Remarks by Javier Fernández
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“Thank you, sir. We appreciate you. Elizabeth Marin, next on the list. You sure? Okay, no problem. Javier Banos. And Javier, I won't comment on the uniform, I promise.”
“I think we're good, but thank you for mentioning her.”
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“It's public remarks, so it's open. You get three minutes. You can come talk about anything you want. We've got to listen to you. Sir, come on up. You gotta come to the microphone. Might as well take advantage and get a public speaking badge while you're here.”
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“Great. So the basin that you're talking about is not part of the project that we may award this evening. It's our priority basin at the southern end of the city near Dante Pistole Park. So we've been working on a series of priority basins, that basin and one near Twin Lakes. our top two priority basins. And so those will probably go first. At some point in our master plan, resources permitting, we'll hopefully get to the rest of the city, okay?”
“Okay, boys, chocolate chip cookies on the line. Who wants to come up and speak? You get your mayor badge and a cookie. Okay, we're gonna give it a going once.”
“Yeah, going twice. Not one? Wow, okay, well then, we're gonna go ahead and close public remarks unless, Madam Clerk, is there someone online?”
“Kim Shakaya, you wanted to say something in public remarks?”
“We're not taking action on Cub Scouts or Boy Scouts. I don't know. I can pass your number.”
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“Okay, let's, can you read to the record item three and item four, Madam Clerk? Let's get the two last. I know, but let's get the two last since we do have a potential objector.”
“Can I get a motion on item three, please?”
“Okay, and a motion by Commissioner Boniche and a second by Commissioner Kaye. Madam Clerk, if you can call the roll, please.”
“A motion by Commissioner Kaye and a second by Commissioner Moniz. Madam Clerk, if you can again call the roll, please.”
“So let's take the harder one up now, which is item two. If you could read that into the record, please.”
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“Okay. Any questions regarding those omissions? Yes, sir. You're recognized.”