Remarks by Casey Middlebrooks, PhD
233 remarks on the record, newest first · Page 7 of 10
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“Aye. With six ayes, the ordinance is amended. Now if I'll have a motion for ordinance number 262709 as amended.”
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“I'm going to say aye. So with five nays, one aye, the motion fails. That's okay. So we'll move on to resolution number 89-17-26.”
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“Comments or questions from council? This is a public hearing. Any comments or questions from the public? Hearing none, we will close the public hearing. All in favor, say aye. Aye. Those opposed? The ayes have it. Moving on to resolution number 888926.”
“I have a motion and a second. This is also a public hearing, so we will open up the public hearing. Any comments or questions from council? Any from the public? Hearing none, we will close the public hearing. Oh, I'm sorry. Come on down. We'll open that public hearing back up. You'll give us your name, please.”
“I appreciate your time. Well, thank you. Indian Springs is a beautiful community. You've got a lot to be proud of.”
“I will say this is not a trauma one emergency room.”
“So whether there will be ambulance services, it's not the same as you're going to hear from a true hospital. We have a freestanding emergency room on 280 now, and then also one on 150 next to Sprouts.”
“So in my case, I've taken my family there when we've, so my son is special needs. If he gets sick, he may need fluids, you know, water. Without having to go to the emergency room where people have severe life and death situations. You have minor issues, even broken bones and so forth. You can take your family there and get an expedited care that you wouldn't have to sit through hours at a hospital. Does that make sense? I do absolutely understand.”
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“Thank you. Any other comments? Okay, now we will close the public hearing. All in favor say aye. Aye. Those opposed? The ayes have it. Moving on to resolution number 889026.”
“I have a motion and a second. This is also a public hearing, so we will open that up. Any comments or questions from council? Any comments or questions from the public? Hearing none, we will close the public hearing. All in favor say aye. Aye. Those opposed? The ayes have it. Moving on to resolution number 891826.”
“We have a motion and a second. Once again, this is a public hearing, so we will open up the public hearing. Any comments or questions from the council?”
“If you'd like, I know y'all discussed this Thursday night as well, but if you want to hear from staff again.”
“Is there anyone else from the staff you'd like to hear from?”
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“Thank you. Any comments or questions? Thank you, Chief. Any comments or questions from the public? If you come down, please. If you'll give us your name and area of town where you live, please.”
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“All in favor say aye. I'm sorry, I did not have my microphone on. I'll restate that. We're closing the public hearing. No more comments. So all in favor say aye. Those opposed say nay.”
“The resolution fails. Moving on to resolution 89-19-26.”
“I have a motion and a second. This is also a public hearing, so we'll open up a public hearing. Do we have a recommendation, positive or negative, on this issue?”
“No affidavit was received. And that's part of the process?”