Committees - Regular Meeting

Yeah, to that point, if we didn't own it, could we do the capital improvements to the property?

YOU'D HAVE TO BREAK UP THE, I DON'T KNOW, YOU'D HAVE TO BREAK IT UP.

We can table it for now and hopefully, especially since some of those documents are existing, we can just circulate them and we'll have opportunities.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I'm David Lamar. I'm Chair of the Litigation Committee. I am the Assistant Order. I will begin by calling the roll. I am here, Vice-Chairman of the Legislative Bar, Legislator Williams-Johnson. Legislator Namia. Here. Chairman Gatchi. Here. It's me, the Assistant Order. All right. AND WHILE WE WAIT FOR OUR FRIENDS FROM THE LAW DEPARTMENT, AS HE COMES TO THE TABLE, I WOULD ASK FOR A MOTION FOR THE MINUTES OF JULY 13, 2026. We move on to Item 395, Wall Street Settlement, DG.

So I actually think we were on 395. The DG, the workers comp 395. Are you able to do the work? That's somebody else. Okay, so let's see. So this is this is not Yeah, this is item six.

Not necessarily. Thank you for saving everyone.

And I can assess legislator William Johnson this is not. I genuinely think it would be cheaper to do this, for instance, engaging in cyber. I agree with everything he just said. We'd have to engage someone in Illinois $0.06 for every year.

And maybe we can ask some of the practicing lawyers at the table.

Is this consistent with your expectations, the standard rates for a collection of this nature?

So because of the settlement of $50,000, the county's liability applies and it's dealt with by the wayside.

Enjoy the motion for litigation. Mr. Chairman, do I have a motion for adjournment? Voting in favor, adjournment. All in favor? Aye. Anyone against? We are adjourned at 11.15.