Remarks by Robert Harrington
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Enforcement second thank you councilman James Mitchell Councilwoman dante Anderson Victoria wallerton and dimples as mirror listen to a person who's been infected thank you thank you thank you make sure you get the document miss Moore miss Moore she emailed me miss Moore you can happy to take the document with the clerk if you want to leave it with with her And our final two speakers are John Kelly and Candace Schofield.
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Is there discussion? And I'm happy to go around and maybe start with Council Member Johnson and just work our way around the dice.
Thank you. Council member Johnson, council member Masuera Arias.
Thank you so much, Chief. No further questions. Thank you, Council Member Masuara-Arias. Council Member Mayfield.
Thank you, Council Member Mayfield. Council Member Driggs.
Thank you, Council Member Owens. Mayor Pro Tem.
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Thank you, Council Member Ajmera. We will have been around the room, and with respect to the hour, I'm going to ask Council Member Anderson, as Chair of the Committee, to have the last word.
Thank you, Madam Chair, Councilmember Anderson. I would point out, just for the record, if I'm reading this right, just so we're referring to it correctly, I read it November 1st to August 31st to be 10 months. Is that right?
Okay, so we have had a motion and a second and a full discussion. Time for a vote. All in favor of the motions in agenda item 18, which I'll read just because it's been probably 40 minutes, maybe more, approve a pilot program for Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department to implement a revised youth curfew from November 1, 2026 through August 31, 2027, and adopt an ordinance approving amendments to Chapter 15, Article 7 of the City Code as recommended by the Safety Committee. All in favor, please raise your hand. All opposed? It passes nine to two. Thank you, everyone, for the discussion. We're…
The speakers are still here. I think the speakers are still here for the data center. Maybe we do data center and then we consider whether to stop that. Because I think we have speakers for this. I don't think we have speakers for anything else.
Some of us used to be here until 2 o'clock in the morning. Let's come back to order and see if we can get through data centers, and then we probably will call it an evening at that and roll to the next meeting. Yes. Okay, so the next item is item 17. Which is to set a public hearing on extension of the temporary moratorium on new telecommunications and data storage facilities. I believe there are. Nine folks who are signed up. I have seven on my list. Two have been added.
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We have a motion to set a public hearing for October 12, 2026 on an extension of the 150-day temporary moratorium on the acceptance, processing, and approval of applications for new telecommunications and data storage facilities within the City of Charlotte, North Carolina and its extraterritorial jurisdiction pursuant to North Carolina General Statute 160D-107. So moved. Second. Second. My sense is there may be some consensus here, but I'll start on this end with Council Member Ajmera. To the extent we have consensus, Council Member Ajmera, would you be okay with just voting?