Remarks by Christi Fraga
2,372 remarks on the record, newest first · Page 34 of 95
“Yes, limited, but it just takes a long time to produce these vehicles. Of course. Yes, I got it. Okay, Councilman Pinedo?”
“Thank you, Councilman. Okay, any other comments?”
“I think we allow the administration, give them direction to come back in, I guess, February with a full plan, also the proposal for how we're going to manage the fleet, because we do have a lot of vehicles we need to retire, so...”
“That's what we're looking at doing, is coming back with an option for O&M and everything we need to do to manage a fee.”
“One more comment. Yep, any more comments? I do, Mayor.”
“All right. I don't think we need a motion. I think there's enough direction to come back with a full discussion on this, and we'll work on that. So thank you guys also.”
“And thank you to the consultants. I did participate in many of the workshops. You guys did a great job in listening to everybody, all of you. The department, everybody did a great job. So we're going to move forward sooner than you think. Thank you. All right. We'll move into the first reading items.”
“All right. I'm going to go ahead and open up the public comments for this item. Public comments is now open for first reading of 19A25-6400. Anyone who would like to speak, please approach the podium.”
“Being none, public comments now close, and I believe we will hear from the Planning and Zoning Department. Good evening, Mayor and Council.”
“Motion to approve by Councilwoman Reynoso. Second. Second by Vice Mayor Cabral. No additional questions. Madam Clerk, please call the roll.”
“ALL RIGHT. I'M GOING TO GO AHEAD AND OPEN It's item 19B. Being none, public comments now close, and we will turn it over to Public Works. Hi, Rita.”
“No, I checked the ordinance. Anybody have any questions? It's just implementing the additional parking passes and the permits and stuff.”
“Any questions? Motion. Okay. Motion to approve by Councilman Reynoso. Second. Second by Vice Mayor Cabral. There's no additional questions. Madam Clerk, please call the roll.”
“Councilman Pinero? Yes. Councilman Porras? Yes. Mayor Fraga? Yes. Motion passes. All right. Thank you very much, guys, for implementing that.”
“All right, I'm going to go ahead and open up the public comments. Public comments is now open Friday, 19C or 25-6413. Anyone who would like to speak, please approach the podium. All right, being then, public comments is now closed, and we'll go ahead and hear from this Councilwoman Reynoso's office, I believe, with planning as well.”
“Any comments or questions? Yes, Councilman Pinedo.”
“Motion to approve by Councilman Pinedo. Second. Second by Councilman Reynoso. Any additional questions? I just had a comment also. I think this is great and similar to what we did with the tobacco shops. I think it's important to limit. So great job. All right.”
“Open up public comments for Item 19D, also known as 25-6415. Anyone who would like to speak on this item, please approach the podium.”
“BEING NONE, PUBLIC COMMENTS IS NOW CLOSED AND WE'LL TURN IT OVER TO COUNCILMAN PINERO. THIS IS YOUR ITEM.”
“THANK YOU VERY MUCH, COUNCILMAN. ANY QUESTIONS? MOTION. MOTION IS APPROVED BY COUNCILWOMAN REYNOSO. SECOND. SECOND BY VICE MAYOR CABRA. I JUST HAVE ONE QUESTION. IS THERE A FEED FOR THE REGISTRATION?”
“NO ADDITION. All right, Madam Clerk, let's call the roll.”
“All right, thank you very much. Move on to the next item.”
“All right, I'm going to go ahead and open up public comments. Public comments is now open for item 19E or 25-6279. Anyone who would like to speak on this item, please approach the podium. OK, being none, public comments is now closed. And we'll hear from Roman, our procurement division.”
“Can you just explain the purpose of having three quotes”
“Does this make it easier or harder, more restrictive, more lenient for the city manager to expend under the threshold?”