Remarks by Terra Lawson-Remer
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“Great. We now move on to item 32, San Diego County School District's Tax and Revenue Anticipation Note Program.”
“Thank you. That is not pertinent to this topic. So this is the tax revenue anticipation note. So this is specifically about, not about expenditures, it's about revenues. So you can talk about revenue, revenue generation, but not about expenditures. Everything you've been talking about so far is about expenditures. So no... So you can go ahead and let her speak again.”
“She's forfeited her time. The speaker has forfeited her time.”
“So as I had said earlier regarding this item, this is an item regarding tax and revenue anticipation note for school districts. So your comments, they did begin speaking about schools, but no longer are speaking about neither schools nor revenue. So you can go ahead and speak about tax and revenue anticipation notes.”
“You can pause, and his forfeit is time. That is not on topic. Do we have another speaker in the queue? We do.”
“Please pause the speaker's time. I was educated once. Please pause the speaker's time. This is about revenue and not expenditures. Please keep your comments on topic.”
“Okay. Okay, thank you. We have, do we have a motion or a second? We have a smooth request.”
“Okay, thank you so much, Vice Chair. I'll second. And we have a second from the Chair Pro Tem. Any additional comments? Okay, please vote. Okay, thank you very much.”
“Sorry to jump in front of you, Andrew. Okay, I want to go backwards. Our colleague, Supervisor Anderson, was dealing with a fire at his house, which is very scary. And so he missed voting on item 30. So he's wondering if there's any way for him to register a vote at this time. motion to reconsider yeah so at least um the the lobbying one it was a four it was four zero so it was unanimous for all present but he wasn't present because he got noticed that there's a fire at his house uh jim was taking bets and how you're going to vote on the item Okay, so I think procedurally the way we would do…”
“Okay, and I'll now move the item. And I think Supervisor Geary had seconded it the first time. If she wants to do so again or anyone else. Yep, okay. Supervisor Chair Pro Temo Geary, we have a motion on second. Please vote.”
“Thank you. Thank you. Okay. So now we go to item Wednesday, item six, which is traffic advisory committee item. We'll start with public comment. And after this item, the only item remaining is an adjournment. So let's go ahead and get moving on the traffic advisory item. Okay.”
“That's not something that you can do. So you can go ahead and speak on Traffic Advisory Committee, item six. If you have a concern about how the meeting was run, you can go ahead and do so with the clerk. OK, please continue.”
“The item before us is 6, Traffic Advisory Committee on the Wednesday docket. Please ensure your comments are relevant to that item. If they are not, you will forfeit your time.”
“Okay, thank you very much. We have a motion by Supervisor Desmond. Oh, no, we don't. We have a request to comment.”
“Okay, thank you very much. We have a motion on the floor. Is there a second? Second. Okay, we have a motion and a second. Please vote.”
“Okay, fantastic. Now we now move to non-agenda public comment. Then we have an adjournment in memory. And good work to all. Thank you.”
“Can you pause the speaker's time? I have a question for County Council. Is this topic... within the board's jurisdiction? My understanding is that the comments must be on subject matters within our jurisdiction, but not on item on our agenda today.”
“Okay, so are these comments within our subject matter jurisdiction as a board?”
“Okay. I am going to allow you to continue, but please make sure that your comments are on items within our board's jurisdiction, within county jurisdiction.”
“Thank you so much. I will now turn it to the chairperson for adjournment members. Yes, we'll call it.”