Remarks by Casey Middlebrooks, PhD
233 remarks on the record, newest first · Page 8 of 10
“Can we hear a positive or negative recommendation on this issue?”
“Okay, very well. Do I have a motion to remove this for consideration then?”
“Second. I have a motion and a second to remove this item for consideration. All in favor say aye. Aye. Aye. Those opposed, we will not hear this application tonight. Moving on to resolution number 89-2026.”
“I have a motion and a second. Once again, this is a public hearing, so we will open this up for that process. Any comments or questions from counsel? Uh, I will say I was not here Thursday night. Um, but I understand this does have a positive recommendation from staff, but this is, this is a grocery store. So this was a little bit different than a standalone store. As I understand it, this is beverages only.”
“Okay. Very good. Any other comments? Mr. President, I'm going to be abstaining from the vote. Very good. Any other comments or questions from council?”
“Okay. Do I have another motion? Do I have a second?”
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“Very good, thank you. All right, no further comments. We will close the public hearing. All in favor say aye. Aye. Those opposed? The resolution passes. We move on to...”
“Yes, sir. Thank you. Duly noted. We will take a motion to withdraw two resolutions, resolution number 89-21-26 and 89-22-26, due to them being cut for satisfaction. Do I have a motion for withdrawal?”
“I have a motion and a second. All in favor say aye. Aye. Those opposed? The ayes have it. We will no longer consider those resolutions. Next, I'll take a motion for resolution number 89-24-26 and resolution 89-23-26 together.”
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“Very good. What about repeat offenders? What options are there for recurring? You just have to go through it every time, huh?”
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“Very good. We'll take that up at the next meeting. It comes to the end of our business portion. Any council comments tonight? Yes, Mr. President, I have a couple. You're only limited to one.”
“Any other comments from counsel? With that, we're adjourned.”
“Watch your toes. Before I hand it over to the Mayor Durzis, I'll recognize one more special guest in the audience tonight, former Council Member Joe Reeves. Joe, thanks for coming out, buddy. You're a staple here, so we appreciate it.”
“All right. Council has received a copy of the agenda. Do I have a motion for adoption?”
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“Thank you. Thank you all for coming out.”
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