Board of Aldermen - Regular Meeting

Friday, September 18, 2026

The St. Louis Board of Aldermen held a full board meeting featuring the introduction of several new board bills, discussions on immigrant recognition resolutions, and announcements of upcoming committee meetings.

About this meeting

Government Body
Board of Aldermen
Meeting Type
Board Of Aldermen
Location
St. Louis, MO
Meeting Date
September 18, 2026

Transcript

59 sections

0:11Speaker 2

Now we will start the meeting. Mr. Seok-in, please name your attendance.

0:15 – 1:05Speaker 4

Spice Seo, Overlord, Kwon Orion Anthony Browning Clark Hubbard, Kiss, Pius, Boyd, Eldritch, Green, Switzer, Kiss,

1:31 – 7:26Speaker 2

Let's start the discussion on the importance of self-management in the society of Diana Lucas. Hello. Please sit down. Let's talk about taking a break for a while in the season of self-management. This morning, I took out the black pants that I love in the closet. I wore it all season, but I got a big wrinkle on my knee. I thought it would be much more difficult to move if I let it go for a long time. I've been thinking about moving with the body and moving with the mind, but if you're stuck in the frame and don't look for other possibilities or other ways of thinking, you won't be able to move forward and you'll be stuck in place. Then what other ways can you use in real sports? Practicing the golden rule of kindness, that is, thinking before saying, you can practice things like whether that word will help or make the situation move forward or fall back. I think it can be of great help to make a change just by taking care of your mind for a while. You have to judge that compensation is greater than danger. If you don't, you'll be stuck in your place. Start by being kind to yourself. You're having a positive self-talk in your mind. How do you talk to yourself? And that's usually the basis of how you talk to other people. It's a really good habit to wake up in the morning, look in the mirror, and promise to be kind to yourself. Especially when driving on St. Louis Street, do the same in the car. Don't forget to be kind to all drivers on the lane and keep your lane. Think about what humans really need. Clean air, clean water, clean food, and enough sleep, that is, sleep. In my opinion, these are the basics of self-management. And you don't always go where you need to go. We are paying attention to many things when we have to focus on what is really important. Starting with kindness, maintaining kindness, and leading with kindness. I think it's the best way to take care of ourselves and ultimately take care of each other and the people we serve. Now, let's calm down for a moment before we start the day. I do this every time I take a class. Straighten your back and take a deep breath. If you're okay. Stretch your arms over your head like this. It's a big stretch that stretches your arms over your head. Move your body big. Gather your hands together and feel your brain gathering together. Imagine the blue sky coming down on our heads. Pull the blue sky and bring it into your head. Then you will travel to the heart of the blue sky. That's right. The blue sky is always by your side. It's always on top of us. Now, put your thumb down and tap it. It's awakening your intuition. Come down and tap your neck. It's awakening clear communication. Tap your heart. It awakens love and kindness for yourself and others. Tap your stomach. It awakens the best health and healing. There is balance, strength, and clarity in the butt. And think about the tailbone sitting down. The energy of the earth. Feel the energy of the earth that nourishes us all. Respect that energy. Respect the energy of the earth and lift it up into your body. Let it out into the world. Thank you so much. Have a good day. Now, the main meeting will proceed with a temporary delay and resolution. If you come out with a special guest, we will announce the resolution. Thank you. Secretary, Secretary, would you read it? Secretary, I'm sorry. Would you read Gyorian No. 125? Gyorian No.

7:26 – 9:49Speaker 3

125 is a Gyorian that recognizes St. Louis as a second-class welcoming city designated by Welcoming America. Welcoming America, Welcoming America's mission is to support a strong community that intentionally connects and accepts people from all backgrounds who want to use their health, wealth, and vitality in the global population market. Also, the certified Welcoming America defines the immigrants as citizens of the local community, society, It is an official designation that is given to cities and counties that provide policies and programs that reflect values and devotion to welcome and embrace all areas of economic life. Welcoming standards are In order to deal with key areas such as citizens' participation, connected communities, economic development, education, fair approach, government and regional social leadership, and safe communities, local governments, NGOs, and various experts and general public opinions have been developed. St. Louis is following the welcome standards as a welcoming city with this promotion certification, and is making long-term efforts to continuously build infrastructure and programs to support immigrants and immigrants. This is more meaningful when considering the fact that St. Louis is a community of 100 years of history based on diversity, inclusiveness, respect, and development, not only that St. Louis was selected as a welcoming city for the first time. The St. Louis City Council, on the other hand, It is decided to extend and acknowledge the contribution of St. Louis City's formation, growth, and stability in a short time. Also, St. Louis City continues to support citizens to achieve civic, social, and economic development by continuously obtaining a higher level of City of Welcome certification. In addition, we will include the original draft in the meeting and order the board to produce a draft for promoting the local society so that it can be submitted to the city councilors at the appropriate time. On September 19, 18, in 2016, the city councilor of the 6th election district, Donel Velasquez, presented it.

9:50 – 10:49Speaker 1

Thank you, Mr. Clark. Thank you, Mr. Clark and the board of directors. As you may have heard, this is an amazing achievement in our city. However, in terms of the whole state, our city has the most star citizens in the current state, which is a great achievement. I hope that the citizens of Kansas City will create an atmosphere that welcomes them like our city and make the whole state a more welcoming place. It is very important to create an atmosphere that welcomes anti-immigration sentiment and fear as it is now. And we all know that such values are different from the values of St. Louis. Now I will finish my words. Those of you who are about to hear it, you have played an important role that should not have been on a long journey to be designated as a welcoming city like this, and you have been constantly trying to make St. Louis a more welcoming place for at least 10 years. Then I will hand over the microphone to the guests now.

10:54 – 11:42Speaker 2

Thank you. I'm Bessie Cohen. When I was hired as the founder and director of the St. Louis Mosaic Project in 2013, I came into contact with Welcoming America. Through the activities of Welcoming America, I thought that I could learn and share model cases with other cities across the country. By telling them how to improve the economic and social welfare of immigrants, I was sure that this entire area could move in a better direction. Thanks to this, I am very grateful for the support of the new immigration office, the board of directors, and the mayor, and now St. Louis is designated as an emergency welcome city with 49 cities nationwide. Thank you to the local community for being with us today.

11:50 – 12:55Speaker 3

My name is Blake Hamilton, and I am the chairman and CEO of the International Research Institute International Institute, and I am also a resident of Area 5. As you said today, I would like to emphasize that this appointment is not the end of the 13-year process, but a new start to welcome all those who want to find the origin of life in St. Louis. The goal of this designation is not simply to receive the highest grade, but to build a system that supports the construction of a system that strengthens the economic vitality and solidarity of the regional society and leads to the future. For this purpose, we are currently conducting a project called the Gateways for Growth, and through this project, we will establish a welcome plan for the region, We will continue to make efforts to secure more resources for the immigrant community. But this is not the end of the 13-year process, but the beginning of the next stage. The next step is to make plans and structures so that St. Louis can continue to be a warm home for many immigrants who consider this place their hometown. Thank you.

13:15 – 14:25Speaker 2

Hello, everyone. I am Susan Sierra, the current director of St. Louis Mosaic Project. I am very happy to be with you in such an important place. Education, no, from an economic development point of view, this city of welcome has more than a simple certification. This conveys the message that St. Louis is a place where foreigners come to build careers, live their lives, start businesses, and root for infrastructure, partnership, and devotion. It is only a part of the only thing that makes immigrants childish. It is the maintenance of residents that makes a real difference. For foreigners who have chosen to come here from all over the world, St. Louis will lead the continuous growth of St. Louis to help them grow and approach the service and program to help them build their lives here. I am very honored to have been a member of this team. As I said, it's just the beginning, and I want to see the certification actually implemented as soon as possible. Thank you.

14:38 – 17:45Speaker 3

Today, we commemorate the meaning of a simple certificate. We commemorate the power of common devotion, common vision, and continuous welcome. We congratulate St. Louis for being certified as a welcoming city, and realize again that welcoming is not simply opening the door. When people enter through that door, they are truly recognized, valued, respected, and feel a sense of belonging. This is the continuous power of welcome. Like the African proverb, there is a saying that if you want to go fast, go alone, and if you want to go far, go together. This journey began after attending the first welcome conversation-type conference held in Philadelphia 13 years ago. Since then, I have grown through the transformative power of vision, patience, and partnership. The sense of belonging to immigrants and refugees can change the future of the community. This means approaching language services and information, contributing talents and opportunities to raise children with hope, starting a business, receiving education, using medical services, and building meaningful relationships with neighbors. VOA has witnessed what is possible when immigrants are not only welcomed by the community, but also empowered to create the future of the community. Language accessibility guarantees that all residents can fully participate, and a strong sense of community is built through the sense of belonging, trust, and sense of community. These achievements reflect a special partnership with the St. Louis Mosaic Project, the New Immigration Office of the Market House, ISPN, the International Research Institute, the Ministry of Education, the University, the Church, the company, and the local community. Each partner contributed to this vision and strengthened the foundation for a more inclusive, lively, and warm St. Louis. Now, St. Louis has a special opportunity to connect culture, strengthen local society, expand economic opportunities, improve language accessibility, and open meaningful roads for all residents to feel belonging. Today, we should remember that we celebrate this achievement, but it is not the final goal of attaining certification. This is the beginning of deeper, bolder, and more continuous effort. We are Every person, every new resident, I am welcomed, valued, and feel a sense of belonging, and I can contribute to building the future of this city. We must continue to make St. Louis, which can be said. Congratulations on the city certification that welcomes St. Louis. To commemorate this important certificate, let's continue to gain momentum, intensify partnerships, expand language accessibility, strengthen community consciousness, and move forward together.

17:57 – 19:53Speaker 4

Hello. We sincerely congratulate St. Louis for officially obtaining the city certification that welcomes St. Louis from Welcoming America to level 2. This achievement shows that our city is a national leader in building a community that everyone can translate. This important certificate is the contribution of our excellent leaders and partners. I would like to express my gratitude to the members of the Daniela Velasquez Committee, the Mayor of Megan Green Committee, and all the members of the committee for providing legal grounds for cooperation and fairness. I would like to express my gratitude to the members of the St. Louis Mosaic Project, the International Research Institute, and many regional social partners, including Bitendo for Africa, for helping to create a sense of belonging every day. We have established seven key elements for the government that welcome us together, namely government and regional social leadership, citizen participation, fair approach, education, connected community, economic development, and safe community. This will be the foundation that will lead our city and region to a brighter future. Once again, thank you for your continuous cooperation. This certification is not the end, it is a promise that St. Louis is open to everyone and will remain a lively door. Once again, thank you. Good morning. I am Anna Croslin and I am the former CEO of St. Louis International Lab.

20:04 – 26:39Speaker 2

And I was standing with Bessie Cohen, and this project took more than 10 years to get to the current stage. In 1850, St. Louis was the fourth largest city in the United States and 50% of the population was immigrants. In the 1950s, the population was 750,000 and it was still a big city. However, the population of St. Louis today is not even 50% at the time, and this trend has been going on for decades. The main driving force of city growth is immigration. People from other regions come to our city and join the people who were born in our region. However, in St. Louis, immigration is not as active as in many other major cities that are ahead of us in terms of population size. What does this mean to all of us? It means that our cities are unable to secure enough population to buy products that businessmen want to sell. There are many empty buildings in our neighborhood, which is because there are not enough people to buy real estate here. If we want to grow into a city-based region that matches this century and the next century, we need to welcome people from all over the world, including Americans. This plan is... It will help to welcome the next generation of immigrants who will live with Bosnians, Syrians, Afghans, and Afghans who settled here in the 18th and 19th centuries. We must actively change this trend so that St. Louis can maximize its potential and all residents can enjoy its benefits. Thank you so much for your support today. I look forward to your continued support in the future. Is there anything more to discuss? Thank you for the 6th District Commissioner for signing today's resolution. I think this resolution is a proof of the achievements and meaning of our city. You've already explained it enough, so I don't have much to add. But what I want to tell you is that this resolution shows how powerful the ecosystem is built by various organizations in our city. These organizations are welcoming new American citizens to the city of St. Louis, not only in the United States, but also in the United States, so that we can thrive as a better city. Thank you for all the people who submitted this resolution. It is an honor to hear that the city has the most stars in the state. This is the values ​​of St. Louis and the citizens of St. Louis. And I think it's a genuine honor and evidence that shows the value we value. I want to pass today's resolution and postpone it. The 8th House of Representatives proposed and the 7th House of Representatives re-appointed. Is there any discussion about postponing resolution 125? If you agree, please say yes. If you don't agree, please say yes. The case has been passed. Article 120 of the resolution has been revoked. This means that all the protesters have signed up for support. Thank you. I proposed an amendment and I'm glad to be re-elected. To maintain our city as a space for all, I sincerely thank you for all your efforts. I personally know a lot of people out there. And especially in political situations like this, I know how difficult it is. So I think it's really important for us to take advantage of all the opportunities that can clearly show our values and priority to the residents. And I think it's really meaningful to show the result of this effort. Especially the neighbors. Among them, supporting immigrants and neighbors, and the rich diversity that they bring to our local society. Thank you very much for the active discussion on assets. The international research institute is in the 7th district. My project is also in the 7th district. Casa de Luna is also in the 7th district. There is also a resident of my district or a committee member in this seat. I am really impressed to see so many people working. Even in a situation where many people are not popular or do not know how the budget will be determined or how the subsidy will be supported, I know that you are working diligently all year round. I am really happy to be able to be with you for a small part of this conversation. Thank you all for your hard work. These stories and news And I hope that Injeong will be a source of strength for you when you feel pressure at the next meeting. Thank you. Is there anything else you would like to discuss? If not, thank you again for your effort. I have worked with many of you for a long time, and it is very meaningful that our city congratulates this achievement at a time when the sense of hostility and violence against immigrants is increasing. St. Louis stands firmly to protect all foreigners, and unfortunately, despite this sentiment that is spreading nationwide, it will continue to do so in the future. Now, I would appreciate it if you could come out to the stairs to take a commemorative photo together.

26:51Speaker 1

네, 맞습니다. 1층에 있는 모든 화환을요.

28:16 – 32:45Speaker 2

Number 10, Senator, you made a statement on the adoption of the consent agreement. Thank you. Chairman, members of the committee, I suggest that the consent agreement be adopted. Is there anyone who requests? Number 10, Senator, you made a suggestion. Number 5, Senator, you requested. Is there anyone who wants to discuss adopting the consent agreement? If there is no one to discuss, please tell me who you agree with. Is there anyone who opposes? The case has been passed. Let me introduce you to the witness. Would you like to introduce the witness? You're taller than me. Wow! My witness is my lawyer, Mr. Isin Randall K.L. and Mr. Gerald Christmas. These two are lawyers who will judge me for the attempt to prosecute me illegally. So I brought two lawyers' opinions. And I'll tell you one more time to the chairman. When they tried to prosecute the chairman, I'm a person who has clearly told them that we don't have that kind of authority legally. The lawyers came here so that my rights would not be violated and the lawsuit would not go. I will show you that if you abuse the authority, you will not be able to receive the protection of the trial meeting. That way, we can save everyone. I have a resolution that I was going to present to the chairman. At that time, there were 13 votes. If the prosecution was carried out by me and other fellow members, it would have been illegally presented. I went there and sued the chairman. The chairman eventually appeared at the trial meeting and had to apologize for lying. We don't have the authority to present it after the assembly. If anyone is curious about what happened, please feel free to tell me. And if I did something like that, The video is not true. Um, it's a video clip, but there's no one who knows that I'm talking for 25 seconds. So there must be another reason. I also published media reports, but I didn't want to drag you in because it was something I had to deal with myself until the disciplinary issue became red. If you want to talk to me, I'll tell you. But don't prosecute me. Then we'll have to go to the lawyer's office across the street and file a lawsuit. I'm sitting in the lawyer's waiting room right now. Even if you don't like my political statement, you can't prosecute me because of that. The prosecution will lead to a federal lawsuit, and you won't want to get involved in that. So don't let others drag you into something you can't handle. I can't even try to prosecute you at the hearing. I told some people I trusted this fact. The prosecution process is not yet in place. The reason I brought the lawyers is to show you how serious I am. You can't prosecute me. I'm not going to apologize for what I said three years ago. I said that in front of Rasin Aldridge himself. He also knows. More than 20 people who attended the meeting, no, more than 30 people, have the right to testify. The situation is completely different now, and we are looking for the entire recording tape. The only reason I want to take this issue to court is because I can get a summoner from the women's committee of the 12th election and secure the recording tape and invite the judges. Thank you. The person I invited as a judge is a lawyer. Thank you. Do you have any more questions? Do you have any more questions? No. 10. Representative of the Legislative Yuan of the Legislative Yuan of the Legislative Yuan of the Legislative Yuan Do you have a discussion about the meeting? No. Please tell me who you agree with. Who do you oppose? The case has been passed. City official report.

32:45Speaker 3

You can check the city official report at WeJ A, B, C, D. I uploaded it to Google Drive for review.

32:56 – 33:08Speaker 2

Since there are no items in the unofficial schedule, I will omit items 9, 10, and 11. Member of this district, you have made a statement about the consent to temporarily stop the meeting rules to approve Section 81 of the board of directors.

33:08Speaker 3

Thank you, chairman and board members.

33:11Speaker 2

Mr. Seogin, please check your attendance. Mr. Switzer, Mr. Honey, Mr. Chanseong, Mr. Kaepelman, Mr. Chanseong, Mr. O'Brien,

33:39 – 33:50Speaker 4

Debo, we won. Chanseong. Velasquez, we won. Sawyer, we won. Chanseong. Cox & Sonny, we won. Chanseong. Browning, we won.

33:53 – 34:13Speaker 1

Chanseong. Clark, we won. Kiss, we won. Tyus, we won. Bullert, we won. I agree. I agree. I agree.

34:13Speaker 2

I agree. I agree.

34:31Speaker 3

Approval 12 votes.

34:32Speaker 2

Your vote has passed the second council member's consent. Would you like to nominate the 81st bill of the House of Representatives as the first trial of the House of Representatives? I'll do that. Thank you. The first trial of the House of Representatives, Pai.

34:40 – 36:17Speaker 4

The 77th bill of the House of Representatives, which was proposed by the U.S. Senate, was approved according to Article 68,937. Starting from the Tecla and King's intersection, the road leading to King's and Harding intersection to the north along King's 53rd and 5300th blocks is called Herschel David Parks Junior Avenue. The 78th Assembly of the House of Representatives of the House of Representatives of the House of Representatives of the House of Representatives of the House of Representatives of the House of Representatives The 79th Senate bill proposed by the Browning Committee is an order to instruct the road director to install a speed barrier for improving traffic flow in the 9th area. The 80th Legislative Council of the Supreme Court, which was proposed by Aldridge, is the home-ergy, Philips Senior Apartment, home-ergy, Philips Senior Apartment, where the approval and approval of the approval and approval of the approval and approval of the remodeling and rewriting of a multi-family apartment building known as a home-ergy, Philips Senior Apartment. And after the 81st bill of the board of directors issued by the Oldenburg City Council, St. Louis City's cigarette sales store was defined and corrected to regulate the contents of the bill, including separation and emergency measures. This concludes the first hearing of the bill of directors.

36:23 – 36:34Speaker 3

And members of the board of directors, I would appreciate it if you could add the 815 of the board of directors as a joint sponsor. Thank you. Thank you. And would you please sign the 815 of the board of directors to the HOD committee?

36:42 – 36:56Speaker 3

In the public-based facilities and utilities committee, the move-in bill No. 77, No. 78, and No. 79, and the housing and urban development zoning committee, the move-in bill No. 80 and No. 81. This concludes the move-in bill committee's review.

36:57 – 37:08Speaker 2

There is no second review report of the board of directors. There is no special committee report. This is the final consent case list. Bella

37:10 – 38:04Speaker 4

No. 34, which was modified by Mr. Schade, was modified to 70,333 and 71,394. It is an order to instruct the road department to install an acceleration prevention chin to make the traffic flow of various blocks in the 6th district smooth. The 66th bill proposed by Mayor Browning and Mayor Clark Hubbard was recommended by the St. Louis Public Service Committee, which includes the construction of a number of public businesses and improvement projects in the city, including the 2nd phase of the CASS Avenue Comprehensive Transportation Regulation, the 10th phase of the Kings Highway Traffic Management Improvement, and the Rindelblur-Bad bicycle road construction. In addition, if the project needs to be completed, it is authorized to sign an additional contract with the municipal government agency and related parties and includes emergency assistance. These two cases have been added to the final consent case list.

38:20 – 38:31Speaker 2

10. The 10th House of Representatives proposes and the 4th House of Representatives proposes to adopt the board of directors that will be included in the perfect review consent. Is there anything to discuss? This is the 14th House of Representatives.

38:31Speaker 3

Thank you, Mr. Chairman, and members of the board of directors. I would like to add a co-presenter to the board of directors, number 66.

38:36 – 38:54Speaker 2

Mr. Seok-in, please record it. All right. Thank you. Is there any additional discussion? Since there is no discussion, the 10th House of Representatives will suggest and the 4th House of Representatives will request to adopt the board of directors included in the perfect review consent. If you agree, please mark it as me. Who is the opposite? The case has been passed. The board of directors for perfect review is.

38:58 – 39:40Speaker 2

I will not submit the final report. 18. I will not submit the final report. 19. I will not submit the final report. I will not submit the final report. I will omit the 20th item, the final pass and the will signature report. There is no content to submit. I will omit the 21st item, the resolution of the first independent meeting and the meeting of the committee. I gave you the right to comment on the consent to temporarily stop the rules in order to approve the resolution of Article 126.

39:41 – 39:57Speaker 3

Mr. Chairman, members of the board of directors, St. Louis City's grass-cutting process is improved and the resolution of the resolution of the resolution of the resolution of the resolution of the resolution of the resolution of the resolution of the resolution of the resolution of the resolution of the resolution of the resolution of

40:09 – 40:30Speaker 4

Oldenburg Senator Conn, Senator Narayan, Senator De Boer-Handy, Senator Velazquez, Senator Sonny, Senator Cox-Anthony, Senator Browning,

40:34Speaker 3

Clark, Herbert, Kaepernick, Palliapero, Burnett, Rodríguez, Harris, Spicer, Kaepernick, Burnett,

41:03 – 42:20Speaker 2

Your vote has concluded the case of the 12th House of Representatives. I would appreciate it if you could put the 1st trial of resolution 126 in the last. Thank you. This is the 1st trial of resolution related to the committee. Resolution 1195 was not used in this meeting. Article 122 of the resolution was proposed by the TLS. It is a request to submit a thank-you note from 2020 to 2026 of the EPV2 Dignity House LLC. This is related to the 99-year loan contract of Harold Washington Phillips Senior Apartments. 12. Thank you for participating in the first hearing of the resolution 122. Please read the resolution 122. Please read the resolution 122 and record it in the meeting log. It is known that there is a financial statement on the release of $130 million. The development of all these issues is the amount. Many lawmakers do not know what is happening when they first enter the district court. They have no idea what's going on. So this is very important. Because there are no air-conditioners in the homeless Phillips apartment today. If you want to make a statement about the other woman, you must ask for the consent of the court. First, read it and I'll make a statement. I don't need consent from the court.

42:28Speaker 1

Please read the resolution. Resolution No. 122, Homer G. Related to the 99-year loan contract of Philips Noina Apart, the EPV2 Dignity House LLC requests for a loan from 2020 to 2026.

42:52 – 46:47Speaker 4

The St. Louis Legislative Council signed the W.A.T. Dignity Corporation and its 99-year retirement contract through the 64,565th session of the St. Louis Legislative Council, and the low-income class of the sub-district located in Whittier, Whitiere, Canary, and Canary Crossroads, especially the 257th generation, which prioritizes the elderly, was partially approved for the construction of a multi-generation housing complex. Also, through the order no. 64913, the new employee, Inhumer G. Phillips Dignity House LP, has revised and rewritten a mortgage contract of a total of $ 4.95 million over 99 years, and a part of it is located on a crossroad between Whittier and Canary. In addition, the low-income class in Project Raham, in particular, a multi-generation housing complex that prioritizes the elderly, and a project to operate a commercial rental space of about 2,500 square feet, have been approved. And the purpose is to keep the building in good condition and preserve it so that it benefits all St. Louis citizens. After 68,941 requests, the Board of Directors revised the rental car contract and signed a second-hand contract to pay a total of $4,950,000 of the basement rental fee to the tenant on the last day of the year, but there is a report that the tenant did not pay $50,000 for several years. In addition, in addition to revising the rental car contract according to the request of Freddie Mac in the fourth revision of the rental car contract that was rewritten and rewritten according to the evidence A modified in the case of the Board of Directors, in addition to revising the rental car contract according to the request of Freddie Mac in the fourth revision of the rental car contract that was rewritten in the case of Freddie Mac in the fourth revision of the rental car contract. to meet the requirements of the Federal Debt Organization, and to improve the physical condition of the building and improve the welfare of residents and surrounding areas. Therefore, according to the loan contract, the Board of Directors will appeal to Im Cha-in to submit all the tax returns and other tax returns from 2020 to 2026 to the SLDC and the plaintiff immediately. These tax returns must be submitted to the issuer, and there must be enough time to receive the tax return and certification of the tax expert before passing an order to allow the rights of the EVEPV2 Dignity House LLC to be sold or granted to other organizations. The main committee must legally record that Homer G. Phillips was a historical figure of the American St. Louis, an important African country that lost his life while serving as a hospital in the north of St. Louis. The hospital was established, and the Senate decided to name the new black public hospital Homer G. Phillips Hospital. His legacy is very important to protect and maintain the true community of the area, and the MPs who presented the resolution passed the 138th resolution, which asked the owners of the three small nursing facilities on December 10, 2021, on the street of Jefferson, together with 18 fellow members. Also, the former homer, Philips Hospital nurses and medical staff, after a long lawsuit, removed the name of the facility from the homer, Philips Hospital. On September 18, 2026, the 1st Senator-elect Sharon Tai-Wood presented. Senator-elect of the 1st Senate, the name of Gwia was mentioned.

47:04 – 47:44Speaker 3

Mr. Chairman, the usual case will be returned to the Board of Directors or the Budget Committee, but this problem is a matter that is threatened by the safety of our local elders, so it will be returned to the Health and Welfare Committee. We would like to hold a proper hearing on the non-payment payment and indifference to residents of Phillips facilities for 20 years. The elderly are being treated unfairly, and they are trying to re-sign a long-term retirement contract in 1999 without resolving these fundamental burdens. Therefore, it is suggested that the resolution should be referred to the Health and Welfare Commission. No. 12, the women's committee of the House of Representatives, and No.

47:44 – 48:29Speaker 2

4, the men's committee of the House of Representatives, agreed. It is known that it will be referred to the Health and Human Development Commission. Did you discuss this case with the committee? If you agree that there is no discussion, please mark it as Yes. I oppose. The case has been passed. Mr. 5, you participated in the 1st hearing of the resolution No. 125. Yes, Mr. Chairman and members of the board.

48:29Speaker 3

I request that the resolution No. 125 be returned to the House of Representatives.

48:33 – 48:48Speaker 2

The 5th House of Representatives presented and the 4th House of Representatives agreed to return the resolution No. 125 to the House of Representatives. Was there a discussion? If you agree that there is no discussion, please mark it as Yes. I oppose. The case has been passed.

49:04Speaker 3

GERIAN 126 St. Louis Seas and Deer Cutting Effective Improvement and Change

49:13Speaker 2

Number 12, Senator of the House of Representatives. The name of Gwia of Gyorihan 125 has been discussed.

49:18 – 49:48Speaker 3

Sir, I would like to request the following. I don't think you need to read this. We all know how terrible the grass is in the evening in St. Louis. Therefore, Gyorihan is called the Health and Welfare Committee, not the Health and Welfare Committee anymore, but the Health and Welfare Committee for a long time. I request that you report it. This is also a health-related problem, so we need to hold a hearing. I have never seen grass grow this long in my life for 35 years. I hope you can explain how to solve the problem and how to deal with it so that this situation does not happen again. Thank you.

49:55 – 50:08Speaker 2

Number 12, the City Councilor of the Voting House, and Number 8, the City Councilor of the Voting House, re-appointed the 125th resolution to the Ministry of Health and Welfare. Are you in discussion? If you don't have a discussion, please tell me who you are. Who do you oppose? The case has been passed.

50:15Speaker 3

I will postpone the first hearing of the committee's review of the case.

50:19Speaker 2

I will proceed with the second hearing on the resolution of the committee's report on the adoption. There is no. Now I will deal with item 23, the guitar and under-treatment case.

50:28Speaker 3

There is no.

50:28Speaker 2

I will deal with item 25, the notice.

50:30 – 50:59Speaker 3

On Thursday, September 24, 2026, at 9 a.m. on Thursday, there will be a meeting of the Department of Transportation and Industry at the Kennedy meeting room. There is a general board meeting on Friday, September 25, 2026. Oh, I'll start again. I couldn't hear you well. On September 24, 2026, at 9 a.m. on Thursday, there will be a meeting of the Department of Transportation. On September 25, 2026, at 10 a.m. on Friday, there will be a meeting of the entire board of directors.

51:00Speaker 3

On September 23, Wednesday, at 3.30 p.m. on Thursday, a meeting of the Department of Utilities will be held in the Kennedy meeting room. The cases are 75 and 78.

51:17Speaker 2

Mr. Seok-in, please write it down. I'm a member of the 14th House of Representatives.

51:21 – 51:46Speaker 3

Thank you, Mr. Chairman, and members of the 14th House of Representatives. September 29, Tuesday, from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. It will be held at No. 1421 North Jefferson Street. In this public hearing, Ms. Berry, the S.L.P.S. educator, will talk about the future of S.L.P.S. regarding the school shutdown problem throughout the city. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Do you have any additional notice?

51:46 – 52:59Speaker 2

On Thursday, September 24, 2020, at 11 a.m. on Thursday, I will inform you that there is a meeting of the Senate in the Kennedy meeting room. I checked. 10. Voting. Mr. Chairman, you said you disagree. Thank you, Mr. Chairman, Mr. Chairman, Mr. Chairman, Mr. Chairman, Mr. Chairman, Mr. Chairman. 10. The 10th House of Representatives presented and the 11th House of Representatives re-appointed, and the 1st and 11th House of Representatives were allowed to disagree due to inappropriate circumstances. Is there a debate? If you don't agree because there's no debate, please tell me. I'm against it. I'm against it. The consent has been passed. 10th House of Representatives. You have expressed your opposition. Thank you. Mr. Chairman, Mr. Chairman, Mr. Chairman, Mr. Chairman, Mr. Chairman, Mr. Chairman, Mr. Chairman. 10. The 10th House of Representatives suggested it, and the 7th House of Representatives requested it, so we decided to hold a meeting on September 25, 2026. Is there anything to discuss? If you don't have anything to discuss, please say, Me. Me. I oppose. Me. The case has been passed.

53:19Speaker 3

Let's begin.

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