Remarks by Noah Walker
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“Very good. I think that would be a huge customer improvement. Yeah, thank you. I don't know. My brain just went blank.”
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“Okay. It doesn't look as big as the other one by these pictures, but it is definitely linearly way longer for sure.”
“Can they see, so I think this will be an awesome tool where they can see projects that have, how it looked before, how it was fixed. Will they be able to see those, like a year-to-date project? You'll see it live as we do things.”
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“All right, perfect. With it being turned back over to me, we already went through the grant program. We've gone through all of our – is there anything that we need to revisit? from last night, or Michelle?”
“Before we do public comment. I'm sorry. Go for it, sorry.”
“Just not dead. All right. Welcome back, everybody. Sorry. We've been through all the departments. We've given feedback. I appreciate presentations from all of the departments tonight. We would open it up to public participation at this point, but we don't have anybody in the room. I don't see any cards in the back, so we'll close public participation. And with that, that is all of our items for the night. So that concludes the meeting, everybody. Well done. Right? I'm just going through. Yeah. Well, I asked. I said, do we have anything further that we'd like to discuss?”
“All right, so we're coming back to, now we're here.”
“I said, do we have anything further to discuss or want to revisit? And I didn't hear anything. And so we're back, we're back, we're talking about it now.”
“This is her typical face if you ever look down the road.”
“I guess, so to clarify the request, the request is it, it's a total, and if we're not separating, I wouldn't separate facilities. This is what it looks like to me, right? It's a fund request for a single entity that is going to oversee and help provide recreation to youth in our community. Right. I would say that this that the entity itself and this is theoretical because I don't think this entity exists right theoretically this entity would help youth get into recreation and provide recreation no matter what the park was no matter where it was And it would be a 501c3 or organization coming…”
“Yes, sir. Help me clarify that in my mind.”
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“My thought on that, so with the CRA money that we just allocated, that can be applied for and you can go through that process. My thoughts on capital improvements of the park, and I think that I said it last night, is it's a private property, right? Yes, sir. So public funds for capital improvements on a private property is... It would be like me asking... It would be like me asking a handful of people to help me put a shed on my property or improve my property, and then I can tell them they can't come on my property, right? So capital funds, public funds for capital improvements on private…”
“So an individual or the church itself owns it?”
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“What does that look like? What is that? What does it look like? Yeah, what is that? License for what?”
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“But is there a public, does it make it? Yeah. What does that mean? Because you can license certain things, but what does that license provide for the, does it make it a public park? No.”