Remarks by Kollin Kosmicki
103 remarks on the record, newest first · Page 5 of 5
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“Sorry about that. Yeah, you do have it. Okay. All right. So I get it. That's very helpful. um so again i will just say that um i think we i would like to see more options i would like to look at um to circle back to uh maybe having a conversation as a board in closed session about the current situation with john smith landfill and um And then other than that, appreciate all the work, work from the ad hoc, work from the staff. And I don't think we're anywhere near being able to make any kind of a decision today, other than I'd be willing to consider and hearing from the rest of my colleagues…”
Board of Supervisors · Aug 25, 2026
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“Yeah, I mean, it's pretty self-explanatory. We've already sort of alluded to it as far as El Nino and just have received concerns. I think everybody's cognizant of the fact that we're hearing more and more about this upcoming El Nino and that it could be one of the worst, if not the worst. multiple decades so the idea is just to have that conversation give direction get all the information we can as far as what we can do in this window that we have as far as cleaning out creeks and any other preventative measures and then also just to ensure that we are fully prepared because we're obviously…”
Board of Supervisors · Aug 25, 2026
- Play at 2:17:45
“Just real quick, I know we can't do too much dialogue, but I totally agree with both of you, with Supervisor Crowe's point about the, I think it's really important to have that conversation about the state of emergency because these, especially in my district, it's a lot of the farmers basically that run along that creek all the way from San Juan, really from San Juan Oaks all the way to San Juan Bautista is problematic. And so if we can get them clearance to get in there, they're more than willing. I know they're more than willing to get in there and clean out these creeks. Thank you.”
Board of Supervisors · Aug 25, 2026