures between both waste water and water and i think we're very successful because we identify them early on but now we're going to formalize that process so


it's not so bad they dig it out but they when they replace it or when they redo it they do a terrible job is there some way that you mr and i know this part of it is just a good that you could make sure those departments when


getting to a new book for you to break into more detail of exactly what it separated i'd prefer to bring staff down who separate it all out and knows the details of exactly what's in each case thank you so brenda


it's under the food jurisdiction of the county this county mr sharer we were expecting really to have it be transparent to the county from the sense that whatever we're doing now is going to continue to be different


create directly there's there's a trickle down effect to the rest of the community and some states have said that for high tech jobs such as these as many as five the other jobs are created cross the surrounding community in support of that


today the two that i just listed and you'll have three minutes to do your testimony and with a minute to conclude according to the council rules what with the way we're going to use


now county legislative package a state bill to authorize counties to process district boundary moments of thirty acres or less the resolution attaches a bill authorizing counties to process a district boundary moments of thirty acres or less mr carroll is


pipe not a pipe so whoever had that certainly knew how to maneuver that system like i say plumber i'm not but i recognize when water is and isn't there and it was a member of the


it's an internal procedure that we're not seeing from development services this first building permit same time we have a good relationship with them if this bill was passed one of the first things we would do is say when you see india


because you know we funded and then we go through all this and we wait and wait and wait and we have people that want jobs and we have jobs that need to be done but we're caught up in paperwork which to me makes no sense but anywhere near i'm not going to be able to change that


adequate they're far inadequate there's probably some legislation that needs to happen and because you know when the laws were changed and people were no longer we did


it's over there i go ok that's a half mile away or a mile away you got to get that done and to the site and then we can take it from the side up just like what he said quietly you know you're getting the


we can go with we could probably do that and i am because that's where the plan review process starts that may have to be some we may have to go into executive


clients of the applicants pay us for a different portion of it so


little bit difficult to implement and there has been some hick ups and it's not something that was easily implemented as you'll see in the budget deliberations we had with the change everybody's index codes


category with mr baez's assistance so what they'd be a c a p a repair maintenance it is something we'll make the call during the budget cycle


that we use is the actual budgeted equipment not not type of equipment but budgeted equipment dollars per program and actual expenditures per program and to me that's a more telling criteria of whether or


deadline for certain like if it's over five consecutive days type events a certain deadline in which they have to submit the application and if the past that deadline then


to meet certain requirements in order to continue to get priority scheduling so for example that apartment sponsored annual events would need to be successfully conducted for a minimum of two years the event


f so it will include organizations such as little league special olympics and again they support the mission of our department and they will have to conform with our partnership league agreement on an


what mistresses that he would do in the board for why tourism authority but right now it's is slated to stop so that's kind of the sequence of events and to put it into planning appreciate sandy's help and


fair amount of time because it does represent a lot of change within the department deputy director and i is leading the effort and identified this is a potential source of funds and a large sum of funds you know in terms of our budgets


officers that's the state procurement officers interpretation i could see how it could be open to a broader interpretation again though if we were to give an opinion that


conducted our helicopter can get into limited space areas whereas the medivac helicopter cannot and they have areas that they can land safely and then what we'll will do exactly what you said his


autonomy the department of public works was still managing the environmental management aspects there had there's some new departments different things like that so we want to make sure that you know we're trying to do the


plan in in thirteen or fourteen years that's really why you saw those dramatic cost increases so it wasn't and again you know specifically for the water department there they're being


verify that i just be interested to know if we're able to increase our twenty percent by adding the overhead allocation that comes from other parts of the county not public works


but if you have to leave i'm going to cut it at this point in time i really have to i claim no no no no again you've gave that advance notification again i understand my apologies to him and concerns and finance for


water to us i think as everyone knows we don't pay for water we don't charge for water people get paid for treatment transmission and distribution of water so a couple of years ago we worked off second development had a


to give an update on the project we have completed the design of the project the project did go out for bid the bid opening was earlier this month and were ready to contract the services once this loan is approved thank you it's a chair thank you very much mr


particular one is federal agriculture mortgage corporation no ten bodies and they the states are able to do that now tennessee valley authority notes and bonds and the federal


achieve here and our assignment our duty and responsibility to the city and to the city council is to provide them with what we believe is and what i understand the interests of the community at large is how can we make nova safer and


lost one of them due to what we need to do and take care of their safety as a community my other concern is do i have to tell that sibling like i've had to tell them other siblings when other things that happened when i have to pull them in my office and say i have to be the first to tell you that i'm gonna take you to your house but it's not


bikes crashes is all falling well below this but putting all of this aside what it really means is traffic operations would not be improved we'd be looking at potentially higher crashes higher risk of


signal without a back up plan well why don't we could have two motions we could vote on the first one and then also do a motion on the second one and they would know what how the committee voted on the two i knew i knew that


from either committee all right yes


this problem but when you know we've got twelve zero riders a year it's difficult to continue to support a service we're really highly subsidizing that service


obviously that's that's just my comments to my suggestion i think this looks very well designed and i hope maybe with the addition of a crosswalk marking and i would love if maybe as a means of saving on paint maintenance


mentioned before because the existing mason street road is wider and it would need to narrow to come to a narrower bridge width that we are striving for to try and find a balanced project here now the bridge


a three foot issue for the bridge with we are receptive to having a narrower very rail if that makes sense but the barrier rail has to be crash resistant for vehicles up to a height of thirty two inches so


there is criteria that we would need to be evaluated in our final design so staff is is honestly trying to accommodate the desires of the narrowest bridge feasible we just need to ensure that it does meet the standards so that a


there wouldn't be parking what i was getting to is that there is a net loss of parking in the project because the the new bridge is going to be wider and there is the narrowing of kimberly on this side i'm sorry


a dead end there's no way for them to cross the street so they have to go back and you get the other end there's not a sidewalk on the other side of the street right sorry i wasn't clear yeah i'm not clear obviously we should fill in sidewalk and everywhere we don't have a sidewalk i'm what i'm wondering is


about outreach to the neighborhood and i mean it sounds like there was no noticing yet to the neighborhood about these plans and i'm just hoping that there will be a way for the neighborhood to comment and


master plan many many hours were were used to produce that document and i think it's very important that we uphold what previous people have done in the past for the city and have


here if there's a slider where we can show look it made a difference and we don't have to just average over ten years and that's the only thing we look at and i think we're gonna see some some good things out of that the


comparison shop and download all these apps and see which works best and where they have them we're just like forget it i'll just walk or take the bus so to me narrowing it down to one or two vendors is is important i think having more than one but having to be it


any any input that brown might have about how the lot is run and how people can participate in this program but this service goes as you can see figueroa korea and to the extent of castillo and santa barbara


speed limit swerved around that first vehicle that had stopped and struck him in the crosswalk two contributing factors to this crash speed obviously and passing


by kentucky fried and as he was crossing someone off of milpas made a turn and hit him killed him ten years ago well i i can obtain the actual name and police report to you


campaign to and that they will work on a media campaign to slow down milpas the targeted enforcement is something i'll ask a question if we have perhaps officer hunt one of our police officers in a


but for every sideswiped crash that's reported how many broken side mirrors scratches knicks are going unreported we don't know we have no way of knowing so yeah those some


to those passengers in terms of the steps that they would need to take although i recognize that i say that gently because i'm a walker and that for some people that would be more difficult if it's a way to make that intersection


blackerby i what i'm wondering is it could we select a vice chair today and at any point that person i mean throughout the year if they decide that they don't want to do anymore or can't we can


of the roundabout as much as possible so that it could fit and they did that um apologize for the graphic the the way they did this is they just laid tissue paper over top of an ariel and just


so what we heard uh for this section there's concern about the castillo connections obviously we see this as a short term solution and long term we would improve the connections up and down castillo street and there


members good evening jessica grant supervising transportation planner and we just had a journey through the mesa and now i'm going to take you on a journey through the west side and our west side neighborhoods this evening and we have been


great thank you for uh answering that question i think i think it's great that the city both uh is taking on kind of some of these newer treatments or opportunities and also how you have the capacity to really like evaluate where they're


presentation um in two thousand and twenty and as a reminder all the downtown waterfront shuttle reports also go to the downtown parking committee for their review since they're intimately involved in the funding aspect of that


awareness training things to look out for safety wise and above is a bicycle rodeo which is a short forty five minute session where we introduce the basic rules of the road to the kids as well as basic bike


bow wow bike on wednesday walk on wednesday and then as i mentioned overall we do mobility counts which is evaluation so we see the impacts of these encouragement programs over the time


block across from the presidio it's a bike corral that's a dedicated space on the public right of way to accommodate eight to twelve bicycling customers and employees in the same space a single car parked on the street as


dangerous but that's on her side but on my side is also salinas which is like i mentioned cacique the kids walk through there is really really dangerous also there was


hi good evening my name is eva in bar and west coasts and i'm with the east sidewalk project and you are seeing some of the people that we've been working with since last year on problems on the east side and we appreciate all the


limit do you paint twenty five miles per hour on the street so they can see it i really think these drivers aren't malicious i just think they don't have no idea that they're not supposed to go that fast and i think something should be done to slow them down before someone gets hurt and one last thing is like i think people crossing the street have a hard time judging how fast these


we're coming to you and the reason we came to the downtown parking committee is not only do we want to inform you about the project but also we would like to present maybe some options for some parking incentives as part of this project so with


phases one is kind of pilot testing we're kind of in the just beginning that phase right now phase two is when we roll it out to the general public we're looking at two corridors one is the most congested corridor of course ventura to santa barbara on one hundred and one the other quarter is also


light my name is frank peters a new resident to santa barbara this is the first time i've ever attended a santa barbara public meeting first time i've stood up to speak to you i am tickled to be a santa barbara resident i came from portland oregon not a


so that is one project that is being extensively looked at in a partnership between the city and county in terms of the city's program and potential future sidewalk infill i would say the next two projects are located


and see the benefit that this will bring to to the to the full community again and and to go down to one lane i'm de levinas we want to know another one of those pills to swallow


and we have more bicyclists who are non school aged commuters so in other words a lot of the stuff that was done in the s served schools specifically and unfortunately it's quite sad


thought this was a good trade off the other complicated thing on this corridor is the shopping center traffic so this is an aerial of cliff drive as it passes by the shopping center just west of mig's


you're at the las positas intersection it's one lane in each direction and so somewhere in between the roundabout and this intersection here we've got to go from one lane in each direction


when when we make a grant application and we've we've used this same grant program we're going to be doing five new in house crossings like the ones just mentioned on memphis and cabrillo later on this year we've got


did did have repeated events happening there so they are two locations that just from a safety perspective we would like to address further in terms of how they compare to the rest of the city there


to forty thousand dollars shortfall in revenue for the downtown waterfront shuttle as a committee may recall last year the funding for the redevelop a geneva three hundred thousand dollars was eliminated because the state eliminate the redevelop


fairfield inn as well which is also coming to lakewood someone give you a few more highlights because i really i really get excited about this stuff these are the alameda shops at belmar this is a two million dollar retail project at six hundred


critical demographic to retailers and that is young people who spend one hundred and ten percent of their disposable income and that's important that is important so h and m is open go there buy


anybody at any time explaining their vote so if you want to go in there and find out and then ask those specific councillors questions i would encourage you to do so you mister betta just a reminder we have our ward meeting this


latest and greatest speeds and availability so that they can thrive in growing online commerce i also have looked into


is where we are at so with that i will turn it over our first request is from councillor skilling on fee in lieu thank you mayor so just to keep this momentum of open space going and beautiful


that study session we've already done this is not a complicated issue as far as the writing part of it so maybe what shortly thereafter the next meeting or to get the first reading because because the fee in lieu conversation is actually a land use issue it'll


for the people who have property rights in the rooney valley that they would decide to disconnect and develop through jefferson county which i stated during our ward five meetings and i you know that was a major concern of mine because


that are going up here and they should be done in a few months we're hoping and that'll help address some of those needs but that's just a drop in a bucket in the area and that subsidized housing so the question now becomes again where the


who at age seventeen gave birth to my brother and then soon and then soon after started using cigarettes to this day she has had a friend who nearly died of breast cancer due to her use of tobacco my mom still to this day uses


planet commissioner from two thousand and four to two thousand and ten in two thousand and seven we went through an extensive process with many meetings neighborhood notifications neighborhood meetings and came up with zoning that at that time was called transit mixed


so it would not be for if a mom died or something like that all right so if the mom rejects them if she stops producing milk or they need other care you're not looking to disrupt that cycle because i would hate to see suddenly all of


to operate a municipal yard waste site it's a low end amount that would help pay for equipment and you know we've heard that this is still a priority but it's not a funded priority


land two hundred and fifty thousand dollar line item won't even touch that lake for landfill in lakewood so i'm just trying to understand if we're i'm concerned about getting in the business of putting in a place holder


from something else makes it really difficult so i'm very sorry i would i again i love the idea of the slash but i can't do this so i wouldn't i would be supporting the original


we take the eight hundred thousand dollars deep fur the replacement of those cords for another time when our revenues are much better and use these moneys


so they're depending on that income and this is why i say this is such a complicated issue and shouldn't be leaving this up to the voters and the people who live


we're getting into that whole issue of like parking for an in home business has to be in front of your own house so we're going to have this whole are we going to have this whole set of different


our community members should be able to speak as to whether they want these are not not hear us reach a consensus now


is what we've done in my fourteen years on this council and that's what i'm trying to to get us through we've had this issue before us for two years and so you know i think there's definitely people who are going to agree


believe was in two thousand and fifteen we've known for years these are out there and weve kind of turned our turned our face and just kind of let them be the people for the most


them you know i think there's also something to be said for creating unfair competition with our short term quality suites and our hotels


regarding restricting the use of ketamine and chemical restraints it was just a submitted to the general assembly lat week thank you and just to clarify that's


community it's usually because we're standing shoulder to shoulder with our strategic partners and working collaboratively to make things happen so it's a my distinct pleasure to reintroduce you to a couple of our strong partners this evening one being the


happy to come back annually and as we do now and update you on our progress we think that's an important part and for the those monies we we deploy to all of our programming partners to put some more


everybody to come to this committee planning commission in particular their chair actually literally has a seat at the table we've invited developers to come and speak and actually take part in it we have the entire planning


really just refer you to the website there's a lot of cool holiday programs that we're holding for lakewood age less which is code for clements community center lakewood ageless isn't that a nice way to put


was that we needed that we could have done our allocation request minus the one allocation you know the first time and go through that wasn't what we interpreted it we we had looked at the nets


this don't get talked about during council meetings and i'm very concerned for our employees at the lakewood plice department who are feeling this way that they are not being protected at this


anything thank you just for a brief round thank you for your positive comments about the workouts that lakewood employees have nothing but gratitude for the work they do and the way that they've adjusted and adapted to this whole new world


marijuana facilities in good standing so of all of them chose to apply for a retail marijuana license and get approved this is what that revenue could look like so if we keep it as it is today


whereas we do not and then should the application fee and license fee be revised so the potential option we've identified here is to explore an application fee of three hundred dollars on the licensing of tobacco


nineteen and we promised you that we would start doing look backs and updates as necessary so you could feel like the ordinance was continuing to as ball as necessary and you felt up to date to keep your constituents informed so that's what we're here for herself without


we may make some recommendations on the parking situation which might limit access and maybe limit some of the access points to two parking areas if it's if maybe it's easy for people to come in a back entrance and


simple as issuing parking passes or putting placards on there for vehicles that are registered to the belong to registered occupants makes it easier for them to maintain a better idea of who's staying there and whose vehicles they are


majority of them are showing improvement and as you noticed as john pointed out that some have very noticeable improvement they've really been working hard and that's been significant we appreciate them working that direction we've had a few that are going the other direction they've had a pretty significant


say hey we know it's not a perfect system that's why we go to a hearing it's just like anything in criminal justice there's a opportunity to speak publicly and so there may be calls where it is changed to hold against them or we decide later hey we're not going to hold


nursing homes with the health department for a few years and they were not notified both ways have got through ups and downs frankly when they don't know you're coming you


so they can they can definitely be occupied rooms because we want to inspect every room on the premises so that's why we do that knocking early in the morning and we get consent from those who residents so if they've been there more than thirty days or they've signed a lease or something we ask for their


the welcome to the city bruce and we look forward to working as well so right now this concludes our presentation and please let us know if we can answer any questions for you well done thank you and don't worry i was going with


so as a point of our i should start out by saying we believe that the state of colorado originally had an exemption in their code and we believe that's why lakewood chose to adopt that exemption


action on our part so thank you for that let's move that let's stay focused on this i know there or other questions frfr c couilil autut oerer potential revenue sources that weren't discussed yet so let's get some sort of


businesses that we think are still in operation to see if they owe us a tax return or we have bad information whether it's bad email addresses or contact information and so by having a


convenience stores and that's a lot of the concern it's not all a low income area they're up and down colfax but people want some diversity and there's not just been work done on gas stations


they can see the way that we are viewing things and where our priorities are it's a good document thanks


on a lot of recommendations that will be brought forward to the entire council at some point that will appear on the agenda and we will discuss those recommendations


enjoy a full liberty of body and spirit now with the angels and all the saints we praise the revealing love of your son and through him we proclaim your greatness as we cry out with one voice meet


son and has given everything over to him now in part that's telling us the reality of jesus christ the father is one with the son exposing


christ but the time he was betrayed and entered willingly into his passion he took bread and giving thanks broke it gave it to his disciples say take this all of you and eat of it for this is my body which will be given up for you


pierce one of the things that the broadway task force is going to do is something very unique it started about five or six years ago not in new york but i think maybe in california it's called park and then the evening is the sort of in


what was gained out of it was that he was able to give his partner relief in the worst moment in his life and i said how did he respond and he hugged him and there were tears that were exchanged and i said that's the key of what you did and not only a


and i went to the national conference of the compassionate friends in atlanta georgia in two thousand and four and for the it was the st big candle lighting where there's one thousand five hundred people in a hotel ballroom and when you're with that kind of energy that many people holding a candle in


city scandal and cotch started this program and it was it was weak then i voted for in the council saying it's better than nothing but it is it is totally ineffective right terms of of the the issues that you just ways that i mean


the earth his judgments prevail joyce the lord he remembers forever his covering which he made binding for a one thousand generations which he entered into with abraham and by his oath to


the are the ending hymn of your glory as they claim


of it but then also identify some of the issues that people are concerned about in today's life you'd have to go back to the hundreds and that was when kiri marie curie was experimenting with


korea a longtime ally of the soviet union soviet union gave north korea research reactor and that was the source of the plutonium and in two thousand and three and thereafter that north korea used to build its nuclear weapons with speaking of


wanted to ask you what do you think's going to happen with the government and the individual and everything is it all going to come together in some way that has day it has to and i think i personally am committed to that and then our government's committed to that they want to see


science with the i was in a science science i was going to as they say kill two birds with one stone because by me in eighty eight thirty when i'm a little bit older i have my own laboratory and with that i could do my job i could still be around


still human nature what he shows the caring of the parent a little girl looking at herself and the images of a female showing rosie the riveter of the do unto others as you would have them


a street sign there's on line we looked up at a street sign we have to do a petition we see you guys here you are our champions community board seven our champions the people who believed in us and with our


normandie was there to tell us that they will be receiving the four freedoms in june twenty nineteen students wondered you know our mayor isn't here can can we do


very exciting too for the kids to have that exchange and finally meet each other after having these videos back and forth and we will we grimaldi mr grimaldi who's the head of the war memorials actually giving us


through him in with him and in him all god almighty father in the unity of the holy spirit all glory and honor is your will hers forever and her


terrible experience where they became distinct and we can point to stories where people are so lame things have to be disfigured and they've done these things that have


way in that scene but that's possible but so maybe what was saying is like when you when you saw it when you see that scene it kind of takes you a little bit out oh not only a bad way writing right it might do that but i kind of like it


at work but they're very nice to their little girl their little kid if they have a kid or something like that here she wasn't even considering a good mom she's strong and she fights for their daughter and so they don't they didn't make any concessions and i think that's what hurt yeah i think i like that aspect some sort


be passionate about something you know if your passion about flowers that's wonderful your passion about being on a show like this that's wonderful but you need to catch the zing field losing feel life this is what you have right now ok i want to know how long did it take you to feel dizzying after a


remembering today st stephen was the st martyr was the st adult person who stood up and proclaimed with his his words and his wisdom the importance of jesus and what


life through him in this is love not that we have loved god but that he loved us and sent his son as


and where the head has gone before in glory the body was paul to follow in whole through all the lord jesus christ your son who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the holy spirit one god forever


friday it is theme base this summer we're doing africa we're going to be traveling to africa we're going to be tasting food from africa making music art i mean it's going to be real exciting i'm really happy about this and then we also have a


the hood they call it receipts you know now you are here look at my booty for so the thing is a set of being the architect of your own demise learn how to utilize social media and technology appropriately and take thought of


recovery have done such great things it's a real inspiration to meet people like you talk a little bit about the foundation how people can find it and talk about the walk and it and how can i get involved and what do i know i'm ready to


almighty an eternal god for through the saving passion of your son the whole world has received the heart to confess the infinite power of your majesty since by the wondrous power of the cross


by the housing authority to private ownership so it is a form of privatization and what not to press to call a public private partnership niter continues will continue to play a role


public private partnerships and it calls that program and vicious program pact pact will involve several different kinds of conversions let me try to explain one will be some will


for example but o'rourke during the debate he was saying that i think that climate change is the most defining issue of our time but he's really only been speaking out about climate change since young people like us in the sunrise movement and zero hour have really been putting pressure and also


animals it's already making people you know refugees all over the world all over the country a lot of people sleep violence at the order crisis right now some of that violence is worsened by you know lack of resources and the climate crisis


in you a lord i take refuge let me never be put to shame in your justice rescue me and deliver me incline your year to me and save me i will sing of yourself and be my rock of refuge a strong


and central to a spiritual and psychologically more satisfying freer human existence my co host on that very st show four years ago comes


just other people running the system and it's a bunch of wires and a bunch of metal we have control over this human beings made these they can make these we can make the decisions about them we don't have to feel like this is in some realm of fatalism that we don't have


a reading from the book of genesis now the serpent was the most cunning of all the animals that the lord god had made the serpent asked the woman did god really tell you not to eat from


he ate it then the eyes of both of them were opened and they realized that they were naked so they sewed fig leaves together and made law and cloths for themselves when they heard the sound of the lord god moving about in the garden at


them we pray to the lord lord here i pray we pray for ourselves that we do everything we can to bring happiness and holiness to our families we pray to the lord lord here are practically for american military personnel throughout the


myself and screwing around for a long time i said to myself wait a minute is this what happens after you've reached it's a day no more is this what happens after you've gone through everything you think you have to go to as a man something


they had at least one major health issue lot of people think though that's all a chevy would it's not actually a little less than eighteen percent of those who answered had hiv


hear people when you interview people you can hear people the level that other people can't handle some you know it's this kind of back there you know that they'll get through it you're not afraid to hear the stories of


formed as the military project in two thousand and three almost directly after the iraq invasion stanley was one of the original members and to give you some idea of his organizational


c three others who co wrote the book they're out now they're on this side of the wall and they can be accessed they have phone numbers for interviews and such things so he now is capable of calling out you can't call him in you can't call him


and really it is a sister of ours and myself or i'm a player so we involved and stanley is very optimistic he believes so like well that's how fortune society got started right


questions her responsibility is with what the revolving plan fund pays for which is permanence not managing the system itself so she's the you know oversees the permits section


so i can go with the this can go with another number or for a specific thing that we can get consensus on


feedback if the county should consider doing more of those kinds of projects the project will be hopefully in construction in before the end of the year and we plan to r


supplies maintenance contracts refuse collection those are all normally part of the


and finance committee will come back to order and members we're going to proceed with the department of liquor control and here to assist us is the director frank silva welcome back


more things than we had been able to in the past we were able to take the search program the community emergency response team program out to illinois and we started out on as well and we were also in able to increase our instructor


course to do the things like fire suppression and some of those other very specific skills so with our increased instructor base we what they do is it's about thirty hours of training so the


rentals are not readily available but we do have these cottages if we can bring it up to you know livable conditions and i don't know when was the last time it's been repaired but


now and you know as i keep reminding people i'm only four months on the job is what are chair so i'm still in the learning mode but i'm learning quick and i'm thinking that maybe it was said you know we passed the budget and then we don't


referring to money that's real floating around in the water the by men by git or this plan that we set aside which i'm having difficulty trying to figure out how to use i talking about the budget we have set aside yes yes


you and as i mentioned you know we have the cookie frog it's an issue but seems to be in my mind much more dangerous and could be much more devastating to this community i know


chair thank you and i cannot support this and again the use of our my system many of them are the most the most vulnerable in our community and we all know that you know and and again


that there's a big concern and we would like to look at an option to deal with the low income component of the community but in appropriate adjustment in rates to address that section of our


second tier every month but having that when they have just one meter versus homes that are you get one hundred candles have one meter where you get one hundred houses each have their own meter and so i


clear to me that they're doing some really good stuff but i'm not quite ready to move beyond the support level general support level that we've been at and there are couple of reasons for that one is that as i


we'll monitor but i think it's a good investment thank you thank you any further comments are need for us are for kishen do we have consensus so this is thank you scuse


poor and i understand provisos because i do them all day long too but if you just me just to make sure i mean not that you don't trust that in case a lark so i mean mr boss you said yes they are going to use it but


you know if it's you know whatever percentage that the committee feels comfortable with ok thank you i think it's important that we understand up the possibilities here i'm willing to entertain some kind of a


scribble thank you i agree what you're seeing i think it's the intention is well taken but if i'm not mistaken and they have an individual i don't know what her sure they're all


recognition of what we truly are provide for the total state benefit and that we don't get that recognition and we don't get that type of adjustment and that maybe in a t t disbursements we should get a limo because they dedicate


the people that do come here and the work that the hotels do as well to get people here other businesses flourish from that without having to deal with that so i might be i'm


measurement tool something that you know if it's in county code it's been in there for a while so that as a budget implementation report so that you have good information to make decisions and really you know my goal from when i started four


it's a term that you know we used in a financial perspective from salaries wages operations and equipment but something you know as a program objective they didn't really understand so i had to explain his decision to them and what we're working on is


or you know in our in our living room wherever we have a laptop and the tax assessor's records are all available online if you go to the town of belmont's assessors page plug in the street address in the street number and you'll have the property


season audrey martin who served as our recording secretary this past season for our meetings gloria bushman who has provided refreshments and decorations for our programs as a hospitality chair for many years and to nelson bolen who has


now we will move to our main program for the night for fifty years the belmont historical society has endeavored to preserve our local history and educate our community on the history and educate our community on that


special olympics and it will mean helping women there is also a proviso line five seventy one additional expansion amount of ten thousand dollars show before


have through reduced from the bond fund from this program area the brush cutter skid steer equipment a back room street sweeper the main fifty j loader front end will loader and the brush cutter


departments like public works who help assist fire with their heavy equipment they assist parks water and so on is this kind of where that money gets transferred over from other departments


relating to records management and electronic documents relating to a performance audit of the council office of council services three relating to an audit of the department of fire and


architectural historian so i can kind of identify this as a craftsman style house or maybe even a sears roebuck catalog house although i couldn't confirm that so we have this basic information that the homeowner has and we live in a wonderful


name and we have miss biola e mcneil living on cutter's street we have the name of the builder which is a mr mills who lived on harriet avenue and then we have all sorts of information we have dimensions


we've been engaged in dialogue with him and his advisement is was that in this third resolution although the applicants might be the same as long as their


old projects that are really put through a lot of families and asbestosis yeah it's an issue over there i know people firsthand have been sick by that and it's going to sit there now you know and hopefully home a whole can find some


opinion thank you thank you mr wade in closing comment but i'll just i'll just close by mentioning again that you know housing is the first priority that was generated by the community and that's housing for


this the sure of india for example is extremely detailed you know you can tell that sailors knew every port and islands are very detail batavia modern danger corridor but if you look at china it's empty


artificial curiosities which is really in the days before history books which are just starting to be written this is how our people show their reference to history by collecting pieces of brain showing it to people so


months each so they'll still have plenty of free months cast which at this point if there's any questions just speak with the guidance counselor and the forty hours of community service again similar to


and mrs french is great she likes to get them in early so for a transcript if we've already done of the recommendation if everything's all uploaded it's really just a matter of clicking send so that can happen pretty quickly


last year on that that answers the question of why mr tierney was hesitant to give us a number i guess my you know you never know what


over fifteen thousand dollars and get back to that point a little bit because the land in belmont was purchased seventy five acres for seventy five thousand dollars so almost a thousand dollars an acre in each purchase for the mclean asylum in the


the newspaper and it's you have to understand that in the first one we opened in october of eighteen eighteen we had in our first three months we had seven thousand patients one of the interesting points is that the second patient


was about a dollar fifty a week however she was paying five dollars a week so that they balance basically it was an experiment the trustees had to make it a success they had to prove it to be a success but had to be a financial


providence that helping him build these motors finally takes him about three years to where he gets a motor that he thinks is powerful enough smooth enough and then seems to work he actually gets to test it


these four students are the recipients of the north east conference awards for excellence in foreign language study this year to graduating students who are enrolled in the most advanced level of each language for which the award is being made


how the nomination in braces innovation how the project overcomes challenges how it can be replicated by others and how it demonstrates initiative the city gives the following awards


car twenty five operated on thirteen miles between denver lakewood and golden on route eighty four and you can see his model cursor you can see the route number right there it ran through like


there's also for tension for site improvements along the route there are some challenges to the site of course the proposed rail line crosses jurisdictions part of it's in an unincorporated jefferson county and i suppose i should point that out


register in part because of its proximity to the historic route that if it moves away from the historic route that that particular criteria would no longer be applicable so it's part of


i think it could be in keeping with questions


so i just want to be clear that this option for that's what we're looking at in this package right this is option four so i'm not giving up on my original options which were in the previous packet all highlighted up in everything so that we're all clear


direction was we weren't we were scrapping the old ordinance and the options three it was tonight's purpose was to further explore option four to see if that was something we wanted to use option for the original that's how i


so keep it then keep him keep it in for now and then when it's a second reading you may have a motion to pull it all ok do it up or down so that the see which is speaks to affordable housing is staying and


reorientation on the on the study itself so these five questions on the left side were were some of the guiding questions to the study well housing continue to meet residents needs that is existing residents and future residents how


and for our seated council based on some of the actions that we've seen either by our citizens or by and asked by a council of any council person so we had talked about doing a focus group


slide twenty one you've got a bunch of down arrows we continue the current trends i noticed that all of those are bad wait i can live with that but i kind of understood this study to be the study that we could


thanks mira paul i'd be curious to see you and mainly i think this is more directed towards the net if when we're working with our employers current employers and perspective folks who may be wanting to


questions specifically about the fifty five plus crowd because there were comments in the study that talked about the fact that a lot of that people were not moving out of their homes they were


these get to be a little bit more difficult to explain but first of all a lot of people don't know what seri lane is it's a private road that goes from union back


future but as a result the connectivity i mean it's just one parking lot budding up but against another and there's no clear way to get through but again part of the hope there is that it


anybody's integrity of this document but there were three hundred and seventy four participants do we know if the people that participated all lived in


oh this was a joint study session so i thought we'd have an opportunity to ask some questions both you'd like to certainly haven't spent most of my career


your intent is to stop development and then to find the code as every building has to be mixed use and you know if that's the case then you know i hope you'd be upfront saying