[clears throat]
>> Now 7:00 p.m. time 4 the April 21st
at the Red Oak City Council meeting.
Uh it is now in order.
Uh
will you stand for the Pledge of
Allegiance?
I pledge allegiance to the flag
of the United States of America
and to the republic for which it stands,
one nation under God, indivisible, with
liberty and justice for all.
Madam clerk, may I have roll call,
please? Yes, Mayor Stevens. Here.
Anderson? Here. Henderson? Here. Last
three?
Stubbs? Here. Thomas? Present. Tinker?
Here. Willis? I'm here. I'd like to
thank all of you for attending, and
let's get together and get rolling on
this. We'll go to uh consideration of
the minutes.
Motion to approve the minutes of the
April 7th
Council meeting, please.
Is there a motion?
I'll so move.
I second.
Anderson? Yes. Henderson? Yes. Last
three? Yes. Stubbs? Yes. Thomas? Yes.
Tinker? Yes. Willis? Yes.
Uh since we have nothing on the consent
agenda,
a motion to move 45, please.
Motion to move 45. Second.
Anderson?
>> Yes. Henderson? Yes. Last three? Yes.
Stubbs? Yes. Thomas? Yes. Tinker? Yes.
Willis? Yes. Thank you. Under section 4,
consideration of petitions,
uh communications, and proposed
legislation,
uh Mr. Doyle, can you start off with
resolution 2026-028?
Resolution number 2026-028,
a resolution authorizing the mayor to
enter into a contract with Insight
Advisory Group for grant writing and
consultation services for an amount not
to exceed $36,000 in the current
emergency.
Councilman Tinker?
Motion to suspend rules.
I'll second that.
Anderson? Yes. Henderson? Yes. Lasree?
Yes. Stubbs? Yes. Thomas? Yes. Tinker?
Yes. Willis? Yes.
Uh motion to adopt.
I'll second the adopt.
Anderson? Yes. Henderson? Yes. Lasree?
>> Yes. Stubbs?
>> Yes. Thomas? Yes. Tinker? Yes, Mr.
Councilman. Willis?
Yes. Comment, Mr. Tinker? Yeah, I I
actually have some reservation with
you know, this um resolution already
because
you know, we formed a committee last year and we
chose Insight um
I think we expected a lot more from
Insight in terms of
uh providing us with um
possible grants out there and it seems
like that all we received
was help with grants that we would
normally apply for without them.
And so, you know, I said yes only
because we do need a grant writer.
Um but they didn't meet the expectation
that I think the committee that selected
them
um set for them. So, that was my only
reservation why
I kind of hesitated because I I I think
they should bring in us grants that are
out there
for us to apply for. It seems like one
of our council members bring up more
grants
that are out there that Insight should
be bringing to us.
That's the end of my comment.
Thank you very much, Mr. Tinker. Uh
I'm going to leave that alone. We'll
move on to resolution number 2026-029,
please, Mr. Doyle.
Resolution number 2026-029,
a resolution authorizing the city of
Bedford Heights to participate in the
Ohio Department of Transportation
>> [clears throat]
>> cooperative purchasing program for the
purchase of sodium chloride for the
2026-2027
winter season and declaring emergency.
All right, I will make the motion to
suspend the rules.
Second.
Anderson? Yes. Anderson? Yes. Lastree?
>> Yes. Stubbs?
>> Yes. Thomas? Yes. Tinker? Yes. Willis?
Yes.
For adoption?
Second the adoption.
Anderson?
>> Yes. Anderson? Yes. Lastree? Yes.
Stubbs? Yes. Thomas? Yes.
>> Tinker? Yes. Willis? Yes, with comment.
My comment is thank council
for allowing us to keep this program
going.
Thank our public works department that
one heck of a job keeping our roads
salted in the winter, and now we're
prepared for the next onslaught that
goes on. Thank you. On to ordinance
2026-
030,
Mr. Doyle. Ordinance number 2026-030,
an ordinance repealing ordinance number
2023-073,
which directed the amendment of the
comprehensive pay ordinance to establish
the compensation for mayor/safety
director to include the combined
salaries currently paid separately for
the position of mayor and the position
of safety director since the duties of
the safety director were assigned to the
mayor pursuant to Bedford Heights
Charter Section 8.04 and declaring an
emergency.
Councilwoman tennis? Motion to suspend
the rules. Second.
Anderson? Yes. Anderson? Yes. Lastree?
>> Yes. Stubbs? Yes. Thomas? Yes. Tinker?
No. Willis? Yes.
Motion for adoption. Second. Anderson?
>> Yes. Anderson? Yes, with a comment.
Ashley?
>> Yes. Stubbs? Yes. Thomas?
>> Yes.
>> Tinker? Yes, with a comment.
>> Willis? Yes.
Councilwoman Anderson, your comment?
Thank you, Council President.
So, I was unsure and I I had some
questions that I felt like the law
department did not answer for me um
for me to say yes to this. However,
recently um
they provided us a legal analyst um
and it's important to me that the
decisions that we make are grounded in
our charter and are within our legal
authority as a home rule city. While not
every decision is universally supported,
our responsibility is to ensure we act
lawfully and transparently on the behalf
of our residents.
So, the clarification that the law
department did provide helped confirm
that we're moving forward appropriately
and above board.
So, thank you.
Councilman Tinker, your comment? Yeah,
um I I did not get that clarification
and if I it came in the email, I missed
it. Um could you please send it because
you know, the last time when we approved
the pay ordinance, I actually mentioned
that
the
it should be listed as mayor of safety
director
and when it was just listed as safety
director and this is actually confirming
what I
mentioned that it should be listed it
should have been listed as mayor of
safety director as it stated here.
I don't believe that you can change
an elected official's pay in charter.
And this is exactly what this is doing.
So, I would like to see that
clarification um that
says that it's to
change elected official pay in term. It
was my understanding that
elected officials can only get
raise or pay, whatever you want to call
it,
in the year of the election.
So, that's the end of my comment. Thank
you, Mr. You know what, Mr. Ticker, we
got to go on this because we did vote
this. Mr. Doyle, would you please
address some of those things with that
memo that was sent out and what the
legal findings were on this? Sure. Um
and I I might have done one logistic
thing before I do that and if I
misunderstood you, then I apologize. So,
this ordinance tonight on the mayor /
safety director comment, that
it's the way this is working is it's
called an ordinance repealing 2023-73,
which directed and then everything after
that is what 2023
-73 was titled. So, that's why I'm
sticking with that.
>> [clears throat]
>> Um
But, so on the on the issue that I
understand has been
um
in front of this council for many
months, since before my involvement, we took a deep dive into that
over the last 2 weeks.
The
I mentioned on the record at the last
meeting that it is it is true that the
Ohio Constitution and the Ohio Revised
Code contain provisions that restrict
the ability to adjust a public or
municipal officers' compensation
during your term.
Um
the question then
becomes
the extent to which that can be modified
by home rule,
um
which means a further question in that
as to whether what you're doing is is an
act of local self-government. Um we took
our dive into this. The case law in Ohio
is very clear. Ohio courts have ruled
repeatedly that um setting
compensation for public officers, public
officials, municipal employees, so on
and so forth is an act of local
self-government. So, the way Ohio courts
treat this analysis and there if your
charter reserves home rule and your
charter direct
addresses the issue directly, you have
the ability to deviate from the Ohio
Constitution and the Ohio Revised Code,
I think it's 731.
And in our look into it, the our revised
charter does allow
>> [clears throat]
>> council to amend any municipal officer
employees
non-union
compensation at at any time by council
vote. So,
it was
pretty clean
analysis and it's
certainly good to be
to your point, Councilman Henderson,
looking at these things and concerned
about them, but
I have no doubt that the way the city's
been doing it has been fine about home
rule
and about exercising home rule too.
I mean, I do have a I do have a question
now. Does that mean council in both
themselves a raise for home rule?
Yeah.
So, that was not part of the I
understand that. I was just I make it
Yes, you might understand it, but the
residents don't understand it. That's
what I'm explaining to you.
That did not happen. We did uncover
something that was wrong, we corrected
it, we will be moving on from that.
All right, no further comment, that is
now a dead issue. We'll move on to
consideration of ordinance
reports of officer reports and
commissions. Mayor Stevens.
I'll give you 30 seconds. Yeah, we want
a production.
Yeah. Yes, go ahead. You're good. No,
you're fine. You're on. Mayor.
Thank you. Good evening everyone. Good
evening.
The Arbor Day celebration is tomorrow
when we will have a joint effort with
the middle schools and um
to celebrate the Arbor Day Earth Day
will be tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. at Fun
Town
and if you'd like to join us at 1:00
you're welcome to do that.
So that's an annual thing that we do
every year
and
we'll be out there to celebrate
and speaking of that
also as you know we had some
terrible weather that came across
and
it hit it hit all of us home, cars and
you name it. So the what I did some of
you probably received a all calls to for
warn you on the different scam things
that's taking place.
Making sure that you
are on your toes pertaining to how
slick these
vendors or companies can be to come in
and do your work for you. So it's it's
very important that you are aware of
those scam
items or ways of acting from these
vendors.
The pay the
produce produce schools was this past
Saturday.
Our Channel 5 was outside there and
filming
the produce distribution. It was a great
time, great opportunity and
it was just to be able to highlight some
of the positive things that
Deffer Heights had gone through and just
to
showcase some of those highlighted
areas.
The
to add to the to to that devastating
storm, Darnell Brewer, our state rep,
District 22, had uh
met with me and and we he generated a
memo or a letter to Governor DeWine
uh to let him know of all the damages
and the things that took place in the uh
in the actual
uh cities that he represent.
And um hopefully we will get a response
from Governor DeWine and to talk about
the different
communities who experienced extensive
flooding damage,
um just
you name it. Prop- property damage, uh
personal issu- you know, damages that took place. So, uh
hopefully that we can we will hear from
Governor DeWine to help uh support our
residents in the things that has
happened this last
uh storm.
Also, in April, April is the child abuse
prevention month. I don't know if you're
aware of that or not, but it is.
And in honor of child abuse prevention
month, this month is a chance to raise
awareness about how children face abuse,
how to prevent it, and how to access
support.
I don't know if you had a chance to come
across the front part of our um
city hall and you had a bunch of
pinwheels going on and you have a sign
in the front there.
And the blue pinwheels symbolize hope
and positivity,
representing the possibilities that
children can experience positive while
shining in the sunlight as the wind
blows.
Our children are greatest resource
and source of sunlight
and hope, and they depend on us to
create an environment where they can
grow without fear.
This month let's
Why don't we let
recommit ourselves
to being attentive neighbors, support
friends, and strong advocates of
families.
A single act of care can change the
course
of a child's life.
Let's make sure that every child in this
city knows
they are seen,
they are protected,
and they matters.
So, that matters a great deal
in recognizing
the uh
child abuse prevention month. AND WE DO
WE WE DO HAVE A A representative
for Canopy, uh which is a organization
that
uh
support
the child abuse prevention month to
give a little bit more detail. So, I
would like that uh after you I do have a
proclamation here
uh that I'd like to present to Canopy's.
So, if you'd like to come up, please.
» [applause]
» This is a proclamation just to say thank you and
you're a part of There's other cities
that's a part of this and we wanted to
show our
>> [snorts]
>> support to the organization that you
have. Okay? YES, ABSOLUTELY.
>> [applause]
>> JUST IN case some folks don't know what
Canopy does, we provide uh
after a child discloses that they may be
abused, we do the forensic interview. Um
what we do is bring all the people that
may have an interest in this case in one
room. They can watch the forensic
interview, but what it does is reduces
the amount of times the child has to
repeat what happened to them, reduce
their trauma, and it also increases the
prosecution rate.
So, we are working feverishly to support
children and families in our community
so that they can feel safe and be healed
in a way to reduce trauma.
So, we thank you. So, I on behalf of
Canopy and the families that we serve,
we thank you.
>> [applause]
» NO, I'D LIKE TO SAY WE THANK YOU
for getting involved in getting this and
bringing this up. And Mayor, I also
thank you for highlighting
that that commission and that group out
there and what we're doing to try and
show the leadership and staying ahead
and try to protect our young residents
of the city. Thank you very much.
>> [applause]
» For item two, the Safety Committee,
Chairman Anderson, please. Yeah, thank
you, Mr. President.
Um
for those of you that uh
were at our meeting, we we did have a
meeting on the 16th
uh at 5:00 um
and we
uh mainly emphasized our camera and um
we had a real good meeting on that and
minutes will be forthcoming and any
information will be uh disseminated um
at that time and also to our to our um
our people uh in the audience
uh they had opportunity to uh view those minutes as well uh they're
on the website.
Um
>> [clears throat]
>> also speaking of safety
um
earlier today our our chief, Chief
Leopard, uh mentioned that um smoke
detectors are available. And now it's
kind of like a downside in so far as uh
having individuals uh ask for
so we can provide us with a number.
Anybody interested, uh you can uh take it down and again it may be it will
be on the on the website as well if you
if you're interested in smoke detectors.
And that's 786
3251.
And this was this number was provided to
us uh by our our our fire chief.
Um
also our um
uh
chief of police um
advised us today that he is entertaining
uh conversations
uh with North Randall
uh in so far as uh our dispatch services
and and and that that availability uh to
them. And he also is in contact with the
city of Euclid
regarding jail cell services and our uh
abilities to uh help out uh within that
regard with with our jail.
And um
that's pretty much it. I just want to
mention that uh like many of you uh
there have been a lot a lot of damage as
a result of this hail storm that we had.
So um hopefully you'll be in in touch with
uh uh your insurance companies and um
other other uh individuals that may
contact you or you contact them and um
we also have mentioned that
and a caveat to you is to be careful uh
who you talk to and um give as much
information as you feel is safe with
personal
information as you know with your your identity
in so far as things like social security
numbers and things like that that you
normally would
disseminate to anybody that that also applies to to
your vendors that you that you contact
on regarding that.
And
that's pretty much all I have. Thank you
very much.
Councilman Anderson I have no report.
I have no question.
Any other report? I didn't say anything.
Oh, I'm sorry. It was asked basically in
my report. All right. Thank you very
much.
On to Finance Committee Chairwoman
Thompson, please.
Our next Finance Committee meeting is
next week on Tuesday, April 28th at 5:30
p.m.
That's the end of my report.
We're ready. Thank you for that.
On to Community Life Chairwoman Lasting,
please. Good evening, everyone.
I'm just so glad to see you all tonight.
I'm happy to say that there's some
activity going on in the community
center and
it's looking very lively now that the
summer is coming about and I'm excited
about that.
We're taking We're still taking softball
and baseball registrations. That was
announced earlier today.
And the youth engagement is starting on
the 27th. And these are primary students
up until the age of eight between the up
until eighth grade, I believe. But you
want If you want to get more information
about the youth engagement, you need to
go to the civic center and talk to them
to see what's going on with the youth
engagement because they're trying to
engage our youth and get them more
involved in finding out about themselves
and about things going on in the
community. [music]
The seniors have a bid whist class on
the 29th. If you would like to learn how
to play Bid Whist. We're going to start
playing Bid Whist on the 29th of
April, the 29th of July, the 30th of
September, and again on the 30th of
December.
Summer camp Summer camp registration is
open and for interviews and for staff it
is it is ongoing. So, if you know
someone who's interested in being a part
of our summer camp this year, please
have them come and register over at the
community center.
We are scheduling a meeting for the
community life
committee
for Monday the 27th or we're looking at
30th April the 30th.
We have I have to speak with the
director to make sure the days are good
with him. So, that concludes my report
for this evening.
Thank you very much, Chairwoman.
On to public service water reclamation.
I will fill out I'd like to thank
for approving the [clears throat] salt
program and staying ahead of the
ballgame on that. I would like to also
thank our directors, both Nate and Eric
King, for the
wonderful job that they have done in
recovering after that hail storm,
getting our streets clean, keeping that
I did notice the end of the week that I
drove through some of our neighboring
cities that are to us and there's still
trails of things down the street and
things like that. They have done a huge
job in taking care of that and also Nate
assessing what's been going on with the
those storm sewers and filling those
things and keeping the the water flowing
on that.
So, GREAT JOB AND
>> [applause]
» I THINK THE CITIZENS YOU SEE THEY THEY
appreciate the job that you've done and
thank you again so much. That is the end
of my report. We're on to economic and
community development, Councilman
Tucker. Yes, um our meeting on April the
7th 7th, I announced that the city has
an opportunity to to apply for
a $200,000 supplemental community grant.
I also announced that we were having a
public hearing on April the 14th.
We did have that hearing. David Bell and
I were the only two that showed up.
So, we're going to go ahead and apply
for the grant to fix the Laurel Road.
That's the main item.
All right, thank you very much, Chairman
Tucker.
On to
planning commission, Mr. Stevens. Thank
you.
The next planning commission meeting is
set for May 12th
at 5:00 p.m. if
we have applicants. Thank you. All
right, thank you very much. Building and
housing committee, Chairwoman Thomas,
please. Thank you, Council President.
Our next building and housing committee
meeting is also next week on Wednesday,
April 29th at 5:30 p.m.
End of my report. All right, thank you
again.
Infrastructure, Councilwoman Peterson.
Thank you, Mr. Councilwoman Peterson.
Thank you.
The bid is for this year's sidewalk
program will be open this Friday. If
possible, we will bring forward for
council's consideration at the May 5th
meeting.
I will reach out to Don Blue to see if
he wants us to have a meeting prior to
that May 5th Oh, May 5th.
The day we're voting. So, May 6th is
going to be
brought forward on May 6th.
The Metal Lane pavement repair project
is tentatively scheduled to begin the
week of May 4th.
Prior to construction, there will be a
message board installed. A project sign
will be placed. Door hangers will be
delivered to each affected home, and the will be posted on the city's
website. and we are also working with
our technology director regarding
an QR code.
We're also working on establishing start
dates for Holly Lane and Vicky Lane
resiliency project.
And I um constantly crusade at
infrastructure and capital improvement.
Dabney is also working with David Bell
on the application for a rural road.
End of report.
Thank you very much.
Councilwoman
legislative education committee.
>> [clears throat]
>> Thank you, Councilman Bell.
Um good evening everybody. We have a
meeting scheduled for May 7th at 5:30 at
the mayor's office.
She agreed. Thank you. I will see you at
5:30.
Uh Council cable TV and IT committee,
that is myself. I will say this much uh
I don't know if you've noticed, but we
do have a couple of cameras rolling
that'll be in there. So with this,
Council meeting is being recorded. It
was should be available by the end of
the week on the city's website
and also on VHTV. So hopefully we'll
have that done. Those things that we're
looking at. I'll also
bring out that IT director is working on
restructuring the city's website. So
hopefully I don't know if he'll have
that in time when these new videos will
break, but if not, you'll have two
surprises that'll be coming up.
Also he's working on making sure that
our website and our things are going on
and we will be fully ADA compliant as
per the Department of Justice. At the
end of that, that is the end of my
report. Thank you all and we are on to
Committee reports. Thank you, Councilman
Bell.
>> do. Thank you.
I just wanted to take an opportunity now
to welcome one of our newest members of
Council, our assistant clerk of Council,
Ayanna Green.
WELCOME, AYANNA.
AND
OUR SOCIAL SERVICES SECRETARY, SO SHE'S
playing two hats, two roles. Um so,
thank you for joining us and you will
um see her smiling face
here at all of our Council meetings,
trainings, so welcome. Um I also wanted
to take the opportunity to acknowledge
the remaining April birthday, which is
Renee Cole, that is our Mayor's
Administrative Assistant, and her
birthday is Sunday,
April the 26th.
I also wanted to mention that our next
Council meeting has been rescheduled
from Tuesday to Wednesday, May the 6th,
due to the primary election that is
taking place on Tuesday, May the 5th. Um
I hope that everyone, if you haven't had
already had an opportunity to vote
early, then you actually then you get
out and you you vote. It's a very very important election, as they all
are, but um
I would encourage you all just to vote.
Um we will be meeting in person at 7:00
p.m. on May the 6th, beginning uh and
our Council Caucus meeting will begin at
6:00 p.m.
End of my reports. Thank you very much,
Councilwoman Times.
Uh on to
unfinished business,
uh we looked at we have a couple of
items that we had open. Uh
there was a question one of these was
raised and discussed
during our Caucus meeting, which was a
cybersecurity
situation, which I think that uh Mr.
Doyle did address and you're working
with that. Yep, we received a request
from Councilwoman Henderson today and
we'll uh get to work on it.
Thank
Uh also, [clears throat] this feedback
resident seminars, Councilwoman
Henderson again, do you have any more
you'd like to share or we're still
Well, I I
made the connection with um David Bell
and he is working he's going to reach
out to Q Bank. He has he actually has a
meeting scheduled with Q Bank to talk
about the different seminars they
have available for our city.
Okay, thank you and the last piece is
the you brought up is the cable TV
committee name. We will be scheduling a
cable TV committee meeting in the first
half of
month of May, excuse me, to address that
and we'll get that in the will come out
of committee. On to section 8 and any
new business.
Yeah, I have something to add.
Councilman Harris? Yeah, I
like to mention that
one of our police cars was damaged with
a water testing water damage that the
chief just mentioned this evening to so
I want to put that on the record.
And that's the end of my report.
All right, or comments I should You got
it. Thank you. Any other
new business? So
Excuse me, Councilwoman Harris.
I know that we're going to be scheduling
a meeting for the change cable TV
committee name.
However, I wanted to share with the
>> [clears throat]
>> community also why I'm bringing this up.
The term cable committee reflects the
earlier communication structure
primarily focused on cable television
and today communication responsibilities
include live streaming, website
accessibility and updates, digital
communication with residents, cyber
security awareness, internal technology
system, long-term infrastructure and
modern modernization. So I just wanted
to share before I
served on council, I worked in
approximately seven years in information
technology roles.
Help desk analyst, testing analyst,
business system analyst, business system
right business system analyst and I work
with project managers, developers,
testers, end users, and so on. So, um,
me just requesting to have the name
change is just bigger than having the
name change. It's I have a vision, I
have a
background, I have interest in our
technology. So, I I am looking forward
to having that meeting.
I'm looking forward to scheduling a
meeting with you as quickly as possible.
We'll have that definitely set in stone
by the end of the week.
Any other?
Miscellaneous.
Seeing none, all right. We've come to
the portion of our meeting
where we are open to comments from the
public, and this time the floor is open
for comments from the public. If you'd
like to
come forward, please address any
comments that you have to myself, and I
need you to go by
your name,
just the street that you live on. You
will have two topics with a total of 3
minutes. That's right. No,
two topics,
3 minutes.
You can do 2 minutes on one and one on
the other, or break it up however you
like.
>> [laughter]
>> I appreciate YOU COMING.
GOOD EVENING TO
THE MAYOR, THE COUNCIL, and residents.
And I'm going to give you some wonderful
information. First of all, my name is
Terry Hon, that's important.
And I live at 5680 Columbia Drive.
And my quick Am I starting now?
>> [laughter]
» This is in support of what the mayor uh
said earlier about the hail damage that
we had.
And of course, me being the mouthpiece
of everything,
I started bugging him. I was bugging
our representative Ruth as well.
And so these are what I'm saying in
support of what the mayor said, but I
took it a step further. I came in last
week and I gave it to the woman.
Okay, I want to ask the mayor as a
resident, what help do we get from the
city of Bedford Heights because this is
a disaster and we're almost as bad as
East Palestine
in Ohio which happened about two or
three years ago.
Okay, we need help understanding the
declaration pages of our policies
because they are rather confusing and do
we at this point wait for the governor
to deem this a disaster site or do we
come to the city and ask for them to
give us some assistance and direction as
to how handle our policies. Now, I was
at a meeting last night
with the Democratic Club and that many
questions came up. So what I wanted to
do, if I could walk for just a minute.
» [laughter]
>> Okay,
what I have here
I just want to ask uh because most
people do not take time to look at their
declaration page. They look at
their deductible deductible deductible
Okay, thank you.
And then I'm giving this
to Council President, the mayor
and the law director.
So excuse me for just one second.
Let me say I'd like to walk up here.
Okay, here you go. Here you go. This is
it. Now
what I I to say
while I'm walking back, and this is very
important and this is serious. When we
think of deductions, most of us think of
$1,500, a thousand, maybe even 500
depending on the car. But when you have
a deductible where a
company, State Farm, has changed the
cost of your house, the average house
that you did average over 30 seconds,
is running $240,000
in this city.
They made my house
400 and 800 400
486,000
to repair and replace it.
Now, what house in Bedford Heights would
it cost to replace it that kind of
money, over $400,000?
That is on my declaration page. That's
why I'm saying we need help. That means
you're going to come out of pocket for
$4,800.
Thank you. THANK YOU, MA'AM.
GOOD JOB.
OKAY,
I JUST NEED YOUR NAME. YOU don't have to
give the address, just the street. Stacy
Guy.
Um on behalf of my mom again. So, I want
to know what the update is from the last
time I spoke to you guys about these
trees with the person behind her.
Because it's been past 30 days from the
citation.
So, supposedly we're going to take them
to court. I haven't heard any updates.
I've asked for updates.
I'm not letting up until this is taken
care of cuz my mom's safety is
everything.
So, I want to know where is it now? Are
we taking him to court, the resident
with these trees that have fell on my
mom's house?
I spoke to you guys at the meeting not
last one, but the one before that.
Those trees that would be under a
building department I will tell you this
much. I'm going to have Mr.
David Bell I spoke to David Yeah, real
quick. We do have her scheduled to go to
court. I believe it's
May 5th. But she is scheduled. Call my
office. I'll give you the exact date.
That's all right. Is that Thank you.
>> May 5th will work. Okay, that works for
me.
Anyone else at this time? Please.
Cynthia Johnson, White Pine.
Just one quick
clarification about Insight.
Um,
you said they applied for things that we
didn't meet the criteria for.
I did not say that. I know you didn't,
but you said in your speech
>> [laughter]
>> the mayor said
that there were things that we did. So
they took time
in applying for things that they knew
No, it was more so that
what the directors, some of the
directors had um
uh
Okay.
gave the information to Insight.
And did not possibly know some of the
time at time periods would
uh they were asking for without giving
that information to Insight. It wasn't
Insight doing it.
Okay. Okay. Yeah. Okay, thank you.
Is there anyone else?
Okay, I will take that as a no at this
moment. I will ask for a motion of
adjournment, please.
So moved.
Anderson Yes. Anderson Yes. Last three
Yes. Stovall Yes. Thomas Yes. Kinder
Yes. Willis
Yes.
Thank you all for attending. Have a good
night, everyone.
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