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public hearing this evening if the clerk
could read public hearing number one a
ceremonial renaming of a portion of
Barrett street from from hon Street to
the intersection of South Avenue to
Marlene
Hillway we have 20 items for original
consideration if the clerk would please
read item number one item number one for
original consideration a resolution
calling for a public hearing on creating
a new section 24811 n of the connected
city code and amending section
22819 of this connected city code
vehicle and traffic matters and Street
and sidewalks
discussed in committee without objection
on consent item number two item number
two for original consideration a
resolution calling for a public hearing
to amend section 248 D2 of this
connected city code increasing parking
violation fines discussing committee
with objection on consent item number
three item number three for original
consideration a resolution calling for a
public hearing to amend section 1243 and
12422 of the SKC city code increasing
administrative fees regarding false
alarm calls discussed in committee with
the objection on consent item number
four item number four for original
consideration a resolution calling for a
public hearing to amend section 927 of
the connected city code increasing fees
and charges for Police Department
Records discussed in committee with
objection on consent item number five for original
consideration a resolution calling for a
public hearing regarding amending city
code 14414 C increasing dog license fees
discussed in committee without objection
on consent item number six item number
six for final consideration a resolution
closing out Community develop
development block grant car's act
funding discussed in committee without
objection on consent item number seven for original
consideration a resolution amending the
2024 2025 annual action plan discussed
in committee with objection on consent
item number eight item number eight for
original consideration a resolution
confirming the appointment of Anthony as
the general public representative to the
civilian police review board discuss in
committee with objection on consent item
number nine item number nine for
original consideration a resolution
authorizing the sale of a vacant lot at
six land and Terrace for
$1,500 discussed in committee with
objection on consent item number 10 item
number 10 for original consideration a
resolution authorizing the sale of 442
Plymouth Avenue for $100,000 discuss in
committee with objection on consent I
item number 11 item number 11 for
original consideration a resolution
authorizing the sale of 956 Strong
Street for $770,000 discussed in
committee without objection and on
consent item number 12 item number 12
for original consideration a resolution
authorizing the sale of 1243 Parkwood
Boulevard for
$90,000 discussed in committee with
objection on consent item number 13 item
number 13 for original consideration a
resolution recognizing Breast Cancer
Awareness Month this item will be taken
out of and I will be presenting that
this evening item number 14 item number
14 for original consideration a
resolution recognizing October a suicide
prevention month this item will be
presented at a later date at the suicide
prevention walk on October 6 item number
15 item number 15 for original
consideration a resolution recognizing
September 15th to October 15th as
Hispanic Heritage Month in the city of
skincity this item will be presented on
the 25th of this month by Mr mudon at
the church on Cran
Mr M yes thank you item number 16 item
number 16 for original consideration a
resolution recognizing James Thomas Jr
for his connect City School District
athletic Hall of Fame induction this
item is being returned to Committee in
uh in order to verify some information
item number
17 item number 17 for original
consideration a resolution recognizes
Sky Business and Professional Women's
Club member Jennifer Hendrick SP this
item will be presented at the dinner for
BPW on October 27th item number 18 item
number 18 under contract and Supply a
resolution awarding the bid and contract
for the conc city hall ventilation
replacement MC rebid to R&B Mechanical
Incorporated in the amount of
$180,000 discussed in committee without
objection on consent item number 19 item
number 19 under contract and Supply a
resolution awarding the bid and contract
for the SKC fire St number one HVAC and
Generator upgrades General construction
rebid number two to MJG Construction
Group LLC in the amount of
$197,000 discussed in committee with
objection on consent item number 20 item
number 20 under contract and Supply a
resolution awarding the bid and contract
for the watt Street safety and carry
Street Park improvements to Carver
Construction Incorporated in the amount
of $1
153,146 this discuss in committee with
without objection on
consent okay um I'd like to return to
item number 16 because I will need a
motion um to table that and return it to
committee second please second by Mr
Farley all those in favor I thank
you if there's nothing more to come for
the city caucus I'll ask for a motion to
adjourn moved by Mr Mancini second Mr
Williams all those in favor I we are
adjourned I'd like to call the city
council meeting to order for Monday
September 23rd
20124 and I'd like to call on Reverend
Dr Omari tanel Santos of conected
Community Ministries for the prayer
invocation thank you madam Council chair
and as you will be considering a
resolution um uh recognizing Latin
American heritage month I thought of two
prayers um by cloud caral is Brazilian
Presbyterian Theologian who would
encourage in prayer this way join me in
prayer oh god of transformation use us
to embody Your Love in the world may
broken hearts be embraced by our love
may grieving mothers find us willing to
share their tears May lonely Elders find
our community attentive May these
sparing teens feel encouraged by our
support May displaced migrants be
welcomed into safety here may unemployed
workers find connections to stable work
oh Spirit Empower us to uphold the
vulnerable through our prayers and our
actions enable us to live into your
deepest longing for us and for your
precious World bless us in your divine
grace bless us in your divine grace
bless us in your love and bless the
bread on the tables and the hands who
work the dreams of those who resist who
still sing and hope bless us as we walk
in your ways give us your strength and
vision may your peace give an end to
Death to hate and to all Injustice bless
us as we seek an Abundant Life bless us
amen amen I'd like to call on councilman
Williams to lead us in the uh Pledge of
Allegiance
I of the United States of America the
stands one nation God indivisible Li
thank
you if the clerk could please complete
the roll
call Mr T Toro Mr Farley pres Mr manini
President Mr muton President Miss
Patrick is absent Mr
Williams Miss Porterfield
here we have one out of order resolution
that we'll be presenting this evening I
would be presenting that so I would ask
if council member Von would come and
take the de
please I've asked for members of the
fire department to join me behind the
rail please
you have the
floor a resolution recognizing Breast
Cancer Awareness Month whereas breast
cancer awareness month is an
international Health campaign that is
held every October the month aims to
promote screening and prevention of the
disease which affects men and women
worldwide one in two men and one in
three women will be diagnosed in their
lifetime and whereas according to the
Center for dis Disease Control and pre
prevention breast cancer is the most
common form of cancer among women and
the second highest cause of death among
women although not as common men can get
breast cancer as well in 2024 an
estimated 300
11,720 women and 20 2,800 men will be
diagnosed diagnosed with invasive breast
cancer and whereas within the month of
October there are also specific dates
designated to raise awareness of
specific groups within the cancer
community and whereas metastatic Breast
Cancer Awareness Day October 13th is
nationally recognized in the US as
metastatic metastatic breast cancer
awareness day about 168,000 in the women
in the US are estimated to have
metastatic breast cancer it's a cancer
that spreads beyond the breast to other
parts of the body researchers estimate
about 30% of early stage breast cancers
eventually
metastasized the day began in 209 209 is
meant to educate the public about the
need for more money to go into the study
of met metastatic breast cancer and the
development of new metastatic breast
cancer treatments and whereas while much
more common in women breast cancer
affects men too in 2021 President Joe
Biden designated October 17th to October
23rd men's Breast Cancer Awareness Week
lack of awareness and stigma can be
barriers to detection and Care in men
trans men and non-binary people and
whereas the American Cancer Society says
people can help reduce risk of cancer by
making healthy choices like eating right
staying active and not and not smoking
it's also important to follow
recommended guiding screening guidelines
which help detect certain cancers early
and where whereas there is hope when
caught in its early Lo earliest
localized stages the 5-year survival
rate for breast cancer is
99% advances in early detection and
treatment methods have significantly in
increased bre breast cancer survival
rates in recent years now therefore we
resolve that the connected city council
and Mayor Gary R McCarthy do hereby paus
in their deliberation to recognize the
month of October as breast cancer
awareness month and remembrance of those
who have lost their lives to breast
cancer
and in support of those currently
fighting the disease and the more than 4
million breast cancer survivors in the
United States sir I'd like to move the
resolution may I have a
second all in favor I I congratulation
the motion is passed thank
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you oh nothing now you are now the fire
Cancer Foundation they do a great job of
making sure that uh we get early
detection and it's just the same thing
with uh everybody in the public too Ro
detection make sure you take care of
yourself make sure you take care of your
health because you can survive it thank
you very much also I want to say thank
you for supporting us and inviting us
over to your tennis and pickleball uh
event that you're helping to host and
raise funds for this connecting
firefighters Cancer Foundation any
support is greatly appreciated all of
the funds go right back to the
firefighters to help with the early
diagnostic tools that we Supply them as
well as to help them financially sure
they be diagnosed with cancer so thank
you all right you're welcome so I'll
just expound on that so on October 12th
there will be a fundraiser of tennis and
pickle ball to sport support the concy
firefighters cancer so uh come out and
enjoy and you can also just social as
well
SKC at the SKC city um SKC Central Park
tennis courts thank you thank you
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we do have one public hearing this
evening and I just a reminder that we've
extended the public comment period for
public hearings to four minutes and I
also want to remind people that to
please only speak on the subject
relevant to the public hearing itself
thank you public hearing number one is
regarding a ceremony renaming of portion
of Barrett street from hon Street to the
intersection of South Avenue to Marlin
Hillway I
have six people signed up to
speak the first person is Teresa
Slater hello um I was blessed with two
grandmothers and one great-grandmother
but I was also extremely L have one more
and that was Marlene Hill she always
made me feel like I was her extra
granddaughter treated me with kindness
and love she always helped everyone in
need I can't count the time she
expressed her love and kindness to me
and my brother and our family we always
felt blessed to have her in our lives
this is why she should be honored with
Luigi street sign remembering all she
did for so many people in the community
thank you thank
you Carl B
buer uh yes I used to work at Luigi's
Restaurant for a couple years and U
Marlene was like a grandmother to me and
uh she took care of me very well and
make sure everything was all right and
she take care of anybody I think that's
why she was a very kind caring person
and I think that's why it needs to be
dedicated in her in memory of her thank
you all right thank
you Dominic
coochi kuchii all right you could say it
right because I don't know that I got it
right
sometimes it's meaningful to reminisce
from personal
experience I remember Christmas Day
1981 spending a holiday occasion at a
restaurant owned by Marlene
Hill I was with my mom dad and
grandmother from that day On Through The
Years whether a birthday party in 1986
or various holidays When you entered the
restaurant without fail there was
Marlene God bless
her to greet you and right away the
words professional and dedication came
to
mind maybe some of us
here this evening were too young to
remember eating at her restaurant I'm
fortunate enough to remember so many of
those special times her sincere
qualities and hard work ethic should
never be
forgotten after her tragic
passing I learned so much about the
various fundraisers she organized and
the support that she offered to others
through a span of 25
years when we think of those who gave
back to their Community I feel that we all wish that there were more people
like her these
days I'm proud to have known Marlene as
I'm sure many of us
are her beautiful spirit lives on as it
should the thought of her being honored
within the community just seems so
deserving I wasn't related to
Marlene however she always made those
around around her feel like family and
she cherished her Tre her customers on a
daily
basis that goes without
saying thank you for your time thank
you Jennifer
Finch Hello I'm uh mine isn't quite as
uh drawn out as Nick's was but as you
know she she did own Luigi's and was a
partner with Luigi they were friends
they would want both one another to be
recognized for the things they've done
for this city um so for 25 years my
grandmother not only ran Luigi's but she
did so much for the community from meals
for City Mission meals for the Bethesda
house um she provided meals to the
Clover patch Camp which was um something
near and dear to her heart she sponsored
the little leagues numerous children's
leagues around here as well as OTB
tennis because that was the Heyday back
in the 9s um fundraisers for the
Democratic party were held at
Luigi's um she was the first to
participate in Tuesday in the park I
know some of these things have been
repeated um but anyway basically my
grandmother did so much for the
community on top of running a business
that is historical to SKC and for that
reason she should be memorized as well
with Marlene
Hillway thank you thank
you Carissa
Hannon hello everyone first I'd like to
extend my thanks to the family who
brought forward Luigi Lane because
without this none of this would have
happened and I believe that everybody in
this community should be celebrating
them both because they work together
with that being said my name is Carissa
Hannon and I'm one of marleene Hill's
great granddaughters for those of you
who don't know Marlene Hill owned and
operated Luigi's Restaurant for 25 years
prior to that she was a longtime
employee in addition she dedicated
nearly 50 years of her life to Luigi's
Restaurant she didn't just own the
business at this time she nurtured it
rais a Fam Family within its walls and
created a home for everyone who walked
through the doors when Luigi retired and
passed the Reigns to her she carried on
his legacy with Grace and
determination Marlene was more than just
an owner she was a mother a grandmother
and the strength that held our family
together she helped raise my mother who
had CP as her own tragic accident left
her disabled later when my mother become
pregnant with me Marlene stood by us
despite her fears for my mom's safety
she ensured that I had the opportunities
to succeed and encouraged me every step
of the
way I would like to ask the council to
consider that both Marlene and Luigi
cont contributed to the history of this
city while Mr bagioli bought an
immigrant Spirit to into a new
restaurant my grandmother was a Pioneer
and owning and operating a woman-owned
business Luigi trusted her with his
legacy and she honored that trust in
every
way naming the street that would honor
them both would show that we as a
community recognize the full story of
what they built together let's not let
Marlene's dedication be another Untold
chapter it's important to remember the
countless women like Marlene who despite
the odds have led nurtured and
strengthened our communities celebrating
her Legacy is not just about the past
but about acknowledging the strength and
resilience of all women she continues to
be my hero thank you thank you
Shane
wadell good
evening
um I just want
to we were in fact actually inspired by
the other family that there's no denying
that we've never denied that and um but
this proposal is based on Marlene and
her contributions to the
community in and of itself and when we
first went on this Journey we made some
missteps we were very confused by the
process we've admitted that we hounded
you guys with emails and phone
calls and uh we weeded through the
confusion and and we met the
requirements based on our unique
proposal you know and Beyond us and
family and friends and former employees
we showed that the community supported
it um and and they strongly supported it
including the people at the the Sawmill
Tavern we gave you that letter we
submitted it um we didn't know what to
expect it's been 20 years since she
passed we honestly did not know what to
expect when we went down this journey
but I'll tell you one of the most
amazing parts of this journey was
walking around with my wife seeing if we
could get community support and finding
people that told us stories of their
experiences with Marlene firstand
accounts all over you know mostly in
that Union Street corridor north of it I
mean the amount of people we ran into
that either used to work there or had
childhood memories there or knew her on
a on a friendship basis it was kind of
remarkable for that much time to have
passed and here people have these
wonderful stories about her and um I
just think based on on her contributions
to the community we've presented the
information I just think I think it's on
in my opinion and obviously I'm slightly
biased cuz it's our proposal I think
it's a no-brainer to honor her she was
there a long long time and people still
remember her even 20 years after her
passing so I appreciate your guys'
patience with us when we were bothering
you with emails and phone calls and I
just want to thank you and uh that's all
I really have to say thank you right
thank
you I have no one else signed up to to
speak so I declare the public uh the
public comment on public hearing number
one
closed this time I ask for the approval
of minutes from September 9th
2024 move by Mr Williams second by Mr
muar all in favor I if the clerk could
please read any Communications and
petitions Communications presented to
the city council for Monday September
23rd 2024 under official there were none
under General there were was an email
from Bridget Rodell with an attached
letter original being brought in tonight
during uh during the meeting from the
Saw Mill Tavern in support of the
ceremonial Street naming of a portion of
Barrett Street to Marlene Hillway under
petitions there were
none thank you at this time I ask any
council members to provide committee
reports Mr
Williams thank you on September 13th uh
the Public Safety Committee came
together and convened a special meeting
where we sought to evaluate some
components of chapter 182 which speaks
to the noise ordinance throughout the
city um there were a number of takeaways
that I'm excited to announce um the
conversations are ongoing some of the
biggest takeaways were we highlighted
the um prioritization of phone calls
from traffic enforcement and needing to
identify needs to focus on enforcement
um also increasing education to inform
offenders of potential fines and
potential permit processes as
Communications or as conversations
continue we also identified uh some
areas within the Law Department office
of how tickets are processed and our
need to discuss ongoing uh the need to
increase fines or not um but we wanted
to remain focused on identifying how
fees were collected in 2024 and also
what information is needed to file
charges and
penalties and then lastly as a council
uh we uh remained in an equal consensus
with keeping penalties at their current
rate however one of our focuses uh that
we all were in common understanding of
was updating chapter 183 which spoke to
the nuisance ordinance and the ability
to raise the point values for noise
complaints uh so next steps for our
Council um just ask the community to
remain patient with us is we are going
to review chapter 183 uh to continue
with evaluating the point value
increases uh we're going to look at the
process of of empowering civilians to
submit their complaints and also
Gathering how that documentation is
going to be used U by the law department
and then also we're going to look at the
penalty schedules continuously and also
evaluate uh ongoing conversations about
identifying permits uh for noise
complaints thank
you this time we'll have privilege of
the floor related to the legislative
agenda I have no one signed up to speak
so I declare the public comment on the
legislative agenda
closed this time I ask for approval of
the legislative consent
agenda motion by Mr muin second by Mr
manini all those in favor
I now we will have privilege of the
floor regarding to General City business
and I have three people signed up to
speak the first individual is Edmund
Leen Jr
good evening excuse me it's connected to
New York when a citizen presents
evidence of obstruction of governmental
Administration by judges in a small
claims Core case and seeks assistance
from the mayor and city council the
mayor and city council members have
several
responsibilities one review the evidence
the mayor and city council member should
carefully review the evidence presented
by the citizen to understand the nature
and extent of the alleged obstruction
two consult legal
they should consult the city's legal
council determine the legal implications
of the evidence and the appropriate
course of action three investigate the
claims if the evidence warrants further
investigation the mayor and city council
May initiate an independent
investigation or refer the matter to the
appropriate authorities such as the
State Attorney General's office or
judicial conduct board four Provide
support the mayor and city council
should provide support to the citizen by
guiding them on the proper channels to
address their concerns and ensuring that
their complaint is heard and addressed
appropriately five ensure transparency
they should ensure that the process is
transparent that the citizen is kept
informed about the progress and outcome
of their complaint six uphold
accountability the mayor and city
council have a duty to uphold
accountability within the government and
Judiciary if the allegations are
substantiated they should take
appropriate actions to address the
misconduct and prevent future
occurrences covering up for Frost and
Alo is not an option it makes all of you
accomplishes that the crimes
committed I emailed all the council
members a year or two ago only
chairwoman Porterfield responded and
said go to the commission on judicial
conduct I did with two complaints
commission found no misconduct by judges
the third complaint I send return and
receive requested L wall signed for it
in this complaint I wrote to commission
and said I know you can't be sued
because you don't take an oath of office
but you must Bas your decision on rules
of court and the law because you can all
be charged with obstruction of
governmental
Administration called a couple months
later because I didn't get a response
secretary could find my paperwork asked
if it could be under a different name I
said no I Senate registered L Walsh
signed for it she said that's me I'm
Leticia Waltz they threw my paperwork
out the mayor instead of doing his job
is covering up for Frost and falo by
having my ethic complaints denied County
attorney garders my County ethics
complaints from being heard which has no
authority to do so da Carney said
there's no obstruction of justice in New
York I called him back and told him
there's a statute
1955 obstruction of governmental
Administration he promptly had Daniel of
YouTube who put me on his video arrested
for obstruction of governmental
Administration cnei claims fost and
falatia committed no crime same thing us
attorney Barnett said now like you they
are all guilty of obstruction of
governmental
Administration do your job you're
supposed to protect my constitutional
rights that's what you get paid for
thank
you I have no one else signed up to
speak so I declare the public comment of
City business
closed miscellaneous of the business of
the council miss any miscellaneous
business of the
council okay
uh the mayor was unable to be here
tonight so I want to thank everyone that
came out to speak and your comments are
taken into consideration um in terms of
the public hearing this will public
hearing will those comments will be
taken to consideration as the council
then deliberates on how we move forward
with this process and we'll be taking
that up at our next committee meeting
and uh just to be clear there is no
meeting next Monday it's the 30th we
don't meet on the fifth Monday so our
next committee meeting will be October
7th um I just also want to mention that
there's been a lot of conversation
regarding the violence that happened at
our school recently and I just want to
um note that I was present in the school
during the lockdown and at this time I
just like to commend the staff on how
well they handled the situation I was
located in the cafeteria that's where my
staying place was with with all the
students that were there and so I have
to tell it was uh the students were fine
everybody was fine it was a calm
atmosphere and I I give that um to the
staff that was present because of how
they handled themselves and the
atmosphere that they created so their
attitude and uh Behavior definitely
influenced the students even though you
know after a while teenagers get a
little antsy we were there a couple
hours but still and all with the staff
they worked really well along with the
um CEOs that was prior to the lockdown
though but I I was able to for a few
hours just watch the internet action and
again I want to command the staff and
also the superintendent of schools on
the fact that they had a protocol in
place and they were able to um Implement
that protocol in in in that situation
and I from my observation all the
students seemed not necessarily happy to
be there but it was it was a
well-controlled situation and um so I
can't thank them enough for making sure
that those situations they had something
in place no one wants that situation
however I can say that the school
district District prepare themselves
should such a situation come up so I
want to thank them again for
that as was mentioned earlier there will
be a fundraiser on October 12th for the
um skin acity firefighters Cancer
Foundation uh tennis and pickleball and
uh it's hosted by myself the concy
tennis Association Mohawk pickleball
club and the USA Eastern section on
October 12th from 12:00 p.m. to 2:30
p.m. it's $20 per person which includes
a social or $10 if you only want to go
to the Social and it's open for
individuals ages 14 and up and will be
held at the connected Central Park
tennis courts and if you'd like to
register you can go to neveralone.org
no punctuation neveralone.org
to be able to register and we invite
people to register to play or if you
can't just to support the connected
firea uh Cancer
Foundation there's nothing else to come
me for this
excuse
me
yeah
I shoot I did I'm sorry I did I missed
you guys and nobody said a
word I said three people he left and I
let the red Le you go so we have to take
that back I'm sorry
Matt I can't say your last name because
I it's okay say it for me lofi lofi okay
I'm sorry Mr lofi that was my mistake
okay I hope I'm not off point uh my name
is Matt from Saratoga considering moving
down to the United States in SKC um
doing a lot of cycling when I come down
here and got to tell you all you have
the stupidest most screwed up C of
streets for cycling I could ever
freaking dream of your flaw number one
your street streets are too
wide great access for cars the wideness
itself makes them speed and therefore it
is dangerous deadly for pedestrians and
cyclists and I will add for car drivers
too because everybody involved in
Automotive Safety is going to tell you
the first thing that speed is the main
factor in accidents so it ain't really
safe for them neither but the whole
point is I think of this this bizarre
construction streets I mean you got
they're they're wider than goddamn
airport runways and there ain't even any
caruse on them if you look even during
what would should be Peak business now
is they're empty and no bike lines 80
foot wide streets or some damn thing and
you can't find 10 ft for a bike lane the
bicycle vastly
Superior in every possible measurement
to a car
you got to make you know you should be
making room for the good transportation
and taking room away from the bad
transportation and that is
cause I would say just narrow the G of
streets I know what you're going to say
well we don't want to have any
congestion I'm here to tell you
congestion is exactly what you want why
because the cause will have to slow down
that will make things safer for
everybody and it will give the stupid
ass car drivers incentive to dump their
motorized coffins for
clean Progressive Transportation which
is
bicycles
um why do you doing this why do you have
these these well I will tell you
why your brains have been freaking
kidnapped by the automotive Lobby they
have been turned to Mush you think you
buy in to this crap that you're not
supposed to be able to get anywhere
without a car well you could if you put
the cars
away the automotive antic culture is a
cult snap out of it
our the justification for supporting
Israel has been as the morally correct
thing to do and Israel is the only
friend we
have now think about that in the context
of what's happening
today uh the reason we don't have any
friends in the Middle East because they
support of
Israel and what this isra will be doing
they've been using our support and
weapons to commit genocide and force
moving of all the uh Palestinians with a
75 goal year goal of controlling all the
territory from the Mediterranean from
the Jordan River to the Mediterranean
Sea and now they're expanding into
Lebanon uh you are familiar in the last
few days Israel has booby trapped
electronic devices
with explosives innocent people and
they'll get a call it blows up in their
hand you know think about that do you
think that's going to stop in
Lebanon it's a new kind of terrorism
that's going to happen
everywhere uh years
ago a on an airplane a terrorist put
some bomb in his
shoes when you go to the airport now you
have to uh take off your shoes to make
sure there's not a bomb in them when you
go through security in the
future you can probably expect your cell
phone to have to get checked for bombs
the same way your shoes might be checked
for bombs so what Israel is
starting
uh Lebanon is in solidarity with
protecting the
Palestinians and uh a resolution from
the city is connected he's not going to
stop it but but a resolution ution from
scti for Seas fire would put us on the
right side of history and uh again no
one knows where it's going to go from
here but again the United States
is our government can actually be uh
praised
for up until now uh not getting baited
into no getting a war with Iran but this
is the intent so thank
you thank you
and I apologize for overlooking you too
um so truly that is uh the last person
that we have signed up and at this time
if there's nothing more ask for a motion
to
adjourn move is Mr M second by Mr Farley
all those in favor I have a good evening
thank you you
take for
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