Remarks by Darl Bruner
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“Applicant time is up. How much more do you have?”
“Thank you. My big question is, if your proposal passes, how long will we be without the Whopper?”
“Do you deliver to City Hall at all? Okay, thanks, good job. You did a lot of verbiage in that amount of time.”
“Any further questions for the applicant?”
“Okay. Is there any further? Yes. Yes. Okay. Go ahead.”
“Any further questions for the applicant? Okay. Thank you very much. We'll have you come back here in a little bit. Thank you. If there's any. Terry, are you about ready? And he did, he did, like I said, he said so much in a short period of time. So you can keep yours a little shorter if you want. Okay. Okay.”
“Okay. Okay, is there any other questions for staff, for Terry, for, no? Okay, I understand there's no one signed up as far as to bring public testimony. Is there anyone in our audience that is interested in bringing public testimony? Okay, rebuttal time. Is there anything that you would like to bring back to the council here? I think you're good for now, okay. So we just need a motion to close public hearing. So moved.”
“Okay, any further discussion? Let me just ask the applicant, then that's an understanding. but what the motion is. We have any, before I call for roll call? Okay, we're good. Roll call, please.”
“Okay, thank you. All right, so. APPRECIATE THE CONTINUING INVESTMENT IN NAPA. I GUESS HOPEFULLY SHE WON'T BECOME A BIG MAC PERSON.”
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“Okay, sir. We'll have you come back if we need to. Okay. So Christie, this is yours, right?”
“Questions, counsel? No? No questions. All right. Thank you so much, Christy. Appreciate that. Okay, would you like to come back for any comments? Oh, public testimony. Is there anyone here?”
“We do have two signed. I'm sorry about that. So go ahead and announce who the first one is, please.”
“Thank you. Thank you for being here and your support. Okay. Anyone else interested in speaking for the application? Mayor Bruner. Yes. Madam Clerk, what was his name? One more time.”
“Do you want to come back up and give an address for you?”
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“Amen, sister. Okay, Councilman Jangla, you're not gonna talk about any open space.”
“Okay, so I think we're ready for roll call.”
“Thanks. Thanks for being patient, patient, but you were you got it what you wanted, right? All right. Do we do I need a motion to adjourn from regular session before going to Yeah, you need to do this. But do we need to adjourn from the regular session? Okay. Okay, we can do that after after. Okay. That's it for our regular session. We are going to have an executive session, so I just need a motion as far as... Oh, I need to read that. Thank you very much. Action item, motion to adjourn into executive session pursuant to Idaho Code 74-2061 to consider records that are exempt from disclosure…”
“True disgust. Okay, I'm gonna start this one all over, and we'll get it right this time. To consider records that are exempt from disclosure as provided in chapter one, title 74, Idaho code, to discuss a legal memorandum about passing a permanent levy override to improve the city's public safety. Okay.”
“Okay, are we ready for a roll call on that?”