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[0:15] I'd like to call a council meeting in order, and I'd like to ask that we all please stand. We have some girl scouts with us tonight. I'd like to thank our leaders for pledging allegiance.
[0:54] seven moment silence
[1:09] knows how they drink water each yeah all right
[1:19] we want to thank
[1:19] our our roast got to let's some a pledge we're gonna see more of them in just a
[1:23] few minutes so we'll introduce you properly at that time but you still don't have
[1:29] three locals they're led through here near pro tempura yeah come to number half
[1:34] Here's the Benton Court, here, fish up, here, through the court.
[1:39] All right, this time we're first item under item four presentations.
[1:45] We have our Paul D.A.M., control center is here.
[1:49] We're on a cute critter, or are you?
[1:54] A cute critter that you could adopt.
[1:58] Tonight, one of you could adopt.
[2:01] So you might think about that.
[2:03] Talk amongst yourself.
[2:04] I think we got had two, two of them got been adopted from the council, maybe.
[2:12] Show this, show this lovely, pretty critter.
[2:20] What's it tension?
[2:21] This is an acting doctor.
[2:24] I'm getting everybody.
[2:25] I need Jesse.
[2:26] I don't know if I'm a care center.
[2:29] And tonight, I have this beautiful little guy.
[2:33] He's two-year-old Chihuahua.
[2:35] His name is Prince.
[2:38] And it's not usual how we came to our shelter.
[2:43] He was found off of
[2:47] 37th Street East,
[2:50] came to a pole with a four-scale sign on the pole.
[2:55] The individual that found them took video
[2:58] and pictures of the area that seemed
[3:02] before they untamed a dog and brought them to us.
[3:05] He seems to be really friendly, really healthy, he's really good with his kennel mates,
[3:13] two other little, two wilders that are in there with them.
[3:16] And when I pulled him out tonight, I was kind of literate because he was very barky in
[3:22] his cell, and as soon as I got him out, he was like, let's go outside and play.
[3:29] He's really playful, he's good at a leash, he needs a little bit more leash training
[3:33] because he pulls, but I'm very attentive and it's sure enough he is really treat motivated.
[3:40] I can get a treat out and he's just like, yeah, I'll take it.
[3:44] You won't do any tricks for it yet, but with time he'll learn.
[3:49] He'll learn.
[3:49] Right, French?
[3:53] You don't want to put it won't do anything for you.
[3:54] Very, very gentle, too.
[3:58] I tried to get him to sit, but he wouldn't.
[4:00] He just wide treats.
[4:06] So he's available now, he's chipped, he's got all the shots, and he's also altered.
[4:15] How old do you think?
[4:16] He's, well, the best thing that he's two years old.
[4:19] So he's not going to get any bigger than this.
[4:22] He'll whiteen out a little more with some good food.
[4:27] Yeah, and with a lot of training, I'm pretty sure that he'll become the best guy you can ever have.
[4:33] Right friends?
[4:36] I don't want to talk right now.
[4:38] So, the point of this really is to, number one, show off the relationship we have with our animal care facility here in Palmdale, which is fabulous.
[4:48] And promote volunteers for you as an individual. You can volunteer at the shelter. Make a difference.
[4:56] And you could grow up and be like this guy.
[4:59] So, shall I break out?
[5:00] Also meeting as a volunteer and introducing animals for us to consider adopting. So it's a good thing and it's a new
[5:08] shelter relatively new, so our game is really developed a relationship. We need a lot of help. And so we're
[5:15] looking at our residents to help out in this area. So if you ever have extra time or energy, there's
[5:20] area that you could donate, a little 5, 2, this is all underneath there, probably the
[5:28] conference room,
[5:31] very cute. So, anything more missing?
[5:34] Well, we are starting new program. It's public volunteers for fostering animals. We usually
[5:46] have our volunteers to the fostering for animals that come in on
[5:51] wind kittens puppies. We raise them until they're eight weeks old and then we
[5:57] bring them back and get them adopted or we get them adopted before we bring them back.
[6:04] Sometimes we as volunteers fail and keep on, which is a bad day. It's a good thing
[6:10] it's a bad thing. So, we are starting this program that will help us in fostering animals and
[6:20] you don't have to volunteer at the shelter as long as you're fostering the animal. You come in
[6:26] for foster training with our coordinator and some of our foster volunteers and they'll go through
[6:35] your process of getting you set up to become a volunteer foster.
[6:42] And then once we get animals brought into the shelters that are either unwinding or still
[6:48] too young to stay in the shelter, then we start calling the foster.
[6:53] So far we've
[6:58] had about four people signed up and have already gone through the training and
[7:04] class that she gives and just wait for kittens and puppies to start coming in because we'll
[7:13] get them up here and it's inevitable because sometimes we get swamped with a lot of puppies
[7:19] and a lot of kittens at the same time and no place for them to go especially if mom isn't
[7:27] round to help them feed. So that's where we come in. So good experience. It's a good learning
[7:37] experience. If you actually want volunteer at the shelter, you have to be 16 or older, come
[7:45] in for long application or go online for long application. We correspond by email, send you a
[7:52] when we're going to have our training and I think now she is actually emailing you to
[8:03] do a walk through the shelter before the training class. It's a good experience so we
[8:11] get to do a lot of cleaning. We get to do a lot of socializing with the animals.
[8:20] A lot
[8:21] on adoption events, we just had NKLA, which is our second biggest event of the year.
[8:30] We took a total of 37 animals, dogs and cats, we came back with zero.
[8:39] You did.
[8:40] You got it, got it.
[8:41] I got it.
[8:42] You got it.
[8:43] You got it.
[8:43] You got it.
[8:43] All of them found happy homes, which is great to see.
[8:49] Well, good work.
[8:50] Thank you.
[8:51] Well, we appreciate you coming by.
[8:53] Thank you for the introduction.
[8:55] Again, anybody have an interest?
[8:58] Here it is.
[9:01] Looks like our city manager has a contract.
[9:10] Yeah.
[9:14] Maybe?
[9:16] All right.
[9:16] Well, we know who to look for now, right?
[9:29] Well, basically, if you call the call center, they dispatch by where the officers are located and we cover a wide range variant.
[9:42] Here, all the way past Lake Elegue to down to a almost Santa Clarita.
[9:50] So, where that officer is and he gets the call, it takes him time to come up.
[9:57] You know, some more of their act.
[9:59] So...
[10:00] If you don't get a quick response, call that, you know, and usually, you know, don't don't don't come out, don't pick up the animal.
[10:09] Sometimes, you know, if it's just in the most street, don't pick them out, you won't even know they were there.
[10:16] All right. Thank you.
[10:19] Thank you.
[10:19] Good job.
[10:20] Thanks.
[10:27] All right, can we get like Miller to come on down?
[10:35] So, you guys may or may not be aware we've been doing some outreach for homeless, doing
[10:42] homeless counts, so tonight we want to take an opportunity to say thank you, so we're
[10:47] bringing a Mike Miller, I'm going to grab the certificates, but maybe Mike Miller, you
[10:51] could talk a little bit about the relationship we have in the mission, thank you, Mayor.
[10:58] If you some of you have heard of Measure H, the initiative that has brought money, a quarter
[11:04] cent sales tax addition to LA County, the funding is for homelessness, it's come back
[11:10] homeless, so you're a measure H. And the cities in Los Angeles County have been gathering
[11:16] together, figuring out strategies of how to use the money and appropriate ways to help
[11:21] homeless and we as the city and many other cities were fortunate to receive a grant actually
[11:28] put together our homeless plant. And the city of Palmdale actually very silently, not really
[11:34] put it on a banner and waited it around, has been working for the past 15 or more years to
[11:39] come back homeless in this here in our community. And if you look at the numbers over the years,
[11:43] you can see why we have relatively low homeless numbers, although we do see homeless individuals,
[11:48] There's still a process of people wanting to come off the street, but we've done a test and you
[11:53] just look at course on the course on our policy.
[11:55] We have six units that are here with all the veterans and people with mental health or health issues.
[12:01] Our youth build program has the dream center for emancipated youth and we work with other small nonprofits.
[12:06] But through this grant we want to take the opportunity to really get to know the homeless community here in Palmdale.
[12:12] And we did just that.
[12:13] So we went to youth build, advancing communities together, the nonprofit sponsors youth build a victory out of reach, and all of our neighborhood advisory committee members and we asked what could we do to really get out on the streets?
[12:25] Well, through the grant we were able to fund a team of 26 people, eight weeks, to scour the city, and actually talk to people who are homeless in the community.
[12:37] this team actually engaged with 688 homeless people and to 180 surveys and brought them into us.
[12:46] This is the just people on the street, this is people who are motels, who are so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so,
[12:51] couch-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so-so people who are in our bees, it's the broad spectrum.
[12:55] Well, we think homelessness, there's all different types of levels.
[12:57] So we want to thank them for their artwork.
[13:00] Their dedication, actually, the data that they provided to us has actually driven our homeless plan
[13:06] to this point, and to tell you the truth, the county took a quick look at it yesterday during
[13:11] the meeting, and they were rather stunned how on point we are as a city for the region.
[13:17] So we're going to unveil our plan, give a time one, June 26th, is the workshop with Council.
[13:25] We'll have the community partners here, there were 10 community partners that were engaged in this,
[13:30] but tonight we want to recognize those boots on the ground during those eight weeks, and for
[13:34] are part work because the information that the survey was a lot of personal information
[13:40] and that we asked people, but people shared it. What was amazing out of the 180 people
[13:45] that we took surveys from, 71 individuals gave us their name, phone number, all the contact
[13:51] information, and we actually have the nonprofits here and the community and the region who have
[13:58] reached out to them are actually finding solutions for them to reconnect them with their family,
[14:02] get them to where they need to be, getting them into housing, getting them, the services that they need through this effort.
[14:08] So, and I think we had three individuals, Brandon, that came off the street, three, while we did this outreach.
[14:15] So, good information.
[14:18] So, let's start.
[14:20] Start with Malcolm, Marky, Jr.
[14:25] You here?
[14:26] Tonight?
[14:29] First, first one.
[14:30] That's absolutely true.
[14:33] Keyante? Keyante over over. Maybe you've built already had graduation. It may be already gone about
[14:43] K-run bins.
[14:47] I'm just going to keep going Antonio Padilla Junior.
[14:51] There you go.
[14:59] Thank you so much.
[15:00] Good job. We made a difference. Let me read what this, they all say the same. It says the city of Montmartre,
[15:09] Québec, stands. It's gratitude for your dedication and commitment to our community for performing
[15:15] outreach and the homeless and preparation of the city's homeless plan.
[15:23] So that's what the
[20:01] I'm saying not here. Let me tell you, ladies and gentlemen, the toughest job I have is pronouncing names.
[20:11] We are so diverse that it may be somebody I'll get at all. But this group here, we're recognizing their efforts to help us find our homeless plan, connection with our homeless population.
[20:24] Our media goal is to eliminate homeless veterans.
[20:27] We think we can make that happen and we have a process.
[20:30] We think we'll be very successful in that area.
[20:33] But we're going after, going after.
[20:35] But we want to try to reach out to all of our homeless.
[20:38] And if they're ready to step up and make a difference,
[20:41] we've got a place for them to go.
[20:43] So it's all good news.
[20:45] And these individuals made a difference.
[20:47] So let's give them a round of applause.
[20:48] If
[20:56] everybody can hit on this side of the group I think maybe two rows, there's a two rows.
[21:01] There's other with the best of the firthly challenge.
[21:06] Or the back.
[21:08] To all my keys.
[21:10] I'm sure.
[21:12] All right.
[21:12] Right here.
[21:13] There will be five.
[21:13] I'm going to take five.
[21:16] All right.
[21:17] One.
[21:26] Excellent.
[21:28] One more time, let's go around.
[21:42] All right.
[21:42] Trish Jones or Stish.
[21:45] Come on.
[21:46] You
[21:53] know, ladies and gentlemen, I know the future in our communities very, very bright because we've got all these great young people, we're getting ready to recognize some more.
[22:04] And Trisha's up here to speak to this presentation with the Girl Scouts of America.
[22:10] So every year this time, we recognize those girls in the Pontell area who have achieved their Golden War.
[22:17] We quite frequently hear about the Boy Scouts Eagle Award, but not as many people know about the Golden Ward and we're very proud of these young ladies.
[22:27] All of these young ladies live and did their projects here in Palmdale for us.
[22:33] And the one thing about these projects are they make a difference somehow.
[22:38] They teach younger children.
[22:40] They recognize problems in our community and address them.
[22:45] We've had the girls work, one girl created a band for us
[22:49] at the Summer Lunch Program.
[22:51] One time, the kids about the importance of caring for your pets.
[22:55] And it's fun to have the pet, but there's a lot of work that goes with the pet.
[23:00] So Ashie came out and did that for us.
[23:03] We had so many, and I know I'm missing some projects
[23:06] because I can't remember them all.
[23:08] But these young ladies have worked very hard, and this is really the culminating night for their awards, and they've got presentations, they learned a lot of lessons along the way.
[23:19] The young lady who organized the reading program, she learned some lessons on.
[23:26] It's not as easy as you think you think you have a grand plan, you think it's going to work.
[23:30] And that doesn't always work the way you plan it, but these girls went back and re formulated and they came right back out the gate.
[23:36] So tonight we're ready to proud the part of our community and they're making a difference in our community.
[23:43] So we have these accommodations to recognize their gold award.
[23:46] We do the same for Boy Scouts, they get an eagle scout award, they get one of these as well.
[23:50] It's basically outlines their experiences counting.
[23:54] So it talks about their achievement of ranks and some of the things that they were involved in,
[23:59] but it's kind of a synopsis, but it's a way for us to say,
[24:02] This is Bible stuff for our young people. It really is these programs and I can't think of a better program in scouting
[24:10] to prepare young person or life
[24:13] It's supposed to use so many things so many
[24:16] Opportunities for experience. So
[24:19] It's Bible to our city because I imagine everybody in our city was an evil scouter or gold ward recipient
[24:24] It would change the world guarantee
[24:28] So let's start off with
[24:30] You could introduce this person, like a chair, the bell, the shame. Alicia and Cisca
[24:39] Poliza. Very good.
[24:53] Madison Rosales wrote.
[25:07] And Shayla Anderson.
[25:20] I am going to make one quick announcement. We have two more who weren't able to join us because they're out working. Hayley, hijao, and Emily Lyons. So we'll make sure they're ready.
[25:31] Can we
[25:37] get on this end?
[25:38] There you go.
[25:41] All right.
[25:42] Ready?
[25:47] One more.
[25:50] Are you working over the end?
[25:51] I know.
[25:53] One more.
[25:54] We're just going to go right for you.
[25:55] You had the prime spot.
[25:56] We're here.
[25:57] Come on.
[25:59] Come on.
[25:59] Come on.
[26:00] Come on.
[26:00] Come on.
[26:04] Thank you.
[26:05] There you go.
[26:05] There you go.
[26:05] There you go.
[26:06] There you go.
[26:09] I think this one is going to take care, so that's one of those that work at a polling place.
[26:15] Very good.
[26:16] Ladies and gentlemen, let's give these young ladies another round of applause.
[26:19] Good job.
[26:27] Thank you.
[26:36] It's Curtis Cannon here.
[26:39] Here's Curtis.
[26:51] So Palmdale High School's Health, the Career Academy.
[27:00] There it is.
[27:02] Thank you.
[27:02] Thank you.
[27:03] You're good, thank you.
[27:05] Anyway, Palmdale High School is going to help career academy, and we want to recognize those
[27:10] young people.
[27:11] They've successfully completed the program, so we have some with us tonight, so Curtis
[27:17] weren't you tell us a little bit about it?
[27:18] Okay, inclusive,
[27:22] interesting,
[27:25] there we go.
[27:27] What this is, actually, hopefully if you don't know, just to make it sort of the announcement,
[27:32] you're not aware that not only is this academy that we have, but we have several academies
[27:38] throughout the city and our school system.
[27:40] We have very close and lucky to have that to help our students also go into young adults
[27:47] as well, preparing for our different careers and opportunities to have, which I
[27:52] re-sciberate up specifically isn't a little biased because I'm a graduate of Pondel High School
[27:57] as is our mayor.
[27:59] So Falker, G.A. Hall and this specifically is for the Academy that is right now the Pondel
[28:06] for the health careers Academy and what this is also important is they competed in the statewide competition.
[28:13] And so the school worked hard for those students that competed and won in their different events they have.
[28:20] And so we wanted it, especially not just thank them, but recognize them for the hard work and efforts that they did.
[28:26] And so we do argue that there's some that may not be here in attendance tonight, but we do want to make sure we
[28:32] and there he is as well, so we do have these and we want to be back this time.
[28:37] We'll launch you start off with that first name?
[28:38] Yeah, thank you.
[28:40] Ya means sales.
[28:48] And he does it, pulls it off, good for it.
[28:53] Yeah, that's good.
[28:54] Very good, excellent work.
[28:56] Yeah, we're going to start it.
[28:58] All right, I'll take one.
[28:59] Daisy Garcia.
[29:17] Gabby, I think
[29:30] you're turn.
[29:32] China?
[29:33] I just.
[29:47] All right, one more.
[29:47] Jiselle Haramio.
[30:00] Thank you very much.
[30:02] Great, thank you, thank
[30:19] you.
[30:20] Priscilla Martinez,
[30:34] who is ladies have a formative handshake?
[30:37] That's awesome, you're turn.
[30:41] The lecitas Morales, thank
[31:13] you, folks.
[31:14] Don't say,
[31:32] the mask is.
[31:48] He's able to be here so good, we'll have to recognize him.
[31:52] Joshua, Avila,
[32:01] receiving for Joshua.
[32:03] Hey, Josh.
[32:08] Tiffany, are you okay?
[32:13] Are you okay?
[32:17] Isaac James.
[32:27] Well, we're not trying to volunteer in this group.
[32:31] Sherry Jones.
[32:37] And Yelandra, call a does.
[32:45] Oh, what we'd like to do is, I forgot to read you what the certificate says.
[32:50] So, it's a city of Palm Mills, please introduce this expression of our pride in your
[32:54] accomplishment and congratulate you for honors received at the State Health Occupation
[33:00] Students of America, H-O-S-A competitions.
[33:04] So, that's what that says.
[33:07] Do you like to say?
[33:08] You guys are like here in charge of the program.
[33:12] Hi, my name is Hansel.
[33:14] that they're on the coordinator for the helpers and on the isolate.
[33:17] This is a study thinks she is a coordinator and a teacher at the Hong Kong Academy,
[33:21] which is the first year we've had a junior high school.
[33:24] We had junior high parents, groups of the gold medal,
[33:27] and junior high division for the same conference.
[33:30] So, these students that I just would like to say that it's,
[33:35] every parent's dream that they're going to have good educators for their kids.
[33:39] And it's every teachers dream to have students such as these.
[33:42] and we're very, very fortunate, and what we're all we're trying to do is make them
[33:47] responsibly in adults and they can come back and serve our community, we can be responsible
[33:52] citizens, and these students have the best they can be. This is the top of what we have.
[33:59] There's many, many more of them. These students work very, very hard to achieve where they
[34:03] need to make the state level in the medical competition. We range from CPR per state to EMT,
[34:10] medical assistants, nursing assistants, and cleaning awareness, and help curbs, but so these
[34:15] a lot of these students are going to be soon taking their natural history for the AF, for
[34:19] their EMT, they're going to be taking their exams to medical assistants. And they all have, they're
[34:25] all going to call it, where are all your graduates? There's all of the graduates, there's
[34:29] all of the graduates, there's all of the graduates, there's all of the graduates,
[34:34] there's all
[34:35] of the graduates being the workforce, and we are trying to help reduce that, and we know that
[34:41] training you see is that they're taking care of ourselves or our family and we know we feel
[34:46] we've done a great job and this is a wonderful example of what we're going to continue to do
[34:50] for our team. So we're going to say thank you.
[35:29] All right, one more time, ladies and gentlemen.
[35:40] All right,
[35:56] let's go to Al, item 1, please.
[35:57] five on your agenda, waiver pool reading of reservations.
[36:00] So, move.
[36:01] Second.
[36:01] The motion.
[36:03] All the favor?
[36:04] Aye.
[36:04] Any opposed?
[36:05] Order?
[36:07] Item six on your consent counter.
[36:08] This is a, is the consent counter in the public comment period of the consent counter.
[36:14] Meaning these items on here, seven one through, oh seven twenty nine, are what
[36:21] we call consent counter items.
[36:23] We can't approve the entire consent counter on the motion in a second.
[36:27] However, if you have an issue, you're here in regards to that consent count, you'd like us to consider
[36:32] pull an infer discussion.
[36:33] This would be your opportunity to do so, but only for the consent counter, only I am seven
[36:38] on your agenda.
[36:39] So, anybody wish you to talk to an item from the consent counter?
[36:59] I mean, it's much of a burden, and I live on self-scientific on the agenda.
[37:04] I just admit that I'm on 7.8, because it has to work cool in it.
[37:10] I feel necessary that I come up and make reference to that particular issue and that I hope you will support
[37:20] in the name mix that we need to keep our goals on healthy and able to be enjoyed by our citizens.
[37:28] On 7.1A, the approval of the Fireworks Group permits.
[37:33] In the late 1980s, there was quite an issue of fireworks booths in Palmdale.
[37:41] And what came about was, it was found around, like, for the citizens of Palmdale to
[37:47] vote if they wanted non-profits to be able to sell safely-saving fireworks that have passed
[37:56] all this way, because we still have that.
[37:59] So it was a sentence of choice and we have your rule of this of the permits being issued for something that the citizens learned to do.
[38:11] Thank you.
[38:13] Thank you.
[38:14] Anybody else wish to step forward, talk to the consent calendar.
[38:21] All right.
[38:22] Seeing none.
[38:24] City Council, anybody want to pull an iron for discussions?
[38:26] I'd like to pull 716 and
[38:35] 723.
[38:39] Any other items?
[38:42] I'd like to pull 718.
[38:46] 718.
[38:48] 724.
[38:52] I'd have 22.
[38:58] The other items?
[39:00] About a motion.
[39:02] 718.
[39:04] Who do adopt a consent calendar with the exception of the ones pulled by conscience?
[39:08] It's not good.
[39:09] It's not good.
[39:11] It's not good.
[39:11] It's good.
[39:13] Should we do a voice vote for this?
[39:15] Can I just ask?
[39:17] You can do the voice vote or I do that.
[39:20] Who's going to a voice vote?
[39:22] Mayor Nedford?
[39:22] Yes.
[39:23] Mayor Boote and Korea.
[39:25] Councilmember Hoffauer?
[39:26] Yes.
[39:27] Benton Horde?
[39:28] Yes.
[39:28] Bishop?
[39:29] Yes.
[39:29] Do you know what?
[39:31] Okay.
[39:32] Let's go try number 7 to 11.
[39:36] I want to pull that eye in just to make a comment.
[39:38] on the background section of the staff report.
[39:43] We talked about the expansion of Wi-Fi, but any other facilities.
[39:49] We know what the other facilities are looking at for Wi-Fi,
[39:54] and which facilities are Wi-Fi now.
[40:03] I'm I T's coming from the back of the room, too,
[40:19] so I'm sorry, it's not quite
[40:30] about what's currently has
[40:31] Wi-Fi, the city facilities. Yeah, the city facilities, first of all, good evening to members of the council
[40:36] and mayor. Cities are currently have Wi-Fi, part of the city's, the facilities. Other than we have
[40:44] here at the Library, we have it at City Hall in the Administration Building, Development Services,
[40:52] other sites on Marie Curre Recreation Center, the Transportation Center, and the Water Park
[41:01] does have Wi-Fi for staff usage at this point.
[41:14] Are there any other city facilities that you can need to have the Wi-Fi or do we actually have a lot of plans in process?
[41:26] Nothing's been firmed up yet where you're going to be meeting and discussing that.
[41:29] But we do have a lot of plans and this room, for instance, is on that plan.
[41:36] We're not fully implemented in our plan yet.
[41:38] we're into it, but we're not, we're far from completion.
[41:42] Well, and this item was, this is kind of our internet circuit
[41:47] that does help with speeds if we do do some other expansions
[41:54] of programs.
[41:57] We have to assess, again, for expansion needs,
[42:00] what are the needs we're trying to serve as it needs for the staff
[42:04] and for people that are coming to the city to do business
[42:06] or needs for the public, and trying to balance making those kind of services available.
[42:12] The commitment before staff to be able to do their job, as they go out in the field,
[42:17] are being able to be able to be able to focus on all of our orders.
[42:21] Yes, with two implementations that will be coming forward.
[42:26] One, the tracking implementation, which is being used by development services,
[42:31] our field inspectors will have availability of handheld devices that they will be in the field with.
[42:36] Work can be done without Wi-Fi access, but Wi-Fi certainly will make certain aspects of that easier.
[42:45] Additionally, there will be handheld devices or mobile devices used by maintenance with the implementation of a second project related to workware and asset management.
[42:56] and so Wi-Fi will be one of the expansion areas that Stuart discussed is at the maintenance
[43:03] yard so that as the staff come in at night that Wi-Fi will be available at the yard so that
[43:09] they can upload information as it comes in.
[43:12] So as soon as the Senate attempt to really become a smart city, because of the need, now grab
[43:19] of life-acquivability, pointing turnout in my useless, like your sign.
[43:25] So it is a good move to have this step forward to what a smart city should really be.
[43:32] That doesn't result in a full-out deciding that, you know,
[43:35] that that's coming in the other city of the city's line again,
[43:38] for their responses to the residents whenever they have a complaint for instance,
[43:45] or any other thing that needs to be prepared towards those kind of things.
[43:50] So again, I think it's great that thing too.
[43:52] I'm forward to what the Smart Station would be.
[43:56] And those types of services that you're speaking of.
[43:58] Well, the two implementations will be addressing those just through the internet that there will be
[44:04] citizen portals for recording that kind of information that will be directly sent to the departments for response.
[44:10] I guess you'll be able to read the question that someone is at a city facility, whatever it is.
[44:18] It's a publicly access city facility.
[44:21] You ought to be able to get access.
[44:24] And that's one of the things that I keep eating drum about is,
[44:28] every time we give cellular providers a break,
[44:32] we give them streamlined services,
[44:34] we give access to our facilities, and that stuff.
[44:37] We ought to be asking them for a Wi-Fi access, especially when they're bookies, towers, and our parks, and then our city facilities.
[44:45] I really think we need to look at that because it's done in other areas.
[44:48] We need to look at it being done here.
[44:54] Any other questions?
[44:56] How about a motion?
[44:56] Who's approved seven point one more?
[44:58] Thank you.
[45:12] All right, let's go now to item 7.116.
[45:17] Before you start, I don't know if I'm going to go ahead and step in the back, because I'm going to talk to you about this.
[45:22] Okay. Can I get you coming out there?
[45:33] All right, 7.116.
[45:38] to do with our mall, and we're valiant mall, contract real relationship for
[45:44] company services, like motor.
[45:46] Thank you, Mary and Council.
[45:47] The item here, the seat of the recommendation by staff to approve an agreement for
[45:51] cost sharing with the annual valiant mall to provide 140 hour non-releave
[45:56] deputy at the cost of $321,330 annually.
[46:02] The mall has agreed to reimburse the city $34,000 a year for three years,
[46:08] So that's $34,000 a year, with the possibility to extend that contract by two years, staff is recommending that council approve the sign-up.
[46:18] Do we have other officers of work opportunity to?
[46:20] We have, this is the one full-time deputy we have, deputy miles.
[46:24] It's there at the mall, and that covers the mall property.
[46:27] So the mall, shopping, as well as the perimeter around the property.
[46:32] That's where I was heading into.
[46:33] So there's other shopping regional shopping in the general vicinity.
[46:36] the officers. The deputy also patrol. Within the mall property,
[46:42] yes. The mall property, yes.
[46:43] Yeah, the perimeter of the restaurants and the different shops around them.
[46:47] Okay. How about outside of the mall property?
[46:49] I, you know, he's mainly focused to the mall. Now, he can have a call for service that'll
[46:55] pull him from the mall property. If there's a need, I know the deputy miles at times, so
[47:00] we'll go out to make her park around to a county call or he's responded to issues outside of the
[47:07] the most private property area that he's basically based within the world.
[47:11] It's a great, it's a great thing.
[47:13] The relationship is a great thing as well.
[47:15] Because we do have lots of regional shopping around the world.
[47:22] I'm sorry, man.
[47:22] We've had a chance to.
[47:24] So here's the doctor at that.
[47:27] I understand that.
[47:29] So the reason I told this is we first got into the agreement with the law.
[47:35] I believe they were paying 25% of the service.
[47:40] The expanded to the second deputy will have economic downturn, city manager, hold that
[47:46] second deputy out because of all of the critics there, they're a mouth. Currently,
[47:51] they're paying about 10 percent. That's less than the liability insurance coverage for
[47:58] that guy out there. Okay? What has been the discussion with them on this issue?
[48:05] I think he's been having that discussion.
[48:08] Like, could that Curtis Cannon come on up?
[48:11] And, oh, sure it's going to do that.
[48:12] Well, he is our economic development manager,
[48:16] and he did have an opportunity to work with
[48:18] staff person, Stacey Andrews on this item.
[48:21] And they have brought this deal forward as a result of a discussion.
[48:26] Yes, we had a chance to meet with the gentlemanager and
[48:31] assistant and staff on this issue and actually their request was to see if we could get more
[48:39] service out there. Of course it is right. Right. And of course we that was a no from
[48:47] staff's perspective and this is actually an increase. This dollarment is a little bit of an increase.
[48:53] It's not much but it's a little bit of an increase over the last dollar amount that was we pay.
[48:57] Yes, but not the percentage because when it was at 25%,
[49:02] don't think you were here.
[49:04] I was Council's direction was that they were to go back to the mall
[49:08] and renegotiate this thing to get better return.
[49:13] Because of the fact that we're subsidizing this by 90%.
[49:18] Over 90%.
[49:19] We're all of paying for a whole thing.
[49:21] They're basically covering the insurance.
[49:24] And I think that's profoundly unfair to the rest of the community.
[49:29] And we've got one deputy covering the mall, which is basically, you got two deputy's covering the entire west side of the city going out there, you know, far west end.
[49:44] And they, before the reason was, well, you know, the economy really tough.
[49:50] We gave them a break, but we specifically said one of them that come back and be able to be a cover more.
[50:00] That cost, because of the fact that it was basically the deputy was dedicated there. When I suggested we go to the other stores, shopping centers,
[50:11] and do a similar thing to allow that coverage to approve, to cover some of those other websites under the title of a retail detail. The other stores said, no, we shouldn't have to pay that.
[50:26] you know. So I'm still, you know, I understand them all as a major economic generator here.
[50:32] And we don't assign a deputy to any other retail area. We don't assign a dedicated deputy
[50:44] to any one particular spot like we do there. They need to become an entertainer and do it a
[50:51] better job. And we don't even need to be assured that they actually pay a much larger percentage
[50:58] and some of their other facilities.
[51:00] I am not happy with this.
[51:02] This is not fair to everybody else
[51:04] to sit out there, this way in 45 minutes for a cop
[51:07] when there's one that can walk around the wall
[51:09] and handle issues over there.
[51:11] Now understand to get busy,
[51:13] but they either got up, you know,
[51:14] paint or get off the ladder.
[51:17] This is 10, they're barely covering the insurance.
[51:21] Well, have that deputy out there.
[51:22] You're right.
[51:23] There's more to it than that though,
[51:24] because you also have volunteer,
[51:27] not volunteer, you have paid security at the law, the compliments of the deputy, and we can get into all that depth of what's going on.
[51:35] And the way we dispatch out of our humble station to the entire city to have been on me, those are all of the factors that play into this.
[51:43] And it quite frankly has been working pretty good.
[51:45] It has not, it has not because when we have still only two deputies on the west side of the city and two deputies in the Far East side of the city,
[51:54] but you got one deputy dedicated to the mall for 40 hours and everybody's still paying for that.
[52:01] I mean, you know, anybody else want to pay a little bit more and we can get another deputy in your neighborhood?
[52:07] We can do that.
[52:08] Anybody who wants to know how to drive and rent it at the mall and rent it at the mall and rent it at the mall and rent it at the mall and rent it at the mall.
[52:18] I absolutely support and this item came forward originally.
[52:23] This item originally came forward because I saw that they were doing down a
[52:29] Burbank lending with their details and I asked, I forget who the captain was at the time,
[52:35] if this was a possibility.
[52:38] And I am 1,000 percent in support of having the deputy out there.
[52:43] And our deputy and right now we have absolutely probably the best guy that we could have out there
[52:49] is there.
[52:49] That guy, he does a great job with the kids and the families.
[52:54] I mean, he's a stand-up guy.
[52:56] The mall needs to be doing a better job here, guys.
[53:00] And to barely be covering the liability insurance for that cop,
[53:04] but the course of their payment, is inadequate to the balance of the city.
[53:10] Well, I've choose to work with the professionals.
[53:13] What you're making is fine.
[53:15] I'd love to see more too.
[53:16] But I'm relying on law enforcement professionals that help us with the city-wide plan to deal with crime.
[53:24] We're at a historic low, so something is going on correctly at the same time.
[53:34] Go back to negotiate all day long with them all.
[53:37] But if you're not going to get the better deal, we should let it move forward.
[53:41] They're paying more and other facilities.
[53:43] Well, maybe they are, but no, we've been stabbed as tall as that in the past.
[53:47] Let me be clear about people speaking out.
[53:52] This is a hearing.
[53:52] We have an opportunity to come forward if you had an item on the consent calendar to speak.
[53:57] And if you chose to, you got an opportunity to do so.
[53:59] If you chose not to, you lost your opportunity on this consent calendar.
[54:05] So please respect others now that have their opportunity to speak.
[54:09] Are we clear?
[54:11] Otherwise, you get chaos.
[54:13] Please, in the oven.
[54:15] So, the point is, on this, we have an opportunity to move forward on this agreement.
[54:21] We can give direction to go negotiate harder, try to get a better deal.
[54:25] I'm all good about that, but I say we don't want to wait tonight for that new deal to come.
[54:31] I say we move on this, and then direct to our city manager.
[54:34] Okay, I'll move to approve this with the provision that is a one year to be renewed.
[54:40] following discussions, and I'd like to say manager to get correct me involved in that.
[54:44] Because again, this is not a new topic with that entity and with the general manager.
[54:50] And he knows the topic.
[54:52] We get new staff, we get new people up here, they count on everybody for getting about it.
[54:57] You've got a new owner out there too.
[55:04] Okay,
[55:07] anybody else wishes to speak?
[55:10] You got a motion, second? Please do a voice, please.
[55:14] We're led for? Yes.
[55:16] Mayor Pro Temkriyo. Yes.
[55:18] Councilmember Hothbauer? Yes.
[55:20] Bishop? Yes.
[55:22] We have four yeses with more than quarter-scaming.
[55:27] All right, burn up.
[55:28] We passed item 17, 16, 16, 16, 16.
[55:35] Well, I've got 18.
[55:36] 18, 18.
[55:37] Now we're down.
[55:38] 18, we're down.
[55:38] 18, we'll get 22.24.
[55:41] I would for no reason.
[55:47] I would for no reason.
[55:49] 17.
[55:50] This is a firework movement for 41.
[55:54] Not profit.
[55:55] Well, first thing we see is that actually it's plain that I had to go back because I worked with
[55:58] Sarah's purpose.
[55:59] I took it on that.
[56:00] I took it on the back room.
[56:02] I think you're here.
[56:05] Yeah, I did place people like that.
[56:06] I don't have to do it.
[56:06] It was quite a mess.
[56:09] OK.
[56:09] So seven and 17.
[56:11] And I pulled.
[56:14] Yeah, I'm opposed to the illegal fireworks in the Al Valley.
[56:17] And I am praying this year.
[56:19] I live on this side.
[56:20] And every Fourth of July, it is like a war zone.
[56:25] I mean, you said, not because of the same thing.
[56:28] But because of all the illegal fireworks in our area.
[56:32] I am begging our residents to please, since we have approved these safe and same booths,
[56:39] please use them. Please don't bring a legal fireworks. It's hard on the neighbors. It's hard on the animals.
[56:46] It's hard on the life in general for the week before and the week after.
[56:52] So, you know, if we approve these, which we probably are, there's a reason we have to save the same booths.
[56:57] helps the charities, and it gives people
[57:00] what this means to use fireworks that are
[57:02] illegal in a group.
[57:04] But you know what I'm talking about, these neighborhoods,
[57:06] when you see these things up in the air, and you go outside
[57:09] and you have to host down your lawn because you've got
[57:11] stuff landing in your yard.
[57:13] Those are not a group.
[57:15] So I just want to put a plea out there on behalf of your neighbors,
[57:19] your community, the animals, the fires.
[57:24] Please use safe and safe.
[57:25] Please use safe and safe purchase your fireworks
[57:28] And don't apply the label that's a big amount of electricity, because you will suffer fines, big fines, you get coffee leaves or fireworks. So that's what I wanted to put with it.
[57:37] All right, I need a raise a good point. I think that was well said. I think a lot of us probably need to see that noises from animal field.
[57:44] That's a good comment. And some of the other issues that should be crushed fires, like that.
[57:51] But yeah, a lot of those issues are coming from the label fireworks.
[58:00] This is good because it's going to provide profit for 41 on profits to prevent it off to us.
[58:12] That goes directly right into that thing or sitting.
[58:16] I do want our citizens to be aware that it's going to be a dry summer.
[58:19] are just spirals and shoes that are totally all, and very dangerous.
[58:26] And don't be afraid to report your neighbor.
[58:28] If their sort of attempt is set this point up and they, in the air, they can land in
[58:31] your yard on your roof, in your trees, from down your property, so report your neighbors.
[58:38] It's the right thing to do, and this year, we're also bringing back our firework show, so
[58:42] there's absolutely no reason to bring in the illegal fireworks, we're offering you 41
[58:46] the device ain't the same or offering you a virus show. And so please keep the link
[58:53] if I works every single day, I'm just begging you.
[58:55] These guys, you know, they're going off already, right?
[58:58] I'll see you in the right now. Well, they're advertising is what they're doing.
[59:03] They're trying to get you stirred up and over, you know, this is not got the good stuff.
[59:09] But a lot of that stuff is actually a felony. Sometimes just possession of one piece is a felony.
[59:15] And if you've got some of the smaller stuff, but they add a quick quantity, it's a felony.
[59:20] Now, if you saw another felony, somebody act in the course of a felony, you'd call it
[59:27] Collin in early, call it it often, be a past.
[59:30] All right, and give them an address.
[59:32] If you say, well, it's kind of around 40th and the X, you know, they're going to try it by
[59:38] and they're not going to see anything, and that's going to be the end of it.
[59:41] You give them an address and you're going to have to have a door.
[59:45] Maybe somebody will think twice about it.
[59:46] But here's a tip that goes to me here to explode.
[59:50] If you got it out of somebody's trunk, it's probably illegal.
[59:55] It's most definitely illegal.
[59:57] But I would say you should really as much bigger than cities.
[1:00:00] City bombedo, we had legal safe and safe fireworks. We still got all this illegal stuff, legal. You cannot tell the difference.
[1:00:08] And go to the county, same thing. It's just an aerial bombardment going on to value-wide.
[1:00:14] And cities doing their best to try to do with this, but quite frankly, it's going to require something much different.
[1:00:19] I think at a state level, maybe it's what's required, maybe the deportation from other states is a problem.
[1:00:25] It seems to be unchecked because you look around the fireworks, they're bowing off some serious dollars during these holidays.
[1:00:33] I'm going to tell you, it's a bigger problem than you're going to find cities in California.
[1:00:38] We need help at the state level. I think the curb district.
[1:00:43] You know, it's a state legislature because the state kept a budget back at the state fire Marshall.
[1:00:48] They used to stay down the boost in the
[1:00:52] Perum and the Indian reservations and if you had a California plate
[1:00:56] You loaded that trunk up for you loaded that you haul up and you pulled off they'd call it over and you get pulled over and you get busted. Okay, then they're they're not doing that like that used to
[1:01:07] So
[1:01:08] Here's the deal this guy's got a trunk load of stuff or a garage full of stuff
[1:01:12] You could kill your kids with that thing going on. Okay, could kill a fireman when a fire goes off
[1:01:20] So you don't want to be a guy that said, gee, I should have called him.
[1:01:24] Take the call and give an address.
[1:01:26] And we are going to have more sheriffs from the department on and around July 4th.
[1:01:32] You don't know how to put this stuff.
[1:01:33] So there will be fines that hold kind of penalties for anybody to add.
[1:01:37] It's breaking the rules of the suit fireworks off in the air.
[1:01:40] So you never get portions of that comes from the boost of selves.
[1:01:46] Now I'm profit, I'll pay a fee and go towards augmenting the overtime for the deputies,
[1:01:56] for that period.
[1:01:57] But again, if you wait until July 3rd or 4th, you need to be calling me now.
[1:02:03] You know, I just want to add to that, let's be sensitive about the animals who don't
[1:02:09] but also more cheaper because they are also very sensitive to those people who are not necessarily the explosions.
[1:02:16] I have little ones that they were one and two.
[1:02:19] We couldn't really enjoy coming out of the street to see the legal fireworks because we take the basis of the legal fireworks.
[1:02:27] They get scared and we just have to take them back into the house to lessen the windows.
[1:02:32] It's still hot, it's still airing.
[1:02:35] But it's very, very sensitive.
[1:02:36] It's going to show the point.
[1:02:38] So I also ask you to keep that in mind.
[1:02:41] Let's take a look at the set.
[1:02:43] We think about it, we'll try to get them all.
[1:02:45] Again, we'll choose any way for everybody else.
[1:02:47] And I have a hand up here.
[1:02:48] Some of our veterans have an issue.
[1:02:50] You have to get to guys with TPST and a problem with that.
[1:02:52] So be smart, be smart.
[1:02:55] Other questions?
[1:02:57] How about a motion?
[1:02:58] Yeah, a group?
[1:02:58] Second.
[1:02:59] You have a motion of second. Last discussion.
[1:03:03] Let's see it in. Let's do a voice vote.
[1:03:05] You're led for? Yes.
[1:03:06] Mayor Pro Tempereo. Yes.
[1:03:08] Councilmember Hawthor. Yes.
[1:03:10] Benton Court. Yes.
[1:03:11] Yes. Yes. Yes.
[1:03:12] Tenandement.
[1:03:13] All right. Let's go to now to item 7.222.
[1:03:17] I pulled 7.22 at a 7.24
[1:03:20] because that's very close to my residence.
[1:03:22] And so I'm not able to fold on them.
[1:03:24] So I'm going to go back to that room.
[1:03:26] I have to just read and move you guys back about these.
[1:03:31] I don't want you to use this option.
[1:03:33] This is close to the risk now.
[1:03:35] People, yeah, people must deal with this.
[1:03:37] What project is this?
[1:03:38] I just don't want to have any followers in that others is a caution.
[1:03:43] I'm not going to go down these.
[1:03:46] I'm going to go down these.
[1:03:52] Okay.
[1:03:53] Well, I'll make the motion to approve the items.
[1:03:56] Is that right?
[1:03:56] Motion to second to approve any other discussion.
[1:03:59] Voice won't please?
[1:04:01] Yes.
[1:04:04] You remember half-power?
[1:04:06] Yes.
[1:04:08] For a good standing.
[1:04:12] All right, so, what do you know?
[1:04:13] Councilwoman.
[1:04:14] Good morning.
[1:04:14] Good morning.
[1:04:20] Yeah, I think you can do anything.
[1:04:25] Good morning, Board.
[1:04:28] They're last night when the concern calmer is 7.24.
[1:04:33] Do we need to go through home for those?
[1:04:35] No, no, no, no, no, no.
[1:04:37] Motion moves for both of those.
[1:04:38] Was it?
[1:04:39] All right.
[1:04:39] Then we're done.
[1:04:40] No.
[1:04:52] What's your item?
[1:04:54] I just wanted to point out that I would encourage my, yeah.
[1:05:01] Colleagues to approve this thing. The bus stop maintenance is evaporative by the ABTA, which is
[1:05:11] evaporative between our cities and the county. And that crews have been doing an outstanding job.
[1:05:17] Let me stop and look at the, any of the contracts services we have out there. This is all we don't
[1:05:24] get the complaints about. And I would just encourage that, I mean, this is the one where we used to
[1:05:29] all the complaints because they were really bad and they're doing a really, really good job
[1:05:34] at the very response and the thing.
[1:05:36] If they get an issue that comes up, I mean they're on a bright way so I just, this is
[1:05:41] a model we need to look at for other contract and services, for performances.
[1:05:47] Thank you.
[1:05:48] Good job.
[1:05:48] Very well.
[1:05:49] Thank you very much.
[1:05:50] Other questions or comments?
[1:05:53] Or motion?
[1:05:54] To approve?
[1:05:54] Thank you.
[1:05:55] Better motion and a second to approve any other discussion?
[1:05:58] Let's go, go, go.
[1:06:01] We're going to the court.
[1:06:02] We're going to the court.
[1:06:03] Yes.
[1:06:03] We're going to the court.
[1:06:04] Yes.
[1:06:05] Councilmember Half-Hour.
[1:06:07] Yes.
[1:06:07] Benton court.
[1:06:08] Yes.
[1:06:09] Tenantimate.
[1:06:11] All right.
[1:06:12] We're not going to our item eight.
[1:06:15] Automated is a joint public hearing.
[1:06:17] Just a city council.
[1:06:20] This is
[1:06:25] a public hearing.
[1:06:28] Good item eight.
[1:06:29] This is our joint public hearing for our budget adoption.
[1:06:32] So what I need to do is call the order through other agencies, so I will at this time.
[1:06:38] Our house in authority, I'll call it the order.
[1:06:40] If I can get a, well, I think we're going to do a role.
[1:06:44] The voice voting for all.
[1:06:45] So I'll call it orderly.
[1:06:47] Housing authority, the industrial development authority.
[1:06:51] The airport authority.
[1:06:53] The airport authority.
[1:06:58] Also going to call it orderly.
[1:06:59] need
[1:07:03] to do success or even see.
[1:07:08] I think
[1:07:11] we've got it. Housing industrial, airport, civic authority,
[1:07:21] and success or agency.
[1:07:28] And the finance authority. There are a lot of authorities there.
[1:07:31] this.
[1:07:39] Okay, this is a joint hearing for our budget. So, Karen, or I'll go to the city manager
[1:07:43] here for me, or start us off with something. Certainly. So, we'll be presenting on a
[1:07:51] 2018-19 budget. What we've done is hold a couple of workshops and I mean last month
[1:07:58] regard to the budget and the priorities that have been established by the City Council.
[1:08:04] And Karen Johnson will be presenting a synopsis of that.
[1:08:09] This may be one of the only budget presentations you see that have almost no numbers in it.
[1:08:15] And that's really because we've covered those numbers multiple times at this point.
[1:08:18] We'll break forward a balanced budget.
[1:08:21] We have a good five-year projection.
[1:08:23] And so we want to focus on what are we doing to meet the priorities of the council
[1:08:28] going forward, the parties, the community, and so with that, I'll turn it over again.
[1:08:35] First of all, Mayor accounts for the first, died on being considered tonight or the
[1:08:39] joint resolution numbers, CC 2018-043 essay 2018-0606, PCA 2018-0202, H-A 2018-0202,
[1:08:55] I.D.A. 2018 dashed 0.002, PAA 2018 dashed 0.002, PFA 2018 dashed 0.002, and I'll
[1:09:07] rate the resolution, a joint resolution of the City Council of the City of
[1:09:11] Pondau, the successor agency to the Community Development Agency of the City
[1:09:15] of Pondau, the Pondau Civic Authority, the House and Authority of the City
[1:09:19] of Pondau, the Industrial Development Authority, the Pondau Airport, the
[1:09:24] of the City of Palmdale and the Palmdale Financing Authority approving and adopting the City of Palmdale's budget for the fiscal year
[1:09:31] 2019 and approving revenue and expenditure adjustments to the fiscal year 2017-18.
[1:09:39] So the budget document has been available to the public and since the budget workshop that we have made first
[1:09:47] And tonight has jammed and indicated this slide presentation, we'll just give you just a little review of our process.
[1:09:55] I was told that our presentations are kind of boring.
[1:09:59] So we went.
[1:10:00] A little bit more of a narrative and hopeful that we can get everybody excited about the budget that we are putting forth for adoption.
[1:10:09] So before we recommend that we open the public hearing, we will go through this.
[1:10:13] Our budget process starts in January.
[1:10:17] It starts internally. We start preparing for projections and start meeting with departments to see the needs.
[1:10:24] and looking at our strategic plan and to be sure that we stay within our strategic plan,
[1:10:31] we use it as a guide. On February 6, one of our council meetings, we did review the priorities,
[1:10:37] we pulled the city council, and we reviewed the priorities of the city council. We listened to their input
[1:10:46] and took that and ran with it to develop this budget. So on the budget, on May 1st, when we had our budget
[1:10:53] workshop. We did show you, we showed you all the numbers, lots of numbers. We showed you that
[1:10:59] our operating budget was balanced. We also showed that we are looking at a balanced,
[1:11:04] I mean an operating reserves of 30% in this year and going forward to 2,021-22. When we
[1:11:13] start dipping below the 30%. But not only are we showing for 18-19, a 30% operating reserve,
[1:11:20] We are showing other reserves that we're setting aside for areas that are volatile and hard to forecast such as capital replacement, infrastructure improvements and economic sustainability.
[1:11:33] So this budget doesn't include the council priorities and we'll go to the next slide and just review what some of those priorities were by the council.
[1:11:44] public safety and security, economic development, completion of the existing parks,
[1:11:50] park safety, infrastructure, and streets, and new seats, and a statement.
[1:11:59] As I said, our budget document was developed, keeping our strategic plan, and mine, our strategic plan.
[1:12:09] We try to show you what it looks like in this wheel, and you can see that we have three different areas.
[1:12:15] community economy and organization under community includes our parks and culture
[1:12:22] you would go back to them. And under the community it also includes neighborhood
[1:12:27] preservation, community engagement and safety. Under economy, it includes the regulatory
[1:12:34] approach, retail, revitalization, diversification and infrastructure. And under the organization
[1:12:40] And it includes communication in and out, financial health,
[1:12:44] and employee development and quality services to public.
[1:12:49] So in our budget this year,
[1:12:51] under the first area sustainable community,
[1:12:54] we want to remind you, we did go over a lot of these things.
[1:12:57] Jim went over it in detail and our departments also came up
[1:13:00] and talked about the different things that they're doing
[1:13:03] with their budgets that we will adopt tonight.
[1:13:06] So some of the things that we see is that we've achieved
[1:13:08] The lowest crime rate in 23 years, we will complete rehab existing products and includes
[1:13:15] yellow and coarse on, we'll add new heart programs and events, increased community engagement
[1:13:22] and partnerships.
[1:13:25] There's budget in the 1890 budget to develop Palmdale Alcohol Responsibility Training to develop
[1:13:34] the major age group strategies for the park,
[1:13:37] parks that we have in place.
[1:13:39] Utilize measure H homeless plan and upgrade the emergency
[1:13:43] operations center and staff preparedness.
[1:13:49] Under sustainable economy, our budget includes amounts
[1:13:54] to cover and enhance and economic development
[1:13:57] and marketing programs.
[1:13:59] It also includes budget to develop the local workforce
[1:14:03] that includes partners with LA County Wheel Program,
[1:14:06] JVS, SOCO, TSC program, AFAB and AV college.
[1:14:14] It includes budget to construct substantial CRP projects,
[1:14:17] city wide, totaling 128.5 million of which 126 is funded
[1:14:24] through special funding around 2 million from general funding.
[1:14:29] It includes budget to invest substantial amount in public works
[1:14:32] including adding full-time positions to help maintain parks and also other areas in city.
[1:14:43] We've invested, including the budget amounts to cover the general plan update.
[1:14:50] We also have money to implement public arts master plans and to promote public and private partnerships.
[1:15:00] Under sustainable organization, we've been able to maintain, as I mentioned, a 30% offering reserve.
[1:15:07] And we are showing that up through 21-22, we start seeing it dip under the 30%, but we have a good six years, five to six years before we have to really address it, but we are constantly looking at the forecast and adjusting it so that we are on top of any changes for those that we can predict anyway.
[1:15:28] We're setting aside of the reserves for hard to forecast areas, so the end of 1819 we'll
[1:15:36] have over 6 million set aside for these hard to forecast areas.
[1:15:41] We've invested in pension stabilization trust fund in this year, and we will continue.
[1:15:47] We've included an objection to continue to fund that.
[1:15:51] We have budget to upgrade the IT network and telephone system.
[1:15:54] budget to improve the wireless access, improvements at the city facilities.
[1:16:01] Also, we've included budget to automate council agenda management,
[1:16:05] invest in staff development and steel building.
[1:16:08] And of course, we continue to work toward providing competitive wages.
[1:16:14] We have included a cost-deliving increase of 2% for our employees starting July 9th.
[1:16:25] So that concludes my presentation.
[1:16:28] So, what's your bond rating?
[1:16:31] We have a good bond rating of A80 minus, and I guess so, very good.
[1:16:37] Very good.
[1:16:38] Okay,
[1:16:40] so any questions to look at for instance?
[1:16:46] Why is that 2% of the color between and July 9 and July 1st?
[1:16:51] We use the July 9 because that's the first take rating,
[1:16:54] It gives us a full paper, it gives us plenty, and it becomes a little bit of an eye
[1:17:00] in there for payroll.
[1:17:03] That's all right.
[1:17:03] I'm sorry.
[1:17:04] I'm sorry.
[1:17:08] Right.
[1:17:10] I don't question on the top-end program projects.
[1:17:14] A couple of important programs.
[1:17:18] On the project BCOCO09, Jack's Gillian College.
[1:17:23] This has to be the figures for what we were faced with since we as the Council decided to complete the parts of the way now.
[1:17:34] Unless I missed it, but I don't see face too as part of the capital group progress.
[1:17:39] You know, is that what's the reason?
[1:17:42] That is the correct, that you are correct.
[1:17:45] We do not effigy them to base two, working on the other projects that we have in
[1:17:51] playing to help find one of those sort of some other young, if you haven't, you know.
[1:17:56] Well, in the slide, there's here to finish them, but of course, you don't need this budget.
[1:18:01] So, I know that there's some mayors to get some grants, and they're also there
[1:18:08] I was always trying to find out so that we can complete more parts, but it's just confusing
[1:18:15] for me to see that there's a lighter or a completion of existing parts to have to
[1:18:20] account so that we don't.
[1:18:24] Gen on this project, on this list, was provided in space 1.
[1:18:29] I thought you had an explanation, so that's good.
[1:18:33] So, on this one, it would be completion of phase 1 on the other part, it would not
[1:18:37] food phase two, I think that's really what we're going to be using the
[1:18:42] Mediree Fuchs, and put together a Parks Committee in South
[1:18:47] Fort, to figure out how and when we're going to expand Mediree and
[1:18:53] whether it's for a part expansion and so forth.
[1:18:56] And so we do have budget, the budget that's in there in the
[1:19:02] In the 1990 budget, it's part of the grant funding.
[1:19:05] It's for the shade structures, a Dillon mark, and so we received that grant, so we signed
[1:19:13] the grant agreement today.
[1:19:15] So it's really a modest amount for some place structure and the shade structure.
[1:19:23] And then once we make a decision on measure A, in regard to our issue bonds, which I advanced
[1:19:30] that money, that would be when we would make amendments to the budget to add for phase two of the other part.
[1:19:38] But the goal of completion of those parts still is there. Now's the implementation.
[1:19:44] How we get there for individual projects.
[1:19:46] It's going to take money.
[1:19:47] So what we're going to expect is to have this vacation after the 1920.
[1:19:54] Provided we don't get in the grind, so we don't find any other.
[1:20:00] I expect those goals will stay until we're done.
[1:20:04] Otherwise, what I do with that, as long as they stay there, we make sure that.
[1:20:06] Right. It will continue to maintain your capital improvement plan.
[1:20:11] So this is the capital improvement program, which is the actual expenditure.
[1:20:15] So the plan continues on the money for yelling.
[1:20:19] But the need for money for yelling to finish phase two is within that plan.
[1:20:24] This is our expenditure at this point.
[1:20:25] If we were able to obtain grants, I'll be competitive on another day, for grant funding.
[1:20:31] We'll amend the budget and bring that money in for extending.
[1:20:36] Well, we had a branch of this department.
[1:20:38] And that's another part that was started.
[1:20:41] And it's all the infrastructures there.
[1:20:45] And everybody was promised that Park was going to become an sooner as opposed to later,
[1:20:50] because we did everything initially
[1:20:52] when we gave up the one-and-a-half acres
[1:20:55] for the fire station, we're at all the infrastructure
[1:20:57] and it's still a turn-lot.
[1:21:00] So there's about 400,000 year in measure A
[1:21:02] for the West Side portion of Palm Beach,
[1:21:06] as the county's broken up,
[1:21:08] and about $600,000 a year, so the side for the east side.
[1:21:12] If we were to issue bonds, we could go to a maximum
[1:21:15] about 15 times that money.
[1:21:17] And so, multi-million dollar bond issuance could help us in regard to finishing multiple
[1:21:25] parks around the city.
[1:21:27] In order to do that, there's an extensive engagement component and measure A that we would
[1:21:32] have to follow in the agreement.
[1:21:34] I think it's also just a good idea to put together another citizen's agreement, but we're
[1:21:38] going to make big expenditures moving forward than part of the money, or part of the
[1:21:45] that we have is to start working when this is as big.
[1:21:49] So I think we already did that a couple of times.
[1:21:54] And as part of the precursor to this measure rate,
[1:22:00] even being passed.
[1:22:02] And that was the whole purpose everybody coming out
[1:22:04] and putting dots on the boards.
[1:22:07] It's just, I can just tell you folks on the West side
[1:22:11] It's very frustrated because, you know, Ranch of VISTA,
[1:22:16] probably got more votes than number of other programs.
[1:22:21] I mean, you know, facilities, combined.
[1:22:26] And it's somehow just kind of keeps getting kicked out of the road.
[1:22:29] And we've got to do something about that, because that thing,
[1:22:33] it's been 25 years.
[1:22:35] Well, and we are doing something
[1:22:36] in our TDA, their priorities,
[1:22:38] it's a matter of finding the money,
[1:22:40] and then we program it.
[1:22:42] So it's matter, we may take our focus,
[1:22:44] we're going to get there.
[1:22:45] You know, I just want to jump in on that,
[1:22:46] because I think that we should be also,
[1:22:51] focus on public, private partnerships,
[1:22:54] and that's something that I do,
[1:22:56] you know, so it's just like, here,
[1:22:57] we're talking about the one in this partnership,
[1:23:00] and I think that Maddie's working on that,
[1:23:03] and I think that fairly soon,
[1:23:05] going to get an update on that. I've been talking to our city manager, but I do it in a
[1:23:10] universal facility at a public park, specifically jailing. I know that you've been working
[1:23:16] on that with their recreation director, but in those slides it's getting to the ability to
[1:23:24] explore the solutions. Why because other cities do it? Soft is one of the things, but as we went
[1:23:30] to the city of Leigh, or the Apoptic cities.
[1:23:36] I was there, we talked to them
[1:23:38] and that we have council members and staff.
[1:23:41] And they have a great solution for something
[1:23:44] that we would really benefit.
[1:23:46] Do you have those private partnerships?
[1:23:47] They need to have to be something.
[1:23:48] We can leave any other responsibility.
[1:23:50] Or we talk about those people.
[1:23:53] So we're testing the waters right now.
[1:23:55] We have an RFI out of the street that
[1:23:56] you can do in either a week or two in regards to the indoor soccer and utilizing going
[1:24:04] into a partnership with one of our parks and we bring you the private operator to run
[1:24:08] the indoor soccer program. So what we'll find out next two weeks, we'll kind of interest
[1:24:12] there's maybe a week set up to multiple vendors, we'll take a vendors out to the various
[1:24:18] parks and city that we feel might be a metal to that and so we'll see it with a couple weeks
[1:24:25] and what kind of response we get, we're not getting a lot of response, we'll do some more
[1:24:31] outreach, make sure we're within that interest out there.
[1:24:36] And so that's all pending, and if we can have significant partnerships going through.
[1:24:44] And we continue those discussions on the same exact lines, the folks from the New Orleans
[1:24:54] over if you can arrange a VISTA development, call of course, and a shopping center.
[1:25:00] I guess he project, has there been follow-up with them on that?
[1:25:05] I have not had a conversation with them on that since that first, first time.
[1:25:09] So he follow-up with them, otherwise it just gets lost.
[1:25:14] They helped us say, the patient, they got a continually show, maybe we should as well.
[1:25:19] So it's a two-way street. We're heading down that road.
[1:25:22] And we're already at the same time.
[1:25:25] All right, any other questions so far?
[1:25:29] Because I'd like to do this over to the public hearing, which I'll do.
[1:25:35] Go ahead and open the public hearing, but you wish to speak on this side and you merely have to give us your name for the record.
[1:25:44] Anybody?
[1:25:53] Yes, sir.
[1:25:54] All right, thank you very much.
[1:25:56] I'd like to speak on the...
[1:26:00] Happy to have you to ask for the order.
[1:26:03] And we did last month.
[1:26:05] I've been quite a while since I'm attending one of these meetings.
[1:26:08] Maybe eight or nine years ago in the session came up before.
[1:26:12] And so now I have to deal with it again.
[1:26:15] You said that at the west quarter,
[1:26:18] so you're just going to be necessary in what you can do in one.
[1:26:22] And a couple of other things that have happened,
[1:26:25] that have made the invention that used to be paid for by the contract.
[1:26:32] And I think, at least speaking for myself,
[1:26:36] and maybe a small neighborhood that's going to be affected by this.
[1:26:44] I would agree if I could just tell you how it would work.
[1:26:48] They would contribute to a fund.
[1:26:50] The city would actually do the hiring of the person for the corridors.
[1:26:56] So we understand what you're saying.
[1:26:57] You're driving away.
[1:26:58] And we do not put it in their hands.
[1:27:01] We contract it through the city.
[1:27:03] Yeah.
[1:27:03] There will be an article.
[1:27:09] But they are going to pay for their own work to master a plan to horrible.
[1:27:19] We're really talking about the West of the Freeway, I've been to Westway as a gentleman.
[1:27:22] This is West of the Freeway, and it heading into Annabody and Ritter Range.
[1:27:26] Now, where it needs to be master plan, it's been our position for a number of years of
[1:27:31] recession game, and it really put it everything off, and so now we're back, and that
[1:27:37] master plan is still going to come forward.
[1:27:40] And we all agree with that.
[1:27:41] And we're not opposed to the delegate, but we wanted to blend in, and it had something that
[1:27:49] would be not fitting the boy's style that's been created there, and those of us said,
[1:27:57] well, so it's a long term business. I've been there 17 here, and we have a lot of money
[1:28:03] in front of these businesses, you know, a wonderful place to live. We're only close to work,
[1:28:11] too. Yeah, yeah, mainly I've just, I've just got a whole bill business license, a lot
[1:28:17] the confidential on the staff there and that just made it so soon for the beginning of the
[1:28:22] business.
[1:28:25] So again, I just wanted to say that they were just wonderful for somebody
[1:28:29] that is the starting of the business for the first time.
[1:28:31] Just what we like here.
[1:28:33] And so again, I want to mention that, and in the dog adoption, my last six or seven dogs have
[1:28:39] been adopted from my shelter.
[1:28:40] That dog came in years.
[1:28:43] Still can't you guys, I can't tell you what I'm talking about.
[1:28:45] I haven't seen you because of that.
[1:28:47] Get me a small one.
[1:28:49] Is that getting a stuff off?
[1:28:50] That's it.
[1:28:52] Thank you so much.
[1:28:53] Thank you.
[1:28:55] Anybody else wish to speak?
[1:29:14] I know this was kind of a general discussion about the budget,
[1:29:18] but we kind of on track a farce park scale
[1:29:22] on maybe the expansions of parks.
[1:29:24] And I heard that familiar word, I was involved with the bond that created the water park area
[1:29:35] and the expansion of marine curve.
[1:29:39] I believe that the success of that bond was that we as a community committed to completing
[1:29:51] and delivering everything that was promised in that bond.
[1:29:57] Now finances, as well.
[1:30:01] Senator on that, and the city is step up, Senator. And we'll recur because the finance is super enough. It was just a tough time. So the city is step up. And we did use all the bond money for, you know, for what we said. But the projects were not all completed that were promised to the citizens. So I think if we're looking at more part facilities and
[1:30:29] possibly another bond. I think the main thing to look at is when you ask people to step up
[1:30:36] again, I think you should make sure that you're able to say you live in the first time.
[1:30:42] Thank you.
[1:30:44] All right, I do also want to like to speak.
[1:30:48] All right, seeing none, but a motion, a pose of both
[1:30:51] here.
[1:30:53] Second.
[1:30:53] That a motion, a second, all of favor?
[1:30:55] Hi.
[1:30:55] I'm a new pose, forward,
[1:30:58] and now it's back to us, Council. Any further question?
[1:31:03] or motion. We could approve. I'll make a motion.
[1:31:07] Okay.
[1:31:08] How's that going?
[1:31:09] Ench.
[1:31:10] Coach, we have a good court second.
[1:31:11] We have a motion second.
[1:31:13] Any discussion now?
[1:31:15] I just want to take care of the staff.
[1:31:17] I'm going to take care of the staff.
[1:31:18] I'm going to take care of the staff.
[1:31:19] I can use this on track.
[1:31:21] Keeps our reserves up.
[1:31:23] Keeps the city financially healthy.
[1:31:26] I'm going to raise down a very strong and solid foundation
[1:31:28] for the future.
[1:31:29] For all of us, thank you.
[1:31:30] I would agree and I want to compliment the staff.
[1:31:33] The limit within the direction of the council, which is an OECC, but I think you're hitting it, and it's a good work of document.
[1:31:43] It doesn't have everything we want, but it gets the items that are most important to cover and will continue to work and get the same done.
[1:31:52] And I just want to say that I'm happy to see that the General Fundamentment has been addressed
[1:31:57] as this budget for the first time in the long time.
[1:32:00] Not that.
[1:32:01] The long long time.
[1:32:02] So thank you for your hard work.
[1:32:05] I make sure that we have the ability to engage in a plan.
[1:32:10] All right.
[1:32:11] I also, the General Planning is over due.
[1:32:16] Thank you, Mr. Petit, for hearing that and getting that.
[1:32:22] getting that the problem is staffed up so that we're going to be able to be forward on that.
[1:32:28] And I look forward to a resolution to some of these partnerships this over the next year.
[1:32:33] That's going to be priority one in my vote.
[1:32:37] Because again, being promises, we've got to keep looking.
[1:32:40] Can't keep changing.
[1:32:42] I appreciate the fact that we're working at refocusing that.
[1:32:47] Okay.
[1:32:48] Okay, I'm going to call for the question of a very empty voice vote.
[1:32:52] Okay.
[1:32:53] Maritare Ledberg.
[1:32:54] Yes.
[1:32:55] Maritore 10 Vice Chair Korea.
[1:32:57] Yes.
[1:32:57] Member Directors Commissioner Hochbauer.
[1:33:00] Yes.
[1:33:01] Bed and court.
[1:33:02] Bishop.
[1:33:03] Yes.
[1:33:03] Brown.
[1:33:05] Chalachian.
[1:33:07] Okay.
[1:33:09] I'm sorry.
[1:33:10] It passes with Chalachian absent.
[1:33:13] Very good.
[1:33:15] Ladies and gentlemen, you got to have to bear with me.
[1:33:17] I'm going through these all these agendas I call the order, I want to complete them out and
[1:33:22] recess them at the public hearing portion for all of our public hearing at one time.
[1:33:27] So I'm going to start with the airport authority, we've already done what we have, we need to
[1:33:33] do the consent calendar.
[1:33:35] And but it wishes to talk about the consent calendar in the public, this is a regard in
[1:33:43] on to the airport authority, see a note about the motion from the council on the consent
[1:33:49] calendar for approval.
[1:33:50] We have a motion second, all in favor, the opposed, so ordered without our recess to the public
[1:34:00] comment period of the airport authority, let's not go to the public, finance and authority.
[1:34:05] The same thing, you can sit down there, item 4.1, minutes from the previous meeting, anybody
[1:34:10] and wish to make common on that.
[1:34:12] We're looking forward to your name.
[1:34:15] Seeing none, anybody on the Council?
[1:34:17] We have a discussion or a motion to approve.
[1:34:21] Okay.
[1:34:21] We've got a motion to approve.
[1:34:23] Second.
[1:34:23] And a second.
[1:34:25] Any other discussion?
[1:34:27] All the barriers say aye.
[1:34:28] The opposed, so ordered.
[1:34:30] And I'll recess that after the public comment.
[1:34:33] Here is the snap out of the civic authority.
[1:34:35] The same thing.
[1:34:35] We have the consent calendar to approve.
[1:34:38] Second.
[1:34:38] We have a motion in a second, but let's now ask anybody in the audience, which is
[1:34:42] speaking to the side of the American Board, give us your name for the record.
[1:34:47] All right, see you now.
[1:34:48] We have a motion we have a second.
[1:34:49] Any other discussion?
[1:34:52] All in favor say aye.
[1:34:54] You both.
[1:34:55] So ordered.
[1:34:56] I'll recess that to the public.
[1:35:00] Public comment period as well. Let's not go to the industrial development authority. We're at the consent calendar. Anybody from a public wish to speak? See you in none, council, motion.
[1:35:15] Motion, second, any discussion? All in favour? Aye.
[1:35:19] The vote for to recess to the public comment period, but now go to the House of the Authority.
[1:35:26] We're at the concerned calendar. Again, minutes.
[1:35:29] Anybody from the audience wish to speak on the side of them?
[1:35:33] Seeing none, Council?
[1:35:35] Motion?
[1:35:36] No, sir.
[1:35:39] Authority.
[1:35:39] How's the authority up here, right?
[1:35:41] Thank you, Matt. Just keep it me.
[1:35:43] I'm going to try.
[1:35:44] Council Authority.
[1:35:46] Kick Council?
[1:35:47] Motion?
[1:35:48] Second.
[1:35:48] in a second. Any discussion? All the favors say aye?
[1:35:53] Aye. Any opposed? Sorter? That's how it recessed to public commentary.
[1:35:59] Now we're at the successor agency.
[1:36:02] Successor agency has got
[1:36:07] a consent calendar of several items.
[1:36:11] Anybody who in the audience wishes to speak to the successor agency?
[1:36:14] consent calendar? We got one, the report on balance, the investment balances.
[1:36:18] We have a resolution for Community Rearblement Agency designation by Title for who's going to sign
[1:36:24] checks, Center for Chair for JJ, our newest
[1:36:31] resolution for Community Rearblement Agency,
[1:36:35] saying the investment policy, and minutes. Anybody who has to speak to those items,
[1:36:40] you may look at board news your name for the record.
[1:36:43] Seeing none, how about a motion from the council?
[1:36:47] And a second, any discussion?
[1:36:51] All the favor say aye.
[1:36:52] The opposed to order.
[1:36:54] Okay, I'll recess the success rate to see the public comment period as well.
[1:37:00] We have come full circle.
[1:37:02] We're back to our city council meeting.
[1:37:06] And we're at appointments.
[1:37:08] I don't know.
[1:37:10] So let's jump in.
[1:37:12] And we moved that item, I think we guessed quite a few people here in the 11th, and I'd like to ask if we could move that item forward, so there's folks getting on.
[1:37:24] New business side?
[1:37:25] Yes, sir.
[1:37:26] I'm okay with new business side.
[1:37:28] Anybody else?
[1:37:32] Let's move.
[1:37:33] New business side in the 11.5.
[1:37:36] Forward.
[1:37:37] And this is consideration about a wind being renamed, and to add our the Army Avenue to
[1:37:43] have a wind.
[1:37:44] In Portland City, direct step, take necessary action to start your approval process with
[1:37:49] City Bomb Bill, City White Councilor, and Los Angeles County.
[1:37:56] So, Chuck Evernon is going to give us some report.
[1:38:01] Sir, thank you, Mayor Ledford, members of the City Council, before you tonight, the City Council
[1:38:06] consideration of Avenue N, a renamed Arlie Army Avenue with Avenue N in front of the
[1:38:14] seats, this dual naming has successful history in the Illinois Valley, including Rancho
[1:38:19] of Establed Art Avenue P and others,
[1:38:25] and staff recommends that you consider this item, and
[1:38:29] you have a direction for us to carry forward and work with the other cities and bring you
[1:38:36] That's a recommendation.
[1:38:39] Budget, et cetera.
[1:38:42] OK, questions.
[1:38:44] Do we have a lead time for the pre-way sign?
[1:38:46] It seems to be the long term.
[1:38:49] Correct.
[1:38:49] That's one of the first things we would start working on.
[1:38:52] The budget that you see in the staff report is something
[1:38:55] that we pulled and increased slightly from the work
[1:39:00] that we did with the rancher discipline.
[1:39:03] So that comes directly from that.
[1:39:05] I don't know exactly how long that took,
[1:39:06] but yes, that will take quite a while,
[1:39:08] and we'll start working on that immediately.
[1:39:11] Okay, at least the brow work,
[1:39:14] we would have to not,
[1:39:14] we wouldn't be able to look
[1:39:15] at many things, obviously, until we have an accountant,
[1:39:19] and then the city of Lancaster.
[1:39:23] You know, these things become a process,
[1:39:25] not prevent, it seems like we've been over two years
[1:39:31] since we decided we wanted to,
[1:39:33] Larry Chamboli highway,
[1:39:35] That was just going to be two signs, taking like two years, so that's why when this discussion
[1:39:40] started going, that's why I asked, this is part of the agenda so we can get this thing moving forward.
[1:39:47] I know the guys will work at a brewery, work at a project, there are a number of systems
[1:39:51] who's out there.
[1:39:52] The family was looking to move this thing forward and we could talk about this too long.
[1:40:00] And as we did with the Senate one cell, I think we just, I think there's quite a lot of input on this. I know you have those of us are over at the brewery on it, and there's been a lot of discussion on a social media relative to this. So I think that it's worked well.
[1:40:20] Highland, Bulldog, Columbia, Rancho Lista Boulevard,
[1:40:27] we were afforded to come to mind technology.
[1:40:29] The technology, I'll, I'll, you know,
[1:40:33] was relatively seamless, the complicated factors
[1:40:36] of county and the state.
[1:40:38] So I think we just need to move forward at this time.
[1:40:41] Well, we need to forward to get them going.
[1:40:44] Exactly.
[1:40:44] Put it up down.
[1:40:45] Hopefully, I think we're pretty good shape.
[1:40:48] Other questions at this time?
[1:40:49] Any other questions?
[1:40:51] Because I like to do this call for public comment, we have a few people who would like to speak to this side.
[1:40:56] So if you mind going forward, just give us your name for the record.
[1:41:01] Tell us what you think.
[1:41:02] We try to keep it within a three minute timeline.
[1:41:05] So we'd get to go home sometime tonight.
[1:41:08] This is a pretty good item though.
[1:41:10] Yes, sir.
[1:41:11] Good evening, Mayor.
[1:41:11] And we're one.
[1:41:12] My name is Christian GM.
[1:41:13] We've made a report so that the emergency emergency is a volunteer organization throughout the nation.
[1:41:18] The voice girl's age 18.
[1:41:20] Are the hearing was the celebrity spokesperson for the emergency program?
[1:41:25] And when we had a funeral, a few weeks ago, we had a number of means from all of the emergency.
[1:41:30] Of course, the hearing was attended as well as the National of the Executive Director of the program.
[1:41:34] They were successful out from Washington, PC, where our organization has set board.
[1:41:39] With the growing presence of the memories program in our community, we have two minutes
[1:41:48] out here and there are some places throughout the country where there are no units yet.
[1:41:52] And so I think our community is fortunate to have these teaching men and women who are willing to set up a volunteer
[1:41:59] and lead healthy and do a free lecture on some of that.
[1:42:03] A good way to honor our leader me for representing such programs would be to
[1:42:12] I have two young Marines here that have been a program for more than five years and they're going to be seeking later on on another subject or on the comments, but I know that they have had the opportunity to see the impact that earlier.
[1:42:26] It's not only as a solution for their program, but also in inspiring them to
[1:42:32] touch our service and bring more on other services.
[1:42:36] So I just want to say in behalf of the Emerge Program and already in particular that we
[1:42:42] would definitely support this and I would be able to.
[1:42:44] Thank you.
[1:42:45] Thank you very much.
[1:42:46] And by the way, good job.
[1:42:55] Yes, sir.
[1:42:56] Good evening, Mr. Mayor.
[1:42:57] Council.
[1:42:57] My name is Kevin Sanders.
[1:42:58] We're in that veteran.
[1:42:59] I'd like to say that there's been no other
[1:43:02] melody person in my lifetime that does as much for
[1:43:06] our Marines and our other veterans.
[1:43:08] For Sees in the sound, he's a hero.
[1:43:10] He's a hero.
[1:43:11] I'm a Marine.
[1:43:13] I strongly encourage you to move forward with this much.
[1:43:16] Thank you.
[1:43:17] Very good.
[1:43:17] Thank you.
[1:43:26] Thank you.
[1:43:27] I'm Andrea Lefler.
[1:43:29] And I actually live on end.
[1:43:32] So who it would actually impact my agenda.
[1:43:35] I agree.
[1:43:36] I think that we should definitely change my husband's number in, and I just seen impact
[1:43:46] through being a part of the town for so many years and him being a celebrity, a part of our
[1:43:53] town, and the impact that he's had on so many young people in the rain from the area, and I think
[1:44:01] would be a good tribute to him. And I think that it's important that we do that and bring
[1:44:06] our city together. Thank you very good. Thank you very much.
[1:44:15] All right. That's all the assertive speakers. We're going to try one of them now.
[1:44:23] Oh, man, here comes Bob. You know, I'm Bobby Aldous. Well, that can add to kids some of you
[1:44:29] know, and of course I'm behind this project 100%. One of the things when I deal with the
[1:44:36] community around the Valley of Poo and Spiders.
[1:44:40] The URM was a man that inspired thousands and thousands of people.
[1:44:46] You didn't have to be in uniform for him to inspire.
[1:44:50] He brought a patriotism.
[1:44:51] He brought a respect to this country to his actions.
[1:44:55] Even sometimes it was a little salty.
[1:44:57] We love him for every word that he said.
[1:45:00] And we do where it came from because it came from it's heart. And that's why it's stuff when it look around the valley, and I see the names of things like that. So we need to remember the people in our valley that have made a great difference, not always our community, but for our nation. And so that's one of the highest of our percent. And unlike the military, I hope we can figure out a way to see if that's needed to move this song. So I want the military aspect of Korea and the way in which we learned to boot boot camp very fast. I'd like to see this thing really happen. My veterans today is a tall pot.
[1:45:29] possible because you don't want to set up. Let's not lose the drive in the community and
[1:45:34] set the need to count because it's a great man. Thank you.
[1:45:46] Yes, sir.
[1:45:47] Peace for you.
[1:45:49] I'm a former Marine, and I'm a woman who deserves the honor.
[1:45:54] I think that I'll do a very awful thing for you.
[1:45:58] Excellent.
[1:46:05] All right, who else?
[1:46:09] Well, I think this is a...
[1:46:10] This is way popular. No doubt about it.
[1:46:13] at the big opportunity for us as a city,
[1:46:16] and to participate in a ballet-wide effort.
[1:46:18] Again, both cities and the county are involved.
[1:46:21] How can you be involved?
[1:46:23] That's really the next question,
[1:46:24] because we have scoped out the project.
[1:46:27] We do have a finance number that we need to go,
[1:46:31] and we're going to go over here to do community fundraising
[1:46:33] within the animal valley and the nation.
[1:46:36] And so that's the next step.
[1:46:38] I think in this process, once we get approval,
[1:46:40] out of all the jurisdictions,
[1:46:41] is a move forward on that aspect of the project, and it would go as quick as the fundraising
[1:46:46] can make it happen. And we know that freeways are on-premise, so that's our focus immediately.
[1:46:54] And then we'll work it out from there. We know the discussions about a musical road
[1:46:58] as part of this project. I think that's going to be all relative, again, to work our capacity
[1:47:03] to get out of their own fundraising. So this is an opportunity for us to now get that
[1:47:08] space in place, you get ready to pull a trigger on that and we go on a nationwide campaign
[1:47:16] here to get this project done. So it's an exciting one and I think it's one that's going
[1:47:21] to unite our value. It already has and certainly shown our veterans do have a special
[1:47:27] plate in place in our art. So I think that's kind of in the nutshell. I think let's
[1:47:33] We have other comments from the council.
[1:47:37] We can entertain the Muslims.
[1:47:38] I'd like to move that we direct to staff to move forward with the renaming of
[1:47:44] Avenue N. To co-name it is on the Army Avenue and to take the necessary action to work
[1:47:52] through the process with the other jurisdictions.
[1:47:55] I'll second that.
[1:47:56] We've got a motion for the second. Any other discussion?
[1:48:01] Let's do a boy's move.
[1:48:03] May or night prayer?
[1:48:04] Yes.
[1:48:04] Mayor Pro Temporea. Yes. Councilmember Hofbauer. Yes. Ben Court. Yes. Bishop. Yes.
[1:48:11] It's unanimous. Very good.
[1:48:14] I thought
[1:48:26] you were just going to make this problem.
[1:48:28] Go down. All right, we're back to the appointment. So I have nine on the agenda.
[1:48:33] Nine point one. These are nominations.
[1:48:38] Our first one is a library board.
[1:48:44] We have two members. They wish to be reappointed.
[1:48:46] I've
[1:48:51] already published comments on the appointments and we wish you a big comment.
[1:49:03] I made my nomination motion.
[1:49:10] I guess we don't need a second.
[1:49:12] Any discussion from the council?
[1:49:15] How about a voice group?
[1:49:17] Your letter?
[1:49:18] Mayor Portem Corrio.
[1:49:20] Councilmember Hoffauer.
[1:49:22] Benton Court.
[1:49:23] Yes.
[1:49:23] Bishop.
[1:49:24] Yes.
[1:49:24] It's unanimous.
[1:49:27] All right.
[1:49:27] Let's go now to item 9.2.
[1:49:29] It's another nomination for myself regarding the mobile home part rental review.
[1:49:34] forward. I have a two against Diana love, Deborah Holy, so it turns her about to expire.
[1:49:40] They're wishing to be re-appointed. I'll call for any comments from the public. Anybody
[1:49:45] from the public to me comment on this. I don't
[1:49:51] see it none. That's my nomination. So council
[1:49:55] any questions? Is that the criteria and everything this time?
[1:50:00] And that easy one to fill some times.
[1:50:03] No, no, volunteers are, okay, okay, it's, it's narrowed criteria for each one of these spots now, so.
[1:50:11] All right, how about a voice quote then?
[1:50:13] May I let first? Yes.
[1:50:14] May I let first? Yes.
[1:50:15] May I let first? Yes.
[1:50:16] Can I remember half-power? Yes.
[1:50:18] Good, important. Yes.
[1:50:19] Bishop? Yes.
[1:50:20] Do you need an amendment?
[1:50:22] All right, let's go to the item.
[1:50:23] Point three.
[1:50:25] This would be a council approval of council officials' nomination for re-appointment.
[1:50:31] of Angela French.
[1:50:37] We want to do it together.
[1:50:40] We want to do it together.
[1:50:41] Same item.
[1:50:43] Okay.
[1:50:43] So we have Angela French, and Dina, or Dina Ward, for District 2.
[1:50:52] Does the public wish me coming on either one of those appointments?
[1:50:57] Seeing none.
[1:51:00] They put you from the council order to my comment.
[1:51:04] Very none.
[1:51:06] A bit of voice vote.
[1:51:08] So it requires the movement.
[1:51:14] Okay.
[1:51:14] Move your prove the item.
[1:51:15] Same.
[1:51:15] We have a motion in a second.
[1:51:18] Mayor Ledford?
[1:51:20] Yes.
[1:51:20] Mayor Potemperio?
[1:51:21] Yes.
[1:51:22] Councilmember Hoppower?
[1:51:23] Yes.
[1:51:24] That in court?
[1:51:25] Yes.
[1:51:27] He's going to add a 9.4.
[1:51:31] This is a Council approval of Mayor Potemperio.
[1:51:37] A couriel's nominee.
[1:51:39] This is Angel Overell.
[1:51:42] We're appointment to just report.
[1:51:45] Any public comment with this talk?
[1:51:50] Seeing none.
[1:51:51] Council?
[1:51:52] Second.
[1:51:53] I, well first I want to have a discussion because I'm confused.
[1:51:56] I thought we had just point something less than a year ago to this decision.
[1:52:00] And they just completed any sort of test there's expense.
[1:52:05] So I'm a little confused as why we're removing that person and putting somebody else.
[1:52:09] And who's going to then have to go to the planning school.
[1:52:13] Yeah.
[1:52:15] I drew with you.
[1:52:16] I'm just a piece that I understand.
[1:52:19] Because there are permits for issues.
[1:52:22] And I believe that the need that I've placed in the agenda,
[1:52:27] is a very deep to serve the body commission.
[1:52:30] As far as 10 in the body school, there are plenty of opportunities
[1:52:33] for the same planning commissioning trends.
[1:52:37] There's one coming up in October,
[1:52:41] provided by the American Planning Association in San Diego.
[1:52:45] And this is a budget item, this is on the second circuit team, that would have been available for any flying commissioner that would wish us to obtain a flying commissioner kind of session.
[1:52:59] Because there are term explorations, and these are on the bottom, it's term expidering, just to be included.
[1:53:10] It was appointed by the mayor, we prior to the ordinance that we changed to complete the term for this.
[1:53:20] That's right.
[1:53:22] It was your appointee to your reaches.
[1:53:25] You may hear, appoint it over the facility.
[1:53:28] They may need to change to that.
[1:53:30] We changed their ordinance after that.
[1:53:32] I mean, that was your appointment as a mayor at the time.
[1:53:37] Yes, you don't read, because I mean you're supporting council decisions
[1:53:42] and you are, I believe, right.
[1:53:45] Well, here's, here's my problem.
[1:53:47] These clinic commissioners don't just vote on things in your district.
[1:53:51] They vote on things for our entire city.
[1:53:55] And I've reviewed these applications, and you've
[1:53:59] So point, never in the clean and high school, the person that you're trying to remove has.
[1:54:05] The person you're trying to approve didn't even take the time to fill up references on our application.
[1:54:10] While the person that we have in place has.
[1:54:13] So I'm looking at the quality of work here, being able to maneuver through the technicalities of the planning commission.
[1:54:20] I don't see how you have to explain why you think this person is the best refrigerant to study at home now.
[1:54:26] How can I explain that? I've found Mr. Avera for quite some time.
[1:54:30] I also found Mr. Avera nice instead of working the city of Thomas since 2005.
[1:54:35] That's a plumbing technician. That's how I mean Mr. Avera nice because he has the same company.
[1:54:41] So, not Mr. Avera nice since 2005, but I see the employee.
[1:54:45] I'll have the employee.
[1:54:48] I'll have the employee.
[1:54:48] Are you the employee?
[1:54:49] You're the employee.
[1:54:51] The relationship that I have to allow
[1:54:55] my election at the school district.
[1:55:00] I do feel that we still realize that it's a very heat to the money commission. To me, not having a high school diploma, doesn't mean that a person is not success yet in life.
[1:55:13] Not self-hound the oldest of eight, I have a college education, I have a master degree, I have two brothers who decided not to complete their high school, and they are very new business owners.
[1:55:23] have been a high school degree, a bachelor degree, a master degree, a doctorate, dosen
[1:55:29] is certainly in the that's quite fine for them to call you the session. I think that
[1:55:33] is the grading, that you point out that there is no high school degree.
[1:55:37] I don't believe it. I'm a high school degree. I disagree. I'm a college instructor. I
[1:55:42] sit on school board. I value education. I can only need to make sure that we have the most
[1:55:48] qualified people in this position. So you'll have to tell me how you're candidate. I'll
[1:55:52] all of us, the other people, and you're comparing them just to the one candidate.
[1:55:57] We have another candidate, a Debugino that would like to apply to you.
[1:56:01] And I wonder, why do you pick them when you did?
[1:56:05] Because you get a different list of makeup, because I don't have makeup.
[1:56:08] I'm looking at, that there are applications right now.
[1:56:11] I mean, who got the link?
[1:56:12] It's a different application for the first time.
[1:56:14] You sort of got it out of the application, but everybody else could get their applications.
[1:56:18] He had slavery distributed as required to all the funds members.
[1:56:22] And I read it and like I said, we should know that he just
[1:56:25] evokes the blame?
[1:56:26] You're helping people out in this form.
[1:56:28] How can you say someone who is not properly able to feel at a fore
[1:56:31] is a better fit our planning commission to represent the city or
[1:56:34] from them?
[1:56:35] Is there a reason to do the job?
[1:56:37] I can do that.
[1:56:38] In the space of your relationship.
[1:56:40] Extubbing personal plans.
[1:56:41] It should be personal relations.
[1:56:42] I can say personal ones.
[1:56:43] What is it?
[1:56:44] Professional relations.
[1:56:46] Well, look at our investigation.
[1:56:47] What is it here?
[1:56:48] Well, it just politicizes my opinion.
[1:56:51] This is politicizing the plan.
[1:56:52] I mean, should we never go?
[1:56:54] And now we're about to do that.
[1:56:56] Well, you know, the 90s set it down for account.
[1:56:58] That's been going on for a year.
[1:57:00] You've passed this thing.
[1:57:01] I agree.
[1:57:02] The way for it is the pace of the pages.
[1:57:05] Not filled out on the application for somebody else.
[1:57:07] I'm going to say that.
[1:57:08] I'm in plan.
[1:57:09] I'm going to say that.
[1:57:10] Okay.
[1:57:10] Well, I mean, it's pretty even for this.
[1:57:12] The only institution.
[1:57:13] When I decided to run for Council in 2016, it was a difficult decision to do that.
[1:57:19] However, there were some events that happened at a council at the time that I did not agree with.
[1:57:25] One of them was, when the mayor's activities took their money commission has to be done to the mayor.
[1:57:34] The mayor's the only one prior to their council, these council,
[1:57:39] And adult in a resolution, we're now each individual council member has the right in a half point now.
[1:57:47] If you're recalling March of 2016, Mr. Inks represented the west side of London.
[1:57:55] On April of 2016, suddenly you represented the east side of London.
[1:58:00] I know that, because when I found out, I sent a request to the community, asking for application from the study mix to represent the east side.
[1:58:15] You are concerned with an application that is not completely throughout.
[1:58:18] So when I made that request on March of 2016, the city of Tony's office sent me the application from Mr.
[1:58:28] Linux from 2012 or 2013, Mr. Linux was moved from the west side to the east side from March of 2016 to April of 2016, without an application, I did not agree with that.
[1:58:46] And that is something that we fought for when in the election.
[1:58:50] We made sure that we wanted to have a lot of countries that have done the commission.
[1:58:55] And you are correct.
[1:58:56] You sit over there.
[1:58:57] Hold me slowly.
[1:58:58] We now make decisions only for the support.
[1:59:02] Because we don't do that.
[1:59:03] We don't make decisions.
[1:59:03] Right.
[1:59:04] Exactly.
[1:59:05] We need to have the best person there.
[1:59:07] We can't jeopardize.
[1:59:10] I don't want to tell you.
[1:59:11] Come on.
[1:59:11] Because you didn't like the statement.
[1:59:14] Let's.
[1:59:14] That's what looks like.
[1:59:15] It's not collated in black at the support end, again I mean it's struggling since 2005.
[1:59:21] I had a professional relationship with it.
[1:59:24] Remember that we all thought to have the right to go on somebody
[1:59:28] by the time you come and ask my work.
[1:59:30] If you don't have the street, if you're right, but I do have to voice my opposition
[1:59:35] to having the least qualified person out of a group of applicants
[1:59:40] because you're angry with the way it went before.
[1:59:42] If you're not in a quick account before, we can't go back and change the account.
[1:59:46] Are we going to bring all the way up then before?
[1:59:47] We do a full work as professionals making the best decisions.
[1:59:52] The highest degree of cloud depth.
[1:59:54] And I don't think that's the best decision.
[1:59:55] That is my important team.
[1:59:58] Well...
[2:00:00] I agree with you. I agree with you. I agree with you. It's been court this time. I think cloth, I can't say it's too early on. It's not important. It's very important. So yeah, maybe I'm wrong. Maybe we're in a program for a GED at this time. Maybe that's how we're going to overcome that. I would say that's that works. But I'm not sure that's what happens. It's just hope we wouldn't get into the position of like the greeting these things to that.
[2:00:30] I think because there's a point of having applications
[2:00:32] that we're not going to review.
[2:00:33] I think it's, you know, and as far as saying,
[2:00:35] that it's great to say that they don't have a high school problem.
[2:00:38] I'm an educator, you know, I value a solution.
[2:00:41] But, you know, we also talk about promoting our immigrant community
[2:00:44] and we currently have some of these students
[2:00:47] like, like, a commission that comes to high school in El Salvador.
[2:00:50] So, that's the most, our minority community.
[2:00:53] And I'm looking at the, I'm weighing the applications
[2:00:56] that have come before me in a,
[2:00:59] logical, unemotional, position, and I just don't think that your candidate is the best
[2:01:06] solution.
[2:01:07] I respect, I respect you, I respect you, I respect you, I respect you, it doesn't matter.
[2:01:14] I don't, but I just wanted to say that I think our cities are better.
[2:01:20] Well, I'm in the same boat,
[2:01:24] but who else, anybody else?
[2:01:27] There's blanks on all of them, so I don't, I never put myself in a position of
[2:01:34] a certain blanks box.
[2:01:36] But we're not, I'm not talking as much.
[2:01:38] You saw that in the case of your pages.
[2:01:40] Yep.
[2:01:41] How do you apply for a job?
[2:01:43] Without the money.
[2:01:46] And is that the new norm?
[2:01:48] And no references?
[2:01:50] I mean, sorry for those.
[2:01:52] I'm confused.
[2:01:54] I see the world in a different way.
[2:01:56] I want you. Did we ever allow the public to speak on this?
[2:02:00] I'm sorry. I think we did.
[2:02:02] Did we? You did call for it?
[2:02:06] Can we?
[2:02:07] I've got to do it.
[2:02:08] Did you call for it?
[2:02:10] All right.
[2:02:11] We don't.
[2:02:12] Okay, council.
[2:02:13] What are we going to do?
[2:02:14] We obviously have a disagreement.
[2:02:16] It was a process.
[2:02:28] I have a new podium for you at our new council.
[2:02:34] Sorry.
[2:02:34] Thank you.
[2:02:37] I just never knew this before.
[2:02:40] I have a good indication, I hope, a PhD in engineering.
[2:02:47] I've never heard of anybody just putting blank on their applications.
[2:02:56] You can't get a perspective with that person.
[2:03:00] If you don't know anything about it, obviously, I haven't seen this application, but I
[2:03:06] did she get past and did some blank spots?
[2:03:10] You're not going to get a job out there.
[2:03:13] Who's that?
[2:03:14] The guy could be really qualified, but it doesn't
[2:03:18] appear to be.
[2:03:19] You know, I don't see how to have an high school education.
[2:03:24] There's a lot of men out there that are very brilliant,
[2:03:28] that she's a kind of a fighter of shoes.
[2:03:31] But when he comes to looking for a job
[2:03:34] and making everybody in the council on a green one that person and the taxpayers come on.
[2:03:43] We need more than blank pages.
[2:03:45] I don't think the guys are trying to hide anything.
[2:03:48] It sounds silly.
[2:03:49] It's a piece of information in it.
[2:03:52] At the last minute.
[2:03:55] And I wish we had some answers here.
[2:03:57] And Jim is here, maybe he could have been like this in his place.
[2:04:03] Pardon me, please.
[2:04:05] Okay.
[2:04:08] I just can't go through this.
[2:04:11] That is a very important job.
[2:04:13] Our future hangs on people that are in the university, making decisions about what
[2:04:23] our city is going to look like, what kind of business we're in for you.
[2:04:27] It's very, very important, and it's not a friendship thing, it means thinking people in that position. Thanks.
[2:04:39] Anybody else?
[2:04:44] Let's go back to the sitting council.
[2:04:49] What are we doing?
[2:04:51] We got a motion.
[2:04:54] I don't like the motion.
[2:04:55] Okay.
[2:04:57] And I'm going to second it.
[2:05:04] I would say the process is broken. And I think there is minimal requirements that should be insistent on. This is beginning to occur with the individual I'm just saying. What's the message to mark it out there? We're involved in school districts, charter schools, try to ask for it.
[2:05:27] You know, kids, there's opportunity to excel in life if you do these things.
[2:05:32] Because when we don't insist on those, it's part of our point of process.
[2:05:35] I think it's cheap and it's the effort.
[2:05:38] I think.
[2:05:38] And I think shows people that maybe it's not that important.
[2:05:42] And it's very important.
[2:05:44] So I would say, I have an issue with a lack of a qualification.
[2:05:50] I think the other side of this issue is we are entering a new era of politicized appointments
[2:05:56] because it's exactly what this is and the prior course when we just got
[2:06:03] them trained up and now we're going to let them go. That is a waste of our resources
[2:06:07] here at the city of Palmville. Planning Commission to be holding to the
[2:06:12] general plan not to an individual councilperson and I can tell you my years is
[2:06:18] Mayer, I have never approached a plank of Islam out of a never, it's not what this process is about.
[2:06:27] This is about thinking as an individual, doing what's in the best interest in your opinion,
[2:06:33] and in the collective of five, we make a decision to move forward.
[2:06:38] I think this is the dangerous step we're taking.
[2:06:42] I know this is something we talked about, it sounds apple pie, but it really is not good government.
[2:06:47] I think it's just, we're overlooking, the gentleman has actually a pretty decent resume to be attached to this.
[2:06:59] So I think that gets marginalized as well, but I think that, you know, like you said,
[2:07:05] five of us made a decision, and if we want to put more criteria on this stuff in the future,
[2:07:11] I think that's a great topic, we should probably discuss, but that's not what's before it's tonight.
[2:07:17] So we're going to mental criteria.
[2:07:21] That's what drives our business.
[2:07:26] We do a promotion a second.
[2:07:28] We can sit down for a second.
[2:07:30] What do I always do?
[2:07:32] Miralletford?
[2:07:32] No.
[2:07:33] Miralletford?
[2:07:33] Miralletford?
[2:07:33] Miralletford?
[2:07:34] Yes.
[2:07:38] Miralletford?
[2:07:38] Miralletford?
[2:07:40] Miralletford?
[2:07:40] No.
[2:07:47] Miralletford?
[2:07:48] Yes.
[2:07:50] Miralletford?
[2:07:50] 1.5, it's a council requirement of councilmen to serve on the inovallit transit authority.
[2:07:59] To fill, if they can delegate position or a councilman bishop, it's attended his resignation.
[2:08:06] So now we are looking to fill that position.
[2:08:10] Why did you, did you find it that was able to come?
[2:08:12] I will not be able to do that position.
[2:08:15] Oh,
[2:08:18] okay.
[2:08:18] Do let's say change it to five to five tonight.
[2:08:23] Maybe they changed the price, something that we should consider.
[2:08:28] I mean, what do you want to say about the circumstances?
[2:08:31] I know it's not a one-never call,
[2:08:34] but we could talk to the board and see if they kind of come up with a,
[2:08:38] whatever it is.
[2:08:40] Thanks.
[2:08:40] Okay.
[2:08:41] Well, any one of us can act as a,
[2:08:44] oh, I'm not.
[2:08:45] I just wanted to tell myself.
[2:08:46] Maybe.
[2:08:47] But then we have to walk in such a way myself.
[2:08:53] So maybe that's something that we could do when it comes to.
[2:08:58] What are the ramifications of none of us taking this point in?
[2:09:03] I'm not going to take that appointment.
[2:09:05] You've got a toxic environment over there that has to change.
[2:09:08] I mean, recently.
[2:09:10] And it's not good.
[2:09:14] I disagree, but we're going to disagree in that.
[2:09:17] And this has to be a person that we have points about this and that's where the Bible is.
[2:09:22] I was just here with the Bible.
[2:09:24] But could a citizen serve as an open?
[2:09:28] I think we have to take a look.
[2:09:29] Maybe we would just take a look at this item and we can review the Bible on that.
[2:09:34] And at any time we can talk to the rest of the board and see what else we can do on that.
[2:09:37] There is a point on the Bible.
[2:09:41] The Bible has to allow authority.
[2:09:43] It says the authority shall be governed by a board of six, by a board of directors,
[2:09:50] the board shall be composed of six designated directors of three alternate directors,
[2:09:55] except as provided in subparate three.
[2:10:01] I lost the spot.
[2:10:05] He shouldn't each city show a point, two dozen media directors and their respect from their respect to city council members and one alternate director who is not required to be city council.
[2:10:17] Okay, so why don't we look at that and we could take a look until next month in the solution.
[2:10:24] Me and time will talk to the other board.
[2:10:25] Let's see what the other options are and see what else we're going to do.
[2:10:29] And again, we're really going to have to welcome it so that we can, maybe guys, get there.
[2:10:35] I'll trade off by there somewhere inside.
[2:10:36] Okay.
[2:10:37] Well, my statement was a toxic environment, and I'm going to just give one name.
[2:10:43] His name is Randy Floyd.
[2:10:45] And Randy Floyd used to be the executive director.
[2:10:48] It was run
[2:10:52] out of his job with his big allegations and big blue flow going to jail, big investigation.
[2:11:00] None of us were there then.
[2:11:02] Well, it doesn't matter, it happened.
[2:11:03] In fact, it's some of you are still there.
[2:11:06] And the fact is, you and Mike are there.
[2:11:10] I did say you were there.
[2:11:12] I said others are there.
[2:11:13] Okay, still, there were behind that move.
[2:11:16] They have not been held accountable for that kind of dirty action to replace an executive
[2:11:22] director.
[2:11:23] And now, so I will tell you, that's a very toxic environment over there, they're capable
[2:11:28] and willing to do anything and have shown that in the past.
[2:11:33] I have no interest in being a part of that group.
[2:11:36] I know.
[2:11:37] We got it.
[2:11:38] I get it.
[2:11:41] Okay, we table in and we have the alternates, the differential, and so on to the board.
[2:11:46] Yep.
[2:11:47] I said that would be my motion.
[2:11:49] Can I table the firm?
[2:11:50] I said to him, that's all true.
[2:11:52] Coach, why don't you go and refer to him?
[2:11:54] No, I can't.
[2:11:56] Why are you going to tell us any now?
[2:11:59] Oh, I got it.
[2:12:01] That would be a normal hickling and more repression.
[2:12:04] I didn't know that.
[2:12:07] Reignet probably would.
[2:12:09] It was a sad day in our valley.
[2:12:11] Sad day in our valley, and they got away with it.
[2:12:16] And it seems to be okay with you guys.
[2:12:17] No, you wouldn't guy there, why didn't you do something about it?
[2:12:20] I did.
[2:12:20] You quit?
[2:12:21] No.
[2:12:22] Everybody's self.
[2:12:23] All right.
[2:12:24] Anyways, trying to move this thing forward.
[2:12:29] I've said my piece,
[2:12:33] but Kate will that.
[2:12:34] We'll come back over there.
[2:12:36] Next meeting.
[2:12:38] I didn't attend student public hearings.
[2:12:42] This is a review of proposed resolution for adoption.
[2:12:50] It didn't happen here.
[2:12:51] It didn't happen here.
[2:12:52] It didn't happen here.
[2:12:53] Public hearing.
[2:12:54] It doesn't happen here.
[2:12:55] Public comments for the adoption that's all we have left.
[2:12:57] You're welcome to stay.
[2:12:59] All right, let's go now on item 10, public hearings, this is the CC-2018-0231.
[2:13:11] Mr. Heifer.
[2:13:13] Thank you.
[2:13:13] Mr. Heifer, city council.
[2:13:16] Item 10.1 is the resolution of proving engineers report,
[2:13:21] supporting the levee of assessments within the city's park maintenance district.
[2:13:24] A fiscal year 1819, it's staff organization that the public hearing community opened and
[2:13:30] resolution CC 2018-023B approved.
[2:13:34] I guess I should read the resolution at this time.
[2:13:40] The resolution CC 2018-023 reads a resolution at the city council of the city of Palmdale,
[2:13:49] proving the engineer's report and the continuation of the levy and collection of assessments
[2:13:53] within the city, upon the Park Maintenance and Recreation Improvement District, for fiscal year 2018, 2019.
[2:14:05] I'd also like to, if we have questions, I'd also like to introduce our district engineer,
[2:14:12] Mr. John Bliss, who's done here from San Francisco, for SCI, and he's been the district engineer
[2:14:18] or the assessment engineer for the districts and about the last 10 years, I believe.
[2:14:24] There's a lot of history with it.
[2:14:26] Is he doing all of these?
[2:14:28] Yes.
[2:14:32] Any questions from the council?
[2:14:34] I just want to know that I know that Mr. Perthee, Mr. afternoon, we're looking ahead.
[2:14:39] Some audits of these.
[2:14:40] Hopefully, we're over the years.
[2:14:41] There's a difference between the engineering and the fourth verse.
[2:14:43] God is.
[2:14:44] Are we moving forward with those?
[2:14:45] So we can get a better perspective of what's really happening here.
[2:14:49] Because, you know, several of these different districts.
[2:14:52] A couple of which you're here tonight, you know, there's been some concerns, this brought up, ready to be better addressed.
[2:14:58] Yes, we are.
[2:15:00] And we've got a program in place. We are moving forward with part of the program is within the budget.
[2:15:09] And we approve the budget tonight. You approved the budget tonight. There are additional employees in there to make sure that we are holding the contractors accountable.
[2:15:19] Not just in this item, not just in the parks, but in the LMDs. And they have the tools they need with the high pads.
[2:15:27] Whenever they go to the district, they will be holding a contract or a countable route of good on a contract.
[2:15:34] Now that contract has additional teeth built into it, the previous ones did not.
[2:15:39] So we will be able to assess them if the people in Park's maintenance go out and they can tell that somebody didn't do what they were supposed to do.
[2:15:57] weekly radius for that location.
[2:16:00] And I appreciate that because we're
[2:16:04] constantly in our transit authority.
[2:16:06] We have metrics that have never been in place before,
[2:16:08] that we used to evaluate the pluses and the operators
[2:16:11] and the contracts with the performance.
[2:16:14] And that's something that I don't think
[2:16:17] can well apply with some of these contracts in the past.
[2:16:22] But I think also there's also the question
[2:16:27] within those programs, within these different assessment districts,
[2:16:35] the work and the benefit that each of these different areas,
[2:16:42] how that's been, how that's been working out.
[2:16:44] I just want to make sure that we're continuing to take a close look at that.
[2:16:47] Yes, absolutely.
[2:16:48] We've just met tonight.
[2:16:49] And Warden, we've gotten the last 10 years.
[2:16:51] Yeah, we just met tonight and we've got a program we're going to be coming back
[2:16:55] We talked about it in the last meeting about having an actual workshop and there was
[2:17:02] an attempt to enact time and now and we were collecting additional information, but that
[2:17:07] workshop, we're looking at probably depending on timing and having it sometime between
[2:17:13] maybe August, September or timeframe if we could fit it in.
[2:17:19] How do I put it was when we on the June 14th?
[2:17:22] Well, that was, I'm sorry, you're up to me.
[2:17:25] Jim, the 14th is a workshop for the parks really related
[2:17:31] to talking to the assessment attorney, and I think they're
[2:17:36] going to go through a care maybe able to shed a little more light
[2:17:39] in the app, but that's what that is.
[2:17:42] Right, the 14th is our financial advisors going to come in and talk
[2:17:45] about bonds.
[2:17:47] And how those up right now they're funded, how assessment is playing to that, where the cash flow comes from, to make funding assessment payments.
[2:17:57] Essentially a whole criminal on how bonds work, and so whether it's for parks or for landscape, anything that we issue bonds for.
[2:18:10] We've used the same financial advisor, and so she'll be an excellent person to come in and walk.
[2:18:17] The City Council has staffed through the entire process that everything's on the same page.
[2:18:22] I understand how these things work.
[2:18:25] And without this particular item, the last council meeting, I expressed my concerns with the way that these will send me.
[2:18:32] And it would be known at that time.
[2:18:34] I still have concerns that should be moving some research from my own indicators.
[2:18:39] I do have some of them, so it's nice to go raise those briefly with a city manager earlier today.
[2:18:46] I know that most of you may have come here soon, but based on what I have railed the capbers.
[2:18:51] It seems to me that I need better explanation.
[2:18:55] And I guess that's one of the June 14 workshops.
[2:19:00] So I can be educated.
[2:19:01] So, when COVID is not working, there's to me, it seems like there's one approach that's done with this part of making it long.
[2:19:10] That's the calendar mission that passed in 2002.
[2:19:14] There are maps that are mentioned on the cover that are specific to any area.
[2:19:18] And that map only has or some connection, of course, on the part, which doesn't go for a nine years now.
[2:19:24] You also mentioned the facility city hold is very building on services.
[2:19:33] because those documents referenced that balance,
[2:19:37] where this facility is not.
[2:19:39] I need to make sure that I fully understand how that money
[2:19:44] is being at both proportional and distributed.
[2:19:47] Because my understanding of the balance was the view of parks
[2:19:49] and the maintenance of the parks.
[2:19:52] I know they cost a lot.
[2:19:53] There was a bump for like 42 million dollars.
[2:19:56] They said it's like they're 42 million dollars so far.
[2:19:59] Oh
[2:20:00] 2.5 minutes are collected every year, and they increase and pay them based on the ZIP. So I need to be educated on how this has worked, particularly, is valid measure from 2002.
[2:20:12] For that reason, I'm still want to both know and decide, I understand the importance of having this item passed, so that the assessment can be collected, and we would to work as the Board is wanted to be in 2002.
[2:20:30] I don't know if I can get that workshop on June 14th. Hopefully I will be able to understand it better.
[2:20:36] And then I will be able to do a more dedicated transition.
[2:20:41] I'm going to make sure that it just makes me also kind of double-painted on that.
[2:20:46] I need to get myself also need to get a better perspective because we've got a couple of zones.
[2:20:51] I need to get a zone all the way out on the east side.
[2:20:54] at least a 50th or 90th, we got the zone on the par cell, west side, that's another zone over there and it even speaks about a higher assessment rate.
[2:21:04] I don't think any of these ever built in that zone.
[2:21:06] So I get it that sometimes we've got to move some money around as with all of these assessment districts.
[2:21:13] That's why I'm very interested in seeing some of that additional material and some of that on it.
[2:21:22] Thank you.
[2:21:24] It's still on our finance with my eyes our covering detail, certainly the part bond and
[2:21:29] how that structure works, how the assistance move through the system into and become
[2:21:35] bond payments and then the collateral that needs to be put up even though there's a cash
[2:21:40] flow in order to issue bonds and make them track to two investors.
[2:21:47] And so all of those things will be covered.
[2:21:50] We'll make sure that you get the information you need,
[2:21:54] so you can get complete picture, because it's not an necessarily complex,
[2:21:58] but it's regulatory complex, because the way stay in my works
[2:22:02] as far as you can just tell is being able to shoot bonds,
[2:22:06] creates a really complex environment for the whole
[2:22:09] machinations of how it works.
[2:22:13] All right.
[2:22:14] Why don't we open it up for public hearing?
[2:22:17] Anybody wish to testify?
[2:22:19] You very good for it.
[2:22:23] All right.
[2:22:24] Seeing none?
[2:22:25] Let's come up here.
[2:22:27] Got a motion of second all in favor?
[2:22:28] Thank you.
[2:22:29] You vote?
[2:22:30] So ordered?
[2:22:31] Any other questions?
[2:22:33] So to the conference, the Luch number C.C.
[2:22:35] 2,025.
[2:22:37] Got a motion?
[2:22:38] We have a second.
[2:22:39] Further discussion?
[2:22:41] Seeing none?
[2:22:42] About a voice?
[2:22:43] Both, please?
[2:22:43] Your letter?
[2:22:44] Yes.
[2:22:44] Mayor Pro Tempereo?
[2:22:46] No.
[2:22:47] Council Member Hothauer?
[2:22:49] Yes.
[2:22:49] Ben Ford?
[2:22:50] Yes.
[2:22:50] Bishop?
[2:22:50] Yes.
[2:22:51] We have four.
[2:22:53] One, one.
[2:22:54] We're good.
[2:22:55] Let's go to out of 10.2.
[2:22:57] Mayor Leopard.
[2:22:58] I'm going to move the city council for you tonight.
[2:23:01] Resolution, improving the engineers report and supporting Levy of the Assessance and
[2:23:05] Continuation.
[2:23:06] Levy for City's landscape maintenance system districts and annexations from fiscal year
[2:23:12] 2019, the staff's recommendation of the public hearing be open, and that resolution number
[2:23:18] CC, 2018, National 224, the resolution, 2018, National 224 reads, the resolution of the city council,
[2:23:29] of the city of Palmdale, approving the engineer's report, and continuation of the levy
[2:23:33] and collection of assessments within the city of Palmdale's landscape of maintenance, assessment
[2:23:39] district, and annexations, or fiscal year 2018, 2019.
[2:23:46] Okay.
[2:23:47] Questions?
[2:23:48] Yeah.
[2:23:49] So, the same question we've got an audit going on on that?
[2:23:52] Yes.
[2:23:53] And if I may.
[2:23:55] And I think since we have John here, this might be an opportunity if you'd like to have
[2:24:02] him come up.
[2:24:03] I know this.
[2:24:04] With the landscape assessment district, we have 248 districts and we're in the process of auditing
[2:24:10] these and we are going through and allocating the fun balance that exists.
[2:24:17] This is a problem that all a lot of cities are dealing with and I'd like John to come up
[2:24:23] and reassure you that this is a process that a lot of cities are going through and that we
[2:24:28] are on the right track and that we are doing something that is right and down if you could
[2:24:35] come up and maybe.
[2:24:37] So just don't just say, you know what I'm talking about.
[2:24:39] Now, the issue comes up.
[2:24:40] I can be happy to forward to the pictures, but I've got people that show me pictures
[2:24:45] of LMDs where we've got a mask, tell me which LMDs voted in, which won't be voted out.
[2:24:53] And in a lot of cases, you can't tell the difference.
[2:24:55] and have people that have had landscaping removed, and they're in a set.
[2:25:00] Cut back, we're told 70% of the cost was water. There's less stuff to maintain, less water being used, and if the assessments are gone up. So this is something that I'm continually getting badger by neighbors over. They just can't get their arms around this. And I appreciate public works going through and working on the entrance as to some of these. But in all honesty, the entrance to many of these tracks is maybe 10% of what the LMD is.
[2:25:29] And it looks nice as you come in, but as you drive around the block, put it on the back
[2:25:33] road and stuff like that.
[2:25:34] Some of them are really poor.
[2:25:36] I mean, I literally stood out there and picked up Kaili Bush and showed contractors.
[2:25:42] Look, here's the rest of the other material.
[2:25:45] It's high in under here.
[2:25:46] Because you're not working on it.
[2:25:48] You have to take care of it.
[2:25:51] It's a very sensitive topic for people.
[2:25:54] Great.
[2:25:54] Good evening, my name is John Gilles, I'm president of SCI Consulting Group,
[2:25:57] based up in Solano County, and I'm here representing our firm, my colleague, Maria Garcia D'Arve,
[2:26:05] is the Project Manager that I just did here. I had the pleasure of meeting with staff, this afternoon,
[2:26:11] and deal with the issues and the two issues that I see that I'm hearing from you all are actually on 10.1
[2:26:18] of parts assessment and 10.2 landscaping in writing.
[2:26:21] and prop to 18 is a, as kind of, owner of us, difficult to understand mechanism of use up and down the state.
[2:26:33] However, there is a path for it, and I'm happy to report to you that I like what I saw from South this afternoon,
[2:26:40] particularly on this one with 240 different districts.
[2:26:43] staff has to validate the work, why the spreadsheet, that's 244 and call it the wife.
[2:26:49] That's how the legal floor is.
[2:26:51] It's an example.
[2:26:52] It's an template that we provided from the city of Backaville, which has about 40.
[2:26:57] You have more than anyone in the state.
[2:26:59] Prop 2018 is in perfect.
[2:27:01] But the fundamentals are certain.
[2:27:03] And some of the fundamentals are this group of parcels.
[2:27:07] Is paying a certain amount to doing improvements in this particular area.
[2:27:12] And so the city is on the right track to identify budgets for each of those, and then we will evaluate that and we will have some difficult answers in some cases and we will get that and we will develop on the city a path forward.
[2:27:30] Many cities have been down the state are having this because as these assessments were set forward, frankly, many and I'm part of this group of civil engineers that set them up.
[2:27:42] It weren't set up properly, it wasn't set up for the long term.
[2:27:45] You have some nice things, like you have a CPI, a lot of smart clients came to me and came
[2:27:49] through it.
[2:27:50] I mean, I'm not.
[2:27:51] So I would say that you're in good shape, in terms of that.
[2:27:55] I did want to make a clarification.
[2:27:58] The June 14 meeting, as I understand it, is focusing on the bonding aspect of it.
[2:28:03] That's one half of the formula.
[2:28:05] The other half of the formula is more of the detailed assessment of the collection.
[2:28:10] and I've been talking to Chuck and I believe he and I don't want to oversee it but he's looking
[2:28:15] to have a separate workshop with you all here, he's interested to do that happen. We're happy
[2:28:20] to attend and I'm going to roll up our sleeves and talk to you about what's going on and how we can
[2:28:27] come up with a path forward. So that's kind of my overview. We understand the issue that we
[2:28:32] The property team is done in a more detailed as good, is good politically, is good to deal with what you're doing, and I'm happy to report to you that city staff is developing budgets for each district, as well as each part of it.
[2:28:47] The other issues that earlier is, hey, is this part of what collecting this money is a being distributed by our property, I should say, and so that's a big question that we need to provide you with answer to.
[2:28:57] and then for each of the districts and the landscaping,
[2:29:00] how much are we collecting and what services are we providing?
[2:29:04] I'll say, I'll say exactly what I need to do that.
[2:29:06] I don't know, I don't know, I don't know.
[2:29:07] Chuncheon's been looking at this, and yeah,
[2:29:09] and it's been, I know it's arduous, but I gotta tell you,
[2:29:13] just the fact that you guys have been looking at it.
[2:29:15] A lot of these guys have stepped up their game.
[2:29:17] I have not seen some of these trucks spend more time in these areas
[2:29:21] and go out and talk to the neighbors
[2:29:23] that have raised issues in calling problems.
[2:29:27] And I had neighbors come back and tell me, I don't know even if these guys were, who's this guy coming to my door?
[2:29:32] I said, so let us keep God talk to him.
[2:29:35] So, yeah.
[2:29:35] Yeah, I would say to your voice earlier about your dance evaluation.
[2:29:40] That's really not something that I can help with or Damon in the office.
[2:29:44] But Jim Cooksey and his team have really done a great job.
[2:29:48] And not just they really want to make this thing so much better.
[2:29:52] And I think they feel like we're there to support them.
[2:29:55] We're going to, you know, as far as the new contract.
[2:30:00] It will say, look, you're not doing your work, and we're going to action the hand that he's given for action there, and that's trickle down, and like to talk about the snowball on the bottom of the hill.
[2:30:09] So I think some of the guys are starting to get the message, and I think this is a support coming from the top side here, bound to your desk, and from your desk out.
[2:30:20] And holding these guys from measurable outcome is a key, because you haven't had the ability to do that before.
[2:30:28] You haven't had the staff and you haven't had the support and I appreciate that you're looking at that
[2:30:34] So I did some of my rental cars pick up some coyote motion put in the trunk
[2:30:39] OK, let me hear my ears
[2:30:43] Good, I can't say
[2:30:47] I thought you wanted to go with an answer
[2:30:49] John in your experience
[2:30:51] Have you seen cities where they have this similar issue where there is a city, why not, that shows three different areas where the tax allocation gets selected.
[2:31:04] For instance, on some A, in this year there were two more time in the rest of the sector, which is this right here.
[2:31:11] And then on B and C, the portion of the city, barely any money was collected.
[2:31:17] But we've seen a lot of development on areas, which is out there, and the residents there don't pay as much as some air, some air, some air.
[2:31:28] Is he there?
[2:31:29] I think actually, well, they found it based on one of them.
[2:31:31] Yeah, but they also developed Russo, that's why the parts are right.
[2:31:34] They haven't been from there yet.
[2:31:35] So the question is, is this ballot that was approved in 2002 by the boys?
[2:31:40] It's not your spy in 2013 to 14 years here.
[2:31:46] He's there in possibility that this can be amended for that way, so that every resident pays an equal amount to this maintenance tax.
[2:31:59] Because again, I know it's up to you.
[2:32:01] You might be familiar with this now.
[2:32:03] So, an A is where most of the money is being collected, but so in the sea, only a hundred thousand dollars was collected.
[2:32:12] In the money that is going to be seen, why the risk is going to be noticed or whatever
[2:32:16] it's not going to be, it's not going to be a part of the sealings, but the risk is
[2:32:20] just like, okay, okay.
[2:32:23] But some portions of the sealings get us there.
[2:32:26] Okay, yes.
[2:32:27] So one would be the solution in this case.
[2:32:30] So the solution is, and I say it's an excellent question, and it speaks to the service
[2:32:35] and the engineering that we should be providing.
[2:32:38] And so clearly that we need to communicate that better.
[2:32:42] The zones are set up, and we're required by the law to provide analysis.
[2:32:48] So the revenue collected in that zone is equal to the special benefit,
[2:32:54] those parcels received from the facility.
[2:32:56] So if you have three zones and you have three parks,
[2:32:59] and the people in each zone only went to their park,
[2:33:02] then we could see how much does it cost to pay for that park,
[2:33:05] and it's distributed amongst that zone.
[2:33:07] The problem is that Spark are complicated, then not because one there's other funding sources and two people travel in different places and when we set this up, the acquired center to swim center is a citywide facility and so everyone ought to be paying a portion of that and arguably if you live closer to it, you benefit a little bit more from it.
[2:33:31] So there's these types of back to going, so we've paid you way to go to the water part.
[2:33:38] In an initiative, that's right, but you all, and that's exactly right, so there's also a fee, so that's another funding mechanism.
[2:33:45] So I would say that we look forward to the opportunity to sit down with you and dissect that with you to make sure that that's happening.
[2:33:53] but the intent is, the amount of charge should be commensurate
[2:33:59] with the benefit received.
[2:34:01] So your question is, hey, let's just charge everyone the same.
[2:34:05] That sounds fair.
[2:34:06] Property doesn't really allow us to do that.
[2:34:09] It really says, how much of these parcels benefiting
[2:34:12] from this particular facility?
[2:34:15] And that's how much they are assessed.
[2:34:16] And we're always looking at that
[2:34:18] and making sure that is accurate.
[2:34:20] The other weird dimension to this is the analysis
[2:34:23] was done in 2002, and I think Zone C was added in 2006, my memory is correct on that.
[2:34:31] We made the analysis at the time, and it may be a fundamental flaw in how we fund
[2:34:36] things here in California.
[2:34:37] We made that analysis at the time, and we valid the voters based on that analysis at
[2:34:43] the time.
[2:34:44] Things changed, but it is difficult with our system to make adjustments after we froze it
[2:34:51] So when we do taxes, as such a piece and how pretty we set off, we approve them.
[2:34:55] And then we don't have a lot by other states.
[2:35:00] So that's one of the things that dampers us, but we still need to look, it still needs to continue to be consistent and proctuating.
[2:35:09] So we'll work with you on that and clarify that. That's an excellent question.
[2:35:12] I thought it was reading something wrong here, but actually it's so A and so C and central and the West side.
[2:35:21] It's paying twice as much per parcel as so C has to do with the developed parcels.
[2:35:28] Well, I see I'm here to think of it, but if there is a zone me on that far east side, it has to do with the developed properties.
[2:35:38] Right, right.
[2:35:39] Right.
[2:35:40] Right.
[2:35:40] Right.
[2:35:41] So, but you're right.
[2:35:43] For zone A, central area, in zone C, the far west side and the antibody.
[2:35:48] The rate is double, but what it is on the east side.
[2:35:51] So, correct.
[2:35:52] Yeah.
[2:35:52] And as a result, this number is well, a lot of that is based on proximity, but that side is further from the facilities, and so those persons receive less than nothing more, and the rate is 90 more,
[2:36:08] B is out to the bar, A's, take a look how many parts are right off of 50, okay?
[2:36:15] Okay.
[2:36:15] Okay.
[2:36:15] We'll take a look at that.
[2:36:16] So again, as soon as we're able to understand that.
[2:36:19] I must want to say I made it.
[2:36:21] I don't understand that.
[2:36:22] That's absolutely.
[2:36:23] I get what you're saying it. It's it's X dollars total, but you know what if there's nobody living there, there's no benefit.
[2:36:34] Any other questions by the council?
[2:36:37] Let's go ahead and open a public hearing.
[2:36:39] But if you wish to speak to the side, if you merely come forward, give us your name for the record please.
[2:36:45] Will it close public hearing?
[2:36:46] Okay.
[2:36:47] Got a motion to second.
[2:36:48] On the favorite?
[2:36:49] I mean.
[2:36:50] Did you both sort it?
[2:36:51] Will it prove the item?
[2:36:54] There are motion, second, any other questions?
[2:36:57] I just want to come on and stuff, we're doing always work.
[2:37:00] And they're not done.
[2:37:02] We were shown today during the briefing.
[2:37:04] Massive taking a lot of time and a lot of effort to put that together.
[2:37:08] And there's a lot of work to be done.
[2:37:10] So it's just going to fail stuff, don't we?
[2:37:13] That's a lot.
[2:37:16] That was really, really interesting to see how all those different districts
[2:37:27] I'm going to go to I have 10.3.
[2:37:29] Go ahead.
[2:37:31] I'm Man and wasn't a vote taken on that.
[2:37:33] I'm going to see the vote.
[2:37:35] Voice vote?
[2:37:36] How's that weight?
[2:37:37] Voice vote.
[2:37:39] I.
[2:37:41] Hi.
[2:37:43] Okay.
[2:37:43] We're left first.
[2:37:44] Yes.
[2:37:45] For Tim Korea.
[2:37:46] Yes.
[2:37:47] Council Member Hufffauer.
[2:37:48] today. Benton Court, yes, Bishop.
[2:37:52] Hi, I.
[2:37:52] Tiananmen.
[2:37:54] All right.
[2:37:54] 10.3.
[2:37:57] The session to do is.
[2:38:02] Your letter to members of the City Council.
[2:38:05] Please get for you as resolution through the
[2:38:08] Engineers report that will let me assess
[2:38:11] fence within the City Street Light Management
[2:38:13] assessment district, fiscal year,
[2:38:15] 2018, 2019.
[2:38:17] It's recommended that public hearing be open
[2:38:20] and the resolution number CC.
[2:38:21] the 2018 Dash 0.25, we approved the Resolution Reeds, the Resolution of the City Council,
[2:38:29] the City Palmdale Improvement, the City, the Engineers Report, and the continuation
[2:38:35] of the levy and collection of assessments within the City Palmdale Street Light Maintenance
[2:38:40] Assessment Districts and annexations from the summer of 2018.
[2:38:46] Very good.
[2:38:48] Any questions from the Council at this time?
[2:38:50] All right, I'm going to open the public hearing, but I wish you speak to this side, if you
[2:38:54] have board, give us your name,
[2:38:59] seeing none, about a motion, close public hearing.
[2:39:03] Do you close public hearing?
[2:39:05] Second.
[2:39:05] Get a motion, a second all in favour?
[2:39:06] Okay.
[2:39:07] Any opposed?
[2:39:08] Sorter?
[2:39:13] Motion will approve.
[2:39:15] And a second?
[2:39:16] Any other discussion?
[2:39:20] About a voice vote?
[2:39:21] No letter?
[2:39:22] Yes.
[2:39:22] Your vote in Korea?
[2:39:24] Yes.
[2:39:24] You know, it's a member of Hoffauer.
[2:39:26] Yes.
[2:39:27] Ben Ford?
[2:39:29] She's an animist.
[2:39:31] Right.
[2:39:32] That's the last one.
[2:39:34] Let's now go to item 104.
[2:39:38] Mr. Hepburn.
[2:39:39] You're a lead firm, Chairman of City Council.
[2:39:42] But for you tonight is a resolution of proving the engineers report that will love
[2:39:46] the assessments within the city's drainage benefit assessment district for fiscal year 2018.
[2:39:52] 2019. It is recommended by staff that the public hearing be opened in the Resolution
[2:39:58] Number C.
[2:40:00] 2018-026B approved. For resolution 2016-2028
[2:40:11] -026. Thank you.
[2:40:14] Reeds. A resolution of the city council, the city of Palmdale, proving the engineer's report,
[2:40:20] and continuation of the levy and collection of assessments within the city, Palmdale, drainage,
[2:40:26] benefit assessment district number one and number so when you set 2006 cash there is
[2:40:32] to for fiscal year 2018 2019.
[2:40:37] In the may I just step out briefly.
[2:40:41] So this phone we need to open for public testimony.
[2:40:47] Anybody who is sick when you sign in?
[2:40:50] You know?
[2:40:50] Motion to close the unit.
[2:40:52] Second.
[2:40:54] Okay.
[2:40:55] Can we get a bullet on that?
[2:40:56] Thanks for your support.
[2:41:00] I'm Marla Perth.
[2:41:02] Marrepochim Krio.
[2:41:03] Hi.
[2:41:04] I'm Marla Perth.
[2:41:07] Bishop.
[2:41:07] Yes.
[2:41:08] The unanimous with Marla Perth absin.
[2:41:11] Any council of discussion on this item?
[2:41:15] We're going to die for resolution number 2018.
[2:41:17] Yes.
[2:41:18] Zero two six right check.
[2:41:20] Zero six.
[2:41:20] Zero two six.
[2:41:20] Zero two six.
[2:41:23] Four.
[2:41:24] Marla Perth.
[2:41:25] May 4th in Korea. Yes.
[2:41:29] That's a member of our. Yes.
[2:41:31] Ben Ford. Yes. Bishop. Yes.
[2:41:34] It's 4 yes. Merlin for that.
[2:41:37] So next item, 8.5.
[2:41:39] And then it just can't be done.
[2:41:40] But I'm going to pay 1.5.
[2:41:42] I'm going to avoid that last one.
[2:41:45] 10.5.
[2:41:46] Mr. Evernon.
[2:41:47] Mr. Evernon.
[2:41:47] There's a letter.
[2:41:48] And there was a seat down to it.
[2:41:50] The 4 you use is the resolution
[2:41:52] to update the sewer collection
[2:41:53] service charge in order of the annual levier of a collection of the sewer
[2:41:59] charge fiscal year 2018 2019. It is recommended that the resolution of
[2:42:05] number CC-2018-027. The resolution reads, the resolution of the city council of
[2:42:15] the city of Palmdale, updating the sewer collection service charge in order
[2:42:19] continuation of the charge for operation and maintenance of all the elsewhere collection
[2:42:25] system for fiscal year 2018-2019.
[2:42:30] Are we good any questions for Mr. Huffer and I'm going to open the public here anybody
[2:42:37] which is speaking?
[2:42:39] We're going to come board and do a shorting for the record.
[2:42:43] Would it go for the sharing?
[2:42:44] Second.
[2:42:45] Got a motion, second all in favour?
[2:42:47] Yes.
[2:42:47] opposed, so ordered questions or motion?
[2:42:53] Motion.
[2:42:54] Second.
[2:42:54] Motion.
[2:42:55] Second.
[2:42:56] The other discussion.
[2:42:58] Let's have a voice quote, please.
[2:42:59] May I let it for?
[2:43:00] Yes.
[2:43:01] May I for a tip for you?
[2:43:03] No.
[2:43:04] Yes.
[2:43:06] Yes.
[2:43:07] Commandment.
[2:43:08] Okay.
[2:43:11] This now brings us to item 11.
[2:43:12] New business.
[2:43:13] Thank
[2:43:22] you.
[2:43:23] Mr. Report.
[2:43:33] So, the first item, item 11.1, is a resolution, resolution number CC-2018-36, a resolution
[2:43:43] of the city council, the city of Hondale, of ending the cease classification, hate plan for general positions.
[2:43:50] So, earlier this evening, as part of the budget, the council adopted a budget that includes
[2:43:57] of our classification in the pipeline is a requirement and a purpose we actually have separate
[2:44:04] resolutions for each of the pay plans to adopt them and that this needs also to be a new
[2:44:10] business item so that it's not something that we can adopt as part of the consent calendar.
[2:44:15] This particular item, you'll see that there are two classification plans, the first in this
[2:44:19] section reflecting any new positions that were added in the budget, reclassifications,
[2:44:24] title changes and then the second one reflects the 2% cost of living adjustment that will be
[2:44:29] effective on July 9th.
[2:44:34] Are they able to bring questions to you now?
[2:44:36] Right, any questions from the council? Let's go ahead and open a call for public comment.
[2:44:43] Anybody wish to make comment? Are we going to report to Sheridan?
[2:44:49] Is she going to report to Sheridan?
[2:44:51] Second.
[2:44:52] That's not a public hearing.
[2:44:53] Oh, sorry, public comment. I don't understand the difference here, guys.
[2:44:56] Yeah, let's do this a bit.
[2:44:57] Thank you.
[2:45:17] All right, any questions from the Council on this resolution? Or motion?
[2:45:24] motion to approve.
[2:45:27] Second.
[2:45:28] Second.
[2:45:29] You have a motion.
[2:45:29] Secondary discussion?
[2:45:32] Seeing none, I have a voice vote.
[2:45:34] Mayor Ledford?
[2:45:35] Yes.
[2:45:35] Mayor Potem Corrio?
[2:45:36] Yes.
[2:45:37] Council Member Hough power?
[2:45:39] Then, of course.
[2:45:41] Yes.
[2:45:42] Tenanimous?
[2:45:43] Yes.
[2:45:43] It's going to item all the point two.
[2:45:45] And we want to point two is resolution of received C-218-37, a resolution of the City Council
[2:45:53] of the City of Palmdale, and the name of the city's classification, pavement for bargaining
[2:45:57] unit positions.
[2:45:59] So I forgot to clarify the first one, the first classification, pavement, is for the unrepresented
[2:46:04] employees.
[2:46:05] The second, pavement, is for the bargaining unit positions.
[2:46:10] This group again has two hate files, one that reflects any time of the classification changes and in the second reflecting 2% cost of the new issue is effective to license.
[2:46:23] All right. Any questions?
[2:46:27] All right. How about public comment? Anybody wish to make public comment?
[2:46:30] We'll look at board give us your name for the record.
[2:46:33] See another motion or a question?
[2:46:39] A motion in a second. Any other discussion?
[2:46:44] But a boy is both pleased.
[2:46:45] Mayor Ledford?
[2:46:46] Yes.
[2:46:47] Mayor Pro Temprio?
[2:46:48] Yes.
[2:46:48] Council Member Hossauer?
[2:46:49] Yes.
[2:46:50] Benton Park?
[2:46:52] Student Animus?
[2:46:54] Let's go to I'm 11.3.
[2:46:55] And one of the point three is resolution number CC-238, a resolution of the City Council of the City
[2:47:07] Pondil, a many of the City's classification papers for wiring positions.
[2:47:12] Again, this is the third component of our classification in Paysland.
[2:47:17] We have two positions that are wiring positions.
[2:47:20] are these for positions that were lifted the compensation study, their current wages were above
[2:47:30] what the market wages were, we shouldn't have had that backwards.
[2:47:36] And so their salaries within their salaries, they can earn up to the asset and their
[2:47:41] frozen within the range until the market catches up to where their salaries are, and so
[2:47:46] to the classifications that further dynamics.
[2:47:50] This is only one classification plan that reflects the current classifications.
[2:47:59] Any questions from the Council?
[2:48:03] Any comments from the public?
[2:48:05] But you wish to speak to the Board of University.
[2:48:10] Seeing none?
[2:48:11] No, they're pretty.
[2:48:12] Second?
[2:48:13] You've got a motion.
[2:48:14] Second?
[2:48:14] Any other discussion?
[2:48:17] How about a voice to a voice?
[2:48:18] Go?
[2:48:18] Mayor Lysford? Yes. Mayor Prochim Curio? Yes.
[2:48:22] Councilmember Lothvower? Yes.
[2:48:24] Benton Court? Yes.
[2:48:25] Page 7. Yes.
[2:48:28] So do I have 11.4?
[2:48:30] This is a third amendment to the employment agreement.
[2:48:33] When City Palmville and James Perti are city manager?
[2:48:37] Yes. Mayor Lysford at the April City Council meeting and closed session.
[2:48:42] Council reviewed Mr. Perti.
[2:48:45] and unanimously requested that the City Attorney
[2:48:51] bring back to changes to the environment with Mr.
[2:48:57] Purgee and the City.
[2:48:59] The first one was extending the employment agreement
[2:49:02] for three additional years to October to 2021.
[2:49:06] And the second one was to authorize Mr. Purgee
[2:49:11] to attend the two sessions at the Harvard,
[2:49:14] Okay, that's right. Harvard Kennedy School Executive Education Program and that would include
[2:49:22] travel tuition lodging, etc.
[2:49:29] Staff recommends approval of the two contract changes and
[2:49:35] it's available for any questions. All right, questions from the council. Yeah, I do.
[2:49:43] I'm on the
[2:49:49] I think what I hated was that I had the one item in the contract, I had already accomplished
[2:49:56] and so based on the input from the...
[2:50:00] Council, wanting to have additional professional development added a new item that would allow me to go again. So the one was expired, and this is adding new for the next contract.
[2:50:11] I agree with that, the professional will help the city, but I just wasn't a depression until it was not part of the review.
[2:50:22] But I'm okay with that, I just wanted to go ahead. I think it was just kind of unclear.
[2:50:27] Yeah, I wasn't clear.
[2:50:30] Anybody else in the council of questions?
[2:50:34] All right.
[2:50:34] I want to ask for public comments.
[2:50:36] Anybody from the public wish to make a comment?
[2:50:41] In fact, is the city council of questions?
[2:50:43] Or a motion?
[2:50:44] Or a motion?
[2:50:46] Second.
[2:50:47] Second.
[2:50:47] Motion in a second.
[2:50:49] I'm going to say just prior to my vote.
[2:50:51] I think our to the party does a fabulous job for our city.
[2:50:55] And he's very professional.
[2:50:57] He's, I think, working to satisfy the council's direction.
[2:51:00] and lots of ways, and I think his first three years
[2:51:04] have been incredibly successful.
[2:51:07] You've been very helpful to the city,
[2:51:09] and I think you've gotten us in a much better position
[2:51:12] financially, and now we're able to bring on people
[2:51:15] and provide more service.
[2:51:18] And at the same time, I think you're grappling with some
[2:51:21] of the issues that dynamic of the council's a whole,
[2:51:24] we have a diversity there, but you're working through it.
[2:51:27] So I commend you for that.
[2:51:28] But I think again, our city is a better city because you're here.
[2:51:34] I think I think you're talking about managing and playing with all the challenges you
[2:51:40] have here given the atmosphere of a new council and everything that changes.
[2:51:47] Responded one of my biggest issues with communication, which has gotten better over time, yesterday
[2:51:53] you did really good with communications
[2:51:55] reverts to the stone wire, right?
[2:52:00] I felt like the communication on that
[2:52:01] was really good.
[2:52:02] I'd like to see more communication
[2:52:04] like that.
[2:52:06] We have emergency systems, stuff like that.
[2:52:09] You know, I know it's difficult as things happen,
[2:52:11] but the communication, you know,
[2:52:13] we're going to have a lot of people working on that.
[2:52:15] Thank you.
[2:52:16] I appreciate you brought in.
[2:52:18] And in some cases, we brought back some talent
[2:52:21] That was that we've been sorely missing and I think some of the additions in some of these
[2:52:29] offices has been outstanding and it's allowing the other staff to do their jobs better.
[2:52:35] So I think that's real.
[2:52:37] I think this is very possible.
[2:52:38] Thank you.
[2:52:40] And I just want to say that I think you've adjusted to a new council.
[2:52:44] You know.
[2:52:45] My job.
[2:52:45] My job.
[2:52:46] My job.
[2:52:46] Much of the same way.
[2:52:49] So that does take a lot of courage and a lot of knowledge and challenges will continue to be here.
[2:52:57] Anyway, I'm confident that you're directing you to the integration of the council system.
[2:53:04] And perhaps, initially, we won't make you work seven days in the 21st day.
[2:53:09] That's for sure.
[2:53:11] All right, I think we're right for a voice vote.
[2:53:14] May I lead for it? Yes. May I approach him for you? Yes.
[2:53:19] Councilmember Hothauer. Yes. Ben Cores, yes. Bishop.
[2:53:24] Thank you.
[2:53:26] Very good. All right.
[2:53:30] We're now at I don't know.
[2:53:33] Non-engine guys, public comments.
[2:53:36] Anybody wish to address a council on any issue?
[2:53:40] Where's the board give us your name?
[2:53:41] Oh, hold the judge.
[2:53:43] But, hold the judge.
[2:53:45] Hold the judge's seats, yes.
[2:53:47] Do I need to call him out?
[2:53:48] No.
[2:53:50] Hold the judge.
[2:53:51] Hold the judge.
[2:53:52] I don't know.
[2:53:53] Thank you.
[2:53:55] Thank you.
[2:53:55] Thank you.
[2:53:56] Thank you.
[2:53:56] Thank you.
[2:53:56] Thank you.
[2:53:56] Thank you.
[2:53:57] Thank you.
[2:53:59] We want to order the LED conversion program.
[2:54:07] I can make first.
[2:54:08] We're in the company, you know what I mean guys that we are in this scene
[2:54:11] It's going to be going for the city to fulfill the communal commitments to a higher peak here in the city
[2:54:16] We have already did interviews last week with America's job center and we've done this team we possibly can to fulfill that commitment
[2:54:25] How did you do for you?
[2:54:27] I did a 60 interviews and one day
[2:54:30] There were a lot of good quiet candidates, so we're going to do a second round of interviews for a few of them and hopefully we'll get from you guys
[2:54:36] How many are you in here?
[2:54:37] I'm going to hire you five.
[2:54:39] We have a test of this.
[2:54:41] That's, that's, that's.
[2:54:42] So 60 qualified applicants and you're going to will it down to five.
[2:54:45] To tell people, there's jobs to be had.
[2:54:48] There's a lot of competition.
[2:54:50] Sure, but up to you can.
[2:54:51] Yeah, there is.
[2:54:52] And a lot of, well, a lot of things I can.
[2:54:54] It is.
[2:54:54] We have to meet this.
[2:54:55] I don't know if we're doing it to the state.
[2:54:56] So we need to show you the ocean standards.
[2:54:59] And California standards.
[2:55:00] Job Center is a very good resource for this community. If you're a businessman, you're not used to it, if you're a businessman.
[2:55:08] Good luck. Thanks. Anybody else wish to speak?
[2:55:13] Yeah, thank you.
[2:55:16] Thank you.
[2:55:16] You're a little scared.
[2:55:17] Thank you.
[2:55:23] Oh, I've been noticing that we have a problem arising in our city year on rents.
[2:55:35] the rents in our apartment houses and housing and our commercial buildings are just escalating
[2:55:44] like a rocket ship going on. Is there anybody have any suggestions at how we can control this?
[2:55:54] I don't mean rent control, but to keep it down to a minimum. As it is, we're not going to have too many people
[2:56:04] that you can afford to live in the park now.
[2:56:06] We would think that the housing market itself is pretty flat.
[2:56:11] You would think we'd more product out there.
[2:56:13] You would get maybe more opportunities for,
[2:56:15] once you're going up there, I think because there is no inventory.
[2:56:18] Housing prices are going up because the inventory is very tight.
[2:56:22] So we need more.
[2:56:23] We're so wait for the market.
[2:56:24] We're starting to last crash.
[2:56:26] It's kind of slow when it comes all the way out to there.
[2:56:28] We need to get the back end of that.
[2:56:30] These guys can't get a lot of money.
[2:56:32] It's difficult.
[2:56:32] So, how many people did we have to put together and cobble together that 23 different agencies
[2:56:40] to make a crescent word?
[2:56:42] Of course, some of them are different.
[2:56:43] There's no answer.
[2:56:44] Right.
[2:56:45] But there were like 20 people involved with that with that thing.
[2:56:48] And the other issue is we're down, right now I think 31 million a year from what we had before
[2:57:00] to state kill and redevelopment.
[2:57:02] Think about that, $31 million, 20% of that was affordable housing set aside, that is
[2:57:09] a lot of money that's not available for the cities to be pitching in, for affordable,
[2:57:14] for low, very low and extremely low housing.
[2:57:17] So now, where's the money cut?
[2:57:20] The state doesn't have a surplus.
[2:57:21] The state has your money.
[2:57:23] It's a period that this is going to turn on and why it is.
[2:57:28] It already is, that's $2,500.
[2:57:31] $2,000 guys are working on the homeless problem.
[2:57:34] $2,000 for two bedrooms.
[2:57:36] As a preventive, you've got a three bedrooms apartment.
[2:57:40] People can't afford that.
[2:57:42] We can understand you.
[2:57:43] You're right.
[2:57:44] Good point.
[2:57:44] We're trying to bring more product that we're working with
[2:57:47] developers right now.
[2:57:49] I'll go with that.
[2:57:51] I'm going to go to the serve.
[2:57:57] George Clinton, 50 years ago today, on 5 June 1968, in the United States and the
[2:58:07] rather France's Kennedy, with shadowing the ambassador of hotel in a similar California.
[2:58:14] His wife, Ethel, pregnant with their 11th child, walked behind him as he was shot.
[2:58:23] The Senator died in the next day. He was only 42 and obviously he never met his last child.
[2:58:34] I'm a very big advocate for undocumented immigrants.
[2:58:39] And I want for all of you to know two things we've heard undocumented immigrants in this country.
[2:58:46] Number one, the people who preside over the emigration cases of the undocumented are not
[2:58:56] judges.
[2:58:58] No, they are lawyers employed by the United States Department of Justice, Alman Ferran.
[2:59:06] As many of you know, American boys, between the ages of 18 to 25, have to read to the
[2:59:16] Sarah for the military drafts.
[2:59:19] Do you know, though, that undocumented...
[2:59:28] But I am 13, and for racial reports.
[2:59:33] My
[2:59:46] other council members were there.
[2:59:48] We attended that.
[2:59:50] I attended the 2018 regional conference
[2:59:52] in General Assembly.
[2:59:54] In the impulse of the staff conference,
[2:59:57] which was soon under the official emergency.
[2:59:59] Hello.
[3:00:03] This has,
[3:00:07] they're budgeting to bring additional services. In addition, we're going to have to see how some grant might, as well as some of the committee's conference, we've ended up going to fire a service set.
[3:00:22] It's kind of for the electric current stations and our transportation side.
[3:00:26] It makes you a need.
[3:00:28] It's just one of you buy a plug and be a plighter in the amount of value you get a thousand
[3:00:31] dollars every day.
[3:00:32] And then it gives you a need.
[3:00:34] So any clean error card, hybrid of electric, plug-in or just a straight electric.
[3:00:41] If you push it for person and an old value carburetor,
[3:00:46] not sure.
[3:00:47] I think maybe it's, maybe purchase a new up here.
[3:00:50] We're going to qualify for a thousand dollars bonus of grant from the baby to be funded through
[3:00:58] So there's something else we could go on through there, they're all the management research.
[3:01:03] I tend to the workshop right here for public arts, where he's planning a public art plan
[3:01:08] for the city that's going to change the way it looks.
[3:01:10] Change the way it looks, and kind of bring out that creative site in people.
[3:01:15] So staging for that, we're still going to have a lot more public outreach and a lot more information
[3:01:21] that goes in the forming of that public art plan.
[3:01:24] I wanted to tell the public works appreciation of luncheon.
[3:01:30] I think all of our homework does for you all of our work that makes our city look
[3:01:34] good and keeps it up together.
[3:01:37] To be the very, very green us, the Henry Radio Medication with the radio talking about,
[3:01:49] the name is came back straight, we're talking about the camp on it, we're talking about the
[3:01:54] gaming out of the end.
[3:01:56] I don't know what are the psychoportory, we're still trying to get early in the eye to
[3:02:02] give you a more purple light light down Europe finance and put the place and get some recycling
[3:02:07] water out of parks.
[3:02:10] And I did a, I attended the Memorial Day, I remember it's, I've visited one, more of
[3:02:15] all of that than funny people that, a lot of you are a spectra, a veteran, a spectra,
[3:02:21] a spectra, a veteran, a spectra, a veteran, a veteran, a veteran, a veteran, a veteran.
[3:02:23] very about a month, I'll let my other council members in as should they have a lot more.
[3:02:33] So like Mr. Bishop said, I was at the Skag Regional Council in General Assembly. Not much
[3:02:41] additional they had is, again, we just, we're always finding a little nuances to grant projects
[3:02:48] things like this, so we're looking to try to keep trucking business with more money, and
[3:02:55] that's traffic guys, everybody else, trying to find you money, more money, liability, trust
[3:03:02] fund board, again, we're continuing to work towards finding some additional solutions within
[3:03:12] liability trust fund board and Mr. Perthee will probably expand upon the subcommittee that
[3:03:18] the city manager tab as well, to try to find better investment options to try to offset
[3:03:26] that liability cost.
[3:03:30] Jim Bowley Highway, finally got the balance of the funding, got to manage to track down
[3:03:37] a couple of very large contributions from the lead and from the contract cities association.
[3:03:46] We got those checks, it checks, cleared, so it was good, that's great.
[3:03:54] And so the moving forward, and then we got the e-mails clue to get the cities okay on it,
[3:04:01] all of the sudden, Cal Trans, suddenly one of our okay on something.
[3:04:05] So I believe we're not.
[3:04:06] Fire service staff was over there as well.
[3:04:10] Great time was head by all.
[3:04:11] Our NCTC North County Transportation meeting.
[3:04:17] We dissolved the old one.
[3:04:19] We formulated the new one.
[3:04:21] And the most exciting part about it was we approved the measure M funding projects.
[3:04:28] And memory serves me correctly.
[3:04:30] the first agency to bring that forward. We're ready to go. Correct, Chuck, can I?
[3:04:41] I attended the MC3 classes. Basically, it's a pre-apprentice class for the guys who have
[3:04:48] been getting out soon, up at Fanor Canyon, inmate center. I'll tell you what, I've been to a lot
[3:04:54] these different group graduates stuff like this. These guys focus the committee.
[3:05:00] They like being on the fire camp. They don't want to come back to the fire camp. Trust me. So it's a, and there's a lot of these guys who come out there. They're getting the work.
[3:05:09] And they didn't even know about that even how do we get on the pitch to those six minutes?
[3:05:16] It's out there.
[3:05:18] Usually comes to a terrier in our office.
[3:05:21] Usually comes to both the events.
[3:05:23] Okay, I guess that's the same thing.
[3:05:27] So, AQMD, like Mr. Bishop said, work kind of budget, and we have got that money.
[3:05:32] 120,000 dollars went out in grants, mostly for DV charging stations, our couple of more
[3:05:42] here in Palmdale, I've been preaching to every agency and every business that I can to
[3:05:49] make these applications.
[3:05:50] Home sweet is getting some, and there's going to be some going in over to CR comments.
[3:05:58] So I'm standing that we've got Sierra Commons that I think it's going to be about 31 grand over there and about 15 grand over home the Swedes.
[3:06:08] How did we have here at the city?
[3:06:10] What's that?
[3:06:10] The train stations.
[3:06:12] We have two.
[3:06:12] So we have two public ones at the city hall.
[3:06:15] We've got them over there.
[3:06:16] Public works.
[3:06:17] And then we've got them at Dry Town.
[3:06:19] We've got them at Recur.
[3:06:20] I mean, they're there.
[3:06:23] But there's quite a few of them.
[3:06:25] We're getting them at the Transit Center.
[3:06:27] And there's a bunch of them, because we were just at that ribbon cutting, and then we got a bunch of more of them all.
[3:06:33] And it's all grant money that's either paying for them or paying for substantial part of it.
[3:06:37] So, how long does it have someone else?
[3:06:39] Yep.
[3:06:39] We're making another one.
[3:06:41] Absolutely.
[3:06:42] And the idea is, as part of that is, is that they have to, we're helping to put them in.
[3:06:47] But they have to provide the, you know, the interest, you know, to provide infrastructure.
[3:06:51] And a power to them and after being able to provide either reduced or,
[3:06:57] free charging for a period of time, but it's also, and it works out great for them because
[3:07:04] they're able to say, hey, when these teams come up here, they can get the electric bands
[3:07:09] and I'll let you kind of stuff.
[3:07:10] They don't have to get their range in saying, you shouldn't you can get in there to plug in.
[3:07:14] That's a big challenge as the infrastructure.
[3:07:15] Yeah.
[3:07:17] And that's actually the same number of chargers in both of those facilities, but the infrastructure
[3:07:21] and it was further to run it, and that's why this year
[3:07:24] comments run was more.
[3:07:26] So, contract cities, great topics on the homeless, great meetings
[3:07:32] with the supervisor's partner in Han, did all my annual trainings,
[3:07:38] catch up on those, public safety issues was a huge topic as well.
[3:07:47] And with all the extra cities there, they're trying to learn about
[3:07:50] liability trust fund issues and things and what we can do to help our sheriff's department
[3:07:56] do a better job and free up the deputies.
[3:08:01] On the top because water, AVTA meeting, we had our AVTA meeting, we got a part of the New CEO
[3:08:10] over there.
[3:08:11] It was at the Angle of Valley Hospital Board swearing in, we have, I think, four new board members there for their hospital corporation.
[3:08:24] Support for that facility is succeed because if they're not succeeding, it puts a necessary pressure on our hospital in here.
[3:08:34] went to the Veterans Committee,
[3:08:37] pinning ceremony over at the Ellison John Facility.
[3:08:41] That was a moving ceremony.
[3:08:44] Let me tell you what.
[3:08:45] We had a couple of more more to bet, so it was amazing.
[3:08:49] The early Ernie event with a care bias,
[3:08:54] they said I attended another class for the Citizens
[3:09:00] for the Council Academy to the Sheriff's Department.
[3:09:03] The last one was the tactics of survival course.
[3:09:08] That was probably the most challenging.
[3:09:11] And one of the getcher adrenaline going really quick,
[3:09:15] which ended shooting simulators and things like that.
[3:09:19] So next time that comes available for any of you,
[3:09:21] you need to go eV station,
[3:09:24] really cutting some Memorial Day ceremony.
[3:09:27] I also attended that medical explorers program
[3:09:31] that Kaiser was really great to see those young folks out there getting inspired to go into
[3:09:37] the medical field. Mr. Pertea, luncheon over at the Sheriff Station, the A-Lads Group was over there.
[3:09:47] Thank you for kind of pushing the issue with the Board of Supervisors and we've got to
[3:10:00] But he's a year. They need, no, no. What's wrong with that, man? So that's got to get fixed. I want to thank the public works guys for your patients and walked it through and over there at the PTC Center over there. That's a, that's a, that's important facility and I appreciate you guys attention to that over there.
[3:10:23] to do. And on a personal note, I want to thank JJ for accompanying
[3:10:31] a bunch of friends, but to represent the city at a fire department, I got the
[3:10:39] Valor Award as a result of that incident of an Angela's crest. I got to tell you, I was
[3:10:45] probably one of the most moving events that I was a party to, and to be up on that stage
[3:10:51] with guys from the, from Las Vegas shooting, guys of New Zarn, there's still work on
[3:10:59] patching it up, as, as a hell of a group of guys up there and links as well.
[3:11:07] So, thanks, JJ.
[3:11:08] Appreciate that.
[3:11:10] And I'd also like to ask that tonight we can, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a,
[3:11:21] Tim Coyne.
[3:11:23] So also to go.
[3:11:24] OK, well, I had heard it.
[3:11:25] So that's why I brought it.
[3:11:27] OK.
[3:11:29] Who else?
[3:11:30] And we go.
[3:11:32] Well, first of all, the relationship in the baller
[3:11:35] is some of the same meetings and conferences
[3:11:41] that you had already mentioned.
[3:11:43] You know, the assembly with SCI,
[3:11:46] the context of the association.
[3:11:47] and the NUJPA, the NCTC, the Second Water, I also kind of a PPA or need.
[3:11:57] The reason I attended that is because we had one of your or members come to the council meeting
[3:12:02] and there's some concerns I need at which school district bus pickups and drop-ups as your submission.
[3:12:11] So I felt we need to go in that view of the court on what we have done to there is those issues.
[3:12:19] Intersting meeting, first time I attended all of that, that you were present on that.
[3:12:25] Again, just want to recall the issues that were brought up with my attention.
[3:12:30] So I think that a question as they needed to be.
[3:12:33] I didn't miss the arts workshop, but I had a personal issue that I had to attend to.
[3:12:39] So I miss it, but I didn't really notice the previous workshop, that's it.
[3:12:43] At the CCA, the context series association took place in network, the great place to learn new things,
[3:12:50] and to see how their series are doing things.
[3:12:52] Things that we are trying to accomplish here in the city of Ponder.
[3:12:56] So those are always a little particular to learn.
[3:12:59] And then we're with all of our council members and may there's a serious staff as well.
[3:13:06] Those are the peace of date and that's my report.
[3:13:11] So I attended the mayor's prayer breakfast at the Highlands Church.
[3:13:15] That was a really nice event.
[3:13:19] I attended the public arts workshop and that was really a good event.
[3:13:22] I hope that we keep up on that.
[3:13:25] I had the TPA A4 meeting that one came in and spoke at, and I also attended the TPA A
[3:13:31] graduation at Recre Park. And I want to say we have about 170 graduates, most of them
[3:13:38] on the way to college, this is three. I've met with lots of our residents this month,
[3:13:45] or district three. I also attended the daughters of the American Revolution
[3:13:49] mentioned where we wanted awards to high school seniors that wrote certain essays and received
[3:13:56] a certain awards there. That was my answer if the desert had been in a Christian fellowship.
[3:14:01] And this video was kind of near during my heart because they do physiology and my application
[3:14:05] of wellness finished to become a umbrella of the dollars of my graduation.
[3:14:09] They do a great job of bringing in the principles of America in the classroom.
[3:14:14] Yeah, I'm missing one week in the family team that I'm actually going to go on vacation next week
[3:14:18] go get Aggies. So that'll be fun. Had lunch with a city manager.
[3:14:25] Did the Memorial Day
[3:14:26] remembrance over a desert lawn? It was a well-intended event and luckily the weather was
[3:14:31] good. It was nice. I'd send it the review with our city Chinese regretting our code enforcement
[3:14:37] program. Had a nice mother's day of work because I worked on Sundays. And I had the opportunity
[3:14:47] this much to observe a community that really helped together during the Highland High School
[3:14:54] school and I was sad and good at it.
[3:15:00] The press of the way that our community reacted to it. So I hope that never happens again that I was glad to see how well our community to carry each other.
[3:15:11] Very fortunate.
[3:15:12] Yes, we work absolutely.
[3:15:15] And I think that's it. I may have missed some things, but I think that pretty much everything was good.
[3:15:20] All right.
[3:15:21] The main is, we did our walk with the chamber,
[3:15:25] we had food for less, we had 25 minutes.
[3:15:31] We had a prayer
[3:15:35] breakfast, well, a dinner
[3:15:36] at the Highlands.
[3:15:38] So that was a good effort, I saw,
[3:15:40] the council on a picnic board was there.
[3:15:43] I think they did a fabulous job.
[3:15:44] Also, we did coffee with the cup at the same day.
[3:15:48] And then I got some of that with somebody
[3:15:49] about trying to get their kid into TPA.
[3:15:53] A lot of kids want to be in that school.
[3:15:55] We have a witness as well.
[3:15:56] We're at 800 right now.
[3:15:57] Well, we're at 800 kids are waiting to get into that school,
[3:15:59] so they're clearly doing something right.
[3:16:05] Went to the law appreciation day out of the Fairgrounds.
[3:16:08] We got to recognize their deputy of the year,
[3:16:11] and actually all law enforcement choices for the year.
[3:16:16] I went to the AB Youth Bill classroom, like visit the, here,
[3:16:20] we talked a little bit about homelessness.
[3:16:23] A lot of these students are,
[3:16:24] they've got some very good questioning,
[3:16:26] so we got into a good dialogue there,
[3:16:29] and AB Youth Bill, I think, is a good program,
[3:16:32] so I like to be there to support it.
[3:16:34] Met what the AB Fairy Godmothers probably wouldn't do that.
[3:16:39] Or to come on that later.
[3:16:42] I also had a ribbon cutting for
[3:16:44] Or EV stations after the Paumbo Transportation Center, which was fun, focused on the Council
[3:16:50] of the Bishop's car.
[3:16:51] I said, I said, I don't want to put that on the front page, you just get it out of the
[3:16:54] part.
[3:16:56] That would best for veterans for a couple of months to get coming up, so we've got to get a few
[3:17:01] things going up for that.
[3:17:05] And of course, the employee recognition ceremony, we like to recognize our employees that
[3:17:09] five or above years of service in any way I think that's important. Also had an opportunity
[3:17:16] to go to a citizenship class. I go to those for citizenship classes are being held when
[3:17:23] people graduate. I think it's important. We help them appreciate not only what kind of
[3:17:29] great country we have, but we celebrate when they actually pass their class, so these people
[3:17:34] are all their way to American citizenship.
[3:17:35] and that's not an easy test.
[3:17:37] It's not a bug.
[3:17:39] These people work very hard.
[3:17:41] So, there anyway.
[3:17:43] Good efforts and I support that.
[3:17:45] Also, I've been to health America,
[3:17:46] I had a media event at Harvard's Noble.
[3:17:48] I just paid in that one.
[3:17:50] Which was great.
[3:17:52] We had our stamp out, hunger-dried.
[3:17:54] This is at the post-boughlist, and those workers didn't get it out of a park.
[3:18:01] Every one of them, a commitment to the program we've been doing for years, so we
[3:18:05] show up in the morning, we encourage them on, and then later that day, we went back with
[3:18:10] our volunteers from Saves, and we helped him off of that food, and get it organized, get it
[3:18:15] ready to move it over to Saves for further sorting and distribution.
[3:18:21] I also had an opportunity to go to, well, we met with the Donna Tamir on this afternoon
[3:18:29] and renaming the issue that we approved tonight.
[3:18:32] And it was important to get that meeting in play
[3:18:33] because it's a family.
[3:18:35] It's important to reach out to the family first.
[3:18:37] We don't do anything without the family's consent.
[3:18:40] And so in that case, we were able to bring them forward
[3:18:42] and I mean, we talked it out.
[3:18:44] I think we came up with a pretty good program there, collectively.
[3:18:48] Again, back to Barnes and Noble,
[3:18:51] where a meeting with guard city partnership
[3:18:53] with Barnes and Noble, they're an important ten.
[3:18:56] And we need to do all we can.
[3:18:58] I think to try to keep them is engaged in active in our community's possible.
[3:19:04] So, that's what that's for.
[3:19:06] Palmdale Chamber of Monthly Lenshin, I try to support our chambers at every opportunity.
[3:19:12] That evening I went to the Palmdale Medical Center, we did an Employee Service Awards, we do
[3:19:16] that annually, we recognize those employees, so it's some of those been there for 40 years.
[3:19:22] From my like-estra community to come to Palmdale and so anyway, it's good stuff.
[3:19:26] We had this spook at a regional gathering of household hazardous waste, but it really wasn't
[3:19:35] all hazardous waste in such communities, positioned themselves to move forward on embracing
[3:19:40] new technology and better diversion of toxins and how do we position ourselves for the future
[3:19:47] more change coming in that area.
[3:19:50] Night high school went out to their senior awards, even in lots of great kids out there.
[3:19:55] Again, our city is a great shape, I'm not worried about our future.
[3:20:00] And we've got some up on that, but we've got a ton of great kids doing great things in our city of Palmville.
[3:20:08] We also had a, we'll
[3:20:15] stamp out our own room back, and now we went to saves, and I just took that food and put it, now saves took it in and sorted it.
[3:20:22] They got rid of the Indian age food. But anyway, again, the volunteers, it was important that we told those volunteers.
[3:20:28] We appreciate you. You guys are fabulous. And they do great work.
[3:20:31] Also got to take advantage of the pony league, close in ceremony, so we close that out and that league is doing fabulous work too.
[3:20:39] Helping a lot of kids learn baseball.
[3:20:43] And so that I went to a hearing for the guidance charter school with the high school district.
[3:20:50] And I went to a war to trade collection and we heard about high speed rail.
[3:20:54] We got to ask questions about, if not high speed rail, what?
[3:20:57] What's the alternative? What are we doing for the 14? Well, we have a scope and project for the 14, but quite frankly, that's not enough.
[3:21:05] Our future is going to require more than a study on how to improve and widen the 14th pre-weight.
[3:21:12] Our economic future, I think, is hanging on that one. Also, what's the Hispanic Chamber lunch?
[3:21:18] I also got to participate in the KFI broadcast, and I was there with the daughter Lee Irving.
[3:21:24] We got to speak about the project of Avenue in Rename, in the musical road, Yadia, Yadia,
[3:21:29] and built up.
[3:21:30] I think those people were ready to go right now.
[3:21:34] So this plenty of mechanism part of its next.
[3:21:36] So we got to scope that and watch it.
[3:21:39] And so hopefully we'll be able to get people over America and contribute to that one.
[3:21:43] One out to Desert Willow Middle School had a spilt screening out of the Safe Planetarium.
[3:21:49] I got to see four features done by middle school students.
[3:21:54] Pretty good stuff.
[3:21:55] So we got some good art cooking in our middle schools.
[3:22:00] And I went to the plaque raising at a Greg Anderson there, a school of distinction.
[3:22:05] And West Side's got a few of these schools of distinction.
[3:22:08] And it's something to be proud of.
[3:22:10] So they raised the plaque that morning, we were there to say congratulations.
[3:22:13] Also, once in the memorial day, ceremony out of the desert one, which was great, well attended, lots of people, and it's a, to me it's a basic, you know, to say thank you to those of you in your life, protecting our way of life, my gosh.
[3:22:28] I don't know how you, not, but that was important. We also did a ceremony at the Old Wallfield cemetery right after that, we do that, because historically you've got people in turned out there that have been around well.
[3:22:44] So anyway, good stuff,
[3:22:51] but with a local business about keeping their beauty licensing in Palmdale and other briefings as a sign, we'll see what else I think it's just about it.
[3:23:01] You guys can tell we're all running. Oh, here's one of my favorites.
[3:23:06] Every year, I go out to the devil-pups and speak to them as a group.
[3:23:11] Can we talk about their training, what they're looking to do, as far as a career?
[3:23:16] And again, that's another group of great young people, focus, doing multiple things.
[3:23:21] They're not just one thing, they're doing multiple things, and the devil-pups are definitely
[3:23:27] they've got their act together.
[3:23:28] So, that is that.
[3:23:33] And probably the most important thing we've done so far, and you know about it today, right?
[3:23:37] But if today was important, by the way, what did we do?
[3:23:40] We did it.
[3:23:41] I don't know.
[3:23:42] I don't know.
[3:23:43] I don't know.
[3:23:45] They also just really placed on that June 15th,
[3:23:49] Sister Cities has happened.
[3:23:50] They're making a way of changing events.
[3:23:53] So, I'm here.
[3:23:54] Yeah, right here.
[3:23:56] So, yeah, so I'm going to treat these with tickets for that.
[3:24:00] It'll sell out, they get some real top make, Latino performers, and I think.
[3:24:06] And just to passing, I'll comment that on July 19th, the city pack events coming up.
[3:24:14] You need more information on F, let me know.
[3:24:16] That supports all the grassroots efforts that are going on out there.
[3:24:19] And that always is a fabulous event.
[3:24:22] Well, attended. Great, everything.
[3:24:25] Okay, that is our information.
[3:24:28] Let's now go to our next item, 14, any requests for new council items.
[3:24:34] I have about a couple.
[3:24:37] There is some concern about city staffing at the point to serve as city representatives on the
[3:24:46] I think we need to have a staff in that type of role and then they have to sit with the
[3:24:53] Council person to see that staff and the Council person maybe they have to disagree with
[3:24:56] it.
[3:24:57] I think that probably puts them in a couple of positions.
[3:25:01] Again, I don't know what to say.
[3:25:03] It's a new, new, new rule.
[3:25:05] I can bring that up for conversation next.
[3:25:09] Excuse me.
[3:25:10] Currently not a problem.
[3:25:12] And then there was still some discussion as to whether the city of Pompeo wants to be.
[3:25:17] So it's admittedly connected with our schools.
[3:25:21] It was brought to my attention by the Pompeo school district that it's rare for a city to actually sit on a board of place people.
[3:25:32] I guess school districts do it and others who do it but traditionally county council's don't.
[3:25:39] So I know that it was important for us to be involved.
[3:25:42] So tightly and closely with schools.
[3:25:44] I'm talking about the charter school.
[3:25:46] It's fine because I don't know of any other school that we're so.
[3:25:49] And so it makes sense because I don't know that we are within it.
[3:25:53] Well, this was actually a part of how it was chartered in partnership.
[3:25:57] And do we want to rethink that, do we want to work with this school?
[3:26:03] What do you guys think?
[3:26:04] Because I know that in the very beginning, and this is the issue.
[3:26:07] We have very beginning.
[3:26:09] There is accusations of people.
[3:26:13] Rumors.
[3:26:15] You think you can stop that?
[3:26:17] But what it does is it creates a lot of work for our staff,
[3:26:20] for our city of service, for other people within the city.
[3:26:24] And do we have a necessary position on that board right now, is my question?
[3:26:32] Well, I thought we'd probably talk about it.
[3:26:34] I'd bring it back to the discussion.
[3:26:35] But I would be interested in what the First and Zero Space Academy thinks.
[3:26:40] Yeah.
[3:26:41] Right.
[3:26:41] Yeah.
[3:26:42] We might want to double check with the Attorney General because there was some question at one point,
[3:26:50] but it was deferred at the time.
[3:26:55] Well, then this doesn't mean we want to make sure
[3:26:57] that we're doing the right.
[3:26:59] And we don't want to fall into the top of,
[3:27:00] like I said, continually creating an extra work
[3:27:03] for staff to answer questions.
[3:27:06] I'm going to document them as having able reasons
[3:27:08] to question the answer all the time.
[3:27:11] When the NTPAA just told us and reduced their board?
[3:27:15] No.
[3:27:16] I heard a rumor that it was being reduced out.
[3:27:19] No, there was some discussion doing that.
[3:27:22] Do you want to bring this back for a second?
[3:27:24] Let's go back.
[3:27:26] No, there's two things.
[3:27:27] There's two things.
[3:27:28] And that's why I'm asking if they use this force.
[3:27:32] The biggest time for it.
[3:27:33] I don't like this question about white people.
[3:27:37] That's all for the next time.
[3:27:39] Did you have any idea about that?
[3:27:41] I think it's a different thing.
[3:27:43] We need a patient.
[3:27:44] Why does the floor need to have the order to address?
[3:27:50] I
[3:27:57] think we did a lot, we did a bunch of the kind of capital in a year, for the first time.
[3:28:05] Do you guys want to bring up next time?
[3:28:07] I have not a couple of items, not necessarily a gender items, but like I said it in my report,
[3:28:12] I can do some of that series association. You get to see how cities are doing things that
[3:28:18] we're trying to accomplish and I'd like to see the council thinks in this a
[3:28:24] deliberation to manager to set up a meeting with CEO.
[3:28:33] I send you an email
[3:28:34] on that one, I'm a sucker.
[3:28:36] Is that okay?
[3:28:38] No, it's okay, it's okay.
[3:28:39] Oh, because they do the similar project to what I'm trying to do.
[3:28:45] So, safety will look at an arrangement, Mr.
[3:28:47] So if you're not in my point, is that natural that's a good, that's a good opportunity for us to look at those things.
[3:28:52] The project is...
[3:28:54] ...to...
[3:28:56] ...well...
[3:28:56] P3.
[3:28:57] Okay, I have a foundation.
[3:28:59] And I did send you an email in the staff,
[3:29:03] but the Southgate is really interesting,
[3:29:06] telling us how they were able to get around the same issue.
[3:29:09] And then we're trying to get around.
[3:29:11] The other one is the Bond refinance.
[3:29:14] I also met with someone over there who has looked at our boss and from a lot of problems that could be financed,
[3:29:24] that could save us here at least a million dollars a year.
[3:29:30] I think they should always be watching that.
[3:29:33] We're done.
[3:29:35] We're done.
[3:29:36] But apparently they missed it.
[3:29:38] So that's why...
[3:29:40] Oh, the timing is not right.
[3:29:41] Well, according to what they think the time is right now, so maybe that's what we have to do.
[3:29:46] It's okay.
[3:29:46] They probably want us to hire them too, right?
[3:29:49] Of course.
[3:29:49] For me, thanks.
[3:29:50] I mean, it's all the same.
[3:29:53] Yeah.
[3:29:54] Also, we've got anything going on.
[3:29:56] Do we ever touch bases with those guys from then?
[3:30:00] We heard from, I would remember, the Skagger contract cities, but the guys that are running at the conference center now, on an Ontario and that place is moving with the programs out there.
[3:30:14] We get chance to talk with you. We've created some emails.
[3:30:17] Okay, let's only keep that dialogue going, because I think that's important.
[3:30:22] So for that project, it's important to support it.
[3:30:26] All right, anything else?
[3:30:29] I think we're ready to go adjourn.
[3:30:33] I'm going to adjourn the City Council,
[3:30:36] the Successor Agency,
[3:30:38] Housing Authority,
[3:30:39] Industrial Development Authority,
[3:30:42] Civic Authority,
[3:30:44] Finance Authority,
[3:30:45] and the Airport Authority.
[3:30:49] Thank you, ladies and gentlemen.
[3:30:51] Thank you.
[3:30:51] And in the area,
[3:30:52] Tim Klein,
[3:30:53] and his services coming up when the
[3:30:55] June 23rd is the service
[3:30:57] and believe it's going to be a grace
[3:31:01] And Jim Klein is a co-chair of the Career Health Academy, who's knee-empty instructor over here.
[3:31:10] Yeah.
[3:31:10] Yeah, we're going to...
[3:31:12] We're going to miss you.
[3:31:13] We're going to join ladies and gentlemen.