Remarks by Darl Bruner
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“Okay. So, counsel, I guess I need your opinion as far as how we move ahead. So, I mean, this is an action item. Authorize Mayor to sign non-exclusive public right-of-way license agreement with Columbine Telephone Company, Inc. for use of public right-of-way for fiber optic installation. Approved by our city attorney.”
“Okay, and just a quick discussion. What do you see, legal Blair, as a timeline when we can actually come up with some of this information that has been requested?”
“So, Councilman, what's your choice here? What are you desiring?”
“Okay, we have a motion and a second. Any further discussion? Okay, roll call, please.”
“Okay. Thank you. So we are needing now is communications. Madam Clerk, are we good for that?”
“Okay. We're going to start with 4-1 police staff communications. Salvation Army update, please.”
“Good. Any questions for the lieutenant? Thank you. Appreciate you filling in. Okay, our second, and I believe Rodney, is Rodney not going to present on this, is he, or is he going to be online to present? Okay.”
“Okay, you are a trooper, my man. He has a flu, and thank you for not being here to share it. Okay, Planning and Zoning Staff Communications, and this is our Director, Rodney Ashby, please.”
“Any other questions? Okay. Thank you. And you're going to hang in here for that final public hearing? All right. Go take a nap. All right. Okay. 4.3, Development and Service of Staff Communications, Mobile Food Vendor License Update. Mark Stirrer. Thank you, Mark, for all your work you've been doing on this.”
“Okay. Mark, so how do you want the council to proceed as far as communication and so on as far as before our November 2nd meeting? How would you like for them to communicate or meet with you in person?”
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“I'm sorry. Did you give your full name? I'm sorry.”
“Okay. You can go ahead and have a seat, and then we may bring you back up later. Does that forward mean you have a question, Council President?”
“Thank you. Okay, thank you very much. Candace, is this yours? All right, here we go.”
“Any questions for Candace? Okay. Madam Clerk has said there's no one that has signed up as far as to publicly testify. Is there anyone that has not signed up that would like to testify regarding this issue?”
“We did not. We weren't aware of that, no. We're going to have Daniel Badger come up and maybe help with that surprise. They do not have to abandon the well.”
“Illegal. Do we need anything from Blair? Age 357.”
“A little bit. We like to help the heart rate a little bit. Okay, here we go. Do we have a motion to close public hearing? So moved. Second. All in favor say aye.”
“ANY COUNCIL DISCUSSION? OTHERWISE, WE'LL DO IT. DO PLEASE HAVE A MOTION. MAYOR, I MOVE TO APPROVE.”
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“You'll just have a little penalty because you went one minute in and over, but that's okay.”
“You're always perfect on those things. Thank you, Mayor. Any questions for Sabrina? I do, Mayor.”
“I'm assuming a discussion a little bit, a previous discussion earlier in council meeting regarding conflict of interest. Yes.”
“They do have a dairy cow at the entrance. No, just kidding.”
“Okay. Counsel, anything further before we go to staff? Okay. Thank you. Okay. Thank you, Sabrina. Terry?”