Remarks by Perry K. Waring

20 remarks on the record, newest first · Page 1 of 1

  1. Play at 31:44
    “Yes, ma'am. Thank you. Uh, the committee did meet, uh, we had a hearty discussion on the first amendment thought there was some, um, and we did potentials for some, um, working together and, uh, that process not finished yet when that does get finished. It'll go back to public safety, as you just said early, and then come forward to city council. So just for information.”

    City Council · Sep 8, 2026

  2. Play at 38:19

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    City Council · Sep 8, 2026

  3. Play at 39:16
    “Have we ever had a building in the history of the city of Charleston that's, let's just say it's 75 years old. Let's say it's not Dash Hall. Have we ever had a building that's 75 years old in historic district that we were able to get moved in that short a period of time funded plan? Have we ever had that done? We got a lot of knowledgeable people in this room. Has that ever happened before? The answer is unequivocally no. So that's a plan that's designed to fail. It is demolition by neglect. I don't know how many council people went over and took a look at it, but I did. I actually went over…”

    City Council · Sep 8, 2026

  4. Play at 52:55
    “all that's nice and eloquent but is that an agreement councilman i mean if that's in written in this what we vote knowing right here i'm not saying that this hasn't been debated for a long time but this is the first time it's been in front of this chain second time because it was originally and then we put it back to community development came up with this compromise um thank you i had my safety”

    City Council · Sep 8, 2026

  5. Play at 0:39
    “Thank you, Mr. Mayor. Let us pray. Eternally, Father, as we come before you today to do the people's work, help us to come with our best of abilities. On behalf of those who gave us the privilege to serve them. We pray for areas of strife around the globe, war zones. Help the better minds come together to build a bonding peace and do away with the hate and strife that creates war. We pray for those in our military who put themselves on the line protect the wall so we can be safe at home in America. Pray for them and their families that they get returned safely. We pray for the less fortunate…”

    City Council · Aug 18, 2026

  6. Play at 11:42

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    City Council · Aug 18, 2026

  7. Play at 42:40
    “Thank you, Mr. Mayor. Uh, as many of y'all remember, uh, there was a, uh, housing development on huge street that was gonna be built and we had voted to honor, uh, council member, Robert Mitchell, who served, uh, 24 years. But if you talk to him, he said it may have been 25 years, but anyway, on, on serve this community, um, that project has been delayed and quite frankly, We don't know how much time, whether that will even take place. That said, we're proposing naming the pump station, which Councilman Sheila, you may remember often Council Member Mitchell would say that that's the only fire…”

    City Council · Aug 18, 2026

  8. Play at 46:36
    “One other story, they used to earn a little money when unsuspecting people would come and flood out. They'd earn money pushing them out.”

    City Council · Aug 18, 2026

  9. Play at 54:51
    “Thank you, Mr. Mayor. All actionable items on this report pass unanimously on the, at the committee level. And I so moved the adoption of the report. Second.”

    City Council · Aug 18, 2026

  10. Play at 6:59

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    City Council · Jul 14, 2026

  11. Play at 36:33

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    City Council · Jul 14, 2026

  12. Play at 37:07
    “Touche, touche. I've never seen this kind of covenants put on one piece of property in the entirety of the city of Charleston. I mean, even to the tune of which direction speakers can be pointed. We've got the chief of police in here right now, and he's hearing it just like the rest of us. And if they get down there and start a party until the break of dawn, when I find this chief in the state of South Carolina and the nation, he and his team are going to see something, and they're going to do something about that. They're just not going to be able to do that. Landowners do have rights, just…”

    City Council · Jul 14, 2026

  13. Play at 1:11:30

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    City Council · Jul 14, 2026

  14. Play at 1:12:34
    “for the state. I don't know any other municipality. I think there's something like 400 municipalities, believe it or not, in the great state of South Carolina. Some of them have a population of 400 people, but they're a municipality. That said, we need to make it part of our ordinance. it's one person's opinion I think those audience years and decades ago were written purposely to be vague and we just can do better than that so um that's a recommendation I certainly I'll be coming forward with working with staff and hopefully you all will work we can work together on this but um the gold…”

    City Council · Jul 14, 2026

  15. Play at 1:13:42
    “Move for approval. I agree with councilman. I agree with this. Let's move for approval. There are a lot of good projects on there that all of them passed unanimously. And I agree with the motion that was made.”

    City Council · Jul 14, 2026

  16. Play at 1:19:25
    “Thank you, Mr. Mayor. I was just asked that if the landing spot for the bike pedestrian path on the Peninsula side could be sent out to via email to members of the two options.”

    City Council · Jul 14, 2026

  17. Play at 1:19:57
    “I'm going to ask that you go back on something that I did speak about at Public Works.”

    City Council · Jul 14, 2026

  18. Play at 1:20:04
    “And it was a miscellaneous, but it was naming the King-Hugee drainage improvement, having that added to our agenda for next month's meeting, to name it after Councilman Robert Mitchum. You all may remember that we uh did vote to name i think 75 huge street 375 375 i'm sorry thank you 375 uh huge street which is a affordable housing development but that contract has gone away and they're probably trying to reconstitute that but that's a housing uh authorities uh project uh the uh king street uh drainage project actually councilman member can throw a council member Mitchell can throw a rock…”

    City Council · Jul 14, 2026

  19. Play at 33:21
    “Mr. Mayor, we met on yesterday. You've been getting a pound of flesh out of us. Similar items all passed after thorough discussion and deliberation, passed unanimously. And I move the adoption of the report.”

    City Council · Jun 16, 2026

  20. Play at 36:03
    “i opposed uh i just have it mr mayor i have to ask you indulgence to go back there was oversight on the uh june 15th uh public works meeting it was a deferral on uh st john's woods parkway uh for additional information so right i need to amend that uh everything did not pass unanimously we did have one deferral do we need to amend that vote”

    City Council · Jun 16, 2026

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