Remarks by Casey Middlebrooks, PhD
233 remarks on the record, newest first · Page 9 of 10
“I have a motion and a second. Any comments or questions by council? Hearing none, any comments or questions from the audience? Hearing none, all in favor say aye. Aye. Those opposed? The ayes have it. Moving on to resolution 8907-26.”
“I have a motion and a second. Any comments by council?”
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“Yeah, come on down. Thank you for your service. Moving on to resolution 890126.”
“I have a motion and a second with an abstention by Councilor Smith noted. Any comments or questions from the council? Hearing none, any comments or questions from the audience? Hearing none, all in favor say aye. Aye. Those opposed, excuse me, the ayes have it. Moving on to resolution 889926.”
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“Any comments or questions from council on this item? Any comments or questions from the audience? All right. All in favor, say aye. Aye. Those opposed? The ayes have it. Moving on to ordinance number 262708.”
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“Aye. With seven ayes, the ordinance is adopted. Moving on to resolution number 888826.”
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“Very good. I will note also, so it was discussed last meeting for phases two and three. This is going to take an inordinate amount of resources and effort to develop that piece of property due to the topography, the mine shafts, and everything associated with it. Now, once developed, that property could have very well been retail heavy, as well as what we see in phase one. But in order to recoup some of those infrastructure cost, instead of being retail heavy, the city has a vision for more entertainment, more health care, and more quality of living development within our city. So phases two…”
“Any other comments or questions from council? Any from the audience at this moment? Hearing none, all in favor say aye.”
“Those opposed? The ayes have it. Moving on to, we will take all these in one motion. Resolutions number 8902-26, 8903-26, 8904-26, and 8905-26.”
“He'll do a motion for 2021 and 22 then, Mr.”
“I have a motion and a second. Excuse me. This is a public hearing. Any comments or questions from council? Any comments or questions from the audience? Hearing none, we will close the public hearing. All in favor, say aye.”
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“Okay, I have a motion to table and then second, so I'll open the floor for discussion first. Sir, come on down and have it. If you'll give us your name and address.”
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“Sir, I have sympathy for your situation. However, I also have to have empathy and sympathy for your neighbors as well. This is definitely a hazard to surrounding properties. It's not fair to your neighbors. I understand that you may be going through some difficult times.”
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“How about we do call of the chair and we'll plan to address this the first meeting in September if it's not remade by then.”
“Second. I have a motion and a second. Any further comments or questions from the council? Any from the audience? All in favor say aye.”