Remarks by Dr. Mia Hall
11 remarks on the record, newest first · Page 1 of 1
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“the most important part is to provide for the protections or the site plan that is least intrusive, I guess, on the people that it's going to be the most proximate to. So I definitely want to continue on the moratorium process. But unfortunately, this was a case that was already in the pipeline and it's toothpaste out of the tube. And at this point, I want to do what's best for the residents, that it's greatly impacts. That's all I have.”
City Council · Sep 15, 2026
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“Mayor and Council, I request your consideration to appoint Aaron Capone to the Aviation Advisory Board with a term effective September 15, 2026 and ending October 1, 2028. Mayor, I'm going to mention it in a second. Thank you. Please vote.”
City Council · Sep 15, 2026
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“So I just wanted to clarify and make sure that I understood or that others understood. So when we see a vote unanimously to approve the budget, I don't know, it makes me want to anticipate that there would be a unanimous vote to approve the tax rate that supports the budget. But in the case that that were not the case and that there was not a majority to raise the tax rate, how will we then enact the budget?”
City Council · Sep 15, 2026
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“then we would have to change the budget. So any support for a budget would imply that you support the tax rate that funds that budget. Logically. Okay, I just wanted to make sure that I understood.”
City Council · Sep 15, 2026
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“Thank you, Mayor Perkinson. Chief, so I see that you're comparative agencies, but as compared to Arlington's and the other large metropolitan cities like our own, did you have therapy?”
City Council · Sep 1, 2026
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“So the lift assist fee is, I want to characterize it for you, is it a new practice amongst agencies or departments? I'd say it's relatively new. Okay, thank you. Yes, ma'am.”
City Council · Sep 1, 2026
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“I thought we were going around the table, but Michael jumped in. Not a big deal. I can wait my turn. So I think my concern actually is kind of in line with my colleagues. I think mine kind of lands more with the smaller nonprofit or the smaller organizations. I don't want to deter people where they may have had a smaller event and they would pay for the standby services and now just kind of making it where they'd rather risk it and not have you there. Because they don't have to, I guess. So I am kind of curious as to why the option was 5% all the way to 66% and not something somewhere a…”
City Council · Sep 1, 2026
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“Thank you for that. And so I would say to inform my decision-making, I would, to my point, To Councilman Crane's point, I would like to see what that cost looks like for a large-scale event. And I would like to also know, again, I'm always going to ask you comparatively what we are charging versus what other people are charging, just to have something more than a standard and then what we need to cover the cost of it.”
City Council · Sep 1, 2026
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“So this year, my mother-in-law has come to live with us. And so this year, we did have two medical emergencies. And so I recognize her face. I don't know if they recognize mine, but they came out to my home. And just experiencing those emergencies and anxiety and have lived a long adult life and never had to dial 911. I was very grateful for the staff that showed up, for the care that they rendered, and just the honest, candid communication on that second visit. So thank you so much for all the work that you do and very much appreciate it and want to be here to support you and to Carlos's…”
City Council · Sep 1, 2026
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City Council · Sep 1, 2026
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“Well, thank you. Congratulations on these numbers.”
City Council · Sep 1, 2026