Remarks by Greg Bozzo
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“So how do we get to some language to give some direction to staff? I've heard, I've heard from this council that we want to stick to what we already have, but I'll also heard from council member Hilton that you meant you, you've mentioned the youth centers.”
“I want you to re re give your words of what the direction we're going to get to staff and see if we have a consensus.”
“OKAY. BACK TO THE GUIDANCE THAT WE'RE GIVING STAFF. DO YOU HAVE THE GUIDANCE FROM COUNCIL? I BELIEVE THAT WE ALL AGREE WHAT COUNCIL MEMBER HILTON SAID ON THE GUIDANCE THAT WE'RE GIVING TO STAFF. CORRECT.”
“Well, I have six people nodding their heads.”
“Okay. Okay. So we have six. Thank you very much. Thank you everybody for the conversation.”
“Okay, so we have a motion on the floor to reconsider item, sorry, make sure we got this right, 10.3 on tonight's agenda. So roll call, please.”
“Thank you. Moving on to item number 12, introduction of new business, report on Gilroy Connect C-Click Fix, service level agreement performance update, benchmarking comparison and communication protocols. Bryce, again. Good evening, Mayor and Council.”
“Thank you. We'll start off with Council Member Hilton, and then go Council Member Ramirez.”
“Can we have questions? Oh. And leave that deliberation. Okay, sorry. Council Member Furgati.”
“Other questions? No. Jump to public comment.”
“All right. BRING IT BACK. COUNCILMEMBER HILTON, WERE YOU REACHING? NO.”
“Thank you very much. Great conversations, everybody tonight. Great ideas. And thank you, staff, for the report.”
“Okay, moving on to item 12.2. Consider recommended actions before adopting a zoning code amendment to section three zero point four one point three one This is from a an agenda item from a fair memo submitted by councilmember Hilton Take it away, Michael A moment mayor.”
“I'm going to go Council Member Hilton, and then Council Member Bracco, and then Council Member Fregazzi.”
“I'm going to go to Council Member Fregatti. This is a comment, even a question back at you, Council Member Bracco. Because you asked about some of the large trucks delivering. But aren't we at the state level already have no EIDL laws that sort of takes care of that? You would know with your big trucks.”
“Council Member Ramirez and then thank you.”
“Thank you. All right, bringing it back to council.”
“Go ahead. Sorry, I was trying to keep up with that.”
“Council Member Bracco, then Council Member Marks.”
“So I have a question about, back about the comment from the power tools, let's say the 10 a.m. to 8 a.m. or 7 a.m. on weekdays. Sorry, I missed that. Is there a... Thank you, sir. Correct. My question, though, is about the... Is there a noise level that you're attaching to those timelines?”
“No, so what I was wondering is what if someone's using a battery powered power equipment, which is the way the state is going to and the decibels are already fairly low? Right? So the state is already moving towards two strokes and gas powered, and we're going towards the battery powered. And I'm sorry, I don't know the decibel levels of those, but I believe they're quite low. And that's the way we're going anyway. So I just want to be careful. If we want to encourage quieter, let's be careful and not allow outlaw quieter. So keep that in mind when we come up with some final language. Because…”
“I believe the residential is an issue. That's why other cities around the Bay Area are banning them completely. They've gone to complete bans, not just time zones. So you'd be meeting them halfway.”
“Correct. The equipment in residential zones, which is everywhere in this community.”
“Well, go back to what you said. Sorry, go back to what you said about landscape equipment from the 10 p.m. to the 7 a.m. He's asking for 8 a.m. Go back to that. And I think there's a conversation to be had here about that.”
“Standards that are put in front of us is like a base to start from okay modeled after yeah from other cities Okay, so there's a motion by councilmember Hilton and a second by councilmember Ramirez to create standards for drive-throughs You know some number Brock.”