Remarks by Luis A. Quintana
136 remarks on the record, newest first · Page 4 of 6
“Thank you. Roll call. We're going to roll call here.”
“And I'll second that. And we got rained. We did get a little rain. Councilman Roundtree, Councilman Johnson, we were all there. That was a great event. In the rain. Nothing stopped.”
“So we're going to do a motion. I mean, that's a motion because it's thanking Charles Hall for a great job done. So that's a motion. Second. Oh, that's my motion.”
“Yes. Sorrow regret on my behalf for Kenneth, Jake Kenneth Pagano, who we had a friendship almost 41 years, and his passing yesterday, and that my absence was due to his funeral. So I just want to sorrow regret for my friend. And Madam Clerk, I would like you to have the schedule From the Devils, they sent the Prudential Center. The schedule of all the events they're having so that we may be able to put this to Channel 78 to help our citizens that come downtown understand that there's some event going on at the arena. and also we're gonna request from them too, moving forward, because it goes…”
“Madam Clerk, we'll just call to adjourn.”
“Thank you. Very good. Madam clerk madam clerk madam clerk. Can you extract? What the young lady and send it to the superintendent of schools? so that when they're preparing curriculum or events in the summer that These are the concerns so if we could do that through your staff would appreciate What school Well, we'll get to this, we'll get to that. All right, okay.”
“Speaker, next speaker. Lisa Mitchison-Parker. No, no, no. You already had your time. Next speaker.”
“Come on. We've heard to the speakers. We have already listened. Please, can we have another speaker? Okay. All right. We're not going to come back and forward. Please. Thank you. Next speaker.”
“All right. Thank you. It was noted. Councilwoman Roundtree.”
“I'm notified by Councilwoman Roundtree and Ramos if we can get some correspondence on behalf of them. A COUNSEL HAS SOME ANSWERS.”
“Not appearing. Not appearing. See you later.”
“Madam Clerk, as noted by the speaker, can we extract her conversation to the Department of Engineering, and if we can, get some correspondence from them back. Thank you.”
“Thank you. Marilyn Solwell. Yeah, before we go, Councilman Jackson and Councilman Kelly,”
“APPEARING. NO, NOT APPEARING. BEAT IT ONE MORE TIME. ANDERSON. NOT APPEARING. OPAL, ALL RIGHT.”
“No, we called your name, which is, that's what the clerk indicated. No, Madam Clerk, did you call his name? Yes. The name was called, and when your name was, that's what, huh? Did you?”
“No, speak into the record, okay? Hello? No, hold on. Oh, I...”
“Since you were here, we're going to make an exception. Okay, right.”
“Madam Clerk, yes. As noted by Councilman Crump, that we notify the planning board and quick response on his suggestion. Thank you, Councilman. Thank you.”
“The time is up. We will extract We will extract what you're saying and we will get it. You're out of order. Please. Please. Excuse me. You're out of order. I'm not. Excuse me. We cannot. Excuse me, you're out of order. We will put, yes. Your time is up and you, we gave you the time. Okay. Excuse me. Excuse me, your time is up. Thank you. Thank you. We don't want, we don't want, thank you. Madam Clerk, extract what was said and forward it to the police department, the Department of Public Safety. Yes, sir. Thank you. You're welcome. To the agenda.”
“Thank you. Thank you. Corporation counsel. I'm sorry.”
“Okay. Oh, she's going to come to speak. I'm going to speak. Okay.”
Not quoted here: it may name a member of the public. Hear it at the meeting.
“And I'm gonna second that motion. There's a mover and a seconder. Okay.”
“Can we listen to the business, sir? Please, sir.”
“All right. So it's a defer item. So let's continue.”