Remarks by Eric Hubbard

13 remarks on the record, newest first · Page 1 of 1

  1. Play at 38:12
    “Hold on, I'm sorry. Can I get your name and your address? Your name and address.”

    Planning Commission · Jul 7, 2026

  2. Play at 38:30
    “They got to give theirs too, name and address. They do.”

    Planning Commission · Jul 7, 2026

  3. Play at 42:46
    “Excuse me, pardon me. The time has expired. I apologize.”

    Planning Commission · Jul 7, 2026

  4. Play at 42:52
    “You have 10 minutes for opposition, 10 minutes for the applicant. That's how it goes. That is the rule. Not 10 minutes per person. So the time has expired and we did not extend time for the applicant and we're not, there's not a motion. But thank you, your comments are noted.”

    Planning Commission · Jul 7, 2026

  5. Play at 43:21
    “Thank you, ma'am, but your time has expired. Okay, ma'am, your time has expired. Thank you. Thank you for your comments. All right. At this time, the floor is open to have a motion to close the public hearing on item RZ26-004. Is there a motion to close public hearing?”

    Planning Commission · Jul 7, 2026

  6. Play at 43:49
    “There's been a motion by Commissioner Williams, seconded by Commissioner Jackson. All in favor vote by saying aye. Aye. Any opposed? Let the record reflect that it was one opposed. Let the record reflect that we have four commissioners that voted to close public hearing, which carried one opposition, which was Commissioner Walker. Let the record also reflect that on the dais we have Commissioner Lemuel Hawkins for District 5, so we do have a full commission on this item. The floor is open for discussion by the commissioners. Commissioner Williams.”

    Planning Commission · Jul 7, 2026

  7. Play at 45:51
    “If the city attorney will the deputy director would like to expand upon that your floor is yours.”

    Planning Commission · Jul 7, 2026

  8. Play at 47:24
    “All right. Thank you, Commissioner Williams. Commissioner Jackson.”

    Planning Commission · Jul 7, 2026

  9. Play at 49:05
    “Thank you. Thank you, Commissioner Jackson. Well, the chair has a, I have something to say in discussion. Unless Commissioner Hawkins, you want to go first. I'm sorry. Go ahead.”

    Planning Commission · Jul 7, 2026

  10. Play at 50:53
    “Thank you, Commissioner Hawkins. What I see on this is that you have, and I appreciate everybody's comments. I appreciate the applicant for coming out. That is right. And the citizens, that is your right to go ahead and make a case and a presentation. And I think, Commissioner Hawkins, when the applicant said, hey, this is the city's application, well, The city, meaning the administration that was involved in a lawsuit, probably because of whatever arrangements. I'm not privy to the settlement agreement. I don't work for the city of Stonecrest. I serve on the planning commission and I'm a…”

    Planning Commission · Jul 7, 2026

  11. Play at 56:20
    “All right. It's a motion by the chair for denial, seconded by Commissioner Williams. All in favor vote by saying aye. Aye. Those opposed? Let the record reflect. It's unanimous. We recommend denial of this application. This case is closed. And at this time, are there any announcements?”

    Planning Commission · Jul 7, 2026

  12. Play at 56:46
    “Thank you. For those persons who live in Ellenwood, Georgia, or if you live in Gwinnett or Rockdale and you're here tonight, or Henry or Clayton County, you have an election July the 28th. That is for the congressional seat for District 13, which was once held by David Scott, who passed this summer. That election is on the ballot. So please get out and vote. Your vote is your voice. And if you don't vote and you live in that district, then shame on you. And sometimes we get the representation we deserve when we're not involved. Thank you everyone for coming out. Have a good night. Can I get a…”

    Planning Commission · Jul 7, 2026

  13. Play at 57:36
    “Aye. Have a good night, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you.”

    Planning Commission · Jul 7, 2026

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