Remarks by Christi Fraga
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“Okay, thank you very much for your opinion. All right, just to close, I want to put on the record the two letters that I received from residents showing taxpayer money being spent to campaign as vice mayor. For the record, I'll put those. I had them. Why are you saying I'm campaigning? I have this on the floor. I have the floor right now.”
“I have the floor. Thank you very much. I have the floor at this time. So just to close this item very quickly, I think that there's been a lot of Accusations made there's been a lot of things said you know it's really unfortunate How you know we're hypocritical about the way we handle things because you know? If anybody has violated the charter before it was in how we did certain selections of the city manager previously You know I was told to sue the city if I didn't like the decision that was being made from this council So you know it's really unfortunate I understand that there may be…”
“Okay. Just want to make sure. Madam Clerk, please call the roll.”
“Okay, Councilwoman Reynoso, this is your item. Before we move on, I also want to just mention I'm going to be implementing the clock moving forward on our discussion items. Madam Clerk?”
“Hold on, Councilwoman Reynoso. Councilwoman Porras, are you being excused? I'm being excused. Okay, thank you. Please note on the record, thank you very much.”
“Motion to approve by Council Member Pinedo. Second. Second. Second by Councilwoman Reynoso. I just want to make a quick comment on this. I appreciate this item because I think, and I'm sure you've experienced this as when you worked here and even over the past two years, that there is a need for some clarity on protocols and procedures through public affairs. And so thank you for asking and allowing me to work with the city manager's office to create those policies and procedures as a spokesperson of the city. I think it's important that there is guidelines. And so I will bring forward…”
“Actually, we're already roll calling at this time. Sorry, we did ask if there was any comments. Okay. Councilwoman Cabral.”
“All right, thank you very much. We need a motion to adjourn.”
“Motion to adjourn by Councilman Cabrera, second by Councilman Pineda. All in favor say aye. Aye. This meeting is adjourned. Thank you. Thank you very much.”
“Good evening. We are now calling this meeting to order. It is Monday, November 4th, 2024. It is now 5.11 p.m. and this is a special council meeting regarding the resource recovery facility. Madam Clerk, please call the roll.”
“Thank you. Please rise for the Pledge of Allegiance led by Vice Mayor Puig Corbett. Okay, I don't believe we have anything to the agenda. Order of business, so I'll go into public comments. If there's any public comments at this time, the meeting is now open for public comments. This is your reasonable opportunity period. You have three minutes to speak. Please state your name and address for the record. There being none. Okay, public comments is now closed, and we'll move on to the discussion items.”
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“All right. Any other questions? Any other questions? I'll just say I did confirm and check. I actually had a meeting with Commissioner Rodriguez last week on Tuesday or this week. Yeah, last week on Tuesday. And I was told that there would be a deferral on the item. And it was pretty much confirmed to December and that there is a new site that they're currently looking at. So it seems like there's gonna be more options on the table. But I'm supportive of moving forward with this, just in case. So we have it. Motion to approve. Gives us protection.”
“Motion by Vice Mayor Puig Corbett, second by Councilman Pinero. Madam Clerk, please call the roll.”
“Second by Vice Mayor Puigcorve. Final clerk, please call the roll.”
“Motion passes. Okay, great. Now I need a motion to adjourn. Motion to adjourn. Motion to adjourn by Vice Mayor Puigcorve. Second by Councilman Pinedo. All in favor say aye. Aye. This meeting is adjourned.”
“Wednesday, October 23rd, 2024. The time is now 10.08 a.m. And this is our regular council meeting for October.”
“Present. Mayor Hapcorn. Please rise for the Pledge of Allegiance led by Councilman Pinedo.”
“Okay, we will now have the invocation by Rabbi Brashevisky.”
“Amen, thank you, Rabbi. Okay, we will now move on to the agenda order of business, starting with the city manager's office.”
“Okay. Council? Through the Mayor? Yes. Councilman Porras? Yes.”
“Okay, we have a motion and a second for the lay-down items. Madam Clerk, I'm going to call the roll on that.”
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“Thank you, please see the clerk just to fill out a card. Thank you very much. Anyone else would like to speak during public comments? Now would be the opportunity, I have no comment cards at this time. Okay, being none, public comments is now closed, and I need a motion on the consent agenda once the clerk reads the items that we will be approving in.”