Remarks by William Hopper
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“It's elevated. Speak into the microphone.”
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“Any other questions? Are we ready for comments? Are we ready for a motion?”
“Is that captured in existing conditions or you need to add it?”
“Are there in there's a motion in the second discussion on the motion. We have a roll call please.”
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“Me too, except I would cast my vote also for metal treatment of the roof.”
“Are we saying that we want to keep the ghost wall or we want to not keep the ghost wall?”
“Thank you. And before we recognize the applicant, I would just remind the board that we have an hour and a half until we have to conclude our discussions. Is the applicant present? Please give your name and address for the record.”
“Is there anything you would like to add to the staff report?”
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“Let's come back to that at the end. Come back to it? Yeah. Ms. O'Dell?”
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“Right. That was good. If not, are you ready for a motion?”
“So the motion in the second, any discussion on the motion? If not, let's have a roll call, please.”
“Thank you. Is the appellant present? Is the appellant present? Please come and give your name and address for the record. Is the appellant present?”
“I think we'll start with the staff report.”
“You mean the Royal Poinciana, is that correct?”
“I thought we were finished. It's coming.”
“Thank you very much. Is the applicant present? Yes, please come give your name and address for the record.”
“Thank you, sir. Are there members from the public who wish to speak on this item? Please come forward at this time. Give your name and address for the record and limit your comments to two minutes or less.”
“I don't know where you... We need to move on.”
“Thank you. Before you leave, would you give us your address, please, for the record?”
“Thank you. Anybody else? I'll be brief, Chair.”