[1:37] Good evening everyone.

[1:38] Welcome to the meeting

[1:39] Lincoln Village Council-

[1:41] Heights. Today

[1:42] Monday, September 28

[1:44] 2026. It is 7:31 PM. We are starting our

[1:48] meeting with

[1:49] roll call, please

[1:50] affection. Miss Randolph,

[1:52] Mayor Tanya King,

[1:53] present.

[1:54] Vice Mayor Don Stan,

[1:55] present.

[1:56] Council member Phyllis Babb.

[1:58] Councilor Sta Brown,

[2:00] present.

[2:01] Council member Trina

[2:02] Casing,

[2:03] present.

[2:03] Councilman Bobby

[2:05] Crawford,

[2:05] present.

[2:06] Council Member Nori Tate,

[2:08] present.

[2:09] Mere, we have seven

[2:10] present. There is a quorum.

[2:12] Thank you. Following

[2:14] point of order

[2:15] daytime—prayer.

[2:16] I would like to ask

[2:17] our vice mayor

[2:18] to say vespers

[2:19] prayer.

[2:19] Please, bow.

[2:20] heads. Give me

[2:22] two seconds. I can't

[2:23] to do two things

[2:24] simultaneously. I will do it.

[2:25] one note.

[2:26] Thank you. Heavenly Father,

[2:27] thank you for that

[2:28] we gathered together,

[2:29] to fulfill Your

[2:30] freedom for this village

[2:31] . Heavenly Father, thank you.

[2:32] for everyone who could

[2:33] come today. As

[2:34] for the residents, as well as for

[2:35] business owners and

[2:36] interested parties,

[2:37] who care about this

[2:38] community, as well as for

[2:39] everyone who was able to come

[2:40] here. This is beautiful.

[2:41] the village was created by

[2:42] In your image and with your love. Father

[2:44] Heavenly, help

[2:44] us in the future

[2:45] continue this

[2:46] work in this spirit.

[2:47] Heavenly Father,

[2:47] We pray in the name of Jesus.

[2:49] Amen.

[2:50] Please stand up.

[2:51] and join the

[2:51] oaths of allegiance

[2:52] flag. I swear

[2:57] to pledge allegiance to the flag

[2:58] United States

[2:59] America and the Republic,

[3:00] which he personifies.

[3:03] One nation under God,

[3:04] indivisible, with

[3:05] freedom and

[3:06] justice for

[3:07] everyone.

[3:14] Before we move on

[3:15] pending approval

[3:16] agenda, is there

[3:18] suggestions from the council?

[3:19] Madam Mayor, I would like to make a proposal

[3:21] add to order

[3:22] daily item "Miscellaneous".

[3:24] It seems that would be

[3:25] appropriate after new

[3:27] questions. This would be

[3:29] new item number 12

[3:30] after point 11, so that

[3:32] add "Miscellaneous".

[3:34] And what question are we will consider in the "Miscellaneous" section?

[3:38] We will consider

[3:39] business review

[3:40] alcohol licenses.

[3:45] Yes. This is not real.

[3:49] previous

[3:49] denial of the settlement

[3:50] regarding the permit application

[3:52] for alcohol.

[3:53] Yes.

[3:54] Who will support this?

[3:55] offer?

[3:56] I support. She

[3:58] was properly

[3:59] submitted and supported.

[4:04] Are you ready?

[4:05] Roll call, please.

[4:07] affection.

[4:08] Council Member Phyllis Babb,

[4:10] Yes.

[4:10] Councilor Sta Brown,

[4:12] Yes. Council member Trina

[4:14] Casing,

[4:15] Yes.

[4:16] Councilman Bobby

[4:17] Crawford, yes.

[4:19] Council Member Nori Tate,

[4:21] Yes.

[4:21] Vice Mayor Deron

[4:23] Staniels,

[4:23] Yes.

[4:24] Mayor Tanya King,

[4:25] Yes.

[4:26] We have seven votes in favor.

[4:27] . The proposal was accepted.

[4:29] .

[4:29] Thank you. This item will be

[4:30] number 12, different, and

[4:32] closing of the meeting

[4:33] will be number 13. And this

[4:36] will be different,

[4:37] consider permission for

[4:38] sale of alcohol. Mrs

[4:42] mayor.

[4:43] Yes.

[4:43] I have one more point.

[4:44] agenda.

[4:46] Yes.

[4:48] Uh, salt for, uh,

[4:49] winter roads

[4:50] period.

[4:54] Do you want to add this?

[4:55] to the "Miscellaneous" section or

[4:57] Are you looking for...Okay. IN

[5:01] We have an offer from

[5:03] Mr. Tate add

[5:04] salt in the "Miscellaneous" section

[5:05] for the winter. Is there a friend?

[5:07] opinion?

[5:08] Thank you. Proposal

[5:09] was entered and

[5:10] supported. Please

[5:11] to hold a roll call

[5:12] voting.

[5:13] Council Member Phyllis

[5:14] Faber,

[5:15] by.

[5:16] Councilor Sta Brown,

[5:17] by.

[5:18] Council member Trina

[5:19] Casing,

[5:20] by.

[5:20] Councilman Bobby

[5:22] Crawford,

[5:22] by.

[5:23] Council Member Nori Tate,

[5:25] by.

[5:26] Vice Mayor Deron

[5:27] Stanils,

[5:28] by.

[5:28] Mayor Tanya Key,

[5:29] by.

[5:30] We have seven votes.

[5:31] "by". Proposal

[5:32] accepted.

[5:33] Thank you. This item will be

[5:35] the second point in the "Miscellaneous" section.

[5:39] OK. Item number

[5:44] five agenda

[5:45] —this is an affirmation

[5:46] agenda. Or

[5:47] can I get

[5:48] offer?

[5:49] I suggest.

[5:49] Properly

[5:50] entered and

[5:51] supported by a member

[5:52] Brown's advice, for

[5:53] support of a council member

[5:54] Mar. Who is for,

[5:55] put it into words

[5:56] "by". By. Who is against?

[5:58] Who abstained?

[6:00] The majority is in favor.

[6:03] Next item

[6:04] agenda—

[6:05] submission of the protocol. IN

[6:07] we have a protocol

[6:08] committee meeting

[6:10] from September 14, 2026

[6:11] and protocol

[6:12] regular

[6:13] council meeting from 14

[6:15] September 2026. Gladly,

[6:17] Is there an offer?

[6:20] Before we introduce

[6:21] proposal.

[6:22] Yes. Uh, I want to add

[6:25] correction to

[6:26] minutes of the meeting

[6:27] committee from 14

[6:28] September. Uh-huh. Uh, in

[6:33] protocol you

[6:34] thanked me for

[6:35] help in

[6:36] celebrating the 80th anniversary.

[6:38] Mm.

[6:39] I don't have anything to do with this.

[6:40] no relationship. I want the minutes to include

[6:43] it was recorded that

[6:44] I have no relation to

[6:45] 80th anniversary celebration.

[6:54] Thank you. We can

[6:56] make these adjustments

[6:57] to, er, protocol.

[6:59] Okay. Uh, that's not it.

[7:00] cancels the fact that I thanked you,

[7:02] but we can contribute

[7:03] edit that you claim that you didn't have

[7:06] to this attitude.

[7:07] Nothing at all.

[7:09] Absolutely. Something else

[7:11] protocol? On

[7:14] proposal under consideration

[7:15] from Mr. Tate. Is there

[7:17] second opinion?

[7:18] I support. Thank you.

[7:20] Properly

[7:21] entered and

[7:21] submission supported

[7:23] minutes of the meeting

[7:24] committee and

[7:24] minutes of the meeting

[7:26] council, taking into account

[7:27] edits Are there any

[7:28] remark? Who is for,

[7:29] express yourself with the word "

[7:31] by".

[7:32] Who is against? Who

[7:34] abstained? Majority

[7:35] by. Next item

[7:38] agenda—

[7:39] advertisement. We

[7:40] let's start with the council member

[7:41] Casing.

[7:42] Oh, okay. Um, I just

[7:45] wanted to remind everyone,

[7:46] for you to check

[7:47] your registration, your

[7:48] voter registration,

[7:50] make sure that

[7:51] she is correct.

[7:52] Please check.

[7:53] , prepare your

[7:54] plan, prepare

[7:55] certification,

[7:56] make sure that the

[7:57] you are correct

[7:57] certificate, and be

[7:59] ready to vote.

[8:00] Last day

[8:01] registration—October 5,

[8:03] and October 6

[8:03] begins

[8:04] early

[8:05] voting. That's all.

[8:09] my ad. Thank you

[8:11] . I will switch to another one.

[8:13] side of the table. Council member

[8:15] Crawford,

[8:16] I don't have any.

[8:17] ads.

[8:18] Thank you, council member.

[8:19] Brown. You still

[8:24] looking for.

[8:26] You can come back.

[8:27] to me, Madam Mayor?

[8:28] Yes. Thank you.

[8:29] Councilwoman Ber,

[8:30] There are no ads.

[8:32] Thank you, Councilman Tate.

[8:33] Currently ads

[8:35] no.

[8:35] Oh. Passing

[8:42] program

[8:43] student tour "

[8:44] "No excuses." It

[8:46] Saturday, March 20, uh,

[8:49] 2027, until March 26,

[8:52] from Friday to the 26th.

[8:55] They will visit

[8:56] historical colleges and

[8:57] universities for

[8:58] blacks (HBCU). They

[8:59] will visit the following

[9:01] HBCUs in the South

[9:02] To Carolina. Southern

[9:03] Carolina. Uh,

[9:11] at. Clifton,

[9:12] State University

[9:14] North Carolina.

[9:15] Benedict Allen,

[9:20] University

[9:21] North Carolina,

[9:22] Duke, UNC, Northwestern

[9:23] Karolinsky

[9:24] central

[9:25] university,

[9:25] State University

[9:26] North Carolina,

[9:28] Shaw, University of St.

[9:29] -Augustine, Benedict,

[9:30] North-

[9:31] Karolinsky

[9:32] agricultural

[9:33] -technical

[9:34] university and

[9:34] State University

[9:36] North Carolina.

[9:38] Cost 100 12.

[9:39] The cost is

[9:41] 1200 dollars. It

[9:43] includes transport,

[9:44] accommodation, t-shirts,

[9:46] luggage, tent,

[9:47] strap, backpack, two

[9:48] excursions,

[9:49] visiting a museum,

[9:50] breakfast and lunch.

[9:54] Contact number 51342

[9:59] 0155.

[10:03] Thank you, Mr. Tate.

[10:05] Miss Brown,

[10:07] vice mayor,

[10:08] hmm, just such a time

[10:09] year, and I'm sure, um,

[10:10] our village manager

[10:11] will also mention this.

[10:12] But every third

[10:13] On Thursday we collect

[10:14] branches for members

[10:15] of our community. Therefore,

[10:16] leaves are starting

[10:17] shank off. Hmm, those branches

[10:18] start a little

[10:19] to dry up. So, um,

[10:21] every third

[10:22] Thursday we collect branches

[10:24] here in the community. Thank you,

[10:27] Madam Mayor.

[10:28] Yes, council member

[10:29] Brown.

[10:30] Hello everyone. Um, I, um,

[10:31] I am making an announcement.

[10:32] regarding the institution of Saint-

[10:34] Monica. Um, they have

[10:35] initiative in

[10:36] Monday the 19th from 9:00 a.m. to

[10:38] 4:00 p.m. They will be

[10:40] to hold an event under

[10:41] called "Changes"

[10:42] situation." Ahem,

[10:44] working together with Rise

[10:45] as ASAP from Middletown.

[10:48] They help

[10:49] approximately 75 of our

[10:51] young people of age

[10:52] from 11 to 15 years old, to

[10:54] teach them how

[10:55] change the situation.

[10:58] If you have any more

[10:59] question, you can

[11:00] contact Saint-

[11:01] Monica, and they

[11:02] will provide you

[11:02] necessary information

[11:03] . Thank you.

[11:05] Ms. Brown.

[11:08] Currently ads

[11:09] no.

[11:10] Thank you. I have several.

[11:12] ads.

[11:14] Next week, 5

[11:15] October, students

[11:16] high school

[11:17] Princeton ages 16 and up

[11:19] years, as well as students

[11:20] innovative school

[11:21] will be able to participate.

[11:26] In high school there is

[11:28] extracurricular program

[11:29] from basic training

[11:30] for construction,

[11:31] heating systems and

[11:32] ventilation, care

[11:33] at home, car service.

[11:41] There were four of them. AND

[11:42] car service. So if

[11:44] Are you a high school student?

[11:45] Princeton school or

[11:46] Do you know someone who

[11:47] is studying, ask them

[11:48] verify

[11:48] email,

[11:49] because they need

[11:50] register for

[11:51] these extracurricular

[11:52] occupation. This will be from 3:00 PM.

[11:54] until 6:00 p.m. after school with

[11:56] Monday to Thursday.

[11:58] These students will receive

[11:59] practical training

[12:01] from the basics in these

[12:01] specific professions

[12:03] . For students

[12:06] innovation center

[12:08] the courses will be

[12:08] proposed by

[12:10] Mondays during

[12:11] their worker

[12:12] the time provided

[12:13] schedule, from 7:00 to 10:00.

[12:17] And there are also daytime sessions,

[12:19] I think it's from 11:00 to 14:00.

[12:23] Those students will receive

[12:24] email and

[12:25] will be able to register,

[12:26] to participate in

[12:27] learning. It

[12:28] free education

[12:30] . It is paid for

[12:31] state account. Wonderful

[12:32] possibility. We saw

[12:34] like young people

[12:35] did it in the summer. It

[12:37] just a great opportunity

[12:39] to get certain

[12:39] skills and see,

[12:41] in which field could you

[12:42] would work in

[12:43] future. Also

[12:47] I want to congratulate you on

[12:48] opening of the Peta field

[12:49] Manuso and Jake

[12:50] Sweeney, how is it?

[12:51] called? Jake

[12:54] Sweeney,

[12:55] Thank you. Stadium.

[12:57] Last weekend

[12:58] they cut

[12:59] ribbon. Also

[13:01] last weekend

[13:02] there were people from

[13:03] Princeton. Our Leicester

[13:05] Parker represented

[13:06] community, represented

[13:07] Lincoln Heights on

[13:08] that evening. So we

[13:09] very happy that

[13:10] our youth has

[13:11] the opportunity to be in

[13:12] therefore spacious and

[13:13] to represent our

[13:14] community. OK.

[13:17] More ads

[13:18] no. Ahem,

[13:19] yes, madam mayor, I just wanted one more time.

[13:22] invite all our

[13:23] residents on our

[13:24] "Trunk or Treat" event. To us

[13:26] volunteers needed.

[13:27] We want to do this.

[13:28] grandiose

[13:29] year, so we will

[13:30] grateful for any

[13:31] help of volunteers.

[13:33] Please,

[13:33] Contact me.

[13:35] I think I already

[13:36] left his number

[13:37] phone, so it's not

[13:38] It matters. 513-943-905

[13:42] This is my number again.

[13:43] 513-943-905 please contact

[13:46] regarding volunteering at

[13:48] "Trick or Treat." Thank you.

[13:49] What day is it?

[13:50] And what time?

[13:51] That's what I was going for.

[13:52] to ask. Or

[13:53] did you use

[13:54] also "Respect My Block"? I

[13:55] just asked if you

[13:56] used that one

[13:57] space.

[13:57] Um, I don't.

[13:58] used. But,

[13:59] um, so we are now

[14:00] we meet. "Trunk or

[14:02] treat" always

[14:02] takes place on

[14:03] Halloween. So it will be,

[14:05] um, October 31st. This year it is Saturday. I am very

[14:08] glad, because it means,

[14:09] what can we do

[14:10] continue our

[14:11] measures. Um, and the sunset

[14:12] will start at 6:00,

[14:13] but we don't

[14:14] necessarily

[14:15] finish at 8 o'clock.

[14:16] Thank you.

[14:17] Oh, no. Excuse me, sir.

[14:19] Do you have a time when you

[14:20] would like us to

[14:21] met?

[14:22] Um, when people

[14:22] contact me, we will be able to assign

[14:25] the time that suits

[14:26] everyone.

[14:26] Yes, ma'am.

[14:27] Thank you. OK.

[14:29] Next item

[14:30] agenda—

[14:31] residents' speeches.

[14:33] Today, none of

[14:34] residents not

[14:34] signed up for the performance.

[14:37] The next point is ours.

[14:39] speaker. Speaker.

[14:41] Wait a minute.

[14:42] He is listed there as

[14:44] speaker.

[14:47] Okay, stop.

[14:50] It really says "

[14:51] speaker".

[14:56] He's the speaker. He

[14:57] business owner. So

[14:59] we invited him as

[15:00] speaker, um, to clarify. Sir

[15:03] Longino, please.

[15:05] we invite you to

[15:06] stands. challenge.

[15:20] Congratulations, Mr. Mayor, Vice-

[15:21] mayor, council member Ber,

[15:23] Councilman Brown,

[15:29] Sorry, Tate.

[15:30] Crawford. My name is

[15:33] Kevin. Oh, I'm sorry.

[15:35] Um, Ms. Lisa. My name

[15:38] and the city manager.

[15:40] My last name

[15:41] Longino. Kevin

[15:43] Longino. I am here to

[15:45] tell you a little bit

[15:46] about myself. I know what this is.

[15:50] not a competition

[15:51] characters, but you,

[15:52] friends, really me

[15:53] You don't know. And I just

[15:56] wanted a little

[15:57] tell about yours

[15:58] experience. I was born in

[15:59] Cleveland, but I live

[16:01] here in Cincinnati, with

[16:02] graduating in 1977.

[16:04] I studied at

[16:05] University

[16:05] Cincinnati. Everyone,

[16:07] who comes here and

[16:08] sees Art on the wall

[16:10] Shivers, the second mayor

[16:11] , and if they say that this

[16:12] my cousin—that's mine

[16:13] cousin. So I have

[16:16] relatives here, in the village.

[16:18] Some I don't even know

[16:19] I know and I would like to get to know each other, but,

[16:22] um, I was, um, in

[16:23] University

[16:24] Cincinnati. I served

[16:25] in the Marine Corps

[16:26] infantry. I served in

[16:28] National Guard

[16:29] . Um, I was

[16:30] tutor in

[16:31] Porter, was

[16:31] tutor in Orléans.

[16:35] Um, over time,

[16:36] when I was in, um,

[16:38] Cincinnati, I was in,

[16:39] um, city

[16:40] administration

[16:41] for 30 years. Ahem,

[16:45] after these 30 years, um,

[16:47] I retired, and

[16:48] just came out

[16:49] pension, I opened there

[16:51] pizzeria. And the children's

[16:53] The kindergarten is already operating there.

[16:54] long. Hmm, childish

[16:58] kindergarten is really

[16:59] the main aspect of my

[17:01] business here in the area

[17:02] Lincoln Heights. I am on

[17:09] It's been 30 years since then,

[17:10] like I said, but I am watching

[17:12] people coming

[17:14] here, and everyone loves

[17:15] our quiet corner,

[17:16] so I plan—or have

[17:17] the intention is to preserve it

[17:19] like this. Because, as

[17:24] entrepreneur, I thought that I

[17:26] worth a try

[17:27] obtain a C1C2 license,

[17:29] it seems like a license

[17:30] for beer and wine. I am losing money on

[17:34] restaurant, because I'm giving away

[17:36] more food than

[17:37] I sell. So I strive

[17:41] not so much to earn

[17:42] a lot of money,

[17:43] how much to have a certain

[17:44] impact on our neighborhood.

[17:48] I look at it this way:

[17:49] if there was someone there

[17:50] another, and I know that

[17:52] many would like

[17:53] to be there, they wouldn't

[17:54] had such an interest.

[17:56] It's not like I'm the only one,

[17:58] Who cares?

[17:59] to preserve our

[18:00] the quarter as it is

[18:01] yes, but I really am

[18:02] I do. I believe that

[18:04] if someone else

[18:05] will come there, they

[18:06] will come purely for the sake of

[18:07] money. If anything, on

[18:09] In my opinion, it causes...

[18:11] well, not just mine

[18:12] opinion, but in general. If

[18:15] creates something

[18:16] problems on that

[18:17] quarter, my main

[18:18] anxiety is

[18:19] kindergarten. I will close the license for

[18:22] alcohol. That's how it is.

[18:24] . I want to do this.

[18:26] for the sake of my daughter.

[18:29] And not only because I want my daughter to

[18:32] could support

[18:33] what we have already done

[18:34] in this area. And the community

[18:38] wants everything

[18:38] remained as it is.

[18:42] When I had that hotel,

[18:43] there were no police there

[18:44] on Van Buren, because

[18:45] we did not bring to

[18:46] such a state. And I don't

[18:49] I plan to manage like this

[18:51] restaurant or any

[18:52] than anything else. I know this.

[18:55] it was fast, but I

[18:56] tried to convey this

[18:57] at least somehow. And I ask your advice that you

[19:02] reviewed the decision

[19:04] regarding my receipt

[19:05] those licenses. And I am in any case

[19:09] I will stay in this.

[19:10] quarter. But exactly

[19:12] yes, from business

[19:13] point of view, I would like

[19:15] develop the next

[19:16] stage of your business.

[19:19] I think that's reasonable.

[19:20] business solutions—

[19:21] obtain these licenses.

[19:24] And I am open to

[19:25] advice, because I don't want to

[19:27] stop at this,

[19:28] but I was gone on the 14th

[19:29] numbers, and everything happened

[19:31] so quickly after 15,

[19:32] from a legal point of view

[19:34] vision. But today I

[19:37] here, thank you for that

[19:38] They gave me time, and

[19:39] I hope I can.

[19:40] to answer any

[19:41] What are the council's questions?

[19:44] Thank you. It seems everyone is happy.

[19:46] I voted anyway.

[19:47] You were here to

[19:48] add this to the section

[19:50] "Miscellaneous". Yes, ma'am. where

[19:51] we will spend

[19:52] discussion. So in

[19:54] while if the members

[19:55] advice will arise

[19:56] additional questions,

[19:57] we will open

[19:58] discussion.

[19:59] I hope you can stay,

[20:01] to be able to...yes.

[20:02] OK.

[20:03] Yes, that's what I'm glad for.

[20:04] voted

[20:05] at the end of the meeting

[20:06] .

[20:06] Oh, of course.

[20:07] You will see this when

[20:09] we will get to the point

[20:10] "Miscellaneous", under number

[20:11] 12.

[20:11] OK. Thank you.

[20:12] Good. Please.

[20:14] Thank you. Following

[20:21] point in order

[20:22] daytime—

[20:22] message.

[20:25] To the council secretary. Thank you

[20:27] , Mr. Mayor. We have

[20:29] several messages,

[20:31] which I want briefly

[20:32] to read. The first is

[20:36] letter to the esteemed

[20:37] Tani Ki, village mayor

[20:38] Lincoln Heights, from

[20:40] the family of the reverend

[20:41] Robert Flowers. I will only read the first one.

[20:45] paragraph. In it

[20:52] said: "On behalf of

[20:53] the family of the reverend

[20:54] Robert Flowers we express our sincere condolences to you.

[20:56] gratitude for

[20:57] proclamation and

[20:58] beautiful acrylic

[20:59] souvenir given on

[21:00] mayor's breakfast

[21:01] in recognition of his

[21:02] life, faithful

[21:03] service, spiritual

[21:04] leadership and

[21:05] "community commitment."

[21:13] This is just one paragraph from

[21:15] that letter. If

[21:16] Do you want to see him?

[21:17] You can come to my place.

[21:19] office, and I'll show you.

[21:22] The second letter is from

[21:23] Department

[21:24] public safety

[21:25] of Ohio, Bureau

[21:26] Ohio Motor Vehicles

[21:27] . Dear prosecutors,

[21:34] and judicial officials

[21:36] Ohio, this is a letter regarding

[21:37] informational

[21:38] commercial systems

[21:39] driving license

[21:40] certificates. In it

[21:44] described in detail

[21:45] data exchange status

[21:46] about history

[21:47] certificates and

[21:47] criminal record.

[21:50] Provided

[21:51] real-time access

[21:52] time to information

[21:53] about driver violations

[21:54] with commercial

[21:55] rights and

[21:56] alcohol programs.

[21:59] This was addressed

[22:00] to the mayor's court.

[22:06] Next is this

[22:07] invitation for the mayor

[22:08] to join

[22:09] Associations of Mayors

[22:10] Ohio. This is the whole content

[22:15] that letter. And the last thing

[22:17] —this is Ohio Contractor magazine

[22:19] ". It is for July and

[22:22] August. It has

[22:25] several rooms. If

[22:27] interesting, simple

[22:28] take a look at mine

[22:29] office. That's all I'm talking about.

[22:31] wanted to report

[22:32] tonight,

[22:33] Mr. Mayor.

[22:34] Thank you. And remember,

[22:36] that we provide this

[22:37] information to your

[22:38] known. So, if you

[22:39] Did something interest you?

[22:40] want to know

[22:41] more, get this

[22:42] information, you can

[22:44] to do this because

[22:45] sometimes she doesn't

[22:46] reaches the whole

[22:47] council. OK.

[22:48] Next item

[22:49] agenda—

[22:50] Mayor's court report. Therefore,

[22:52] we have May 2026

[22:54] year and June 2026

[22:56] year. And, as you already know,

[23:04] maybe, you know, the court

[23:05] The mayor probably already

[23:06] has been engaged for over a year

[23:08] cleansing from old

[23:09] citations and entries in

[23:10] our system. The purpose

[23:21] restrictions were lifted

[23:22] from licenses in very

[23:23] old things that

[23:24] just accumulated

[23:25] in the system, and so on.

[23:30] So now to court

[23:31] The mayor is not coming.

[23:32] no income. AND,

[23:35] as you can see, zero

[23:36] was listed

[23:37] state, zero

[23:38] arrives at the village.

[23:42] But we don't want to be

[23:44] an obstacle for people,

[23:45] who have passed through this

[23:46] process or term

[23:47] statute of limitations

[23:49] regarding old matters,

[23:50] which are in the system and

[23:51] hinder them

[23:52] get a license.

[23:55] Therefore we have

[23:55] temporary secretary

[23:57] the court, which is now

[23:58] is working to

[23:59] clear up these matters.

[24:01] So, if you

[24:02] open the report with

[24:03] court administration,

[24:04] tracking

[24:05] activity, there you are

[24:06] you will start to see this

[24:07] activity. Therefore,

[24:09] starting in January, in

[24:11] We had 376 cases.

[24:13] Now we have

[24:14] 131 cases remain.

[24:18] And I communicate with

[24:18] temporary

[24:19] the court clerk regarding

[24:20] conducting a certain

[24:22] amnesty, because

[24:23] some people

[24:23] addressed them,

[24:24] but do not receive

[24:25] answers. Perhaps,

[24:28] they moved or

[24:29] others have arisen

[24:30] situations, and we

[24:31] not really

[24:31] we will see them again,

[24:32] until they

[24:33] will try to update

[24:34] license, and then not

[24:35] they will be able to, because on it

[24:37] block is imposed. So

[24:40] instead of

[24:41] continue

[24:42] to work as

[24:43] before, we just

[24:44] let's discuss amnesty

[24:45] —how can we

[24:46] to do it legally

[24:47] according to

[24:47] government regulations and

[24:49] storage rules

[24:50] records. Therefore we want to make sure,

[24:53] that we do not violate

[24:54] no state

[24:55] rules in that we are going to do.

[25:00] So, we will continue

[25:02] to follow this, but I also want

[25:04] to inform the council that

[25:05] the mayor's court will

[25:05] needed for

[25:06] software

[25:07] compliance with codes.

[25:13] As you have seen, our

[25:14] inspector from

[25:15] compliance with codes

[25:16] applies again

[25:17] efforts so that people

[25:18] followed the instructions

[25:19] regarding compliance with regulations.

[25:23] And in some cases in

[25:25] There are people among us who do not

[25:26] fulfill these requirements.

[25:29] So our mayor's court is

[25:30] a place that can become

[25:31] first line

[25:32] deterrence for

[25:33] such persons. So, is this

[25:38] business owner, or

[25:39] a landowner who does not

[25:40] adheres to our

[25:41] rules regarding

[25:42] software

[25:43] compliance with the code.

[25:47] this will be the first

[25:47] the instance where you

[25:48] will have to appear

[25:49] before the magistrate

[25:51] through any

[25:51] the reason. I believe that

[25:53] our inspector from

[25:54] code compliance

[25:55] is doing well,

[25:56] as far as I understand,

[25:57] working with families,

[25:58] especially with ours

[25:59] indigenous families,

[26:00] that is, with those who live

[26:01] here for a long time, in which

[26:02] there may be questions

[26:03] regarding compliance

[26:04] code, and income can

[26:05] to be a problem.

[26:06] Maybe they live

[26:07] on fixed income.

[26:08] We don't want to overdo it.

[26:09] attract to

[26:10] responsibility. We want to concentrate

[26:14] for those who have the means

[26:15] to eliminate

[26:16] violations, but simply

[26:17] doesn't do this or

[26:18] missing. So, the court

[26:21] the mayor will remain

[26:22] open. We will begin

[26:25] to get some of

[26:26] these violations to court

[26:27] mayor. When is this

[26:31] it will happen, we will ensure the provision of

[26:33] report are glad that you

[26:34] knew what questions or

[26:35] areas are being addressed

[26:36] through the mayor's court. And if

[26:40] we will find that this is all

[26:41] still not fixed

[26:42] situation, then we

[26:43] let's move on to

[26:44] next level,

[26:45] what can be

[26:46] municipal court. I know I had a few.

[26:49] conversations with members

[26:51] councils that would like to

[26:52] so that the mayor's court

[26:52] introduced certain

[26:53] sabotage programs

[26:55] and plans, and I already

[26:56] communicated with

[26:57] by the magistrate regarding

[26:58] this. She is very

[26:59] I like this idea.

[27:01] So we will return to

[27:02] committee on

[27:03] law and public

[27:04] security, so that

[27:05] to discuss whether there is anything

[27:06] What can we do?

[27:09] How can we

[27:10] to use the court

[27:11] for support

[27:12] sabotage

[27:13] activities, instead of

[27:14] so that our youth

[27:15] got to

[27:16] correctional institutions

[27:17] for minors

[27:18] etc? How can we

[27:21] to involve the court is not like

[27:23] punitive body, but how

[27:24] a place for serious

[27:25] talks about the following

[27:26] steps if we don't

[27:27] we will find another

[27:28] solution? So we

[27:30] let's continue working

[27:32] over how it is

[27:33] will look like. AND

[27:34] moving forward, we will continue to report

[27:37] , but at this time we do not

[27:38] we get none

[27:39] income. I don't expect

[27:42] large revenues

[27:43] from the things we do

[27:44] we have, but I expect,

[27:46] that we will consider them and

[27:47] We will hold an amnesty. AND

[27:50] we will also provide

[27:51] compliance with our

[27:52] storage programs

[27:53] records so that we

[27:54] kept documents

[27:55] and recommendations that

[27:57] we must preserve.

[27:58] OK. Have a question?

[28:01] No questions, ma'am.

[28:02] mayor. Just thank you.

[28:04] for this. I just wanted

[28:05] to emphasize while we

[28:06] continue

[28:07] discuss the court

[28:08] mayor and the revenues that

[28:09] are coming, I know that

[28:11] we are within the law, but

[28:12] our policeman

[28:13] contract

[28:13] ends

[28:14] at the end of this

[28:15] year. So let's go

[28:16] think about it further

[28:17] and about how we want

[28:18] continue

[28:19] to finance our court

[28:20] mayor. But thank you,

[28:21] Madam Mayor.

[28:22] Thank you. And this too

[28:24] issues for consideration,

[28:25] We have had enough of you.

[28:26] a lot about it

[28:27] talked. uh, question

[28:30] for consideration, on

[28:31] which we would like

[28:32] to focus attention

[28:33] communities, uh, regarding

[28:34] some of those legal

[28:37] questions. OK. Thank you.

[28:39] If there are no more

[28:40] questions, are there any

[28:41] proposal to approve

[28:43] Mayor's court report for

[28:44] May and June 2026

[28:45] year?

[28:46] Second.

[28:46] Thank you. Proposal

[28:47] was properly

[28:48] submitted and supported.

[28:49] Who is "in favor", please?

[28:50] to express oneself with the word "

[28:51] by". By.

[28:52] Are there any objections? Is there

[28:53] those who abstained?

[28:54] The majority is in favor.

[28:55] made a decision.

[28:56] Thank you. Following

[28:57] point of order

[28:58] daily report of our

[28:59] village manager.

[29:00] Mr. Brown.

[29:03] Good. Give me

[29:04] a minute to

[29:05] open it. This is ours

[29:06] first experience.

[29:07] I know we are working.

[29:09] , we are working on it,

[29:10] to become

[29:12] less paper. So

[29:14] we are talking about this too

[29:15] Let's talk. Gladly

[29:16] This is great.

[29:19] OK. Good morning

[29:20] evening, council members,

[29:21] residents and those who

[29:22] joined online. I appreciate this time. This is a report

[29:26] village manager

[29:27] for August and

[29:28] September. We don't have

[29:29] there was a meeting because

[29:30] vacation in August.

[29:31] So I wanted

[29:32] to make sure that

[29:33] I will provide information about

[29:34] what happened during this

[29:35] two-month period. AND

[29:37] this period ended

[29:38] my first year at

[29:39] the position of village head

[29:41] manager. My

[29:42] anniversary on August 25. So

[29:47] I am very grateful for this.

[29:48] position and for the fact that

[29:49] I lead the changes in

[29:50] Lincoln Heights, on

[29:51] administrative

[29:52] equal. This period

[29:55] was also marked

[29:57] our 80th anniversary, and I

[29:58] First, let me tell you about

[29:59] celebration, and then

[30:01] about our activities,

[30:02] services for

[30:03] residents, the condition of our

[30:04] projects and finances,

[30:05] and finally, about

[30:06] priorities on

[30:07] winter period. Therefore,

[30:11] this is a brief overview of

[30:12] August and September.

[30:13] In general, this period

[30:14] define four

[30:16] numbers. Municipal

[30:17] services opened and

[30:18] closed all 21 working

[30:20] outfit in August. We

[30:21] celebrated 80-

[30:22] anniversary of the day

[30:23] establishment. Our

[30:26] activity in

[30:26] social networks

[30:27] has increased. In August we

[30:29] received eight new

[30:30] messages about

[30:31] problems. And behind these

[30:32] our systems in numbers

[30:34] are starting to become

[30:35] more mature. Commission on

[30:36] accounting,

[30:36] border

[30:37] control and

[30:38] planning begins

[30:39] to meet regularly,

[30:40] and we coordinate actions

[30:41] with our recreational

[30:43] commission to do

[30:44] same. We

[30:45] reviewed the work

[30:46] pilot process

[30:47] government project, and our

[30:48] main streets

[30:49] projects continued

[30:50] move. Two questions

[30:52] , which are worth

[30:53] to pay attention

[30:53] on the eve of winter.

[30:55] The composition of salt and

[30:56] a constant problem on

[30:58] Shumar Avenue. I will return to both.

[31:00] questions. OK. Therefore,

[31:06] our 80th anniversary

[31:07] marked by two

[31:08] full days

[31:09] celebration. Parade

[31:13] collected over 400

[31:14] participants and passed

[31:15] right through the center

[31:16] villages. Festival

[31:18] gathered 23 sellers, and

[31:20] the evening is over

[31:21] fireworks. On Saturday,

[31:26] On the 12th, on

[31:27] prayer breakfast

[31:28] the mayor came 74

[31:30] registered

[31:31] participants. I want

[31:33] to thank separately

[31:34] to volunteers from Harbor Youth,

[31:36] who helped

[31:36] to hold events without

[31:38] problems. And since

[31:39] we want to do

[31:40] next year yet

[31:41] best, we placed

[31:42] survey of residents

[31:44] on the village website.

[31:46] The link is here.

[31:47] slide, but if you

[31:49] go to vho.org and

[31:50] choose "80th anniversary"

[31:51] foundation, you will be able to see

[31:53] poll,

[31:54] placed on that

[31:55] page. Goal

[31:58] is to

[31:59] people could say

[32:00] what we succeeded in, and what

[32:02] should be improved. We are already starting

[32:04] planning for 2027.

[32:09] So, public

[32:10] work and seasonal

[32:11] operations. Public

[32:13] took on the work

[32:14] operational

[32:14] load. IN

[32:15] August brigades

[32:16] opened and closed

[32:18] all 21 outfits on

[32:18] performance of work, and in

[32:20] September

[32:20] registered another 22. And

[32:22] they closed 14 of them.

[32:24] They prepared

[32:25] the entire parade route,

[32:26] carried out work with

[32:27] shredding branches and

[32:28] installed new ones

[32:29] "Parking" signs

[32:30] "forbidden" on Shepard

[32:31] -drive. One question,

[32:32] which I want to mark

[32:33] as urgent—this

[32:34] salt composition. Under

[32:36] preparation time for

[32:37] winter brigades discovered

[32:39] significant cracks in

[32:40] lower walls and

[32:40] severe destruction

[32:41] upper structure

[32:43] , and our employees

[32:44] must come

[32:45] within. Therefore, on

[32:48] early September we

[32:50] announced a tender.

[32:57] Object overview

[32:57] held on the 3rd, tender

[32:59] ended on the 11th,

[33:00] we have now received

[33:01] offers and leads

[33:03] negotiations on

[33:04] contract. Together with

[33:10] This concludes our discussion.

[33:11] preparation for

[33:12] winter season and

[33:13] we coordinate actions with

[33:14] fire department,

[33:15] ambulance and

[33:16] the sheriff's office. It

[33:19] problem reports. IN August we received

[33:21] eight reports on

[33:22] problems that are on the rise

[33:23] more than in July, and

[33:24] they are all there

[33:25] at work. Home

[33:27] problem—district

[33:28] 1301 Shumar Avenue, regarding

[33:29] which we got 10

[33:31] complaints since June.

[33:34] As this continues

[33:35] for 3 months now, we consider this as

[33:37] one thing with

[33:38] appointed

[33:38] responsible and

[33:40] documented

[33:41] a solution plan.

[33:48] So, at this point

[33:49] to the driver

[33:50] vehicle

[33:51] two were issued

[33:52] message about

[33:53] violation, and since then

[33:54] he eliminated

[33:55] discrepancy regarding

[33:56] scrap storage in

[33:57] truck,

[33:58] parked in front of

[33:59] someone else's property. So

[34:06] we are actively working

[34:07] over the fact that

[34:08] to process all these

[34:09] message about

[34:10] concerns that

[34:11] are coming. But I

[34:12] wanted to make sure

[34:13] that I will share this

[34:14] news and with everyone

[34:15] you. I also want

[34:17] be transparent about

[34:18] our data. Gov Pilot

[34:19] shows that there are 178

[34:20] open records,

[34:22] starting in 2023.

[34:24] Many of them already

[34:25] resolved or are

[34:26] duplicates that are not

[34:27] were closed. One-time

[34:30] sorting in

[34:31] combined with

[34:31] staff training,

[34:33] which I mentioned,

[34:34] will give this body

[34:35] exact amount

[34:36] really active

[34:37] affairs. Next—ours

[34:40] capital projects

[34:41] and infrastructure.

[34:42] Our street

[34:43] the program significantly

[34:44] has advanced since June.

[34:45] Jackson, Adams, Kerry, McGee now

[34:48] 100% ready. Kiosk

[34:50] 96% ready, and Simmons

[34:52] Avenue jumped from 32% in

[34:55] June up to 82%. Our

[34:57] the Van Beern project is still

[34:58] is located on

[34:59] early stages

[35:00] designing. AND

[35:01] key point regarding

[35:02] financing is

[35:03] deadlines, not shortages.

[35:05] Several projects

[35:06] waiting for the external

[35:07] compensation, namely

[35:09] from Soda, Sorta, ODNR and CBG,

[35:10] before we can

[35:12] to make final decisions

[35:13] payments. These funds are already

[35:15] highlighted. We just

[35:19] we are waiting for transfers,

[35:20] and so, on we go

[35:21] let's move on to

[35:22] financial and

[35:23] grant

[35:23] management. Our

[35:26] award for impact on

[35:28] community, a little less

[35:29] $392,000,

[35:31] completely spent

[35:32] for street projects,

[35:34] what exactly is it that we want to see. We also have about

[35:38] $251,000 for

[35:39] four grants, which

[35:41] were not mastered this

[35:42] year. The priority is

[35:44] grant for landscaping,

[35:45] it is designed for

[35:47] project period 2024–2026

[35:48] years, so we

[35:49] need to confirm

[35:51] allowable expenses up to

[35:52] end of the year, so as not to

[35:53] lose money. We

[35:56] also viewing

[35:57] program

[35:57] reclamation, so that

[35:58] respective owners

[36:00] real estate could

[36:01] access to

[36:02] this help. Further-

[36:05] our digital

[36:06] management and

[36:07] communication. In August

[36:08] number of views

[36:10] content has fallen

[36:11] by approximately 34%, which

[36:12] it was unusual

[36:13] high rate in

[36:14] July, but more

[36:15] significant figures have increased.

[36:17] Interaction increased by 71

[36:18] %, quantity

[36:19] subscribers too

[36:21] increased. Our

[36:22] level of engagement

[36:24] reached about 2.4

[36:25] interactions per 100

[36:26] views, which is higher,

[36:28] than less than one,

[36:29] thanks to the preparation

[36:30] to the 80th anniversary of the founding

[36:32] , and the number

[36:33] views

[36:34] remains at 20%

[36:35] higher than June.

[36:37] So this is a solid base, and

[36:39] not a recession. We also

[36:40] adopted the VH brand book,

[36:42] so that our external

[36:43] appearance and

[36:43] messages were

[36:44] consistent on

[36:45] each channel. Our

[36:48] permanent bodies

[36:49] work on schedule.

[36:51] um, commission on

[36:52] accounting, control-

[36:53] audit board and

[36:54] planning commission

[36:55] now they start

[36:56] to meet regularly,

[36:58] and this allows us

[36:59] to act, in particular, on

[37:00] our comprehensive

[37:01] plan. Of

[37:03] contracts, we conduct

[37:04] negotiations about

[37:05] contract extension

[37:07] from Woodlon about the fire department

[37:08] security and ambulance

[37:09] assistance for 2027–2029

[37:10] years and moving

[37:11] forward from

[37:12] audit coordination

[37:13] efficiency.

[37:15] Active procurement

[37:16] include winter

[37:17] road salt,

[37:18] park equipment

[37:19] and recovery

[37:20] salt hangar. We also plan

[37:24] overhaul

[37:25] the abyss on the Bird-

[37:26] avenue. And, as I already

[37:28] remembered, planning

[37:30] Lincoln Heights Day 2027

[37:32] The year is already underway. We

[37:34] let's start these

[37:35] discussion on

[37:36] meeting of the Commission on

[37:37] leisure issues in

[37:38] October. So, oh,

[37:43] Sorry. Apparently,

[37:45] I should have

[37:45] click "next"

[37:47] slide". OK. Therefore,

[37:48] promising

[37:49] priorities. This is ours

[37:50] priorities on the third

[37:51] and fourth quarters.

[37:53] Most urgent

[37:54] there is a signature

[37:55] contract for

[37:56] construction of salt

[37:57] hangar with plan

[37:58] temporary

[37:59] storage until

[38:00] How will the salt be?

[38:01] delivered, as well as

[38:02] completion of plans

[38:03] winter operation

[38:04] . Next, we decide

[38:08] all questions,

[38:08] related to this

[38:09] problem on Shumard...

[38:16] repair of the gap on

[38:17] Bird Avenue, and we

[38:18] moving forward with...

[38:25] presentation

[38:26] amendments to the grant for

[38:27] landscaping, as well as

[38:28] by concluding a contract

[38:29] for equipment for

[38:30] park. We are working

[38:34] over receiving

[38:35] compensations that

[38:36] are expected. We

[38:38] working on

[38:39] continued...

[38:40] Excuse me, we are driving.

[38:41] negotiations with

[38:42] fire and medical

[38:43] Woodlon service regarding

[38:44] of this contract. And we are also working on

[38:50] so that our committees

[38:51] met regularly

[38:52] throughout the rest of the year.

[38:56] Our goal is to submit to

[38:58] council consideration

[38:58] a comprehensive plan, and

[38:59] also updated

[39:00] employee handbook.

[39:05] To summarize:

[39:05] August and September

[39:07] showed that the village

[39:08] can hold

[39:09] large-scale

[39:09] celebration,

[39:10] continuing to provide

[39:11] basic services and

[39:12] developing

[39:13] infrastructure.

[39:14] On the eve of autumn we

[39:16] focused on three

[39:17] things. Winter

[39:19] readiness,

[39:19] resolution of old

[39:21] problems of residents and

[39:22] using

[39:23] IDOL grant funds.

[39:25] Thank you for your

[39:25] ongoing support, and

[39:27] I will be happy to answer.

[39:28] for any questions

[39:29] .

[39:29] Thank you. Ahem. Let's collect yours

[39:33] question. We will go.

[39:35] in a circle. You can

[39:36] put two

[39:37] one question at a time, and

[39:38] then we will return,

[39:39] if there are more

[39:40] question about the report

[39:41] village headman,

[39:42] considering that this

[39:43] information for two

[39:44] months. I will start

[39:45] to your right.

[39:46] So, the members of the council

[39:47] Carter, do you have any?

[39:48] now any

[39:49] question?

[39:50] I have no questions.

[39:52] .

[39:52] Sorry.

[39:52] I have no questions.

[39:54] .

[39:54] Thank you. Hmm, let's move on.

[39:55] to the other end of the table

[39:57] . Mr. Crawford, do you have

[39:58] any of you now

[39:59] question?

[40:00] Hmm, what's going on with

[40:01] Wi-Fi?

[40:02] Yes. So, regarding Wi-Fi—this is

[40:04] great question. We

[40:07] now we are waiting for

[40:08] receipt of funds.

[40:12] Now they

[40:13] are on

[40:14] consideration before

[40:15] distribution. We have

[40:21] was approximately—not

[40:22] I want to name the exact one.

[40:24] number so as not to be wrong, but we will get over 100,000

[40:27] dollars from the district

[40:28] Hamilton on the second

[40:29] project phase

[40:30] public Wi-Fi.

[40:37] Of course, these funds

[40:38] not enough to run everything as is

[40:40] we want, but we them

[40:41] haven't received it yet, so we

[40:43] still in mode

[40:44] expectations regarding

[40:45] public Wi-Fi.

[40:49] Thank you, council member.

[40:51] Brown.

[40:52] No questions asked.

[40:53] Thank you, council member.

[40:55] Baby.

[40:57] So, will these cover

[40:58] money for Wi-Fi,

[40:59] Sorry.

[41:00] Thank you. will they cover

[41:02] Wi-Fi costs all

[41:03] Lincoln Heights, or

[41:04] only the part that

[41:05] already covered?

[41:07] The part that is already

[41:08] was covered, was

[41:09] completed on the first

[41:10] stage. Second stage

[41:12] will include specifically

[41:15] Lindy Avenue, where

[41:16] our is located

[41:17] public facility—

[41:18] sports complex

[41:19] Lincoln Heights

[41:20] Memorial Field. Goal-

[41:24] to provide

[41:25] public Wi-Fi in these

[41:26] places so that during

[41:27] public events

[41:29] we could have access

[41:30] to the network.

[41:37] And one more comment: on

[41:38] Rosie Byrd, near McGee

[41:40] and Bird, there begins

[41:41] to form

[41:42] chasm. It

[41:45] really big.

[41:48] Got it. Also.

[41:52] Yes, we communicate with

[41:53] by Duke to

[41:54] solve this

[41:55] problem. So I am again

[41:59] I will contact Duke to find out approximate

[42:02] completion dates

[42:03] repair this

[42:04] chasm.

[42:06] Mrs. Merko,

[42:07] Yes,

[42:08] Mr. Manager

[42:09] village, in fact,

[42:10] if you drive by

[42:11] Lincoln Heights, there are several of them. Even that

[42:16] which you patched up

[42:17] rose, starts again

[42:18] to sag. I think

[42:24] regarding maintenance

[42:25] ...I'm not sure who

[42:26] should go around and

[42:27] check the status

[42:29] streets, because there are many of them—

[42:30] one here, on

[42:31] Chamberlain, and right behind

[42:32] our building on

[42:33] Chamberlain, and

[42:38] Mango seems to be there.

[42:39] on the corner, and it too

[42:40] sinks even more.

[42:42] So I think it's good

[42:43] the idea would be

[42:44] to drive around the area

[42:46] and look around all the places,

[42:47] that need attention.

[42:49] Yes, definitely. I want

[42:51] add that our

[42:52] team from

[42:53] public works

[42:54] is leaving now and

[42:55] puts hot and

[42:56] cold patches where

[42:57] this is necessary. Of

[43:04] Chamberlain and

[43:05] Mangum, it seems,

[43:06] there, near the Heights building

[43:08] Movement, there are two

[43:09] steel plates. I think it's there now.

[43:15] there are exactly two

[43:16] steel plates. I already

[43:17] several times

[43:18] raised this issue

[43:19] before Duke, their

[43:20] representative in

[43:21] government affairs. So I will contact them again.

[43:24] to get clear

[43:25] terms about which

[43:26] I can report to the council,

[43:27] when will this be resolved

[43:28] .

[43:28] Yes, there really are two

[43:29] steel plates, but

[43:30] now it is already spreading from-

[43:32] under them.

[43:33] It is evident that they

[43:34] tried this

[43:35] close, but now

[43:36] it comes out from under

[43:37] plates.

[43:39] So it's almost over.

[43:40] in the middle of the street.

[43:42] Of course. And I think,

[43:47] that, considering everything

[43:48] the roads that we

[43:49] repaired and

[43:50] updated, emergence

[43:52] such problems for

[43:53] so short

[43:54] the term is

[43:54] unacceptable. I

[44:05] grateful to our

[44:06] department

[44:07] public works for

[44:08] verification, but,

[44:09] maybe we should

[44:10] to involve engineers

[44:11] for structure assessment

[44:13] renovated

[44:14] roads and quality of work

[44:15] , performed

[44:16] water utility or

[44:17] other services; I am not

[44:18] engineer, but not

[44:19] I think we should

[44:20] to watch this on

[44:21] just

[44:21] asphalted

[44:22] roads. Maybe we

[44:31] worth organizing

[44:32] engineering review

[44:33] villages, especially

[44:34] new roads that we

[44:35] spent a lot

[44:36] funds. We

[44:38] used

[44:40] tax

[44:40] income, grants,

[44:42] etc. This is money.

[44:44] taxpayers,

[44:45] we spent a lot,

[44:46] to ensure

[44:47] quality roads, and they

[44:49] are destroyed for such

[44:50] short time. Of

[44:53] Mangum, I think I am

[44:54] saw what was there

[44:55] some are being conducted

[44:56] work. What is this?

[44:58] works near Wendy's,

[44:59] near Shoe Mart?

[45:02] Work is underway

[45:03] on ours just now

[45:04] asphalted

[45:04] roads, and we must

[45:06] keep a hand on

[45:07] pulse. We must

[45:08] to know what's there

[45:09] is happening.

[45:10] Thank you. Sorry.

[45:12] Councilor Beaver,

[45:14] Councilman Tate,

[45:15] no questions.

[45:16] Thank you, Vice Mayor.

[45:18] Only two fast ones

[45:19] questions not to be missed

[45:20] time. The first is

[45:22] rather not a question, but

[45:23] comment on

[45:24] obvious decrease

[45:25] indicators in August from

[45:26] points of view

[45:27] social networks. Ahem,

[45:29] I said, not even

[45:30] to speak, with

[45:31] Crystal and yours

[45:32] by state. She just

[45:34] gave me

[45:35] question. I think I

[45:36] could have done better

[45:37] deal with it, but,

[45:38] maybe we should

[45:39] a little

[45:39] diversify our

[45:41] content, especially in

[45:42] days of big advertising,

[45:43] like Lincoln Day-

[45:44] Heights or similar

[45:45] measures. Perhaps,

[45:47] add a little more

[45:48] video or something

[45:49] similar to this one

[45:50] about this. And also, I know you said that.

[45:53] regarding 1301 Shumard you

[45:55] contacted

[45:56] car owners, but

[45:57] did we succeed

[45:59] contact Ape Properties

[46:00] LLC? I think it's people,

[46:02] which is also certain

[46:03] to a certain extent belongs. It just looked like

[46:05] commercial

[46:06] rooms. I didn't know.

[46:07] have we contacted

[46:08] those people.

[46:09] Yes. So, the inspector

[46:12] issued a prescription about

[46:13] operator violation

[46:14] vehicle

[46:16] .

[46:17] Good.

[46:19] And that's what we're on

[46:20] stopped.

[46:23] Notification about

[46:25] problems regarding 1301

[46:26] Shumard arrived

[46:27] anonymously. Therefore we do not

[46:32] were able to contact

[46:33] residents or

[46:34] public

[46:34] a partner who

[46:35] raised these issues.

[46:39] But we were able to find

[46:40] owner

[46:40] vehicle

[46:42] . Their numbers are active,

[46:44] it seems theirs

[46:45] activity related

[46:46] with scrap metal delivery. So

[46:48] these instructions about

[46:49] violations were

[46:50] sent out back in April

[46:51] . And we also sent

[46:55] a few more

[46:56] messages somewhere

[46:57] at the end of August. I

[47:01] Shumard was passing by

[47:02] today, to check if that

[47:04] truck on site,

[47:05] she was moved, and on

[47:06] She had nothing.

[47:08] So, we get these

[47:10] complaints and actively

[47:11] we are working on them

[47:12] solution. We also

[47:14] we make sure that

[47:16] our work processes

[47:17] adjusted so that

[47:18] reports reflected

[47:19] work done.

[47:22] Thank you.

[47:23] Um, that's all, Vice.

[47:24] -Mayor, have you had

[47:25] anything else?

[47:26] No, that's all. It was and

[47:27] my question too.

[47:28] Thank you.

[47:29] Oh, I'm sorry.

[47:30] Ahem.

[47:31] I thought you said...

[47:33] Yes. Yes. Yes. Um, because you

[47:34] talked about the first

[47:36] Wi-Fi phase. Not

[47:37] trying this

[47:38] to interfere, but close

[47:40] one year ago

[47:41] The man came and

[47:42] provided a report on Wi-Fi.

[47:44] Um, um, that, that, that...

[47:48] Um, yeah, so it's him.

[47:49] report and my questions

[47:51] did not quite coincide.

[47:53] So my question is:

[47:55] regarding the first phase,

[47:58] do they get it there

[47:59] residents have enough

[48:00] bandwidth,

[48:02] sufficient speed

[48:03] the internet so that they

[48:04] it was possible

[48:04] use? And whether

[48:05] we need

[48:06] to invest in order to make sure that

[48:08] speed of the first

[48:09] stage

[48:09] used

[48:10] it's right for people to

[48:11] first

[48:11] used it, and

[48:12] did not expand

[48:13] network? Is it possible?

[48:14] Has this speed increased?

[48:16] And if you can't

[48:16] answer this

[48:17] question, this too

[48:18] normally; simply

[48:18] when you talk about it

[48:19] they said it was

[48:20] my question.

[48:20] I can't do anything.

[48:21] to say about

[48:22] bandwidth

[48:23] at this moment, but I,

[48:24] Of course I can.

[48:24] get this

[48:25] information and

[48:25] inform her.

[48:26] Uh, about the first one

[48:27] stage, it concerns

[48:29] apartment building

[48:30] the housing we have here,

[48:31] in the village. So on this one

[48:33] time is actually only

[48:35] one main place,

[48:36] but we haven't received it yet

[48:37] grant funds to

[48:38] start the second one

[48:39] stage. Uh, so that's it.

[48:42] near the sports ground

[48:46] Memorial Field complex and,

[48:48] uh, around, uh,

[48:49] Lindy. Therefore we hold meetings with

[48:56] Techoft and, uh, with Gozone to discuss, you know,

[48:59] What does the second one look like?

[49:00] stage from the point of view

[49:01] expenses and, uh, what do we need to be done in terms of income, so that

[49:05] to make sure that we will be able to provide

[49:08] this very area.

[49:12] Thank you.

[49:13] Uh, so

[49:14] the issues I will raise,

[49:16] not necessarily

[49:16] need your

[49:18] answers, unless you have something to say. But

[49:20] I want to make sure

[49:21] that the residents who

[49:22] report about

[49:23] problems—were

[49:24] residents who

[49:25] reported about

[49:26] problems in

[49:26] social networks—

[49:27] we provide them

[49:28] information, how

[49:29] use

[49:30] Gov Pilot system for

[49:31] this. Uh, because

[49:33] The number eight seems

[49:34] I am small,

[49:35] considering how much

[49:36] I am worried.

[49:37] received. Therefore I just want to make sure that we highlight some

[49:42] areas in which we

[49:43] received

[49:44] repeated complaints

[49:45] residents, and this is 18-

[49:46] wheeled wagons or

[49:47] large trucks that

[49:49] They drive along Shumark. Uh,

[49:51] this is parking near

[49:52] Yellow or in that

[49:53] a small area there. I know we are working.

[49:56] over solving this

[49:57] question, but I want

[49:58] make sure that on

[49:59] They are paying attention.

[50:00] Uh, and one more thing, new, that

[50:01] recently appeared,

[50:02] —this is logging

[50:03] vegetation around

[50:04] Stop signs or

[50:06] parking signs,

[50:07] which create blind

[50:08] zones, which is why people don't

[50:09] see ways to

[50:10] return safely

[50:12] around the corner. And we want

[50:13] make sure that ours,

[50:15] uh, service department

[50:16] or department

[50:17] public works

[50:18] draws attention to such

[50:19] things because it

[50:20] security issues. Ahem,

[50:24] another question that

[50:25] arose, consists in

[50:26] because we have

[50:27] The village has people from

[50:28] visual impairments, and

[50:29] even because of this

[50:30] overgrown vegetation

[50:31] or things on the sidewalks

[50:33] or the streets that are there

[50:34] should not be,

[50:35] pose a danger

[50:36] for our residents,

[50:37] who needs

[50:38] a free way to

[50:39] safely

[50:40] move

[50:41] community. So we want to make sure,

[50:44] what are these problems

[50:45] resolved because

[50:46] they constitute

[50:47] threat to public

[50:48] safety and

[50:48] call

[50:49] concern. Thank you.

[50:51] And I will add this to

[50:52] law and order issues

[50:53] and safety, because I

[50:54] several times already

[50:55] raised these issues

[50:56] and received a small

[50:58] resistance on the ground. So,

[50:59] I hope with this

[51:01] they will start acting.

[51:02] Yes. And I call

[51:04] each

[51:04] use the report

[51:06] about problems because

[51:07] this becomes a record that

[51:08] we can

[51:09] track. We can track,

[51:11] when he arrived,

[51:12] when it

[51:13] reviewed that

[51:13] happened when this

[51:14] happened, and did it happen

[51:15] this at all. Hmm, this is

[51:16] it's hard, but we try to accept

[51:18] our...well, you know,

[51:19] How does it happen? We receive calls and

[51:21] we are trying to convey

[51:23] this information. But I want to record in

[51:25] protocol, what is it

[51:26] priority issues,

[51:27] with which our residents

[51:28] constantly turning

[51:30] to us to receive

[51:31] consistent

[51:32] solution. Are there any more?

[51:34] question or

[51:34] comments on the report

[51:36] the village headman? Ahem,

[51:37] Is there an offer?

[51:38] One more thing.

[51:39] Yes. Many people who

[51:41] receive or can

[51:43] get internet,

[51:44] they don't even know how

[51:45] to use it.

[51:49] So maybe we

[51:50] worth sharing

[51:50] information not only

[51:52] through the website, because

[51:53] many people don't

[51:54] they come to him,

[51:55] so that they know how to use, which

[51:57] password and all that

[51:58] another, so that it worked.

[52:01] For example, send

[52:03] informative

[52:03] home delivery bulletin

[52:05] or something like that.

[52:07] OK.

[52:08] Yes. Yes. Yes, we are

[52:10] we will use all

[52:11] possible means to make sure that

[52:13] residents

[52:13] informed,

[52:14] especially regarding

[52:15] how can they

[52:16] to report about

[52:17] problems. So we

[52:21] let's review everything

[52:22] the resources we have,

[52:23] to spread this

[52:24] information not only

[52:25] through social

[52:26] networks and our website, and by more

[52:28] direct

[52:29] communication with our

[52:30] residents.

[52:35] Thank you. More questions

[52:37] There is no discussion.

[52:38] Is there an offer?

[52:39] accept the report

[52:40] village head for

[52:41] August and September 2026

[52:43] year?

[52:44] I support.

[52:44] Thank you. Proposal

[52:46] entered and

[52:47] supported. Everyone who

[52:48] yes, please speak

[52:49] "by".

[52:50] By.

[52:50] Is anyone against it? Is there

[52:52] anyone who abstained?

[52:53] The decision has been made.

[52:54] by majority vote.

[52:55] Next item

[52:56] agenda—

[52:57] new questions. It

[52:59] Resolution 2026-5. Miss

[53:02] Randolph, village

[53:03] Lincoln Heights, County

[53:04] Hamilton, Ohio

[53:05] . Resolution number 2026-0

[53:10] Sorry, dash, I have

[53:11] bad day. I, 2026-5

[53:17] resolution on

[53:18] policy adoption

[53:19] using

[53:19] credit cards for

[53:21] Lincoln village-

[53:22] Heights, County

[53:22] Hamilton, Ohio

[53:24] . Glad you like it.

[53:26] decision?

[53:29] First reading.

[53:31] Or

[53:33] We want to convey this.

[53:34] to the financial

[53:35] committee? No. Ahem.

[53:41] we know that

[53:41] needs to be changed.

[53:43] Therefore,

[53:48] if we spend

[53:49] first reading now,

[53:50] we can spend

[53:52] him now. to us

[53:53] will have to make

[53:54] any adjustments

[53:55] or amendments to that,

[53:57] how do we get back to

[53:58] the next council, or

[53:59] we can pass this on

[54:00] to the committee, and

[54:01] the committee will be able to

[54:02] view and

[54:03] to make any

[54:04] adjustment, and then

[54:05] return it from

[54:06] committee. So, what is

[54:07] your decision? Sorry

[54:13] , my eyes rolled,

[54:14] and I thought...I just

[54:16] convinced that

[54:17] two committees, to which

[54:18] this can get in, —

[54:20] it is either economical

[54:21] development, or, I have

[54:22] mind, finances or

[54:23] right. It seems they

[54:26] both on the same day.

[54:27] Right. And this

[54:29] falls on the third

[54:30] numeric. Hmm, so I guess...

[54:33] that doesn't matter,

[54:35] which one to choose,

[54:36] if we wait until

[54:37] on the third day of

[54:38] committee meetings.

[54:41] Um, like I said,

[54:42] my concern,

[54:43] my question is,

[54:44] what I had before

[54:46] Mr. Brown. When is this

[54:47] should be ready? If

[54:49] this is a committee that we

[54:50] needed because the other two

[54:51] would be or

[54:52] economic development

[54:53] , or, um, um,

[54:57] recreation, and I think

[54:58] potentially it could

[55:00] to go to the economic

[55:01] development, but, but this

[55:02] ...

[55:04] I don't think it has to.

[55:06] go to the committee.

[55:07] Yes.

[55:07] Um, because I think that

[55:09] the question that was

[55:10] broken, is what

[55:11] the village manager can

[55:12] to return and deposit

[55:13] adjustment. But I

[55:14] I'm just saying that if

[55:15] we will hold the first

[55:16] reading when we

[55:17] let's go back to

[55:18] second reading, we can't anymore

[55:20] pass this on to

[55:20] committee. To us

[55:21] will have to vote in that

[55:23] moment. So if we want more time

[55:25] for discussion, for

[55:26] conversations, then we

[55:27] We're passing this on now.

[55:28] But if not, if we

[55:29] is satisfied with what we

[55:30] discussed in

[55:31] committee of the whole

[55:32] to put in, to contribute

[55:33] proposed

[55:34] adjustment, then

[55:35] the board may be ready

[55:36] return to

[55:37] next meeting

[55:38] councils for voting.

[55:42] OK. So technically

[55:43] we held the first

[55:44] reading. Others

[55:46] proposals regarding

[55:47] this is not there. OK.

[55:49] It will be okay.

[55:50] next day

[55:51] council meeting.

[55:55] Next item

[55:56] agenda—

[55:57] different. So, we have

[56:01] agenda

[56:02] consideration and

[56:02] application discussion

[56:03] for a sales license

[56:05] alcohol. Of course.

[56:08] So, at this stage

[56:09] we move on to

[56:10] consideration. Mr. Lino

[56:12] still here for anyone

[56:13] what additional

[56:14] questions. You can

[56:16] to approach the podium,

[56:18] if you wish, and we will hold an open

[56:20] discussion,

[56:21] since this is a request from

[56:22] council.

[56:25] Good.

[56:26] Glad, once again. Congratulations.

[56:31] Good. I

[56:32] is anyone

[56:33] The proposal was

[56:34] entered.

[56:35] Does anyone have any, in

[56:36] I was a few.

[56:37] questions. Someone? Oh, no. I always turn to

[56:40] you, welcome.

[56:41] Keep going,

[56:42] Councilwoman Carter.

[56:43] Good. Hello, thank you,

[56:45] that remained with us.

[56:48] Several arose

[56:49] questions, so I will put them in order.

[56:51] . Regarding what you

[57:00] Do you want to keep quiet?

[57:01] on that corner, or

[57:02] did you consider

[57:03] specific ways, like

[57:04] we—I mean

[57:05] village—we can

[57:06] to cooperate in order to maintain this silence

[57:09] and control

[57:10] pedestrian traffic, because

[57:11] let me

[57:12] to clarify. Yours

[57:20] sales will be on

[57:21] takeaway, right? Yes,

[57:22] Mrs.

[57:23] Good. So, did you think

[57:25] Are you talking about some?

[57:26] specific ways, like

[57:27] we have to make sure

[57:28] because we can

[57:30] to control a pedestrian

[57:31] traffic?

[57:34] Well, I don't want to.

[57:35] translate

[57:35] responsibility for

[57:37] village or someone from

[57:38] members of the council.

[57:41] Responsibility

[57:42] really lies on

[57:43] me. I think that

[57:48] I will do it this way.

[57:49] changes to your system

[57:51] security, for example,

[57:52] instead of cameras that are in

[57:53] I will hire you now.

[57:55] security. Under guard

[58:00] I mean a person,

[58:02] which is open 24/7

[58:03] we will follow this

[58:04] horn. This would be one

[58:06] of the things I will do.

[58:08] One more thing, I'm not going to work late

[58:11] just for the money.

[58:15] I think if someone

[58:16] comes to this corner,

[58:17] then they want

[58:18] to earn, so they

[58:19] something will have to be done

[58:20] to do there. Them

[58:22] will have to invest

[58:23] there is money. So they

[58:24] really

[58:25] will try

[58:26] to earn. Now I am closing the restaurant.

[58:28] early. Some say that I

[58:30] I'm too closed off.

[58:31] early. That's why I have

[58:32] little

[58:33] visitors, but I don't chase money.

[58:36] I really am. I am not. Um, I

[58:39] retired and doing this,

[58:41] because I have nothing more

[58:42] do. Hmm, I don't.

[58:43] must be here,

[58:45] in Lincoln Heights. I want this myself. Therefore,

[58:48] um, about yours

[58:49] question, no, I don't

[58:51] I expect that the village

[58:52] will do something. Besides,

[58:56] maybe ordinary

[58:57] patrols, but I

[58:58] I'm not even going to.

[58:59] work seven days a week, around the clock.

[59:05] And I think another one

[59:06] way to control

[59:08] the situation there—it's not

[59:09] try to work

[59:10] all night. I don't know whether

[59:13] I answered that.

[59:14] Actually, they answered,

[59:15] and I should have

[59:16] give a little context,

[59:17] because you don't know about

[59:18] What do I think? Were

[59:21] concerns about

[59:22] students who go from

[59:23] elementary school to

[59:24] kindergarten, or simply

[59:25] are going home. We have

[59:28] students who walk

[59:30] home on foot, and

[59:33] I guess I'm thinking about

[59:34] worst case scenario,

[59:36] but I remember how in

[59:37] went to kindergarten

[59:38] to the store, near

[59:39] which people gathered.

[59:42] So I was told that this

[59:45] worries several people,

[59:47] and also

[59:48] how would I decide this?

[1:00:00] schools across the street,

[1:00:01] let's say I'm on

[1:00:02] northwestern

[1:00:03] Kuti, the school is nearby, so

[1:00:05] children are crossing and

[1:00:06] passing by, but

[1:00:07] not on my side

[1:00:08] streets. Firstly, there are no sidewalks yet

[1:00:16] You won't reach mine.

[1:00:18] streets, because I am theirs

[1:00:19] laid. So, there are no sidewalks from

[1:00:23] schools to my institution

[1:00:25] . Sidewalks

[1:00:27] located on another

[1:00:28] side. And as for the students,

[1:00:35] even now, when

[1:00:36] they pass by,

[1:00:37] I invite them to

[1:00:38] restaurant, I don't

[1:00:39] I will refuse them,

[1:00:40] even with a license for

[1:00:42] alcohol. And I will say,

[1:00:47] why am I inviting them,

[1:00:48] because I offer them

[1:00:51] to solve

[1:00:52] mathematical problems.

[1:00:53] I think I still am.

[1:00:54] I am doing

[1:00:54] tutoring. IN

[1:00:55] I have a bunch of these

[1:00:56] mathematical problems,

[1:00:57] papers and all sorts

[1:00:58] little things. And when the children

[1:01:00] coming from school, I suggest to them

[1:01:02] solve these problems.

[1:01:04] And if they

[1:01:04] untie them

[1:01:05] right, I give them

[1:01:06] free

[1:01:07] treat. So I'm all

[1:01:09] I'm inviting the children anyway.

[1:01:10] come to me. Ahem,

[1:01:11] they come to

[1:01:12] me with my own

[1:01:13] tasks. I have on

[1:01:15] mind you, I do, I give

[1:01:20] so many children

[1:01:20] free food, and

[1:01:22] parents even now

[1:01:23] know: if

[1:01:24] at the end of the week I

[1:01:25] didn't sell anything, they

[1:01:26] can come and

[1:01:27] to take away food. So yes,

[1:01:31] I am trying

[1:01:31] to develop this

[1:01:32] quarter and

[1:01:33] support him. I won't be here long.

[1:01:38] I am 67 years old. I am not

[1:01:40] I'm going to live forever.

[1:01:41] my daughter. I don't want to

[1:01:43] so that corner comes out of control when

[1:01:45] I won't be able to, because

[1:01:46] someone will come there,

[1:01:47] will build something, will get

[1:01:49] alcohol license,

[1:01:50] and will start chasing after

[1:01:51] money. I am not getting married.

[1:01:52] for money.

[1:01:55] I don't know how to do this.

[1:01:56] answer.

[1:01:57] No, you answered. Very

[1:01:59] Thank you. This...this was...

[1:02:00] Thank you.

[1:02:01] Yes.

[1:02:01] Thank you, Mr. Vice Mayor.

[1:02:03] No. Um, just because

[1:02:04] ...um, you've been around a lot

[1:02:05] What did you say, brother?

[1:02:06] Kevin. I appreciate it.

[1:02:07] Just for clarity,

[1:02:09] for me. Hmm, which ones

[1:02:10] working hours

[1:02:11] kindergarten

[1:02:12] compared to hours,

[1:02:13] when you, perhaps,

[1:02:14] Are you going to sell?

[1:02:15] ?

[1:02:17] Kindergarten

[1:02:18] closes at 7. And I

[1:02:22] usually there, like

[1:02:23] security, almost for

[1:02:25] of his daughter. So I her

[1:02:28] I bring and pick up.

[1:02:30] home. So I'm there.

[1:02:35] actually before closing

[1:02:37] kindergarten, and when the store

[1:02:38] ...if I get

[1:02:39] permission, if any

[1:02:40] They will give me away, I won't.

[1:02:42] there at 11 or 10

[1:02:43] p.m,

[1:02:47] and probably not even

[1:02:48] at 9 pm,

[1:02:49] actually.

[1:02:52] So for me that's it.

[1:02:53] maintaining order.

[1:02:58] And there would be no hours

[1:02:59] like this...I just

[1:03:00] I'm trying...I

[1:03:01] I repeat, saying,

[1:03:02] that I don't chase

[1:03:03] money, but I

[1:03:04] can be repeated, because

[1:03:06] it's just a fact.

[1:03:09] Yes. And also, I think that

[1:03:11] to clarify my

[1:03:12] question too, because

[1:03:14] as you said, if

[1:03:15] Is the kindergarten closing?

[1:03:16] there will be some

[1:03:17] specific time?

[1:03:19] For example, if the garden

[1:03:20] closes at 7, and

[1:03:22] basic movement, how do you

[1:03:23] they said, because of the food or

[1:03:25] alcohol, maybe with

[1:03:26] 7th to 9th. Or

[1:03:28] Did you foresee this?

[1:03:29] That's what mine was about.

[1:03:31] question. What

[1:03:32] more intense traffic

[1:03:33] through food and beer,

[1:03:34] probably will be already

[1:03:35] after the kindergarten closes.

[1:03:37] Do you foresee this?

[1:03:39] Well, to be honest, I

[1:03:40] too old already,

[1:03:41] to be somewhere late

[1:03:43] at night.

[1:03:43] Mr. Lenin, one

[1:03:44] a second.

[1:03:47] Thank you. I didn't hear you.

[1:03:48] I didn't hear everyone.

[1:03:49] questions.

[1:03:50] It's okay. You

[1:03:51] I need to

[1:03:52] Did you repeat the question?

[1:03:53] Can you repeat?

[1:03:54] the last one?

[1:03:54] No, everything is fine. So,

[1:03:56] I just want

[1:03:56] to make sure. Will there be

[1:04:00] beer trade and

[1:04:01] pizza after closing

[1:04:03] garden? Like something completely

[1:04:08] separate. That is, kindergarten

[1:04:09] closed, and we sell beer and pizza

[1:04:11] . Hmm, especially if

[1:04:12] things will go well

[1:04:13] livelier. You are it

[1:04:14] do you expect?

[1:04:15] It happens.

[1:04:16] Of course. Yes,

[1:04:17] It happens.

[1:04:18] Is the nursery working?

[1:04:19] Kindergarten on weekends?

[1:04:20] Sorry. I know.

[1:04:21] OK. It was

[1:04:23] No. And I don't work at either.

[1:04:25] weekend.

[1:04:26] I know. So I know. I

[1:04:28] sometimes I want to buy

[1:04:29] pizza.

[1:04:29] Yes. I'm not really, I mean

[1:04:33] I have worked for 30 years.

[1:04:35] , you all work. I am on

[1:04:36] your work, and I

[1:04:37] retired. Ahem,

[1:04:39] I needed to go somewhere. Ahem,

[1:04:41] the wife did not allow

[1:04:42] I have to be there all the time.

[1:04:43] home. I myself don't

[1:04:44] wanted.

[1:04:45] So I needed to do something.

[1:04:47] Yes.

[1:04:48] So I opened a pizzeria

[1:04:49] . Hmm, and the main thing is that

[1:04:52] roses—it really is

[1:04:53] kindergarten.

[1:04:55] Yes.

[1:04:56] Hmm, I'm just lost.

[1:04:58] there is so much money, and

[1:04:59] I don't want to go. I am not

[1:05:01] I want to stop. Me

[1:05:03] nothing more to do.

[1:05:05] So, with business

[1:05:06] prospects, as for

[1:05:07] me, that's good, that's

[1:05:08] the best idea for

[1:05:10] me—to have at least some

[1:05:11] relation to

[1:05:12] beer and wine sales.

[1:05:16] Then someone will come.

[1:05:17] another one, and I will worry about that.

[1:05:19] Someone will be there all the time.

[1:05:20] night.

[1:05:22] Yes.

[1:05:23] Thank you, brother.

[1:05:25] Thank you. Moving on to

[1:05:26] this side, sir

[1:05:27] Crawford. More

[1:05:29] no discussions,

[1:05:30] Sir. While the police

[1:05:32] does his job,

[1:05:33] I don't see what's wrong.

[1:05:34] problem.

[1:05:35] And I hope they

[1:05:36] We won't need them.

[1:05:37] Councilwoman Brown,

[1:05:40] I have already expressed my

[1:05:41] opinion.

[1:05:42] Thank you, council member.

[1:05:44] Faber.

[1:05:45] Of course. Council member

[1:05:47] Tate.

[1:05:47] Got it. Hmm, and interesting

[1:05:51] that after the last

[1:05:52] I received the meeting.

[1:05:53] many calls,

[1:05:54] tons of calls. um, and

[1:05:58] many people, you know,

[1:05:59] said: we will listen

[1:06:01] your information. I know that Mr. Lino

[1:06:03] wanted to meet with

[1:06:05] me, and I apologize,

[1:06:06] I was out of town,

[1:06:07] here and there, and so on

[1:06:08] . So I'm glad you

[1:06:10] here today. Hmm, but

[1:06:11] some concerns

[1:06:12] expressed by people who

[1:06:13] really use

[1:06:15] childcare services

[1:06:16] garden.

[1:06:17] OK.

[1:06:17] Um, and that's why I'm not, she is

[1:06:21] was local

[1:06:22] resident. And first

[1:06:24] I thought: I don't know,

[1:06:25] Who is this person? they

[1:06:28] just turned to

[1:06:29] me and said:

[1:06:30] you know, my child

[1:06:31] goes to this kindergarten, and

[1:06:33] I am worried about

[1:06:34] that in the same institution

[1:06:35] will sell

[1:06:36] alcohol, beer, etc., and

[1:06:37] I know we are a little

[1:06:39] discussed this,

[1:06:40] trying

[1:06:40] understand the structure

[1:06:42] and so on. Um, I don't.

[1:06:44] I live on that corner.

[1:06:46] However, growing up here

[1:06:48] , we know from history

[1:06:49] a lot about what's there

[1:06:50] what happened and what

[1:06:51] It happened on that corner.

[1:06:53] I'm not saying that's how it is.

[1:06:54] and it will be. You are great.

[1:06:56] cope with

[1:06:57] maintaining cleanliness

[1:06:58] , you hold your

[1:06:59] The establishment is clean. My

[1:07:01] Mom loves yours.

[1:07:02] pizza. She often goes there.

[1:07:04] walks, well, at least

[1:07:05] when could I do this

[1:07:06] independently. So

[1:07:08] That's not the point, but

[1:07:09] real problem

[1:07:11] for me—I only say

[1:07:12] for myself and only sharing

[1:07:13] this information.

[1:07:17] The real problem

[1:07:18] was in the image

[1:07:19] license combination

[1:07:20] for alcohol with

[1:07:21] kindergarten. And I know, we talked about

[1:07:25] other institutions, such as

[1:07:26] Chuck-E-Cheese, Dave and Busters, and

[1:07:27] we just

[1:07:28] we try to be

[1:07:29] fair,

[1:07:30] open and

[1:07:31] honest. But when to

[1:07:33] I am being addressed.

[1:07:34] residents who live

[1:07:36] on this street, on

[1:07:37] Jackson, and they say that

[1:07:38] they don't want this,

[1:07:39] I think it's right here.

[1:07:40] It is worth having a dialogue. AND

[1:07:43] what they can do with

[1:07:44] to feel comfortable

[1:07:46] because they live there

[1:07:47] daily. So I hear you say, me too

[1:07:50] I like that you

[1:07:51] ready, you know,

[1:07:52] to make certain...should I

[1:07:53] Should I make changes here?

[1:07:55] Do I have anything here?

[1:07:56] correct? What do I need?

[1:07:57] to be done to

[1:07:58] save and

[1:07:59] support this

[1:08:00] safe environment?

[1:08:01] Because it seems that children

[1:08:02] naturally

[1:08:03] will reach for

[1:08:04] your institution through

[1:08:05] what you already eat

[1:08:06] you offer. So how

[1:08:08] we continue

[1:08:09] protect them in this

[1:08:10] spacious? I'm not saying

[1:08:11] what exactly will they be

[1:08:12] buy. I'm not saying

[1:08:14] what will you be

[1:08:14] sell

[1:08:15] minors. I

[1:08:16] I'm not saying anything like that.

[1:08:17] . But the people who

[1:08:18] will attract this

[1:08:19] place, —they are not the same

[1:08:21] people who can be

[1:08:22] there now. So I

[1:08:23] just sharing what

[1:08:24] why was it

[1:08:25] concern. Yes,

[1:08:26] Mrs.

[1:08:27] Um, and I hear you say about time and

[1:08:29] things like that. I think if we could

[1:08:32] to develop something where

[1:08:33] indicated when you will sell, although I can't force you.

[1:08:36] are a business owner. I don't want to impose.

[1:08:40] you these conditions. However, I think it is necessary.

[1:08:43] talk to people,

[1:08:44] who live there, because

[1:08:46] we are theirs

[1:08:46] we represent, people,

[1:08:48] who live there. So,

[1:08:49] maybe we can

[1:08:50] to chat. I am not

[1:08:52] I know when exactly...

[1:08:54] This has not happened yet.

[1:08:55] planned, and often

[1:08:56] A lot of time passes,

[1:08:58] before they

[1:08:58] will be appointed, and then

[1:09:00] will hold a hearing.

[1:09:01] Of course. So I would

[1:09:02] she said, let's go

[1:09:03] let's talk to people,

[1:09:04] who live there, because

[1:09:05] They are the ones for me.

[1:09:06] called. These are the ones

[1:09:08] Who contacted me?

[1:09:09] . I heard people say

[1:09:12] "yes", and heard how

[1:09:13] They said "no", and that's it,

[1:09:15] What am I relying on, and more?

[1:09:16] there were people from school,

[1:09:17] who are very concerned,

[1:09:19] because they also have

[1:09:20] your story. So

[1:09:23] let's talk,

[1:09:24] you know, let's go

[1:09:25] Let's meet those

[1:09:26] Who lives there? I

[1:09:27] asked them if they were ready

[1:09:28] they will come and

[1:09:29] speak. They said so. So it's not

[1:09:32] some secret or something

[1:09:33] like this. They like it

[1:09:34] this institution. Them

[1:09:35] I like the children's one.

[1:09:36] garden. They like it

[1:09:37] that there is a kindergarten.

[1:09:39] They just

[1:09:39] concerned about what

[1:09:41] this could happen, so

[1:09:42] let's do this

[1:09:43] conversation.

[1:09:44] Oh, I'm in favor, because I have one too.

[1:09:45] fear. It

[1:09:49] the reason why I submitted

[1:09:50] application for a license for

[1:09:51] alcohol, because I feel

[1:09:53] that someone else can

[1:09:54] take advantage of these

[1:09:55] things. This is not what I am.

[1:09:59] the only one who won't be,

[1:10:01] Is it like I'm the only one who

[1:10:02] will save that corner. I am not

[1:10:04] I'm saying this, right?

[1:10:06] But I say that I know that

[1:10:08] I will do it, and I don't know what.

[1:10:09] someone else will do it.

[1:10:12] True.

[1:10:12] And I have

[1:10:13] to other people

[1:10:14] will have to go through the same

[1:10:15] process.

[1:10:16] I don't have any.

[1:10:17] control over what

[1:10:18] someone else will do it

[1:10:19] that angle.

[1:10:20] Got it. I just

[1:10:21] I think that if we are going to accept

[1:10:24] any other solutions, we

[1:10:25] need more

[1:10:26] talk. Well, I invite the council or

[1:10:30] I appeal to the council with

[1:10:31] request

[1:10:32] view the latest

[1:10:33] voting, and

[1:10:34] let's spend these

[1:10:35] discussions with everyone who

[1:10:36] wants to discuss this with

[1:10:38] by us. Madam Mayor,

[1:10:45] Yes.

[1:10:47] At the last meeting I

[1:10:48] asked about it, and

[1:10:49] actually, maybe

[1:10:50] this is not for you

[1:10:51] looked like something

[1:10:52] positive, because I know,

[1:10:53] but the denial gave

[1:10:55] It's time for us to talk to

[1:10:56] you and invite you

[1:10:57] to us. So I am happy and

[1:11:00] I really appreciate that you

[1:11:01] found time to come and

[1:11:03] talk to us.

[1:11:06] But I think if we

[1:11:08] not

[1:11:10] I believe that

[1:11:11] Well, I don't know. I am not

[1:11:13] I want to say this. I

[1:11:14] I'll leave that to Mr. Yoder.

[1:11:16] . But I think that this

[1:11:18] our only one

[1:11:19] possibility. True. Or

[1:11:21] can we

[1:11:21] I just

[1:11:22] What is the process?

[1:11:24] at the moment?

[1:11:25] I think this is

[1:11:27] Mr. Lino asked if

[1:11:28] we can, he wants,

[1:11:30] so that we can withdraw

[1:11:31] our objection to

[1:11:32] we could do more

[1:11:33] speak. Is this

[1:11:36] perhaps?

[1:11:38] The council speaks through

[1:11:39] majority of votes. You can do one of

[1:11:42] three things. You can contribute

[1:11:45] proposal about

[1:11:46] revision. Petition

[1:11:49] about viewing can

[1:11:51] submit only those who

[1:11:52] voted earlier,

[1:11:53] let's say, for

[1:11:54] denial, and now

[1:11:55] says: "Oh, I changed

[1:11:56] "your opinion." Therefore,

[1:11:58] if there is a request for

[1:11:59] viewing, that's all

[1:12:00] it does what we are talking about

[1:12:01] They actually talked.

[1:12:02] If it passes,

[1:12:03] then you say: "

[1:12:04] Okay, now let's go.

[1:12:05] "Let's review this." What

[1:12:06] do we want to do?

[1:12:07] It seems that such

[1:12:08] there have already been discussions,

[1:12:09] maybe not enough.

[1:12:10] The second thing you can

[1:12:12] to do, is

[1:12:12] a simpler way.

[1:12:13] If the council simply wants

[1:12:15] by majority vote

[1:12:16] to make a proposal,

[1:12:17] support her and

[1:12:18] to make a decision about

[1:12:19] abolition

[1:12:20] denial. This is what

[1:12:21] would officially cancel

[1:12:22] its. So, this is the second one.

[1:12:24] version. The third was

[1:12:25] would do nothing,

[1:12:26] realizing that in the future we,

[1:12:28] maybe we want to

[1:12:29] change everything depending

[1:12:30] from conversations that

[1:12:31] will take place between this

[1:12:32] moment and

[1:12:33] hearings. I took

[1:12:35] participation in many

[1:12:36] hearings regarding

[1:12:37] objections to

[1:12:37] alcohol licenses,

[1:12:39] which may last

[1:12:40] long, and there you can

[1:12:41] get a lot

[1:12:42] information to

[1:12:43] not tonight

[1:12:44] there was such a thing

[1:12:45] tension. This can

[1:12:46] to become one's own kind

[1:12:47] working together with

[1:12:48] sometimes. So the council acts.

[1:12:49] because of the majority

[1:12:50] its members. Therefore,

[1:12:52] can someone contribute

[1:12:54] petition for

[1:12:54] viewing, it's simple

[1:12:56] in order to review it, but

[1:12:58] only can do this

[1:12:59] the one who was before

[1:13:00] voted "yes"

[1:13:01] denial, and now

[1:13:02] changed his mind. THERE ARE

[1:13:03] petition for

[1:13:04] abolition. It

[1:13:05] would mean in fact

[1:13:07] to say "no", we withdraw our

[1:13:09] denial. Third

[1:13:10] an option would be for now

[1:13:12] that nothing should be done.

[1:13:13] Maybe spend

[1:13:14] more common

[1:13:15] conversations with the community,

[1:13:16] applicant, members

[1:13:17] councils, etc. And in some

[1:13:20] a moment in the future,

[1:13:21] if the council decides,

[1:13:22] who wants to withdraw

[1:13:23] your objection, you can still do it

[1:13:26] make.

[1:13:28] Madam Mayor,

[1:13:28] Yes. Uh, about

[1:13:29] viewing,

[1:13:30] considering the fact that

[1:13:32] How are you, Ohio?

[1:13:33] I'm glad this information

[1:13:35] needed two more

[1:13:36] weeks ago. How is this?

[1:13:37] will it work? Just from

[1:13:38] curiosity, if we

[1:13:39] Let's review this.

[1:13:40] Yes, we can.

[1:13:41] to withdraw our

[1:13:42] objection in any

[1:13:43] What time is it?

[1:13:44] So, if we recall

[1:13:45] objection, this

[1:13:46] automatic

[1:13:47] license approval,

[1:13:48] or how does it work?

[1:13:49] Not quite so. Uh,

[1:13:51] you know, ours

[1:13:52] objection also not

[1:13:53] is automatic

[1:13:54] refusal of their

[1:13:55] application for a license for

[1:13:56] alcohol. Commission on

[1:13:57] consideration of applications for

[1:13:58] alcohol anyway

[1:13:59] must check,

[1:14:00] Does everything match?

[1:14:01] established requirements

[1:14:02] . So it's not like that

[1:14:03] if we don't

[1:14:04] we deny, she

[1:14:05] automatically

[1:14:05] provided. They are all

[1:14:06] must be the same

[1:14:07] to answer all

[1:14:08] council standards with

[1:14:08] circulation control

[1:14:09] alcohol. But, yes,

[1:14:10] absence

[1:14:11] objections,

[1:14:12] certainly, significantly

[1:14:13] increases the chances and

[1:14:14] the possibility that

[1:14:15] commission for control of

[1:14:16] selling alcohol

[1:14:18] will approve this. So mine

[1:14:24] question: it seems,

[1:14:25] Mrs. Sarah said that

[1:14:27] there are certain conditions

[1:14:28] regarding places of issue

[1:14:29] alcohol licenses,

[1:14:30] and as I understand it, this

[1:14:32] concerns territories

[1:14:33] where you can nominate

[1:14:34] denial. Are we

[1:14:37] conducted some

[1:14:38] research to find out how much

[1:14:40] far? Well, we knew,

[1:14:42] although I don't think it has to

[1:14:43] of special importance,

[1:14:44] because it is next to

[1:14:45] a children's institution.

[1:14:47] Another object was

[1:14:48] school. To me

[1:14:49] applied

[1:14:50] school representatives,

[1:14:51] worried

[1:14:52] So, there are two different

[1:14:53] standards that

[1:14:54] provided

[1:14:55] Let's review

[1:14:56] Ohio code, and I

[1:14:57] thought it might

[1:14:58] to arise. Types

[1:14:59] standards that are here

[1:15:00] involved. The first of them

[1:15:02] —this is the impact on

[1:15:03] neighborhood, that is, whether

[1:15:04] located object

[1:15:05] so that it

[1:15:06] activity significantly

[1:15:07] will violate

[1:15:08] public morality,

[1:15:09] peace or order. It

[1:15:11] generally means,

[1:15:12] for example, if you have

[1:15:13] there is already a district with

[1:15:14] high level

[1:15:15] crime, and someone

[1:15:16] wants to open there

[1:15:17] sales establishment

[1:15:18] alcohol, it can

[1:15:19] not be the best

[1:15:20] idea. Or if you have

[1:15:21] there is a vulnerable object, you can do it yourself

[1:15:24] conclusions, for example,

[1:15:25] kindergarten, which

[1:15:26] borders an institution where

[1:15:28] They sell alcohol. It

[1:15:29] exactly this type of condition.

[1:15:31] Another aspect, about

[1:15:32] which you are talking about, is

[1:15:34] impact on nearby

[1:15:35] institutions to which,

[1:15:36] among other things,

[1:15:37] belong to the school. Not

[1:15:39] It is quite clear whether

[1:15:41] this concerns

[1:15:42] kindergartens, on

[1:15:43] unlike

[1:15:43] regular schools, and this

[1:15:45] standard usually

[1:15:46] is 500 feet. I think that the school itself,

[1:15:50] in accordance with

[1:15:50] measurements of my

[1:15:51] colleagues, Ms. Sparks,

[1:15:53] located a little

[1:15:54] further than 500 feet,

[1:15:55] but very close.

[1:15:58] Madam Mayor.

[1:15:59] Yes.

[1:16:00] Mr. Yoder. So, if

[1:16:03] we will vote for

[1:16:04] review, do we have

[1:16:05] time limit to decide, to withdraw

[1:16:08] objection or not? Or

[1:16:11] should we do this

[1:16:12] today, or if we

[1:16:13] let's vote for

[1:16:14] viewing today, or

[1:16:16] will we have time for

[1:16:17] conversations, as said

[1:16:18] Mr. Lino, what is he

[1:16:19] ready for

[1:16:19] communication with

[1:16:20] residents?

[1:16:21] Yes, regarding the petition

[1:16:23] about viewing, I wouldn't

[1:16:24] advised me to do this. AND

[1:16:25] That's why. In accordance with

[1:16:27] parliamentary

[1:16:28] procedural

[1:16:29] rules, someone has

[1:16:30] to make a proposal

[1:16:31] about watching something

[1:16:32] without prior

[1:16:33] discussion, and if

[1:16:34] she will be supported,

[1:16:36] then you will be

[1:16:37] to have all these conversations,

[1:16:38] How are you doing now? But

[1:16:39] if someone submits

[1:16:40] petition for

[1:16:41] viewing, they say, I

[1:16:42] objected to

[1:16:43] past meetings, and

[1:16:44] now changed his

[1:16:45] opinion from some

[1:16:46] reasons. I would like to make a proposal

[1:16:48] about viewing. And if with

[1:16:49] points of view

[1:16:50] parliamentary

[1:16:50] procedure, which

[1:16:51] actually applies

[1:16:53] only efficiency,

[1:16:54] there is no support, then

[1:16:55] there is no point in this

[1:16:56] speak. But,

[1:16:57] frankly speaking, we are already discussing which

[1:17:00] the way will be the best.

[1:17:02] Do we want to lead?

[1:17:03] joint dialogue with

[1:17:05] neighbors, council, etc.?

[1:17:09] So, while this is an option,

[1:17:10] I understand what you mean.

[1:17:12] come on, I would just

[1:17:13] said: you can

[1:17:14] to make a proposal

[1:17:15] to cancel the decision,

[1:17:16] if the council wants

[1:17:17] do it straight

[1:17:18] now, what will take off?

[1:17:19] denial. There will be no

[1:17:23] the need for conversations,

[1:17:24] or maybe today

[1:17:25] do nothing. It

[1:17:28] does not mean that on

[1:17:29] next or through

[1:17:30] we don't have one meeting

[1:17:31] we will be able to submit

[1:17:32] offer or

[1:17:33] to make a decision about

[1:17:34] abolition. So if

[1:17:38] do you want to pass this

[1:17:39] process, I wouldn't

[1:17:40] to do it in a negative way. It

[1:17:42] doesn't mean it has to

[1:17:43] be a final "no".

[1:17:45] But if you want

[1:17:46] such

[1:17:46] cooperation, I think it's the best.

[1:17:49] the way would be

[1:17:50] today just not

[1:17:51] take no action

[1:17:52] regarding this. This is not

[1:17:54] means that we will save

[1:17:56] denial forever

[1:17:57] and we will not listen

[1:17:58] or continue

[1:17:59] dialogue. This is just

[1:18:03] means that today

[1:18:04] nobody wants

[1:18:05] to make a decision

[1:18:06] about the cancellation, while

[1:18:07] will not happen

[1:18:08] more discussions.

[1:18:10] Can I?

[1:18:11] comment on this? What

[1:18:12] Do you mean? Yes

[1:18:14] ,

[1:18:15] With all due respect, sir

[1:18:16] Lawyer, regarding the 14th

[1:18:20] numbers, a lawyer who

[1:18:24] sits on your

[1:18:25] place, put forward this

[1:18:26] proposal, uh,

[1:18:35] the next day after

[1:18:37] deadline, no

[1:18:37] warning me and not

[1:18:39] taking this into account.

[1:18:47] So, the introduction

[1:18:48] suggestions about

[1:18:49] viewing as you just did

[1:18:50] said, didn't mean

[1:18:51] b, that it has already been decided

[1:18:53] or necessarily

[1:18:54] will happen. Application

[1:19:00] suggestions about

[1:19:01] viewing anyway

[1:19:02] will allow us

[1:19:02] to have a conversation. It

[1:19:05] will still allow

[1:19:06] to anyone from the community

[1:19:07] to join in

[1:19:08] conversations. This is still not

[1:19:10] means that I

[1:19:11] automatically receive

[1:19:12] license. Needed

[1:19:15] to go a long way

[1:19:16] procedures to make it

[1:19:17] happened. Therefore, I ask

[1:19:21] council to consider

[1:19:21] possibility of making

[1:19:23] suggestions about

[1:19:24] revision.

[1:19:26] Oh, Madam Mayor. Yes.

[1:19:27] Oh, just sir.

[1:19:29] No. And probably he

[1:19:30] will give the same

[1:19:31] respond. I was going to ask: you

[1:19:33] mostly agree with

[1:19:34] his assessment of

[1:19:35] whether we should

[1:19:36] review the decision?

[1:19:37] Do you disagree with

[1:19:38] something from what was said

[1:19:39] him in this aspect?

[1:19:40] Um, I actually

[1:19:41] I try not to say,

[1:19:43] that I support you, but

[1:19:44] I understand what you mean.

[1:19:45] you speak. Um, but I think you are wrong about this.

[1:19:49] question, and here's why it

[1:19:50] useful for you: if

[1:19:51] they will approve

[1:19:52] petition for

[1:19:53] viewing, we just

[1:19:54] we will stand here and

[1:19:54] we will think: "

[1:19:55] Okay, let's go.

[1:19:56] "Let's discuss." "Type, ah

[1:19:58] what will they do

[1:19:59] further?" This is nothing.

[1:20:00] differs from

[1:20:01] so that nothing

[1:20:02] to do it anyway

[1:20:03] to be able to

[1:20:04] speak. So I

[1:20:05] it doesn't matter whether we approve

[1:20:06] we today

[1:20:07] petition for

[1:20:08] viewing, but this

[1:20:08] just leave us

[1:20:09] to look at one with the thought: "

[1:20:11] Okay, what now?

[1:20:12] If the goal is more

[1:20:13] speak,

[1:20:14] to understand and

[1:20:15] to see if there is

[1:20:15] viable solution,

[1:20:17] then just don't use it

[1:20:18] no measures—this

[1:20:19] the most effective way

[1:20:20] from the point of view

[1:20:21] parliamentary

[1:20:22] procedures.

[1:20:22] Mette, Madam Mayor,

[1:20:24] Yes,

[1:20:24] Sorry. I apologize.

[1:20:26] . This begins...We

[1:20:27] It's been a long time since this happened.

[1:20:28] council meeting, but

[1:20:29] These are the right things. If

[1:20:30] we still are

[1:20:31] let's review the decision,

[1:20:32] if we say "

[1:20:33] "view" to

[1:20:34] postpone it until

[1:20:34] next meeting

[1:20:35] good, that's at least

[1:20:36] will establish a certain

[1:20:37] deadline.

[1:20:38] Of course, if you want.

[1:20:39] If the council

[1:20:40] agrees that he wants

[1:20:41] continue

[1:20:42] discussion, you

[1:20:43] can you install

[1:20:44] parameters. If you

[1:20:46] want to say: "I

[1:20:47] I propose a proposal for

[1:20:48] "view", but I want

[1:20:49] postpone

[1:20:50] discussion

[1:20:51] viewing on

[1:20:52] two weeks, a month, or

[1:20:53] as much as you want. You can do it.

[1:20:56] But the point is that

[1:20:57] if you approve

[1:20:57] petition for

[1:20:58] viewing, in a certain

[1:20:59] the moment you again

[1:21:00] you will look at each other

[1:21:01] one with the thought: "

[1:21:01] Okay, we

[1:21:02] Let's review, okay?

[1:21:03] What exactly are we?

[1:21:03] reviewing? What are we want to do here,

[1:21:06] colleagues?

[1:21:07] Madam Mayor,

[1:21:08] Yes. Can we

[1:21:09] to spend, um,

[1:21:10] public

[1:21:11] meeting with the community?

[1:21:13] Yes. So, can we

[1:21:15] put it off until

[1:21:16] next meeting

[1:21:17] advice on the plan

[1:21:18] to hold a meeting with

[1:21:19] community until then

[1:21:20] ?

[1:21:25] So, um, the first one

[1:21:26] I will be there the week of October.

[1:21:28] at the conference. I definitely want to be

[1:21:31] present if we do it

[1:21:32] we will do it. And ours

[1:21:33] next meeting

[1:21:34] councils—on the 13th. Ahem,

[1:21:36] Columbus Day is a day

[1:21:37] when we can

[1:21:38] to hold a meeting with

[1:21:39] community. We are not

[1:21:40] obliged...Well,

[1:21:41] administration, you

[1:21:42] Are you working on this day?

[1:21:44] Er, Columbus Day, or

[1:21:45] Indigenous Peoples' Day

[1:21:46] of nations, is

[1:21:47] public holiday.

[1:21:48] But if we spend

[1:21:49] public meetings, you

[1:21:51] not necessarily there

[1:21:52] be.

[1:21:52] Not necessarily.

[1:21:53] Then Mr. Yoder, to him

[1:21:54] not necessarily be

[1:21:55] there for

[1:21:56] legally speaking. No.

[1:21:58] Got it. So, if

[1:22:02] we considered

[1:22:03] petition for

[1:22:04] viewing and

[1:22:04] postponement for a certain period

[1:22:06] date, that would be good.

[1:22:09] But I would like to

[1:22:10] do it maybe 12

[1:22:12] on the -th day,

[1:22:14] actually on

[1:22:14] next meeting

[1:22:16] council.

[1:22:16] The day before, well, the day before

[1:22:17] that. Good.

[1:22:18] So, if we are going to use

[1:22:20] any measures, we can do this on

[1:22:22] council meeting of the 13th

[1:22:23] numbers. In another

[1:22:24] next case

[1:22:25] once we can

[1:22:26] to use any

[1:22:27] measures, because

[1:22:28] the way I see it

[1:22:28] petition for

[1:22:29] viewing, a little

[1:22:30] differs in that

[1:22:32] we did business after

[1:22:33] how the petition

[1:22:36] has already been entered,

[1:22:37] back view

[1:22:38] usually has

[1:22:39] to happen in that

[1:22:40] the very time. Apparently, this

[1:22:41] more attempt

[1:22:41] press them to

[1:22:42] walls, saying: "Okay

[1:22:43] , let's actually

[1:22:44] "We'll do it." "If you

[1:22:45] do you want to do this

[1:22:46] otherwise than by

[1:22:47] Roberts rules, and

[1:22:47] to say: "Hey,

[1:22:48] petition for

[1:22:49] viewing, but with

[1:22:49] a certain period of time,

[1:22:50] They say we don't do it.

[1:22:51] this is tonight,

[1:22:52] but we will do it this time

[1:22:53] date "." You can do it.

[1:22:54] make.

[1:22:55] And then that will give us

[1:22:56] enough time. It

[1:22:57] will also give you

[1:22:57] enough time,

[1:22:58] to the business owner to talk to your friends

[1:23:00] neighbors who live

[1:23:01] on this street. We

[1:23:02] can we do this

[1:23:03] organize. You

[1:23:04] can you do this

[1:23:04] organize. This is not

[1:23:06] It matters. I just want to

[1:23:08] make sure that people

[1:23:09] who live there,

[1:23:10] know that we are talking about, or those who

[1:23:12] I'm calling. I am not

[1:23:13] I know who else gets it.

[1:23:15] calls, um, what are we act in their

[1:23:17] interests and we can

[1:23:18] to chat. Me

[1:23:19] I like what you do.

[1:23:21] they said today. For

[1:23:24] I think it must be something.

[1:23:25] more informal,

[1:23:26] because it's a conversation. It

[1:23:28] not that I'm going to

[1:23:30] make. This is how I

[1:23:31] I'm going to do these.

[1:23:32] things. And so these things

[1:23:34] would do this, um,

[1:23:35] best for me. I think it would be nice if you

[1:23:39] wanted to view,

[1:23:40] um, what could we do

[1:23:41] review, but I would

[1:23:42] wanted to spend these

[1:23:44] public meeting on the 12th

[1:23:45] , and then browse to

[1:23:46] On the 13th.

[1:23:49] I can contribute

[1:23:50] proposal or someone

[1:23:51] another can contribute

[1:23:52] offer if you

[1:23:53] there is no other you

[1:23:53] suggestions.

[1:23:54] You can contribute

[1:23:55] offer, and if you

[1:23:56] Do you want to bring it in? I,

[1:23:57] Obviously, I don't think so.

[1:23:59] it will be unfair

[1:24:00] to say that I am her

[1:24:01] I will support. Yes.

[1:24:02] Second.

[1:24:03] And for clarity,

[1:24:05] I don't want to delve into

[1:24:06] parliamentary

[1:24:07] procedures, but

[1:24:08] proposal regarding

[1:24:09] review of the decision

[1:24:10] can only be entered by

[1:24:11] who before

[1:24:12] denied. And I don't

[1:24:13] was on both. Yes, it is.

[1:24:14] both of us.

[1:24:15] OK.

[1:24:16] We both are.

[1:24:17] OK. We expressed

[1:24:18] denial. Me

[1:24:19] It seems there was only

[1:24:20] one who...

[1:24:20] It was, it was, it was

[1:24:22] three. Sorry.

[1:24:23] There were three of them.

[1:24:24] It was three against.

[1:24:25] Yes, it was three-

[1:24:26] four. Three or four

[1:24:27] .

[1:24:27] So, this must be

[1:24:28] one of the four.

[1:24:28] Yes. Got it. Well,

[1:24:30] two out of four to

[1:24:31] make a proposal and

[1:24:31] support her.

[1:24:32] Sorry.

[1:24:34] Yes,

[1:24:34] you will abstain.

[1:24:38] Left side.

[1:24:40] Are we agreed?

[1:24:42] We are reviewing

[1:24:43] decision or nothing

[1:24:44] do until that day?

[1:24:45] We are reviewing

[1:24:46] decision.

[1:24:47] We are reviewing. Therefore,

[1:24:48] we

[1:24:49] I can, we can

[1:24:50] to do nothing and

[1:24:50] to say that we will spend

[1:24:52] public meeting on the 12th

[1:24:53] numbers. We can

[1:24:54] to appoint them, and

[1:24:55] then return 13-

[1:24:56] oh, and if we want

[1:24:57] to withdraw our

[1:24:58] objection, we can do it 13-

[1:25:00] th. We don't have to.

[1:25:02] do something today.

[1:25:05] It doesn't matter, but if

[1:25:06] you want to keep

[1:25:07] situation under

[1:25:08] control over whether

[1:25:09] what was...

[1:25:10] that's why I love

[1:25:11] add to

[1:25:12] protocol. Yes, here it is.

[1:25:13] why me

[1:25:13] I like it.

[1:25:14] like watching

[1:25:15] together with

[1:25:16] public meetings

[1:25:17] .

[1:25:18] simply, simply

[1:25:20] this puts us all

[1:25:21] within a certain time frame

[1:25:23] and forces action.

[1:25:24] Do you agree with this? Um, I know that we, of course,

[1:25:26] let's vote, but I just want to make sure whether

[1:25:28] Do these suit you?

[1:25:29] terms.

[1:25:29] Yes, sir.

[1:25:30] I, I will do as you do,

[1:25:32] guys, um...

[1:25:33] you will bring I have

[1:25:36] question.

[1:25:39] Mr. Lino, this is yours.

[1:25:40] Is your daughter here? She, uh,

[1:25:42] she runs the nursery

[1:25:44] garden?

[1:25:44] Yes, ma'am.

[1:25:45] Okay, I understand.

[1:25:47] Thank you.

[1:25:48] And, and again, um,

[1:25:49] Kindergarten is mine.

[1:25:51] priority.

[1:25:53] Um, I, I say this, and I say this with all my heart.

[1:25:55] sincerity, and um, if this

[1:25:57] alcohol license

[1:25:58] will be a problem, I don't

[1:26:00] I will do this.

[1:26:03] It's very simple. Or

[1:26:05] if you, if you,

[1:26:06] Guys, tell me, um,

[1:26:07] if you all say: "

[1:26:08] Well, you're opening up.

[1:26:09] too late." And I don't plan to anyway.

[1:26:11] to do this because I, I can't for long.

[1:26:13] stay late. So, I won't anyway

[1:26:16] to do this. But

[1:26:18] if you all said

[1:26:20] to do this, then I would,

[1:26:21] you know, we would do that

[1:26:22] done. So what would you

[1:26:25] everyone didn't say

[1:26:26] today, it's not

[1:26:27] change. We just

[1:26:28] We have to do this.

[1:26:29] Got it. Madam Mayor, again

[1:26:31] one question to

[1:26:32] Mr., Mr.

[1:26:33] Yoder. So, if

[1:26:36] suddenly the state

[1:26:37] will set a date or,

[1:26:38] uh, listening, or

[1:26:39] can we

[1:26:39] continue, even

[1:26:41] if they already...if

[1:26:42] they...

[1:26:45] Yes. Even if they

[1:26:47] will set a date, this

[1:26:48] almost like a court. You can spend with

[1:26:50] how many of them

[1:26:50] any meetings,

[1:26:51] if you want

[1:26:52] to continue, so that

[1:26:53] the parties could

[1:26:53] to sort things out. They do it all the time.

[1:26:56] Good. Thank you.

[1:26:57] But, oh,

[1:26:58] so I think it will be

[1:26:59] fair to make

[1:27:00] proposal.

[1:27:00] Can I have something?

[1:27:01] say? review

[1:27:03] discussion. We are many

[1:27:04] discussed this.

[1:27:05] Of course. One request

[1:27:06] .

[1:27:07] I am going to make a contribution.

[1:27:08] proposal

[1:27:08] to review, uh,

[1:27:09] vote on

[1:27:13] objection to

[1:27:14] sales licenses

[1:27:15] alcohol and

[1:27:16] postpone

[1:27:17] discussion up to 13

[1:27:18] October on our

[1:27:19] next meeting

[1:27:20] council.

[1:27:22] I support.

[1:27:23] The proposal was

[1:27:24] properly

[1:27:25] entered and

[1:27:26] supported. Personal name

[1:27:27] voting. Member

[1:27:29] Council Phyllis Baber,

[1:27:31] Yes.

[1:27:33] Councilor Sta Brown,

[1:27:35] Yes.

[1:27:37] Council member Trina

[1:27:38] Casing,

[1:27:38] Yes.

[1:27:40] Councilman Bobby

[1:27:41] Crawford,

[1:27:43] Yes.

[1:27:46] Council Member Nori Tate,

[1:27:48] Yes.

[1:27:49] Vice Mayor Derans

[1:27:50] Daniels,

[1:27:51] Yes.

[1:27:52] Mayor Tanya Key,

[1:27:53] Yes.

[1:27:54] We have seven votes "in favor"

[1:27:55] ". Proposal

[1:27:56] accepted.

[1:27:57] Thank you. I contribute

[1:27:59] offer to hold

[1:28:00] public meeting 12

[1:28:02] October 2026, at 5:30 p.m.,

[1:28:08] to spend

[1:28:09] open discussion

[1:28:11] regarding the application for

[1:28:12] obtaining a license

[1:28:13] for alcohol from Mr.

[1:28:14] Langino.

[1:28:17] I support.

[1:28:18] Perfectly.

[1:28:22] Can I ask you something?

[1:28:24] Any questions? Yes. Or

[1:28:26] does this mean, uh, that

[1:28:28] I will have to go to Columbus,

[1:28:30] if the process, uh,

[1:28:31] will it move on? Or

[1:28:34] this excludes travel

[1:28:35] to Columbus, is that it?

[1:28:36] still means that in

[1:28:37] progress

[1:28:38] process me

[1:28:39] will have to go to

[1:28:40] Columbus on

[1:28:41] hearing?

[1:28:43] If, uh, objection

[1:28:44] the village remains,

[1:28:46] if they don't

[1:28:47] they will recall him, then

[1:28:48] hearing in Columbus

[1:28:49] necessarily

[1:28:50] will happen. If

[1:28:53] village after all

[1:28:54] will withdraw his

[1:28:55] objection, then I don't

[1:28:56] Can I advise you?

[1:28:58] wants alcohol

[1:28:59] the commission doesn't care about you

[1:29:00] listen I, I

[1:29:01] not a lawyer at all

[1:29:03] cases about

[1:29:03] alcohol licenses.

[1:29:05] Uh, all I can do

[1:29:06] to say, this is what we are

[1:29:07] obstacle, uh, what

[1:29:08] must be eliminated so as not to

[1:29:10] there was a need

[1:29:11] go to Columbus.

[1:29:12] So if we

[1:29:13] recalled it, you

[1:29:14] wouldn't have to go

[1:29:15] to Columbus via

[1:29:16] village. Let's say this.

[1:29:17] Good. Thank you.

[1:29:19] Of course.

[1:29:19] Thank you. Still have questions?

[1:29:21] Roll call vote

[1:29:23] please, regarding

[1:29:24] public meetings.

[1:29:27] Council Member Phyllis

[1:29:28] Beiber,

[1:29:29] Yes.

[1:29:30] Councilor Sta Brown,

[1:29:32] Yes.

[1:29:33] Council member Trina

[1:29:34] Casing,

[1:29:35] Yes.

[1:29:36] Councilman Bobby

[1:29:37] Crawford,

[1:29:38] Yes.

[1:29:39] Council Member Nori Tate,

[1:29:40] Yes.

[1:29:41] Vice Mayor Duron

[1:29:42] Stanils,

[1:29:43] Yes.

[1:29:44] Mayor Tanya Key,

[1:29:45] Yes.

[1:29:46] We have seven votes "in favor"

[1:29:47] ". Proposal

[1:29:48] accepted. Thank you. AND

[1:29:50] if we could

[1:29:50] to make sure that we

[1:29:52] communicate with

[1:29:52] residents who

[1:29:53] live in this

[1:29:55] area, similar to

[1:29:56] how we do it

[1:29:57] in exceptional cases for

[1:29:58] disagreements, etc.,

[1:29:59] to make sure that

[1:30:01] they have

[1:30:01] opportunity to come and

[1:30:03] to speak out, and we will inform you. Therefore,

[1:30:05] it will be Monday, the 12th

[1:30:07] October, at 5:30. We can do this

[1:30:10] here. Um, can I?

[1:30:13] to find out how you

[1:30:14] convey information

[1:30:16] to the residents?

[1:30:18] What do you mean,

[1:30:19] Do you want us to...

[1:30:20] Well, how do you do it? I mean, how are you?

[1:30:23] going to report

[1:30:24] information to

[1:30:25] residents? I, I have

[1:30:27] to walk and

[1:30:27] speak. How are you?

[1:30:29] going to do this?

[1:30:30] make?

[1:30:31] We will do this through

[1:30:32] our usual channels,

[1:30:34] how we do it, and about

[1:30:35] what I just asked for, and

[1:30:36] just when we have

[1:30:37] application for

[1:30:38] divergence. There is

[1:30:39] the process that we use, we walk from door to door

[1:30:43] doors.

[1:30:43] Good.

[1:30:44] And we leave

[1:30:45] information within

[1:30:46] a certain proximity.

[1:30:47] Yes. To this

[1:30:48] territory.

[1:30:49] Can I find out?

[1:30:50] this radius so I can

[1:30:51] ...

[1:30:51] Yes. This, this is ours.

[1:30:52] is written in law.

[1:30:53] So, you can

[1:30:54] actually see

[1:30:55] law, we can

[1:30:56] give it to you. So

[1:30:57] if you just

[1:30:57] contact the gentleman, oh

[1:30:58] , Mrs. Randolph,

[1:30:59] Sorry. Or from

[1:31:00] Mr. Brown

[1:31:01] tomorrow. Yes. They

[1:31:02] will provide you with this

[1:31:02] information. They

[1:31:03] will tell you that

[1:31:04] Our law says

[1:31:04] about this.

[1:31:05] Good. Regarding the radius.

[1:31:06] Yes.

[1:31:07] OK. Thank you.

[1:31:08] OK. Please.

[1:31:09] Thank you.

[1:31:10] And thank you, I'm glad.

[1:31:11] Thank you,

[1:31:12] Gladly, for the wonderful

[1:31:13] discussion and conversation.

[1:31:16] Thank you for your

[1:31:17] politeness, conduct

[1:31:18] discussions are very

[1:31:19] appropriate.

[1:31:22] Thank you. Following

[1:31:24] point of order

[1:31:24] daily for various—

[1:31:26] this is a discussion of salt.

[1:31:27] I think we're a little

[1:31:28] discussed this. Is there,

[1:31:30] Mr. Tate, you have

[1:31:31] additional questions,

[1:31:32] which ones would you like...

[1:31:34] No, for all my

[1:31:35] questions answered.

[1:31:36] Thank you. More questions

[1:31:38] no. We endure

[1:31:39] proposal about

[1:31:40] closing of the meeting.

[1:31:41] I support.

[1:31:42] Second.

[1:31:43] The offer was

[1:31:43] properly

[1:31:44] entered and

[1:31:45] supported by the councilor

[1:31:46] Brown and Councilwoman

[1:31:47] Casing.

[1:31:47] I ask everyone who is "in favor"

[1:31:49] to express oneself with the word "

[1:31:50] Yes".

[1:31:51] Thank you all.

[1:31:54] It's still early.

Lincoln Heights Council Meeting 9/28/26

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