Remarks by Rhonda Logan

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

  1. Play at 15:50

    Not quoted here: it may name a member of the public. Hear it at the meeting.

    City Council Committee · Oct 8, 2026

  2. Play at 25:22
    “Would you clarify what you said? With all due respect. Showtime is not my thing.”

    City Council Committee · Oct 8, 2026

  3. Play at 27:04
    “Location process, right? Correct. Okay. Yeah.”

    City Council Committee · Oct 8, 2026

  4. Play at 30:31
    “I want to clarify what you're saying. So I want to understand. I want to understand what you were saying. It's very simple. Are you saying a special use permit is the way to go to?”

    City Council Committee · Oct 8, 2026

  5. Play at 31:41
    “Attorney Wade, did you agree with that? Did you just say that you agree with that, but we need to continue the conversation?”

    City Council Committee · Oct 8, 2026

  6. Play at 32:13
    “So are you saying yes or no? Are you saying that the special use permit is the way to go, but yet we should continue to have these hearings that inform the public? And like you said, those are two things that can happen at the same time. So to get to the point to where we're protecting ourselves, what do we need to do? Point blank.”

    City Council Committee · Oct 8, 2026

  7. Play at 34:35
    “And at the same time, we can do the hearings for education. Absolutely. Educate the public, ask questions. Absolutely. Because the questions and the things that we're having a hearing on are not things that's under our jurisdiction anyways, but we are having this discussion.”

    City Council Committee · Oct 8, 2026

  8. Play at 36:44
    “Will they be doing that? Will DPD, will they be making, I mean, that recommendation?”

    City Council Committee · Oct 8, 2026

  9. Play at 37:15
    “Their adequate may not be our adequate. We need an ordinance to determine our adequate.”

    City Council Committee · Oct 8, 2026

  10. Play at 1:26:23
    “on the 5987, where it talked about, and this is the question that Nadia talked about, the industrial, and since you're here, I want to ask you, you know the spot where the gas station, it wanted to come in District 1, that it was industrial at Fraser Raleigh and O'Allen, and it said I, and I was like, why is this I right here in this residential area? And since this process has started, there are a number of those areas in the city. So if we go blanket industrial, will that cover, I mean, how is that going to fare?”

    City Council Committee · Oct 8, 2026

  11. Play at 1:59:23
    “Thank you. I wanted to say, even though the data centers currently are mostly out south, this process is about the entire city, because there are other areas in our city that are vulnerable. So because it started in the south part of the city, it caused me as a legislator to look at my district, to look at the people that I answer to and what's important to them as well. And the same things that are important to those that live in your district, Councilwoman Walker, are important to people that live in my district. And so looking at this holistically is not the South or the North or where,…”

    City Council Committee · Oct 8, 2026

  12. Play at 15:00
    “Thank you, Chair. And thank you for being here for your presentation. I asked the last time you all were here. What are we doing to shore up things so that when they leave, we will be in a better place than we have been in the past? And I asked about you all working with nonprofits and churches and different ones. to offset them the safe task force leaving just to make sure that we're doing what we need to do in the community to keep everyone healthy and safe even as they leave because i am beginning to see people kind of driving sporadically on the interstate again and i don't want to go…”

    City Council Committee · Oct 6, 2026

  13. Play at 17:45
    “Thank you, Chair. Thank you so much for being here in your presentation. It's very informative. Two questions. One, you mentioned that going from commercial to residential, you're going to lose the money.”

    City Council Committee · Oct 6, 2026

  14. Play at 18:01
    “They're the same. That's my question. Are they the same industrial and commercial? They are the same. So when you go from industrial to commercial.”

    City Council Committee · Oct 6, 2026

  15. Play at 18:18
    “Okay. Now, based on what you just said, if during this UDC upgrade and change, If there is a new designation for data centers or hyperscale centers, would you be able to evaluate certain, if we put them, if it requires them to be a certain distance from residential churches and all of that, and they're set throughout the city, how can we benefit, or how can the neighborhoods still benefit even if there are ways away from a neighborhood? Can we put language, or can language be put in there to where that's the new distance, and if it's 25 miles away, we still can obtain funds from that.”

    City Council Committee · Oct 6, 2026

  16. Play at 20:12
    “able to, because of where they're located now, like XAI, you're not able to evaluate whether or not the homes have gone up or down?”

    City Council Committee · Oct 6, 2026

  17. Play at 20:54
    “Last question. There are industrial zones in communities throughout our city, unfortunately. And based on what you said, you all go out and take a look at those sites. For what purpose?”

    City Council Committee · Oct 6, 2026

  18. Play at 22:33
    “Thank you. Thank you. I appreciate that.”

    City Council Committee · Oct 6, 2026

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