Remarks by Bert E. Perello
67 remarks on the record, newest first · Page 2 of 3
“If there are any nonprofits or any organizations that are hearing this, who would they get in touch with to let you know about them?”
“One more question. Thank you very much for the presentation. Do you distinguish between people that are homeless and people that are living in the car or motorhome?”
“There was a, for the housing staff, any of the parties involved, a comment just made about money dumped. These organizations go through audits, and they have to be cleared with audits, correct? Correct.”
“Thank you. Second question. In walking in residence, not just Oxnard, but any of the agencies that we've just had a presentation, I am asked a question. The navigation center, they are grateful that something like that. The question I will be asked, what is the maximum time that a person can stay in the navigation center?”
“Thank you for the presentation. Are there any other members of your body here? Because they would be recognized if they're here.”
“Okay. It's terrific what we're doing, but one thing that surprised me very much when they did the rededication, retouching up of the murals in the Colonial Park, I had no idea what was involved with the music program for the youth, the music for the youth. I got a tour. You gave me a tour of the facility with all the instruments Tremendous and I'd recommend for every council member that doesn't know that that they get a tour and the general public It's an opportunity for something and as they've taught us in the past Science has taught us people that learn about music and early age do much…”
“Excuse me, City Manager, with the significance of this issue, domestic violence, and the recognition of the sponsors, the public may not be able to see it. Can we name the sponsors and give them a little credit for helping out here?”
“Thank you. Recently had the opportunity to attend the River Ridge Windsor North neighborhood council meeting Interesting subjects came up specifically about Cardi Park Had the opportunity to attend with the candidate forum and I am running for re-election the channel and his neighborhood council meeting for district 1 the legal women voters for all districts and the Seaview neighborhood council were their presentation by the council candidates in ranging for Walking door-to-door one of the hopeful things that we can get a report The concerns of the public with respect to code enforcement They…”
“A couple. With respect to the water coming out of the pipeline, it's under pressure. So there would possibly be no possibility of something going back into the water system. Just on the caution of that, can you explain how we test the water so we don't have to wait for water coming to the surface to know that there is an issue? And the reason I ask, there was a recent story in the LA Times with respect to expectations of a lot of storm water and drainage lines. Potentially going into areas where that have been evacuated and there could be an issue and we are in advance looking into that stuff…”
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“Mayor. Thank you. Mayor, will you ask the speaker, is she speaking as a private citizen or legal representation for any of the parties in the lawsuits? To clarify that so we get her on the record. A little bit of background noise.”
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“Thank you, Mayor. I'd like to piggyback on Council Member Perez's comment. When people have large items that they want to get rid of, the City of Oxnard has a program. You can call in and they will pick up a large item for you if you make an appointment up to a number of times per year. And I can tell you, no matter where it is in the City of Oxnard, the area that gets pounded in my area is on Patterson between Teal Club and Doris. refrigerators, sofas, furniture, and it's picked up the next day and somebody comes back. Ladies and gentlemen, this is not coming from people outside your…”
“I'd just like to add, the Dallas Cowboys camp has opened up and I appreciate the fact that the city of Oxnard is doing their best to prevent over impacting neighborhoods with parking. And for the residents and the drivers, be careful when you're driving around. A lot of little kids.”
“With the number of written comments that we got on six with respect to the contract for the seawalls, I think it would be wise to have somebody come up and just give a brief overlay of what's going on. I'm not asking to pull it, but we haven't gotten that many written comments on things quite some time.”
“Just a brief explanation Why this item is on the agenda this way and what the project is is briefly without violating any measure M or anything else?”
“And if you could just address, there may be a lot of people who don't understand what the title change has to do with in these projects.”
“Thank you very much. And I can share with the council, the residents are extremely thrilled for the work that's going. They're very supportive. There were concerns that because of the times that the work would be done because of the tides, my understanding is nobody's complaining. They're thrilled that it's going forward. And we've gotten a lot of support letters on this item. So I'd move this recommendation if there's no other comments.”
“Thank you very much. This was heavily discussed in the committee, and I'd like to bring back a couple of things. But just as we've gone back and forth, we're going to have helmet rules and regulations. Is there anything in the helmet rule and regulations that requires it to be attached? I see a lot of people writing them with the strings dangling down, which does nobody any good. Is there a requirement that it is attached?”
“That answers the question. The second part is on page three and number four and eight, it talks about certain areas of the city which will be, can or cannot be determined. What and who will decide those areas and how will that impact the protection for the riders?”
“Because I can see that at the very least, we're talking about there's not going to be a financial impact if we start making paints or we start putting signs. Nothing's free. There will be a financial impact. But how will the determination be made where it goes? Is it based on the most accidents or the most youthful riders or... And I will share with the council, the people that have scared the hell out of me most are definitely over 21, and they're going the wrong way, going too fast, and blowing through stop signs. But that's just a personal observation.”
“Thank you. If I can carry just a little bit more. I think I understood you mentioned boardwalks or pathways or walking like Seabridge. Will these be allowed in parks, on walking trails, on grass lawns? There was a resident in District 1 that was very adamant with her views, and I thought she would call in, but she didn't.”
“OK, thank you. With respect to at the very beginning of the program, we talked about other wheeled devices. How do we handle unicycle, the single wheel? How do we handle the skateboard? How do we handle the scooter? Are we going to come back with different rules for them? Or are they actually concreted into this thing that they're all covered?”
“Let me just quickly find that I think just for the city if you can identify them being it's a public meeting It'll be a tape because there's somebody's gonna get really upset that somebody's telling them they can't use certain things in certain places I think it would be helpful for the city.”
“Thank you very much. My last question, I believe, is when it's sort of identified there will not be a financial impact, when we hear these discussions going on and what will be expected, how do we verify that there may not be a financial impact?”