Remarks by Clint Byrom
81 remarks on the record, newest first · Page 1 of 4
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Not quoted here: it may name a member of the public. Hear it at the meeting.
City Council · Sep 14, 2026
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“Thank you, sir. John Jackson. State your name. You have three minutes. Thank you, sir. John Jackson.”
City Council · Sep 14, 2026
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“Thank you, sir. And I believe this is the last one. Yes, Bill Baldy. Same, sir. State your name for the record. You have three minutes, and thank you for being here.”
City Council · Sep 14, 2026
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“Sorry, excuse me. We have one comment on consent A. We have a comment signed up for that. And then we have some comments signed up for PSD number four, which I think is one of the ones that Member Patel pulled.”
City Council · Sep 14, 2026
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“We need to have a motion and a second to open this item so the public comment can be heard because it's for an item, correct?”
City Council · Sep 14, 2026
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Not quoted here: it may name a member of the public. Hear it at the meeting.
City Council · Sep 14, 2026
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“That's the only comment on this agenda item.”
City Council · Sep 14, 2026
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“Lawrence Orr. Francis, either one. When you guys put together the meeting minutes, especially on items that we have, as I say, considerable back and forth of different things that are discussed, I don't recall in my tenure that we have done a breakdown in the minutes of that back and forth discussion and questions that were posed and all that kind of stuff. Have we done that and I haven't seen it? Or would this be something that is unique to what we typically do?”
City Council · Sep 14, 2026
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“Well, and they are. captured in the record, both in the live stream, the posting on the city's website, and the posting on the city's YouTube channel. The purpose of minutes is, correct me if I say this wrong, because I want to make sure our legality is correct. The purpose of the minutes is to generally summarize the votes that were taken throughout the course of a meeting, correct?”
City Council · Sep 14, 2026
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“So are minutes as drafted fulfill their intent? as written. Yes, sir.”
City Council · Sep 14, 2026
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“That's a question. Because that's not the way we do minutes. That's inconsistent with all of our other processes.”
City Council · Sep 14, 2026
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“May I make a suggestion? Member Byrum, yes, sir. Since we, your supplement is very detailed, 14 pages. That's not what you're asking for. Or how many pages was it? Oh, it's 14 pages of the whole packet. Sorry. I wouldn't do that to you. No, fair enough. So perhaps maybe in the interest of moving the meeting along and having clearer understanding, perhaps we table this or postpone this to the next meeting. We can push the minutes, and you can make a proposal on what you would like to actually be in the minutes. So then we have something specific to do. rather than just kind of a few things…”
City Council · Sep 14, 2026
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“Correct. So I would be motioning that we postpone to the 28th meeting and have a recommendation and ratify the August 5th, 10th special meeting and 10th regular meeting on the 28th when we have a proposal on what you would like to see added to our normal course of minutes.”
City Council · Sep 14, 2026
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“Sorry, trying to get clarification on what we're doing here. We have a motion and a second that put the agenda item on the table.”
City Council · Sep 14, 2026
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“And so calling the question means calling the vote. Yes, sir, it does.”
City Council · Sep 14, 2026
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“Just making sure that the general public that doesn't deal with all of this nuance understands what we're talking about as we get through this. So we have a motion and a second that put the item on the table. Then we had a motion to call the vote. Yes, sir. And so we need to second the motion to call the vote.”
City Council · Sep 14, 2026
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“Well, to call the vote, we would have to second it. Yes, sir. Two-thirds. Yes, sir. We would need a two-thirds majority of council to call the vote. Yes, sir. Without any additional discussion. That two-thirds would just allow the vote. Yes, sir. Okay.”
City Council · Sep 14, 2026
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“That's where we're at. So my motion to postpone can't be heard until we deal with Member Echols' motion. Call the question.”
City Council · Sep 14, 2026
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“Then call the question. Then we can move forward.”
City Council · Sep 14, 2026
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“Now we've disposed of that. So now I can put my motion to postpone on the floor.”
City Council · Sep 14, 2026
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“Okay. Fair enough. So I would motion that we postpone consideration of possible action for the regular council meeting minutes for August 10th to the September 28th council meeting. So moved. Second.”
City Council · Sep 14, 2026
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“Any further discussion, or now we can vote? Yeah.”
City Council · Sep 14, 2026
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“So we already motioned that on the table. It's now.”
City Council · Sep 14, 2026
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“We can just call the vote. We don't have to amend it. Yes, sir. Madam Secretary, would you call for the vote?”
City Council · Sep 14, 2026
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“There we go. Consideration possible action resolution number R2026-140. So moved. Second.”
City Council · Sep 14, 2026