Remarks by Darl Bruner
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“Okay. Okay, this is communications, and this is, of course, as Crystal Craig has already been introduced, and Public Works Staff Communications Interagency Equipment Road, what is that, Road EO? Rodeo. Okay. Rodeo. Well, guys, but it's spelled R-O-A-D and then a capital E and then an O. So I'm thinking of Snake River. That's not how it's spelled. Okay. Airport superintendent introduction and raise grant update. And please, Crystal, go ahead and start.”
“I want to hear about the mutton busting also, but go ahead.”
“Thanks. You made Nampa proud. Thank you. Thank you. All right.”
“She told me that this morning. That's right, 90-pound lab. All right, well, next time maybe at least your fiance. Maybe hold off on the lab. Thank you, guys. Okay, and then Lindsay, I just want to say thank you, but thank you for not leaving the city. Yeah. Okay? All right. You are a special talent, so appreciate you. Okay.”
“So help myself and others maybe with HDR. What's that? I'll have you come up to the mic. Got it.”
“Any other questions? Thank you very much for coming here and presenting.”
“A little bit on your plate there, Crystal.”
“Thank you. And before, I know we're over time here as far as public hearing, but I think we're going to have Rodney, you come up and finish our communications before we get to our one public hearing. Is this a fairly short one, Rodney? Okay. If you find your stuff. Okay.”
“Okay. We will move on. I listened to my directors. Let me tell you there. Good. You found it. Okay. Come on up. Let's get it done.”
Not quoted here: it may name a member of the public. Hear it at the meeting.
“And we'll be having you come back up. I'm sure there will be some questions that will need to be answered and responded to. Terry, you're up. Lady with the biggest smile in the city. Okay, here we go.”
“Mayor Boehner. Go ahead. Council President wanted to speak, and then you'll be on, Councilman. Are you done?”
“Thanks for disclosing, Council President. And then, Councilman Rodriguez, you still have a comment or question?”
“Councilman, what does that have to do with what I'm not understanding?”
“But did that have anything to do with this project?”
“I mean, safety is always FAA as far as question. I just want us to stay on point. So do you feel like that's on point?”
“No, a general question. I want us to stay on point on what the subject matter is. Okay. Any other questions, Mayor? Yes.”
“First, Councilman, did you have a comment? Then we'll come to you.”
“All right. Mayor? Well, these are giving out a lot of goodies and candy tonight, so it's nice of you. Just a second. We have a councilwoman who wanted to make a comment, so she will go first.”
“Thank you. Council, anything else before we move on to public testimony? Okay. Are we still having some technical difficulties? Do we have any names?”
“Okay, let me ask a couple questions and make a couple comments, please. Raise your hand if you want to go ahead and make a public testimony tonight. Okay, so I'm seeing more than 10. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16. That's not the Guinness Book of Records yet, but that's quite a few. So what I do ask, I think most of you are aware if you've been here before, you will have three minutes. You need to state your name and your address. This council, I am very confident, have read through their packet. I saw a list of several names that I've already written to this council. And…”
“All right. Are you ready for this? Okay, ready or not? Yeah. Okay.”
“Still need name, and I take it you're in the same address. Yes.”
“So anyway. Thanks. Thanks for supporting your husband. That's always good. Now, there's no other ladies on this side? Okay, you're good. I was going to say that those who had gray hair like me were next.”
“Thank you. We'll start with the next row on the left then who will go from the left to right. Okay.”