Remarks by Robin Schultz
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“Take a few minutes. Before we vote on this lease renewal, I want to take a few minutes to share why this resolution matters to me and to the people of Bluff Park. On August 12, 2006, the Piggly Wiggly in Shades Mountain Plaza was robbed at gunpoint. It wasn't the first time Robert's Discount Pharmacy had been burglarized again and again. Other businesses on the mountain had been robbed. Residents were dealing with car break-ins and slow response times. Block Park sat at the far edge of a police beat that stretched from Highway 31 to Shades Crest Road. The day after that robbery, Ben Shelton,…”
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“So this is for the previous administration. Is that correct?”
“Okay. So with that in mind, it doesn't have an opinion of whether the city actually complied with the applicable laws or regulations. The only things that you report are tests that you performed. Is that correct?”
“Is there anything that remains that should have been tested that pertains to compliance?”
“And so with them being materially incorrect, would you say that was an issue with management at the time, or would you say that the auditors last year missed it?”
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“Those are all the consent items. Mr. President, I make a motion that we approve all the items on the consent agenda. Second.”
“Mr. President, I make a motion that we adopt ordinance number 26-2709. Second.”
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“Well, it would be better if he was on the microphone.”
“But not to dispute it, but we have nothing. We have just the word right now. That's correct. Yeah, I was unable to obtain anything in writing. Yes, sir. All right. I also have a question for the pastor, if he would come up. Good evening. Good evening. Thanks for coming. Our discussion on Thursday, one of the items that was discussed was, would there be any chance of you vacating the property, selling the property? And your response to that was, no, you're in for the long haul in where you are right now. So yesterday, you sent me an email. Actually, it was yesterday you sent me an email And…”
“Got it. I may have some additional questions once we hear from anyone else. Thank you. At this time, any other comments or questions from counsel?”
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“So it's not put in stone. It could be modified. There's a procedure.”
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“Let me stop you right there. Let's suppose that had not happened. Okay, let's suppose they did not have a concern about a traffic signal, okay? Would we have known that they started a school? I would not have known. Would anybody have known besides the people going to the school?”
“And then what would have happened? And then we would be probably right here where we are tonight having this discussion. If it was after August 11th, what would have happened?”
“Okay. But that's the process we have. So we're here because of a traffic light.”
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“On Thursday, you were not in favor of the covenant. What happened?”
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“Mr. President, I make a motion that we amend the ordinance to include the restrictive covenant.”