Remarks by Luis A. Quintana
136 remarks on the record, newest first · Page 5 of 6
“No, we don't have a special, so it would go into the October meeting. Is that correct, Madam Clerk? And then we will bring them as, put them on the agenda so they can speak before this governing body and make a presentation to the governing body. Yes.”
“We don't have any specials, so. It's October.”
“Yeah, the pre-meeting. I think all of us will be here to listen to the presentation.”
“Yeah, but moving forward, every single transition should be a presentation.”
“Is there a second? Second. Okay, next item.”
“Say it. Say it. Say it. Say it. Say it. Say it. Say it. Say it. Say it.”
“Anyone up here? No one up here? You're on C.”
“Talking about this ordinance. That's the previous ordinance.”
“Excuse me, we got to talk to, address the ordinance.”
“But we're not, you're not addressing the ordinance. He lied. All right. He lied. All right. Any other speakers? Liar.”
“All right. That's regarding the range, right? All right. Thank you. Alif Mohammed. Hold on, hold on. We have a problem with the TV. Can we just pause?”
“No, no, it's not us. Nobody blacks anybody out.”
“No, no. I'm going to take you to dinner. Excuse me, that's technology. 20 years ago, it was not the problem. Okay, go ahead.”
“Okay, thank you. This is regarding the police range.”
“You know now. There's an agreement with the previous and then the new person who obtained it and that there's no changes. We will continue to be the same service. Is that correct, Mr. B.A.?”
“Any other speakers? Do you know the speakers, Madam Clerk? Let's call the roll. Roll call. Excuse me. Excuse me, you're out of order. No, please, you're out of order, please. We're in the middle of a roll call. Go ahead. All right, you're out of order. If you cannot, you gotta go out to the hallway, because we have to run a government. Let's continue.”
“Can we get someone to give an explanation before the speakers, please?”
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“Counsel and counsel, you have something?”
“If we can, in terms of that, in terms of this, if we can put it, place it in a tax bill, letting people know of this information would be helpful. And also, you know, it would be helpful if we put this to the landlords who get a tax bill. They look at it and always saying, hey, I got a tax bill. And they look at the tax bill. If we could put it also, Mr. B.A., if we can do that and send it in a tax bill. The other thing, again, Madam Clerk, we will have some in-house. The next meeting, yourself and the business administrator will meet with law enforcement. who are doing a great job here for…”
“Let's talk on the ordinance because we're not talking on the ordinance.”
“Why should we or not approve this ordinance?”
“All right, that's good to the ordinance.”
“But let's talk to the ordinance. Okay. What is your favor of the ordinance? What do you like about the ordinance? You don't like the ordinance?”