Remarks by Alan Clendenin
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“I think the councilman was asking your 138-foot depiction. Is that the 138-foot depiction? Yeah.”
“And I believe we have staff behind to provide some clarification. Chris. Go ahead.”
“Okay, and since you're standing there, there was a discrepancy about where this waiver is, east or west side. Is the documents at all showing this on the east side? So are we consistent with the waiver being for that wall on the east side?”
“I did. That's why I want this to make sure we're clear. Everybody has a meeting of the minds. We're clear and the record is clear and the documents are clear.”
“So just for information, where, what we're, what staff would require and what the applicant is consenting is to build a six foot masonry wall between Mariner two or Mariner one. Is that the east and west building between the two Mariner projects? Is that correct?”
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“I mean, it doesn't make sense to build a waiver from the fish. Right. Or build a wall from the fish.”
“So we have an agreement that the applicant is actually requesting that”
“So this will be a revised revision sheet between first and second? Or is this accommodating in the first one?”
“So we will have a revised revision sheet with the wall? Okay, very good.”
“Is there any further questions of the applicant?”
“And that will be noted between first and second on the revised revision sheet. Thank you very much.”
“Okay, revised revision sheet will capture that as well. Very good.”
“Appreciate it. Okay, so we are now going to our public comment. This is your opportunity to speak to this issue and this issue alone. um because there's so many people standing you know we will not close public comment if you're here to speak to this item you will have an opportunity to do that once again you're speaking to council once again this is the person who's speaking his opportunity to speak no audience participation start always start with your name You'll have three minutes. When the yellow light comes on, you have 30 seconds. When the red light comes on, you're done. You have to…”
“Everybody be quiet. Start the time. Hold on.”
“I have to pause right now because we've got to get this under control before it goes much longer. If you're in this audience, there's no talking back there. When you guys talk, even if you think you're whispering, it amplifies the acoustics in this room. The right, Carol Ann, everybody else, everybody quiet because I cannot hear the speaker. We can't hear the speaker and this is their time to talk. When you're up there, it's your time to talk as well. So if you're in this audience and you're not standing at that podium, you cannot talk. If you need to speak, please go outside beyond the glass…”
“Thank you very much. Hello, young man. Welcome to Tampa City Council. It's boring, isn't it? Okay, start with your name, please. You have three minutes.”
“So each person is going to speak independently. Each person will get three minutes, but you just are proposing an order they speak? That's correct. Would you like me to call them up in that order, or are you already staggered in that order?”
“Does Council have any objection to me calling them up in this order? I will do that. Okay. Hold on one second. Let me take a peek here. Okay, yeah, we'll do it. Okay, so you must be Michelle Fleeter? Yes. Okay, Michelle Fleeter, please, even though I just said your name, if you would state your name, please.”
“Can you submit that to our attorney, please? Does that complete your presentation? Yes. Thank you, Michelle. Paula Perry. Start with your name, please.”
“Deb? Deb? »» Deb, start with your name, please. You have three minutes.”
“»» Okay. Start with your name. You have six minutes.”
“Thank you, Deb. Mark Miller, followed by Carol Ann Bennett.”
“How this works is that you'll have, if you don't have a speaker waiver form.”
“You have two, okay. So once he confirms that, you'll end up getting five minutes total, and that's all you'll have. I have ten minutes. We don't do, well, I guess we could do, but you'll have five minutes. You said you had two speaker waiver forms?”