Remarks by Darl Bruner
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“So I'll stop. Any questions, Council? Thank you, Stephanie. Thank you. Any questions for our applicant? Not seeing any at this point in time. Okay, we will move on then. And Rodney, how's your voice? You're on. Yeah, if you didn't get any better than that, we're...”
“Yeah, any other questions for Daniel, Rodney, or otherwise you still have a little more presentation, Rodney. I do.”
“You want Doug to take that on, Rodney? I'm looking to Doug. I thought, yeah, he just woke up, so we're good. Okay.”
“Thank you. Anyone else? Rodney, thank you very much. Way to hang in there. Not feeling well. Okay, good job. Okay, I think we're ready for public testimony. Probably no one signed up, is there? No, I'm glad.”
“Okay, let me, Senator Lakey, come on up, and let me just kind of say, most of you are aware, at least I've read them all, and I am pretty confident the council has read most of the submittals, most, of course, not being in favor of this development. And I think Rodney has also summarized them well. Each and every one of you that have signed up, and there may be more before we're done here, have the total right to speak for three minutes. Of course, you'll give your name and your address. The one thing that I have always asked, I've taken some criticism for it. But if someone speaks before…”
“Thank you for the clarification. Any other questions? Okay. Madam Clerk, let's call up the next two. So, in other words, we'll have one speak and then one just standing behind, so we can kind of keep it moving here, if you would, please.”
“Yeah, stay close. I'm not good at checking text, and I've had individuals that are listening that said they had not been able to hear. So stay close to that mic, please.”
“Make sure he buys it, if that's okay. I just wanted to clarify. Yeah, absolutely, absolutely. Thank you, sir.”
“Just a minute. I need the audience to not respond in any way, shape, or form, okay, especially with voices. Thank you.”
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“Councilman, from previous, and it's lights. Are the damaged birds in the area?”
“I won't. Everybody in the room. No, no, no. Go sit down. Not campaigning. All right. Okay.”
“Yeah. You think I got to throw something or just hit him with water? Okay. Okay, I think we're ready. Name and address, please.”
“Larray Sizer, 12418. Okay, go ahead. Say it one more time, then she'll call the next person.”
“Okay, very good. Now we're ready. Thanks.”
“Thank you so much. I want to go ahead and try to come here. And keep your promise. Keep coming to council meetings. Oh, I will. All right.”
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“Yeah, hold on, Linda. Come on back. I think you're going to be called upon. We're going to start with Council President Bills, please.”
“Anybody that knows Linda Steele, she knows she can handle herself.”
“I have a different idea of fun. By the way, Linda Steele and others have – and it's their choice because the only thing we can do is educate, not advocate. But she has decided to advocate. But she is probably the main responsible for 100-plus –”
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“Okay, so we're gonna go, uh, one, one, one more time. How many, yeah, show me, uh, hopefully there's not as many hands as I saw last time. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. Okay. Becky, you're going last, Mark. Okay. Okay. Anyway, Becky, you're going to go first. I am an old-timer. Ladies go first. The men will have to wait last. So once Becky's done, we're going to start on this side. Furthest up, ladies. Until we get done with the ladies, then we'll start with the men. So remember, we need name and address. And I mean, it's almost 10 o'clock, so I am repeating this.…”
“Go home and tuck those kids in, okay? All right. Okay, over here, ladies. Okay, we're coming. And who's the next lady next to her? Okay, just go right behind her, please.”