Remarks by Frank Bubenik
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She needs more clarification, so let's help her out.
Okay. Want to ponder it a little bit? Yeah.
I'd say that, in my opinion, stick with TBFNR to just kick off the conversation and go from there. Because they're going to have the expertise, you know, in all honesty. TVF&R knows what's in the community. They already know because they have to be prepared for it. That's why the hazmat team's here. So they have an inventory. I know it's been done in preparation for an earthquake preparedness that they know, in addition to the police, what sites they have to go to first to shut things down. So my suggestion is, like you were saying, is TVF&R informational session in the future that discusses…
Yeah, because they need to know what they're walking into so they know, you know, they don't get hurt.
Right. We'll have to work with them. All right. All right. Any other further discussion on this? All right. With that, I'll move on the agenda. Items removed for consent. We had none. Council Communications. Any Council Communications?
You can state it again. That was a work session, this isn't a regular session, go for it.
We appreciate it Any other announcements, I'm sorry Thanks I move to adjourn second I have a motion and a second to adjourn the meeting for this evening. Any discussion on the motions? All in favor say aye.
Opposed? It's unanimous. Thank you. Good night.
Just waiting on the queue. All right. Good evening and welcome to the September 14th, 2026 Tualatin City Council meeting. I'll go ahead and call this meeting to order. First item on our agenda tonight is a pledge of allegiance led by Council Brooks. Thank you, Councillor Brooks. That brings us to announcements. Our first announcement is a proclamation declaring September 15th to October 15th, 2026 as Hispanic Heritage Month in the City of Tualatin. We have an English version of the proclamation and a Spanish version of the proclamation. So we'll start with the first one, the English one,…
That brings us to item number two. Proclamation declared September 17th to the 23rd of 2026 as Constitution Week in the city of Tualatin. I understand we have representatives of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
You can go ahead and sit in those two seats and then turn your mics on, and I understand some brief comments. Welcome.
That's super brief. All right. Reading the proclamation tonight will be Councillor Sacco.
We're going to sign it and we'll hand it to you real quick. All right. And then Councillor Sack will go ahead and present it. I think, yeah, just get Nicole's signature on that one, too.
Thank you for coming tonight. Appreciate it. All right. Again, thank you for coming tonight. All right. Item number three, new employee introduction, recreation supervisor Erica Baylor. Hopefully I said it right. I think, Julie, you're introducing her?
You came at a busy time of year, end of summer, going into the fall with lots of events coming in the future. So looking forward to you helping and pitching in with Julie and coming up with maybe some of your new ideas of some stuff you might be able to rip off of Wilsonville. You know, the implement here, of course, much better. But thank you. Welcome to the team. Thanks.
Our next employee introduction is our new Deputy Parks and Recreation Director, Kira Haggart. Introduced by Dustin. Welcome.
Well, thank you for coming here from Lake Oswego. We appreciate, again, our parks and recreation programs are top notch and always looking forward to having more additional talent here in town to provide outstanding services to our community. Thank you and welcome.
All right. Item number five, one more employee introduction, our new police services tech, Kayla, or is it Kayla or Kyla Goodwin? Kayla. Kayla. Welcome, Kayla. Chief.
You've got to turn your mic on. Broadcaster all across the world right now.
All right, so that brings us to public comment. Public comment is an opportunity for someone in the community to speak on something that is not on the agenda tonight. Please keep your comments to about three minutes. If there's anyone here who would like to address the council, this would be the appropriate time. I have a couple of sign-ups, but you don't have to be signed up. I will take the sign-ups first. I'll do folks in the room first and then switch over to Zoom. My first sign-up is Terrence Dyson Curran. Terrence, welcome. Welcome.
No, I've heard that from multiple folks about better outreach. I think you're spot on. Thank you. And that is all. All right. Well, thank you for coming tonight. You're welcome. All right. Next one is Tualatin Community Gather.
That's all I had that signed up So anyone else have public comment in the room don't be signed up do we have anyone in zoo This is your opportunity if you're in zoom if you want to supply some public comment is your opportunity and Still none? Doesn't look like it. All right. All right, with that, I'll go ahead and move on to the consent agenda. These are items that are considered routine. They will be adopted by one motion unless someone in council would like an item removed and heard separately later tonight. Tonight's consent agenda consists of three items. Item number one, consideration…
I have a motion and a second to adopt the consent agenda as read. Any comments on the motions? Seeing none, all those in favor say aye. Aye. Aye. Opposed? Abstentions? It's unanimous. Thank you. All right. So that brings us to our public hearing for this evening. Item number one, consideration of two appeals of the June 17th, 2026 Type II Architectural Review decision Approving Architectural Review AR 26-0002, Lamb Research TUB, Building B, Addition with Conditions. I have a script that's required, so let me bring that up. All right. The Tualatin City Council will now consider two appeals of…
Thank you. Anyone else? Seeing none does any member of the audience wish to challenge any members impartiality So I'll now open this public hearing and city staff will now present the staff report I
So any question I have? Have we received any correspondence on this matter other than those items included in the agenda material? Sounds like everything up through today has been included.