Remarks by Bob Nelson
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“Opposed? The motion to deny passes unanimously. All right, we're going to, I think, try to get one more item in before lunch, and it's going to be a short lunch today, only half an hour. So, yeah. So Madam Clerk, we'll roll right into this. Madam Clerk, will you please read departmental item number five into the record. And those of you for department item number six, sorry that we couldn't get to that before lunch, but we will only have a short lunch before we, about a half an hour. So we won't be long. So hang in there.”
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“Supervisor Capps, any ex parte disclosures on this item?”
“Okay. And I do not have any ex parte disclosures as well. Supervisor Lee, do you have any ex parte communications to disclose? No. Okay. Thank you for the patience there. And go ahead and take it from here.”
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“All right. This time it would be the 10 minutes for the appellate's presentation.”
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“All right. Supervisor Hartman, then I have a question as well. Please.”
“I have a question. So we began this audit in 2022. When did the short-term rentals begin on that property?”
“So just the period that we audited is that the operations just happened to be the same three years that we went back and audited?”
“Okay, because I think we only get to go back three years, if I'm correct, right?”
“Okay, I want to get some clarity from... So, did you guys in your investigation determine that the audit period was the same type of operation, or did you guys have any detection that there was operations prior to your statutory period that you were able to audit?”
“So we don't know on your guys's side, whether that happened and that three years just happens to be the only three years that they owned it. Okay. All right. Um, okay. That's, uh, the information there, I guess our next step in this appeal is to ask if there's any public comment on this item. Thank you. We'll, we'll get back to you here in a moment. chair nelson members of the board we have no request to speak from the public on this item all right actually i'm going to have you come back up um it's a rebuttal do you have any you've got five more minutes if you want to discuss anything else…”
“Okay, thank you. All right, but while you're up here, it seems like Senator Hartman has a question for you.”
“Were you looking for her to respond to that?”
“All right, thank you, Supervisor Hartman. All right, thank you, ma'am. Back to staff, any further comments from staff? Okay, no additional staff comments. Back to board for deliberations. Anybody like to deliberate or make a motion?”
“I don't think there's any further questions from the board, so I think we're ready. I mean, I'm comfortable with the motion. All right. And we'll then open up for discussion after there's a second, if there's a second.”
“Which is to deny the appeal. All right. All right. Is there a second for that motion?”
“Second from Supervisor Hartman. All right. Any further deliberations on that motion? um yeah i i guess i'm going to support this motion um you know it is uh i know i feel for the people who get stuck in these situations but there's a basic fairness and obligation that we have up here to enforce these rules and um uh i'm comfortable with it um i did have yeah it doesn't matter in the emotion so yeah i support the motion supervisor”
“All right. All right. Supervisor Capps and Supervisor Lavagnino.”
“All right, thank you, Supervisor Lavagnino. So seeing, I think we're all discussed out here, so if we can, we've got a motion and a second.”
“A and B, let me just double check. Yeah, that's right, A and B. A and B, yes. All right, motion and a second. All in favor signify by saying aye.”
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“All right, thank you very much. Now we'll get back to departmental item number six. Madam Clerk, would you please read that item into the record?”