Remarks by Alan Clendenin
558 remarks on the record, newest first · Page 15 of 23
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“Item number 10, I need a motion to waive the 180 days and then a continuation to November 12th, 2026. Okay, I have a motion from Councilman Miranda, a second from Councilman Maniscalco.”
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“And that concludes your agenda? Yes. Okay. Can I get a motion to approve the agenda? So moved. I have a motion from Councilman Miranda, second from Councilman Maniscalco. All those in favor say aye. Aye. Opposed? Yes.”
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“Thank you very much. And since we have a lot of new people this evening in the audience, I know when you come up at your turn again after each one of the public hearings, you'll have an opportunity for public input. If you've never been here before, you're addressing city council, usually you're facing this way, just like she's facing there. The microphone is embedded into the podium. When you start, whatever you have to say, start with your name. Always start with your name, and there's going to be a light on the podium. It'll turn green. At that point, you have three minutes to complete…”
“Thank you very much. Can I get a motion to open the public hearings, please? Move to second. Motion of Councilor Miranda, second of Councilor Menescalco. All those in favor say aye. Aye. Opposed, ayes. Aye. Have the public hearings are open and kick us off.”
“Okay, let's pause here for one second and let's swear everybody in. If you are here this evening to provide public testimony to any of the cases tonight, because these are all quasi-judicial, please stand, raise your right hand, and be sworn in by our clerk. So if you're here to speak tonight, please stand, raise your right hand, and be sworn in by our clerk. Even if you don't think you're going to, go ahead and do it. Let's get it out of the way just in case. Thank you very much. Oh, no, that was Chris. Thank you, Chris.”
“Council have any questions? Hearing none, go ahead.”
“Council have any questions? Hearing none, thank you. Applicant?”
“Does Council have any questions? Hearing none, thank you very much. Anybody in the public wish to speak to item number one?”
“Okay. Online, we have Linda Erickson. Linda, are you there? I'm here.”
“I can, and we need to have you sworn in. I don't see you, though. No, I don't know.”
“Unfortunately, this is a quasi-judicial hearing, and we have to be able to see you to be able to take your testimony.”
“Clark, do you see an issue on our end? No, they seem...”
“I'm not familiar with the computer that you're on.”
“You see an icon on the very bottom of your screen?”
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“No. On October 1st, when the issue comes back before us, you'll have an opportunity to speak. Okay? Very good. Have a good night. Thank you. Sorry you're having the technical difficulties. Okay, applicant, would you like a rebuttal? Or is there anybody else in the audience that wishes to speak to this item before I close it? Okay, go ahead.”
“CHAIRMAN BRYANT L. Does that conclude your rebuttal? MR. Yes. CHAIRMAN BRYANT L. Okay. Does Council have any further questions? Hearing none, can I get a motion to close? Motion to close from Councilman Maniscalco, second from Councilman Miranda. Okay. Very good. I need to read it. We have to close it. I've got to read it.”
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“I have a motion from Councilman Vieira. Second from? I'll second. Second Councilman Miranda. Roll call please.”
“Just to confirm, this is, they're not making any changes to the building. This is the current structure. Everything's the same. It's just the use.”