Remarks by Alisha Sonnier
10 remarks on the record, newest first · Page 1 of 1
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“Can I ask a question? Oh, go ahead. I just was curious about the fees or charges. Do you have an idea of how much that will be?”
Housing, Urban Development and Zoning · Oct 6, 2026
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“Thank you, Representative Collins. First, I just want to thank you for being here and being present. I don't know, I think you were on your way still, but many of the residents in our testimony just sorry i wanted to thank you first and foremost for being here and being present i think you were still making your way here but prior to you coming up in your presence many of the residents spoke up and said that they saw you and that you've been there on an ongoing consistent basis and so i just want to ask you obviously as elected officials sometimes we can do on behalf of residents to get…”
Housing, Urban Development and Zoning · Oct 6, 2026
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“And do you feel that the legislation has the necessary guardrails to perhaps prevent some of the instances that have happened with the current management?”
Housing, Urban Development and Zoning · Oct 6, 2026
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Not quoted here: it may name a member of the public. Hear it at the meeting.
Housing, Urban Development and Zoning · Oct 6, 2026
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“Vice Chair Saeged. Thank you. I also just wanted to echo my, I think someone who testified earlier said, I feel like I wrote an apology and I just wanted to say that I personally do take a great responsibility. One of the reasons that I tried to as best as possible, keep my messaging about policy and about people and budgets is because I think when you stray from that and make it about something else, you open up the door and the window for people to deflect and make it about anything else, which it should have been, which is a Homer G. Phillips. So I do just want to say to the residents, you…”
Housing, Urban Development and Zoning · Oct 6, 2026
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“And some of the resolutions that I've read that were filed recently, it looks like those resolutions are getting that accountability. Has the comptroller had conversations around what accountability would look like for the current property manager, or is the comptroller's findings that technically the lease was honored, so there's nothing necessarily that was wrongdoing to be held accountable for?”
Housing, Urban Development and Zoning · Oct 6, 2026
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“And do you feel like the things that are within the current lease of the proposed management company, that it provides the proper safeguards and rails necessary for conversation to happen for accountability if anything is not honored? yes absolutely okay thank you thank you um and then i would just say too i would just want to give my commitment to the public that is watching you know if there's a situation where this does not happen and there's you know i know people mentioned i paid my rent i couldn't get a receipt or just other numerous issues um you know i and i know miss roslyn who i've…”
Housing, Urban Development and Zoning · Oct 6, 2026
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“I just really want to echo all the women Schweitzer said and number one just say like i'm actually really appreciative of the Commission's rejection of the amendments, the first time. I think it's really representative of if the people were to vote on this, how they would have voted, and I think, for me, it was just refreshing to be reminded of why we have boards that are set up with majority citizen appointments because. You guys don't have to weigh all the things that we have to weigh on our other side. And I'm going to always remember the moment where my constituent who serves on the…”
Housing, Urban Development and Zoning · Sep 9, 2026
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“I make a motion that we affirm both the minutes to the zoning regulations for data centers.”
Housing, Urban Development and Zoning · Sep 9, 2026
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“Yes. Not surprisingly, they will also sound a lot like all the women's choices comments. I had a situation less than, I think, four months ago, right on Jefferson. We had a smoke shop and it had been an issue and we had to report it and It was a huge issue until there was a literal shooting that occurred there. And then I ended up being there up until 3 a.m. and working with the police department to get the building built. And the question I got from a lot of constituents is like, you know, we don't really remember the process of this being approved. And so, you know, I think that what is…”
Housing, Urban Development and Zoning · Sep 9, 2026