Remarks by Darl Bruner
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“Okay. Anyone else is interested? Cheryl, you are going to come up. Okay. All right. Okay. We're not going to repeat anything, though, right, Cheryl?”
“Thanks, Cheryl. Here in just a bit, we'll have you come up. I have three. I'm going to just change agenda. Maybe you have some questions, too. I may need three individuals, some staff to come up. Daniel, you're my number one. And so I want you to speak to the contamination or whatever. And then, John, you may need to speak to the water also. And then we'll have Crystal come up. Or Lindsay could, too. Yes. Okay. Okay.”
“Okay, so you don't see contamination as far as...”
“Okay. John, do you have anything to add at all to what Daniel said? Okay. So, Crystal or Leslie, as far as speaking to... What I was mainly interested in, and Council may have questions, is what Patty mentioned as far as the six weeks. Is there still a plan that's not here yet to be conducted as far as the timing of this decision compared to the future airport plan?”
“As I've told the 800 employees, if I can't remember your name, if you're a female, it's Sue. If it's a male, it's Sam. But go ahead.”
“Okay. Thank you. Council, do you have any questions before? Yes.”
“And I'm glad you're doing that, Crystal, because I was going to have her come up anyway and just put her on the spot before she takes over all our finance. Okay. All right.”
“So, thank you. Thank you. You're now my favorite employee, too. Thank you.”
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“But your second building you are going to lease out, and there will be a lot of possibilities what may go in there, so you're not as far as certain how much traffic those would actually bring, right?”
“We have about a minute 20 left here. Any other comments or questions?”
“Any other questions, council? Okay. Thank you. Thank you. I think we're ready to move on. We're almost ahead of the two hour mark. How about that? Yes.”
“Hey, all in favor say aye. Aye. Thank you. Council discussion. And then we'll need a motion.”
“Mayor Brunner. Let's go to the council. No, ladies first. She's in pretty pink today.”
“Councilman Reynolds, can I indicate you want to make a comment?”
“Get a little closer to your microphone. I think you're...”
“Sorry? Your mic went out. No, it's green, but it's not working. I think if you went closer, you're okay.”
“Councilwoman Scog, you're about the only one that hasn't summarized.”
“So if there were to be a motion... Councilman, are you ready to make a motion with condition of approval?”
“Okay, let's move on for a motion. Everyone has spoken, so let's make a motion. Let's see what happens.”
“I hear a second. Any further discussion or explanation?”
“Thank you. So he's good with the second. Okay. So now we're ready for roll call, please.”
“They did. Yeah. When I, when I took this appointment, I, I made the promise. No ties. And this is the eighth one I've had in three months. So. Tuffy. Tuffy. Um, I'm going to vote yes on this. Let me just explain that. No way I'm going to make you folks happy over here. I understand that. But mainly two things. I feel like they've done everything they possibly can as far as to make things amenable to you from the distance changes, etc., And I'm also, from an airport standpoint, where I was listening to experts on what's going to be the plan for the future as far as them wanting to be this…”
“That concludes, and we're going to take a break. Ten-minute break, please.”