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[9:58] for
[9:59] unless the mayor wants to do it want to
[10:02] do the
[10:05] invocation a
[10:18] okay I'd like to call the city Caucus
[10:20] meeting to order for Monday November
[10:22] 27th
[10:24] 20123 we have two public hearings this
[10:26] evening if the clerk could please read
[10:30] public hearing number one the 2024 uer
[10:33] Union Street business improve
[10:35] Improvement District
[10:36] budget number two public hearing number
[10:40] two the 2024 downtown SKC assessment
[10:44] District downtown's connecti the
[10:46] Improvement Corporation budget thank you
[10:48] we have 10 items for original
[10:50] consideration if the clerk could please
[10:51] read item number
[10:53] one item number one for original
[10:56] consideration a resolution calling for a
[10:57] public hearing to amend the city of Sky
[10:59] code section 2341 to modify the annual
[11:03] income amount for the tax exemption
[11:05] discussed in committee without objection
[11:07] on consent item number two item number
[11:09] two for original consideration a
[11:10] resolution authorizing an amendment to
[11:12] the collective bargaining agreement 2019
[11:14] to 2024 between the city of skincity and
[11:17] firefighters local 28 I a AFL CIO
[11:21] related to Firefighters trainees
[11:24] discussed in committee with objection on
[11:26] consent item number three item number
[11:28] three for original consideration
[11:29] resolution authorizing an amendment to
[11:31] the collective bargaining agreement 2019
[11:34] to 2024 between the city of skty and
[11:37] firefighters local 28 I a AFL CIO
[11:41] related to the drug and alcohol policy
[11:43] and testing plan discussed in committee
[11:45] without objection and on consent item
[11:47] number four item number four for
[11:49] original consideration a resolution
[11:50] authorizing the reimbursement of
[11:52] expenses by the Rose Garden restoration
[11:55] committee discussed in committed with
[11:57] objection on consent item number five item number five for original
[12:00] consideration a resolution authorizing
[12:02] the sale of 1908 Avenue B for
[12:06] $107,000 discussed in committee without
[12:08] objection on consent item number six for original
[12:12] consideration a resolution authorizing
[12:13] the sale of a vacant lot on Avenue B for
[12:16] $2,000 discussed in committee with
[12:18] objection on consent item number seven for original
[12:22] consideration resolution authorizing the
[12:23] sale of a vacant lot at 929 Cutler
[12:25] Street for
[12:27] $1,500 discussing committee with
[12:29] objection on consent item number eight for original
[12:33] consideration a resolution authorizing
[12:35] the sale of a vacant lot at 149 Broadway
[12:37] for $110,000 discussed in committee with
[12:40] objection on consent item number nine for original
[12:43] consideration a resolution recognizing
[12:45] Army veteran private Raymond C zanta
[12:48] discussed in committee with objection
[12:50] and consent and this will be presented
[12:51] at a later date item number 10 item
[12:54] number 10 under contract and Supply a
[12:56] resolution awarding the bid and contract
[12:58] for the 2023 HVAC maintenance and
[13:01] repairs to R&B Mechanical Incorporated
[13:04] in the total amount of$
[13:06] 22,4 188 discussed in committee without objection on consent if there's
[13:12] nothing more to come before the city
[13:13] caucus I ask for a motion to adjourn
[13:15] move by Miss Patrick second by Mr
[13:17] Williams all in favor I we're
[13:20] adjourned I'd like to call to to order
[13:22] the city council meeting for Monday
[13:24] November 27th
[13:27] 2023 if we can all please stand we have
[13:29] no one to do the invocation if we just
[13:30] observe a moment of silence for all
[13:32] that's going on in the
[13:49] world thank you I'd like to call on
[13:52] councilman Williams to lead us in the
[13:53] Pledge of
[13:55] Allegiance I pledge
[13:57] allegiance the United States of
[14:08] americais andice for all thank
[14:14] you if the clerk could please complete
[14:17] the roll
[14:20] call Mr muin is absent Mr Toro pres Mr
[14:24] Farley here Mr Williams M Patrick here
[14:29] Mr palamini here M bfield
[14:32] here we have two public hearings this
[14:34] evening and just a reminder the public
[14:36] comment for public hearings is four
[14:38] minutes and I ask people to respectfully
[14:40] ask um any person that comments only to
[14:43] the subject that that is re relevant to
[14:45] the public hearing thank you public
[14:47] hearing number one the 2024 Upper Union
[14:50] Street bid
[14:55] budget no one has signed up to speak
[14:59] so I declare that public hearing number
[15:01] one
[15:03] closed public hearing number two the
[15:05] 2024 downtown connect the assessment
[15:08] district downtown connect the
[15:09] Improvement Corporation
[15:12] budget one person up we have one person
[15:14] signed up to
[15:15] speak Betsy
[15:22] Sandberg
[15:23] greetings at this time of year when we
[15:26] are all being so grateful for everything
[15:28] it's Kismet that there's a public
[15:30] hearing on dsc's budget as a board
[15:34] member of the electric city arts and
[15:35] Entertainment District which is housed
[15:37] at 432 State Street uh and the electric
[15:41] city arts district is who brings you
[15:45] kids Arts Festival the jazz on J concert
[15:48] series um to downtown we are so grateful
[15:52] for everything that dsic does to support
[15:54] us um it's instrumental to the success
[15:57] of these events
[15:59] people may think of
[16:01] dsic I think that they think it's just
[16:03] about hanging baskets and the plantings
[16:06] and the Hometown Heroes and sidewalk
[16:10] strolls and what else oh there's tater
[16:14] tots and there trots and there's Wing
[16:16] walks and restaurant weeks but they also
[16:20] have been doing so much more the effort
[16:22] to bring the blood sculptures to
[16:23] downtown skincity the fall
[16:26] Spooktacular um and one event that
[16:29] already brings thousands of people but
[16:32] DSi DSC coordinated the pre-parade
[16:35] activities um on November 18th uh dsic
[16:39] connected Monae with us and we were able
[16:43] to print an image of the locomotive and
[16:47] I've got it small here it's going to be
[16:49] very big and and and larger than this
[16:53] but that's the locomotive Monae painted
[16:55] it in 1875 because he loved trains and
[16:59] so the theme of the parade was New York
[17:01] State of Mind and when I think about New
[17:03] York what do I you know trains and
[17:06] they're built here and everything so we
[17:09] had people give us words and phrases
[17:11] that were turned into a community poem
[17:14] I'm just going to read a tiny bit um the
[17:16] toot toot of the train in the snow
[17:19] always arrives before the
[17:22] steam the train in the snow is red and
[17:25] black chug chug chugging through polar
[17:27] woods on a winry track two Bright Lights
[17:31] Shimmer and shiver through the ice and
[17:33] snow on its way to deliver Travelers
[17:36] craving for company in cozy homes
[17:39] explorers anticipating a new way there
[17:42] is much more that you'll have to come to
[17:44] Proctor's arcade to read it perhaps
[17:46] you'll come to see it when we have the
[17:48] student showcase uh December 6th uh at 6
[17:52] PM in the Rob Alley part of Proctors and
[17:55] yes there is girl from the North country
[17:58] playing there too so if you've got
[18:00] tickets you can get some free music from
[18:02] SKC City Middle uh City Middle School
[18:06] and High School students and the faculty
[18:09] ban um three of the high school or
[18:12] middle school teachers as well as um Bob
[18:16] HCK who is at Skidmore college so I just
[18:20] wanted to say thanks so much um and I
[18:23] really uh am looking forward to a great
[18:26] year 2024 with dsic continued support
[18:29] thanks thank you I have no one else
[18:33] signed up to speak so I declare public
[18:34] hearing number two
[18:37] closed ask for approval of amends for
[18:39] November 13
[18:41] 2023 moved by Mr Williams second by Mr
[18:44] Farley all in favor I if the clerk would
[18:48] please read any Communications and
[18:55] petitions Communications presented to
[18:57] the city CC Council for Monday November
[18:59] 27 2023 official from the mayor a list
[19:03] of appointments dated no November 27
[19:05] 2023 under General there were none and
[19:07] under petitions there were none thank
[19:10] you thank you ask council members to
[19:12] Prov provide any committee
[19:15] reports any committee
[19:17] reports seeing none this time we'll have
[19:20] privilege of the floor related to the
[19:21] legislative
[19:23] agenda and I have no one signed up to
[19:26] speak for the legislative agenda
[19:28] so therefore I clo declare the public
[19:30] comment on the legislative agenda
[19:33] closed ask the council for approval of
[19:36] the legislative consent
[19:37] agenda moved by Miss
[19:41] Patrick second by Mr Farley all in favor
[19:47] I this time we're going to have
[19:49] privilege of the floor regarding to gen
[19:51] uh regarding General City business and I
[19:54] have five people signed up to
[19:56] speak just a reminder there only three
[19:58] minutes for this uh per public comment
[20:01] for um for City
[20:04] business the first person I have is Ed
[20:08] Leen
[20:13] Jr congratulations Mr Mayor and
[20:15] reelected council members I will be
[20:17] seeking to have you all impeached a
[20:19] mayor and council member swear an oath
[20:21] of office I'm sure covering up for three
[20:23] corrupt judges is not in that oath I'm
[20:26] sure keeping me out of the news is also
[20:27] not in oath to protect the Constitution
[20:30] I'm sure having Daniel of New York State
[20:32] audits falsely arrested in City Hall and
[20:34] at police scenes while using his
[20:37] constitutional rights to film is a
[20:38] vindictive act by you Mr
[20:41] Mayor because he did a video of me in
[20:43] front of City Hall while I was
[20:45] protesting you refused to meet with me
[20:47] mayor as to the police sheriff and
[20:49] everyone in New York I did speak with da
[20:52] Carney he is right there is no
[20:54] obstruction of justice in New York but
[20:56] there is obstruction of governmental
[20:58] Administration in the second degree New
[21:01] York penal law Section 195.000 5 of
[21:05] which Frost valo and Hoffman are guilty
[21:07] of they are also guilty of conspiracy to
[21:10] deprive me of my constitutional
[21:14] rights and everybody in front of me is
[21:17] complicit of that I have come to you for
[21:19] help and you have done
[21:21] zilch I'm going to read to you a letter
[21:23] I sent to John de Augustine of The
[21:25] Gazette president on 108 202
[21:28] three Dear Mr D Augustine I've been to
[21:31] your editor miles Reed four times in
[21:33] person and a couple of emails I am on
[21:35] YouTube New York State audit corruption
[21:37] in City Hall and a recap of that video
[21:40] I'm also on several YouTubes connected
[21:42] to New York City Council meetings in
[21:44] which I asked for the mayor and council
[21:46] members help in dealing with these three
[21:47] corrupt judges valti is seeking to
[21:51] become a Supreme Court judge in my court
[21:54] case sc002
[21:57] 8539 he vacated by default judgment
[22:00] without proper service and 11 days
[22:02] before the hearing he broke every rule
[22:04] of court and several constitutional laws
[22:07] I have filed 15 motions to reinstate my
[22:10] judgment Pho refused to recuse himself
[22:13] on 13 of them I am the pro protester in
[22:16] front of city hall for two years and I
[22:18] will remain there The Daily Gazette is
[22:20] doing an injustice to the citizens of
[22:22] skty and the voters and to me personally
[22:26] how does The Gazette keep valo actions a
[22:28] secret when he is running for Supreme
[22:31] Court how does The Gazette keep the
[22:33] mayor and city council members in Action
[22:35] a secret the mayor is running for a
[22:37] fourth term and city council members are
[22:39] seeking reelection your reporters report
[22:41] on speeding and garbage complaints not
[22:44] mine I most certainly realize that in my
[22:47] case 20 people didn't die in a limo
[22:49] crash i al also realize that the limo
[22:52] owner would have gotten off with
[22:53] community service and a fine if the
[22:55] first judge didn't retire the judge wouldn't have retired if there
[22:59] wasn't TV and newspapers reporting the
[23:01] truth I certainly hope you're not a
[23:03] party to the corruption and conc and are
[23:06] willing to print the truth the Times
[23:08] Union wrote what foto spoonfed them not
[23:11] the proof I showed Pete deola Yours
[23:13] Truly Ed lvin Jr hope to hear from you
[23:16] long before the elections there was no
[23:19] response thank you thank you Judy R
[23:26] Meer Hello I'm Judy wri Meer director of
[23:29] the Capital District tobacco free
[23:30] communities and I left a report on your
[23:33] desk that
[23:34] summarizes the data from a study that we
[23:37] did looking at tobacco retailers in the
[23:39] city of
[23:40] skincity
[23:42] um the biggest takeaway the two M main
[23:45] takeaways from this are that lowincome
[23:48] neighborhoods have more tobacco
[23:49] retailers per capita than higher income
[23:52] neighborhoods and that those same
[23:53] neighborhoods have disproportionately
[23:55] higher number of tobacco retailers local
[23:57] located near schools we looked at 31
[24:01] tobacco retailers that were within 1500
[24:03] ft of schools on one day in October in
[24:06] the zip codes of 12303 04 05 and
[24:10] 07 um all the photographs in that report
[24:13] were taken at the stores that we visited
[24:15] stores that violated New York state laws
[24:18] uh have been reported to the skanky
[24:20] County um Environmental Health
[24:22] Department um and any other there's some
[24:26] state agencies that we had to report to for violations that we found the
[24:30] report is a visual tool of the tobacco
[24:33] marketing strategies that tobacco
[24:35] companies use in the city of skincity
[24:37] briefly I'm just going to you know give
[24:39] you a little overview of what is on is
[24:42] in that report and I was supposed to
[24:45] start my timer and I didn't but I'm
[24:47] going to do it now and stop
[24:50] me a minute more whatever um so page two
[24:54] gives a background of the tobacco
[24:55] retailers what they used to do which was
[24:58] those Billboards and um Joe Camel kind
[25:01] of advertising that's outlawed what
[25:03] they've instead done now is to do point
[25:06] of sale advertising and marketing page
[25:09] three shows the location of the
[25:12] retailers um if you live in a high
[25:14] poverty community in the city of SKC
[25:16] you're more likely to be exposed to
[25:17] Tobacco marketing promotion within those
[25:20] same communities tobacco retailers are
[25:22] more likely to be located within 1500 ft
[25:24] of one or more schools um there's a good
[25:28] um piece at the end that summarizes the
[25:30] distance in the different neighborhoods
[25:32] of SK of skinc County the different
[25:34] towns of SKC County um in the
[25:37] neighborhoods um ex page four shows the
[25:41] exterior tobacco ads you don't have to
[25:44] enter a store to see tobacco marketing
[25:46] New York state law says that you can't
[25:49] advertise within um 1500 feet of a
[25:52] school and there certainly are
[25:54] violations of that that we found in
[25:55] those 31 stores the wall of tobacco
[25:59] products um which is shown on page five
[26:02] is one of the primary ways um you know
[26:05] there they have their entire wall filled
[26:07] with tobacco products which of course is
[26:09] disproportionate to the number of people
[26:11] that use tobacco products but it gives
[26:13] the impression that the more that's
[26:14] there that everybody's buying
[26:17] it um the interior there interior ads
[26:20] too that's some of that's on page six
[26:22] page seven shows the amount of flavored
[26:25] tobacco products that still exist 94% of
[26:29] the stores sell flavored cigars and
[26:31] cigaros 84% of the stores sold U menthol
[26:36] cigarettes and I think it's about half
[26:38] of them sold flavored um electronic
[26:42] cigarettes you summarize thank you I I
[26:45] just noticed I'm at one minute so um the
[26:47] takeaway is definitely that the stores
[26:50] in
[26:51] skincity um are
[26:53] disproportionately higher amounts of
[26:56] tobacco marketing and promotion o
[26:58] especially flavored products in those
[27:00] neighborhoods with the least number of
[27:02] resources um we are here to answer any
[27:05] questions share with you what other
[27:07] communities have done to address that
[27:09] and my contact our contact information
[27:11] is on there so thank you very much for
[27:12] your time thank
[27:14] you Stephanie
[27:22] Hayes good evening I just want to say
[27:25] congratulations to my opponents that I
[27:27] didn't win but you ran a good campaign
[27:29] second of all I'm here because a lot of
[27:31] my friends have reached out to me about
[27:33] the budget and they're worried about the
[27:35] police in the fire department overtime
[27:37] being cut so I firmly suggest that we
[27:41] revisit the budget and see what we can
[27:43] do to get them their money that they
[27:44] need and if we can't do it then I
[27:46] suggest the Mr Mayor that you veto that
[27:48] budget and go back to the drawing board
[27:51] because at the at this time everybody
[27:54] needs is scared of the police and fire
[27:56] department being cut and not not having
[27:58] services so I've gotten a lot of
[28:00] feedback on that right now so that's
[28:02] where I am at this moment thank you very
[28:05] much thank
[28:08] you Tom
[28:15] Kennedy good evening
[28:17] everybody uh I'm here tonight speak for
[28:20] the Republican
[28:22] Party um I'm also a resident in the city
[28:25] of Sky the wood area uh I want to uh uh
[28:31] raise issue with the fact that the city
[28:33] council was 20 days late on the uh
[28:37] budget uh I understand it's 27 days late
[28:39] now waiting for the mayor to take a look
[28:41] at it uh which is his
[28:43] right
[28:45] um but I got to revisit a little bit I
[28:48] watched all the the nonsense that went
[28:50] on during the budget heing and I do
[28:52] agree with the mayor when he said it was
[28:56] lunacy um
[28:58] however a week before the budget
[29:01] deadline there was a recess
[29:04] call see so just we're going to call
[29:06] recess whole week before the work on it
[29:09] when we get back so when they came back
[29:12] uh we find out that uh Mr mudaron uh was
[29:17] down
[29:17] in Guyana so he's down there on a little
[29:21] Fiesta U while the budget was was late
[29:25] uh it came in late um later on and then
[29:28] when they came back you recess till
[29:30] October
[29:31] 31st then Mr Farley wasn't here then on
[29:36] November 1st Mr Muran wasn't here so as
[29:41] I look at this as a city taxpayer I got
[29:43] to wonder when the heck are you guys
[29:45] coming to work what what rules do you
[29:48] have on whether you come into to work or
[29:51] just some Council are just Meander in 10
[29:54] 15 20 minutes late half an hour late so
[29:57] we're doing right now is we're going to
[29:58] go through the hall last year and every
[30:01] time somebody's late we're going to put
[30:02] a little report card out on you guys on
[30:04] the first that first of the year so in
[30:07] saying all these things uh we put a
[30:10] press release out and we called on the
[30:13] Miss Porterfield as the president you
[30:15] know what rules do you guys have and you
[30:19] get paid to represent us and when you
[30:21] don't come to work you shouldn't get
[30:23] paid and I think it's an absolute
[30:26] travesty that you guys feel you deserve
[30:29] a raise when you guys can't come to work
[30:33] when you guys can't pass a budget which
[30:35] in violation of the city Charter and yet
[30:38] we do so much work so the bottom line
[30:41] here is you have failed the city of
[30:44] skety you failed the taxpayers and uh
[30:48] now let's see what you passed you passed
[30:50] a a staffing cut of over $660,000 of
[30:53] police overtime when both a fire chief
[30:55] and the fire police uh uh the the chief
[30:57] of police came and tell you that is
[30:59] directly Staffing overtime is Staffing
[31:02] it's because of vacancies Staffing so
[31:05] when you complain about response times
[31:08] or you complain about other issues to
[31:10] deal with the police remember now you're
[31:12] cutting their Staffing so overtime
[31:15] translate into Staffing I don't know how
[31:17] anybody could have missed that uh the
[31:19] chief Mareno and chief Clifford were
[31:21] very clear on that
[31:23] so I guess when we take a look at how we
[31:27] look at the how this budget passed you
[31:29] got people didn't come in you guys
[31:31] called The Recess beforehand and
[31:33] everybody you had some city council
[31:35] members and I will I will uh you know I really appreciate your work here you
[31:40] were here and you're willing to work
[31:41] others weren't I need you to summarize
[31:43] please oh very good so I think I can
[31:47] safely say that most of the city
[31:49] taxpayers think you guys are failing on
[31:50] your job but I want to just leave you
[31:53] with one thing and the the woman just
[31:55] spoke about it was the the more a
[31:57] atorium on uh excuse me the tobacco use
[31:59] and close it so all you city council
[32:02] members who uh want to complain about
[32:06] being close to think the the where the the to tobacco places are one of the
[32:11] councilmen had something to say about it
[32:13] about how could buy an apple or whatever
[32:15] it is I need you to summarize sir okay
[32:18] and just want to say is if you vote no
[32:21] on the moratorium if you voted no don't
[32:23] get up now and say that uh oh you know
[32:27] it's it's it's it's a bad thing to be
[32:28] around kids it is a bad thing thank you
[32:31] thank
[32:33] you James
[32:38] Nelson I'm going to try to be real brief
[32:41] the Acoustics in here terrible my name
[32:44] is James Nelson I own a property over on
[32:47] Prospect Street I've got lowincome folks
[32:49] in
[32:51] there the nuisance committee took a
[32:54] picture of my
[32:55] house I I was notified at 4:00 on a
[32:59] Friday that this needed to be resolved
[33:02] by the following Monday which was a
[33:04] holiday I had to pay double time and a
[33:07] half for a truck and double time for
[33:10] Laborers to
[33:12] take the cuting and arborous put in
[33:15] front of the building off of the
[33:19] property somehow there's a $50
[33:21] administrative fee that comes from a
[33:24] nuisance committee apparently the only
[33:27] person that is allowed to reverse this
[33:30] $50 fee sits before us
[33:34] here I attempted to I've been attempting
[33:37] to contact you sir for weeks upon months
[33:42] with no response from you your your
[33:46] office has contacted me
[33:50] um by that
[33:53] Monday the problem was remedied Tuesday I came in here Monday I came in
[33:59] here and Wednesday I came in here to no
[34:01] avail to talk to absolutely no one I
[34:05] don't know how somebody can have a
[34:07] nuisance committee that is the
[34:12] police the
[34:14] judge the jury and the
[34:18] Executioner when we're supposed to have
[34:20] a system of checks and
[34:23] balances I think this needs to be
[34:25] reviewed this new committee to
[34:28] summarize to the taxpayer is a nuisance
[34:33] thank you thank
[34:38] you I have no one else signed up to
[34:40] speak so I declare the public Comon of
[34:42] City business
[34:44] closed at this time any miscellaneous
[34:47] business of the
[34:48] council Mr
[34:55] Williams uh before before I begin I'd
[34:57] like to first thank everyone that came
[34:58] out and spoke uh I actively take notes
[35:00] and definitely the packet that we
[35:02] received on the tobacco communities is
[35:04] definitely information I'm going to take
[35:05] into consideration
[35:07] um my comments come directly in response
[35:11] to just the uh mannerisms in which our
[35:13] last committee meeting ended uh anyone
[35:15] can point out why something doesn't work
[35:17] it requires a certain level of conflict
[35:19] resolution and compromising to step
[35:21] beyond our personal views and
[35:22] perspectives to work as a collective at
[35:25] any point when an individual on the C is
[35:27] unable or unwilling to speak in a
[35:29] productive or constructive manner I
[35:31] respectfully ask them to reconsider
[35:33] their purpose this Council isn't
[35:35] comprised of seven individuals it's one
[35:37] body set forward to Advocate
[35:39] legislatively to improve the quality of
[35:41] life for
[35:42] sadian this budget as which has been so
[35:45] carefully dissected and uh recognized
[35:48] throughout our community uh reflected a
[35:50] set of council members positioned
[35:52] unwaveringly in support of the mayor's
[35:54] proposed budget and another set of
[35:56] individual ual making multiple
[35:57] concessions to Advocate uh and
[35:59] accommodate conflicting interest uh such
[36:02] as approving large scale budget
[36:04] increases and keeping the tax burden at
[36:06] a marginal
[36:08] increase there is truly nothing easy
[36:11] about the tasks set before us as a
[36:13] council and the infighting truly needs
[36:15] to
[36:16] stop however I personally look forward
[36:19] to hearing the mayor's formal remarks on
[36:20] the budget and will incorporate any and
[36:22] all indirect andir feedback into future
[36:26] annual related budget conversations and
[36:28] discussions uh so that I can continue to
[36:30] improve uh my manner of dialogue thank
[36:33] you thank
[36:36] you
[36:39] mayor thank you Madame President I hope
[36:42] everyone uh had a uh happy and uh
[36:45] healthy and didn't eat too much
[36:48] Thanksgiving uh was a good time uh here
[36:52] in
[36:52] sken uh hopefully we're going to have
[36:55] fair weather for the entire winter but I
[36:58] remind people that we might get a little
[36:59] bit of snow at some point if that does
[37:02] happen when it does happen remember to
[37:05] take one shovel on each side of your
[37:07] fire hydrant and uh the city
[37:12] Crews really are working in your best
[37:14] interest even though some of that snow
[37:16] is going to end up on your sidewalk and
[37:18] we do appreciate your patience in terms
[37:21] of getting that off and uh working with
[37:24] the crews in again the uh slight chance
[37:28] that we might get a
[37:30] snowstorm but uh again thank everyone
[37:32] for coming out tonight uh enjoy your
[37:35] evening and uh enjoy the holiday season
[37:38] thank you madam president thank you
[37:39] mayor I'd also like to thank everyone
[37:41] for coming out tonight to give your
[37:43] voice to how you feel about the job that
[37:44] we're doing or not doing about your
[37:46] concerns about the city and um because
[37:49] it's your right to do that and we need
[37:50] to hear from the public so appreciate it
[37:53] um we know that we're not always going
[37:55] to get compliments
[37:57] but that's okay it's you know it keeps
[37:58] you on your toes so um in terms of you
[38:03] know people in terms of where the
[38:04] charter speaks to and not passing the
[38:06] budget on time I invite the individual
[38:08] who spoke about that to really revisit
[38:10] that and to just make sure they're clear
[38:12] on on on how that really um is worded um
[38:16] Mr Nelson our Corporation Council will
[38:18] speak to you regarding your
[38:21] situation okay uh I have nothing else so
[38:25] it I'll entertain a motion to adjourn
[38:27] moved by Mr Williams second by Miss
[38:30] Patrick all those in favor I we are
[38:32] adjourned thank
[38:39] you