Remarks by Ronald Zorrilla
61 remarks on the record, newest first · Page 3 of 3
“The sanitation overtime, I know you're at the budgeted amount as of August. Do you see that remaining flat? I mean, you're asking for the same. I'm just curious if new laborers, is it going to bring it down? Sanitation? Under sanitation, the overtime?”
“got it and yeah i just wanted to bring that up because that is a legislative priority of mine in the public value standards is like we need to account for the money we're spending to support events and i think our fees and event process should reflect the costs that go into supporting great events agreed um”
“we're kind of we don't have we have one spot to really get rid of it so yeah is that the goshen transportation or yeah uh yeah new hampton yeah um last question i know uh i'm i'm seeing here and i don't know if it was the street sweeper it looks like we have 75 000 you mentioned that we have two of them running four days a week back in july um”
“i was i was going to say that i do agree with councilman martinez i think that this department a lot of the things you do affect the quality of life and how people feel about our city which is visiting or living here day to day so i do think it's important to figure out how to build capacity so we no longer have to defer the things I do appreciate the conversations around pooling equipment and spreading those payments out long term to help our short term fiscal position. But also, I think once we have a better handle on that, I think next year we really should look at everything that's…”
“well we're going to vote on them tonight okay and that will establish the hierarchy of priorities council members are really i would i i realized my list was kind of long but i do want to consolidate four of the items because they're related i do think we have assets as a city and we make decisions on how to deploy those assets get rid of those assets use those assets and I think a couple four of these items can go under one umbrella kind of public value standards for how we review the surplus property permit fees for public events pilot policy and license agreement structure and review all…”
“Surplus property policy review, permit fees for public events, pilot review policy, and license agreement structure review, existing versus new. If we can bundle those into public value standards or call it whatever it's they all relate to how we deal with our public assets and I think I would like to have that be comprehensive.”
“The question, Mayor Harvey mentioned complete streets and the question I had because the Department of Planning mentioned that if we adopt the policy, it's part of our plan, but I wasn't sure if we ever adopted the policy, if I could just get confirmation I'm okay to remove it.”
“I'm okay with removing and dealing with that outside. We'll remove it from the list.”
“i would i would like to remove my parking reform i think i would um defer to that study instead of bringing it up as mine i feel the same any objections to removing parking reform okay deleted have a question”
“I just wanted to consolidate another two things. Instead of climate ready, can it actually be called climate smart community implementation so it's clear it's a state program? also a lot of these things that I've mentioned fall under that program tree ordinance can go under climate smart community implementation stretch energy code is also an item under climate smart community so I think it's up to you Ramona stretch energy code is is yours but so stretch energy code and tree ordinance under climate ready which should be renamed climate smart community implementation um any objections to…”
“I just want to last comment is instead of sound financing policy. I want to be clear. It's to adopt a fund balance policy So we'll change sound financing policy to fund balance a policy fund balance on the policy It's a recommendation from the state comptroller's office. I”