Remarks by Casey Middlebrooks, PhD
233 remarks on the record, newest first · Page 2 of 10
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“Thank you. Do I have a motion for acceptance?”
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“We will open up the floor for questions from council.”
“Well said, Councilor Driver. Any other comments from council?”
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“Very good. Do we not have a motion already?”
“Well, let's go ahead and have a motion before further discussion, sorry.”
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“I have a motion and a second. Any comments or questions from the council? From the audience? This is a public hearing, so we'll open up that hearing for public comments. Hearing no public comments, we will close the hearing and ask the clerk to call the roll.”
“Aye. With seven ayes, the ordinance is adopted. Moving on to ordinance number 262713.”
“I have a motion and a second. This is a public hearing. Any comments or questions from counsel? Any from the audience? We will close the public hearing and ask the clerk to call the roll, please.”
“Aye. With seven ayes, the ordinance is adopted. Moving on to Ordinance 262712.”
“I have a motion and a second. This is also a public hearing. So we will open up the comments or questions from council.”
“Yes, I agree. This is something we've all been asking for for quite a while, and I'm happy to see this finally come to fruition, hopefully with the vote, to cut some of the red tape that you see in the local government. So, Mayor, thank you. Thank you to your staff for prioritizing this. Any comments or questions from the audience? Hearing none, we will close the public hearing and ask the clerk to call the roll.”
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“He's wanting to know the codes that were violated.”
“Yes, sir. The city inspectors just need to verify that. So I'm going to entertain a motion for us to continue that for inspectors to go out and verify that they have been removed. And then we'll remove that from consideration.”