Remarks by Bruce Guyton

618 remarks on the record, newest first · Page 13 of 25

  1. Play at 24:24
    “NEW SPEAKER THANK YOU, VICE CHAIR SPIRITUS. MAYOR LAWSON.”

    City Council · Sep 2, 2026

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    “Thank you, Mr. Chair. Thank you, Mayor. Councilwoman Davis-Preneur.”

    City Council · Sep 2, 2026

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    “NEW SPEAKER, CHAIRMAN DUERGEN. Councilwoman Lanier, then me, then back to you.”

    City Council · Sep 2, 2026

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    “ARE YOU DONE? YES. SO WE LIVE IN THE OCEANFRONT COMMUNITY. people come to our community for entertainment i know that there are people that don't enjoy entertainment as others do they enjoy different type of entertainment during the day quiet you know in their respective homes um but we live in south florida um Entertainment is a means to draw business for our local vendors and entrepreneurs. We don't get as much sales tax in our city because it's restrictive. People don't come here to spend money. They don't come here to enjoy themselves. That's the problem with me. We didn't have any…”

    City Council · Sep 2, 2026

  5. Play at 37:09
    “Wait, wait, wait. Okay, Mayor Lawson. Vice Chair Spiridus still has the floor.”

    City Council · Sep 2, 2026

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    Not quoted here: it may name a member of the public. Hear it at the meeting.

    City Council · Sep 2, 2026

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    “50 decibels from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. And I'll go back to the time that you're referring to. the times that you're referring to that these decimals are allowed?”

    City Council · Sep 2, 2026

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    “Okay. Councilwoman Lanier, then I have some comments, then we have to vote on this. We're not going to talk about this all night.”

    City Council · Sep 2, 2026

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    “Okay, you can put the motion on the floor. I can make my comments on discussion. Is there a second to that motion? I'll second. She wants to go back to the original.”

    City Council · Sep 2, 2026

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    Not quoted here: it may name a member of the public. Hear it at the meeting.

    City Council · Sep 2, 2026

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    “And I want to put that into the record, what it is. So do you have what the original one was? The original first read, yes. So we can all understand the motion and what we are voting on. And while he's doing that, I'm sorry.”

    City Council · Sep 2, 2026

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    Not quoted here: it may name a member of the public. Hear it at the meeting.

    City Council · Sep 2, 2026

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    “On first reading? Correct. Okay. And let me say this. I was going to make some comments. And I kind of glossed over it. We have an oceanfront community. People come to our community sometimes for entertainment and then find there is none here. Then they go to West Palm. They go to Delray. They come here for our beaches and they on vacation. They want to have some entertainment. Not out of the ordinary, nothing two, three, four, five o'clock in the morning, like down in Miami, nonstop. But we have gotten into this mode that it's acceptable not to have anything or have it at an unreasonable…”

    City Council · Sep 2, 2026

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    “We've already had the public comment. We've already done public comment.”

    City Council · Sep 2, 2026

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    “Yes. And let me clarify, we're going back to the original one that you first brought before us. Yes.”

    City Council · Sep 2, 2026

  16. Play at 48:34
    “Send us a copy of the original one that we got voted on. We'll do. Okay. Thank you. Madam Clerk, next item, please.”

    City Council · Sep 2, 2026

  17. Play at 49:50
    “Thank you. I will entertain a motion now.”

    City Council · Sep 2, 2026

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    “So moved by Vice Chair Spiridon. Seconded by Councilwoman Davis-Preneur. Discussion on the motion? Staff.”

    City Council · Sep 2, 2026

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    “And the newly enacted state statute wanted to do what?”

    City Council · Sep 2, 2026

  20. Play at 59:41
    “OK, are. Who's going to give us a summary of how we address those concerns within our ordinance?”

    City Council · Sep 2, 2026

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    “proposing to replace it with is uh what miss gaines is about to speak to you about now and i will allow her to give us what is what is the that's the current language not word for word that you're saying you're taking out an entire section what did that section articulate so under number one on the slide here”

    City Council · Sep 2, 2026

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    “OK. All those people that you just called would probably have a part in it, are probably needed in some aspect. I think, let me say what concerns me. There's not a lead person identified to be responsible of ensuring that the other departments and organizations are doing what they're supposed to do and keeping a tracking system of what we're actually accomplishing. Somebody needs to be the lead and pulling everything together. You don't have to do it tonight, but when you come back, even if we have the higher position designated because of all the development we have going on, We need…”

    City Council · Sep 2, 2026

  23. Play at 1:18:20
    “I ALSO WANT TO TALK ABOUT THE HOW WOULD THE REVIDENCE BE NOTIFIED TO REGISTER?”

    City Council · Sep 2, 2026

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    “So could you go back to the issue that I've seen over the years is enforcement. And I want to make sure that there are some teeth in it. I know you said we would kick it over to legal to determine what can be done. That's pretty vague. And it would also depend on how far in the process I guess it is and what would be a reasonable and logical point of enforcement or degree of enforcement. Can it ever get up to we don't want to use you on the job? because you're not adhering to our requirement for first choice hiring and all these other things. I guess that's a legal question. I'm sorry, when…”

    City Council · Sep 2, 2026

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    “And once they get too far down the road, it's very difficult to stop a project in the middle of it. So how can we identify the problems early on on the front end of the project and not wait until the middle and end of the project to realize that they're really not adhering to what we're requiring of them? And at that point, it will be difficult or not wise to try to pull them off the project because they're so deep into it. So how can we catch it early? That's my point.”

    City Council · Sep 2, 2026

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