Remarks by William Hopper
509 remarks on the record, newest first · Page 17 of 21
“You're not exactly waiving your rights, you're just waiving the time period in which the decision has to be made.”
“Thank you, is there a second? I'll second. Several seconds. Any discussion on the motion? Member Grohl, call please.”
“Thank you. We're on to item number four.”
“Thank you as applicant present. Please give your name and address for the record.”
“Anything you'd like to add to the staff report?”
“So the ornate iron gate is not original? No.”
“Okay. Is there anyone from the public who wishes to speak on this item? Yes, please come forward. Give your name and address for the record.”
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“There are two seconds. Any questions? There's a motion in the second. Any discussion on the motion? We have a roll call, please.”
“Right, so we don't need to do that again. We'll just have the response to the staff report.”
“Go ahead. Give your name and address for the record.”
“Yes, but please give your name and address for the record.”
“Can you get a little closer to the microphone?”
“Thank you. Thank you. I believe there was another member of the public who wishes to speak. I'm sorry? There's another member of the public who wishes to speak behind you. If you could allow him to speak.”
“Thank you. Anyone else from the public who wishes to speak on this item? Please come forward, give your name and address for the record.”
“Thanks. That's good. Clapping is not good. Thank you. Anyone else from the public wishing to speak on this item? Seeing no one, I will close. Okay, come on. I'm not going to ask another time.”
“Thank you. Anyone? No clapping, please. You can wave. That's good, thanks. Anyone else from the public for the last time? on this item. I'm closing the public hearing of the board for questions or comments. Did you speak before? Okay, come up. No, you must come up to the microphone and speak into the microphone because it goes out to the public on the television.”
“This is in Morningside. This property we're discussing now is in Morningside.”
“I'm not disagreeing with you. I just wanted to make sure that everyone's speaking on this item that we're talking about in Morningside. That's all.”
“I understand. Thank you very much. Is there anyone else who will now, who wants to speak on this item in Morningside? This is your last chance. Public hearing is now closed that means no one else can comment on this item in Morningside Okay, so we're gonna limit open it up to the board for questions or comments. I'll start again with Mr.. Powers I”
“Maybe you could summarize how many are being removed, how many are remaining, and how many are being relocated. I counted 10 that were being removed, which included the six. I'm trying to get that number for you.”
“And three African oil palms. I'm sorry, four African royal palms. One Christmas palm. Another royal palm. Out of 40. So there were 10 out of 40.”
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“Can we go back to the, show the south elevation, please? Yes. Are those windows aligned? Is there a way to get them to align so they don't look odd?”