Remarks by Alan Clendenin
558 remarks on the record, newest first · Page 19 of 23
“Councilman Carlson, I've been watching Councilman Carlson. He's been providing them.”
“Clerk, yes. Once we finish with him, he's been given to the clerk. Okay, good. Thank you.”
“So with seven names, that will give you ten minutes of time to speak. Once you state your name, you'll have the ten minutes. Thank you.”
“I don't believe that would be appropriate because the group is with, this is a public comment for public hearing, but I will defer that to our attorney to make the question. I'm sorry. He says, because he's representing this, this group, he wants an additional time on additional time. Uh, that's, that's a different, my position is that's a different request and not appropriate for this hearing.”
“So that's just a receiving file because we've already received them. That's already been filed with you.”
“But he said they've already submitted those to OnBase. Did he submit this?”
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“MR. That would be up to the council members.”
“You're welcome. Thank you, Michael. Okay. Then let's go with that. Perfect. And if Council has questions, I'm not mandating they ask me questions. Understood. If Council has questions, they are within their rights to ask you those questions. That's fantastic. Thank you. Okay. Start with your name, please, and you'll have ten minutes.”
“One minute to spare. If you'd like to submit the petitions to the record. No, no, no, no, no, no. I told y'all I'm going to throw you out if you do it. No clapping, no whistling, nothing else, okay? That's not what we do here. And ask the lady in the back right. She'll tell you I throw people out. Mr. Chairman. Yes, sir.”
“Yes. Do you still put it in the record, though?”
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“It's okay. Okay, and as soon as you're finished with them, I would still appreciate bringing them down because they're quite large for line of sight with our security. Councilman Vieira. Yes, sir.”
“Any other questions? No other questions. Carol Ann Bennett is next. Perfect. Thank you. Carol Ann, go for it. I know I don't have to school you. You've got the routine down.”
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“Okay. Start with your name. You have four minutes.”
“And if nobody's using the presentation, if we could remove the placard and put it down against the wall. Who's going to use it?”
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“Okay, start with your name, please. You have seven minutes.”
“Thank you very much, Deborah. Stephanie Poynter, followed by Ravi Shari.”