[0:10] That's all we're going to do.

[1:19] Bracelet's oriented mission answering very question for buses in the project

[1:23] for one of the state more long.

[1:29] We're gonna take you to our detained for New York Parks Regulation in the

[1:32] Historic Preservation at the Public Council in the New York

[1:36] will be considered by the New York State Board of Historic Preservation.

[1:41] We're gonna just spend some more of the detained response to the file by the file in the park.

[1:46] The DFS Children's Services conducted by the DFS South Hand Initiative June 29th

[1:52] to a lot of fairly good.

[1:53] We have this for dealing with phase 2 and phase 3 and getting all of this for dealing.

[1:57] We have this family balance response and we can take it to the final minute.

[2:02] We have that pepper assistance app and medicary and it's painted July 12th and August 9th.

[2:08] We have this at the House of California for taking care of all of this for the teams to take it to July 6th.

[2:13] We have this commitment tonight and it's going to take it to July 2nd.

[2:16] Brothers office community, excellent.

[2:18] You know, property data feeds on the court,

[2:21] foreigners office can be Dejan shift quests to him,

[2:23] to an encore surface there.

[2:26] So I have something I have to do.

[2:30] According to earlierway says,

[2:31] But, to establishinals.

[2:34] But to Maxramllino users must oversee their accountant.

[2:42] Yes.

[2:42] Come on.

[2:46] Very quickly.

[2:46] I

[2:53] don't know what's going on.

[2:56] College, briefly, I think that was there.

[3:00] I don't know what's going on.

[3:01] Of course, it's a day show.

[3:02] I'll show you.

[3:03] All my three kids went through it.

[3:07] And it's always been interesting.

[3:08] It's a situation out there in many ways.

[3:10] It's take by us to that point.

[3:12] Then people are just telling them.

[3:13] Especially when you're really hooked on a lot of them.

[3:16] I don't understand.

[3:16] And, um, are the funds that allow me to learn hook for 10 years enough?

[3:24] It's a party from one to the five years you spend it, and then five years that, after that,

[3:29] it's ever going to have to look back to something called the hook.

[3:32] So, we're on the hook.

[3:33] So, I look around the room, and 10 years from now, I need to be on the setting here.

[3:39] One of the likes, the lives associated with those chairs.

[3:42] So, make sure you do things right.

[3:44] So there's no capture, but I think that's the good thing about it.

[3:49] Um, I know this word can give you some fun, and I know she's before.

[3:53] You can't find it.

[3:55] You're going to work, sir.

[3:56] And then come up with a little bit of spell that I'm going to let it go.

[4:00] So I'm not going to, you know, you're going to find out.

[4:03] Is that where you're taking the money from?

[4:06] Well, that's stuff we know about.

[4:07] Well, that's stuff we're supposed to be having 10 million out.

[4:09] And the first people in the middle of the field,

[4:11] and we do see the field, but that's how we're going to keep them.

[4:15] And what's the text?

[4:17] So we can go that up.

[4:20] So, no, we're looking for nothing.

[4:21] We're taking a mic and some places, but actually,

[4:23] funny, funny because sales action ahead

[4:25] or detached, and we take it out of the,

[4:28] some work that you're supposed to go for.

[4:31] So, interesting, just to look at that.

[4:34] Carcass one, and then we put you very important.

[4:38] There are almost obligated to bring a workforce up in 2019 numbers and make sure everybody

[4:46] is still back up.

[4:48] That's what the funds are for.

[4:50] Okay?

[4:51] This brings you to your service.

[4:52] Your service funds may be used to support the payroll and covered benefits for the

[4:57] portions of the employees' time.

[5:00] that is dedicated to not, to responding to the COVID-19 public health emergency.

[5:06] For administrative convenience, there is a safety and make the City of Public Health

[5:10] and safety and quality to the entire lives of us, the mitigating response to the COVID-19

[5:16] public health emergency and their full phone call.

[5:21] You probably have heard that much last year to help out the Department of Health

[5:27] or any of these agencies that are responsible.

[5:30] And that's why the way to go back and place that,

[5:32] then if that's one point of view,

[5:34] one downside of our new way to that one,

[5:36] that's why they go farther like the moon.

[5:39] We've been going at this way to fast no presentation,

[5:43] no saying yes, the right understanding,

[5:46] the kind of register and all what it says

[5:48] and all the following time, the time is after that.

[5:51] Look at that.

[5:53] Do you need to do that?

[5:55] Do you need to do that?

[5:56] And one of the things I'm really going to talk about in there is mental health.

[6:00] It's supposed to understand this effect.

[6:04] The effect of the pandemic has had on the mental well-being of many people.

[6:08] The frustration, the anxiety, the depression, the conflict.

[6:12] So you really have to learn what we're explaining it.

[6:15] Because I have that you want to spend it on.

[6:17] You already have something on finding it.

[6:19] You want to talk to the budget.

[6:21] And the college already decided that I'm doing what they have to do without the ARPA funds

[6:25] around.

[6:26] So I think you really have to look at that also in your field all since you can get it

[6:30] to do a training and thing as bad as it is because you're going to do what they're going to

[6:36] do.

[6:37] So it's not an issue.

[6:38] In the morning, you should be able to download it and hold that and make sure you've got

[6:42] the lines that are in your team's clothes.

[6:44] Thanks a lot by the way.

[6:45] The stuff I coil, the kick-knock sensor, that's the one in the center.

[6:51] You have to take time to take no less than a second.

[6:54] You have to take time to find the budget and get cell phone.

[6:58] You have a no time to take the third.

[7:00] And the sum of the things I know, the right out there.

[7:02] You just have to take care of your money, more and more to yourself.

[7:07] Thank you, sir.

[7:09] Thank

[7:17] you.

[7:17] It's an incident where we see the care center when to construct negotiation in seven days, and we're asked with one sprayer and so we're going to construct.

[7:27] The LVC owns the ground and building the daisy scene, but the least I've found, for instance, the Department of Health is not going to be here for you and for instance, so that's the problem with some old years.

[7:38] The CEO of the incident here has stated that he expects the process of getting the

[7:43] permission, also on a list of specific elements to take three years, but then he expects

[7:48] to be able to move to A to C and he's going to wait for it.

[7:53] The county is officially releasing the A to C from the out of the C.

[7:57] Meanwhile, to each time Jackson, he comes for a consulting concert, which will be covered

[8:03] over our to the manager's concert as described by the self-confidence we share with

[8:10] Elvis, who will sell him, publicly acknowledged himself as an interest in starting a

[8:15] sale of a year ago, has been entrusted with the concert with those years in process.

[8:20] So, what I hear, the concert is in a way to do to the numerous errors in the recent

[8:26] was using, which was another corrected by the selection flow crew. The LGC has the authority to

[8:32] vote, and both of us, the concept of saying their legal counsel think best. Without the

[8:38] legislature, it turns into an old clinician. I don't think that this legislature intended for

[8:45] infinite care to be given to the mission to use the existing three years from now, but who knows

[8:51] what's in that concept.

[8:53] Your concern was for the immediate management

[8:56] of the A-C-C during what was then,

[8:58] understood to be flying in for a managerial crisis

[9:01] due to the pandemic.

[9:03] Halfway, the time we spend, as it's a more, less stable.

[9:07] There's no reason now for there to be an L-C-C-C,

[9:10] It's located in touch with the Sly, Sly, Sly, Sly, and Sly, and Sly, all of the A-C-3,

[9:16] the chairs so passionate in champion against the public switches.

[9:21] We all understand now that nursing homes are failing all over the country, not just here.

[9:28] We don't need that extra bureaucratic layer for an independent concept.

[9:32] And a move of authority over what happens to the ACC from the legislator, for the LGBT, is unnecessary and to constantly change this.

[9:42] To the residents, employees, and families, this interests.

[9:46] I'm saying once again, that you need to clean up this mess.

[9:51] For all you know, in three years, infant care may no longer exist.

[9:56] But we know that we'll still need to have a country to listen home.

[9:59] Generators are so in the country residents have been asking in it, and we hope that it will be there for their own families and themselves when we leave it

[10:14] Good morning, I agree with Musco Altus comments and his kind of comment

[10:22] He's talking about the food season

[10:24] Why does this body dislike that this bill is so much? I mean guys without a comment

[10:30] Why is there to dislike about a nursing home for elderly people?

[10:35] Because the jail gets everything that the jail wants.

[10:39] We have tried to prioritize housing signals over caring for our elders.

[10:45] So what is it about the ACC?

[10:47] Is it that old people are easy to ignore and forget about?

[10:51] Is it because the staff has done something wrong?

[10:55] By the way, you're completely understaffed.

[10:57] Why are we not using agency for the CNAs?

[10:59] They are manned.

[11:02] So man, we landed.

[11:04] They said we were legal to work.

[11:05] They don't know when they're going to get to go from home.

[11:09] They're being mandated day after day.

[11:12] They're exhausted.

[11:13] Even with toppings when you have somebody who's doing onions,

[11:16] care for elderly people who's exhausted,

[11:20] back to this.

[11:22] You must get started.

[11:24] And it's not their fault.

[11:26] It's their fault.

[11:27] This was going to be an easy deal.

[11:29] What do we do to find somebody?

[11:31] That's wrong with the concept of screwing up.

[11:36] If those were as a cat, we're going to have a contract.

[11:39] No first cat, we're going to have a contract.

[11:42] Two is first.

[11:43] We're going to have a contract.

[11:46] The live first.

[11:47] All of this comes.

[11:49] Where the hell is this concept?

[11:51] And what's wrong with the concept?

[11:53] What's the concept?

[11:54] Because we're going to tell you right now,

[11:56] the class puts a big, so be somebody in that very sense of getting hurt.

[12:02] And suddenly in everyone,

[12:06] all the way to this senior place in this class left, perhaps

[12:10] will be applied.

[12:10] And then it will be expired for $1,

[12:14] everyone will be doing the same.

[12:17] This is hazard type, this is supposed to be money, so people can put themselves out.

[12:25] And everyone has to hold hands of the sick and dying, and everyone has to

[12:29] I lost dead bodies and put them in body beds and people that they loved and cared for.

[12:33] It was like family and carried them down to the mortis and stuff.

[12:37] I don't think so.

[12:39] Did everyone get sick?

[12:40] Because they were caring for elderly people who were sick?

[12:44] I don't think so.

[12:46] You have diminished their self-derfights to this human.

[12:52] It's known as a slap of a beast.

[12:54] It's disgusting.

[12:55] Now, look at that bark of food.

[12:59] That's the key for rotating anyway, you know why?

[13:01] Because it's your 5DM cap.

[13:03] You didn't put it in the budget last year.

[13:05] That's on you.

[13:07] You're going to bond it.

[13:08] That's on you.

[13:09] Now you got some free money.

[13:11] So instead of preparing this community for clothing,

[13:14] Delta, you need just coming for us.

[13:18] What are you going to use at the place over?

[13:23] You're going to use at the time.

[13:25] You're going to use at the time.

[13:26] You don't do a 5DM thing for them.

[13:28] You don't provide them with water.

[13:30] You don't provide them with water.

[13:31] It is less about to the pioneers of other people

[13:33] and just community capabilities for a clinic

[13:36] that is now advised by the funding

[13:37] and they are volunteering their time for.

[13:40] You know why?

[13:40] Because I know people who volunteer there.

[13:42] I know people who volunteer are clinics

[13:44] and are as candidates and they're different to not be that.

[13:47] What the hell is wrong with you?

[13:49] Why do you not like this community so much

[13:50] so you are punished?

[13:53] COVID is very good.

[13:54] We have over 175 active cases today.

[13:58] What have you done to prepare this community

[14:00] for this crisis. That's what will be nothing. And today we live in politics. You play

[14:05] winners and losers, they have nothing and not favorite. No one has to think for that

[14:09] care of this authority. You should do this in your need of a real service. No one has to

[14:13] be a legal legal legal legal legal legal lawman. It's changed. It's a former government

[14:17] of a fellow and we're designed for the power of everyone.

[14:23] People die. Look, I was

[14:25] sorry. What are you going to do for other stuff? Do you sound like a community and now she's

[14:48] every time that's made by all the fire.

[14:55] So for a moment it's a fiscal responsibility.

[15:01] On the other, the report we've heard that this county does tell you, speaking, is not yet an escape of position.

[15:10] Say, may by the chair, that we're not stable, over-we're moving towards the door.

[15:16] We've got to detect some electrical service.

[15:21] We're in regards to using contingency funds for all purposes.

[15:28] So now, anything that's exceeding a couple of readings,

[15:33] I need to read the contents of some pond mentioned,

[15:36] that we're going to pull anywhere from $5,000 to $100,000

[15:42] from the contents of the pond.

[15:45] This is the thing that we need to pay for our children.

[15:51] Is that fiscal response to those?

[15:55] Once again, it goes for winners and winners.

[15:58] for the figure today that may cost as much as 70,000 dollars to figure out, based on the number of

[16:06] hours where these could receive what's on this, if we were to use article 1, which was pre-medicate.

[16:15] This was indicated to our administrative costs can be paid from those very same funds.

[16:21] It's a cop act.

[16:23] We also heard that premium pay would be addressed during contact with those two nations,

[16:30] and that those folks who are deserving other local funds could be used to pay those premium pay

[16:38] and the passive pay of figures.

[16:41] Based on what happened here today, I can see the hand writing on the wall, because the

[16:47] all of these warnings about the contingency funds, while you're at the bargaining table,

[16:52] the comment will be, oh we've already taken you care of that. We've pulled one

[16:57] into take care of those frontline workers. It is not a sincere vote that those representatives

[17:04] of elected bargaining units will hold fast and say, you have the opportunity to use other

[17:11] on these, you are not broke.

[17:14] You put a tail cream and bag of alpha fones.

[17:19] Again, it is the world of the community.

[17:22] It is the will of the president.

[17:24] It is the will of Congress that you use these funds

[17:28] for health care programs, including mental health

[17:32] and substance abuse treatment for those who are afflicted

[17:37] as a result of COVID-19.

[17:41] Once again, I cannot say it's strong enough.

[17:45] If you're not ashamed for yourselves and bad for yourselves,

[17:51] we are embarrassed for them.

[17:56] Well, let's do the English coming.

[18:02] Come on, come on.

[18:04] Let me just take a moment.

[18:06] Come on, come on.

[18:06] I don't know if it's going on there with you.

[18:10] We could help them and care at this point.

[18:13] but watching John, I'd like to know if there is a problem with staffing that we should get

[18:19] proper staffing, I think you're a resident of the clinic, just, you know, the patients and

[18:23] residents of our community. And whatever it takes to give them a good quality life, we should

[18:28] be doing, and we'll go all the time. So, I don't know where just by the moment, it's just saying

[18:33] not to do enough, but so many needs to be able to walk up there, walk through the coaches there,

[18:37] to find out exactly what's going on.

[18:39] That's what we need to have good data.

[18:41] That's what's going to be.

[19:07] So, I don't know what's the problem with this, but I think that's the problem.

[19:14] So, I think that's the problem with this.

[19:14] And that's the problem with this.

[19:14] That's the problem.

[19:17] I don't know.

[19:17] So, there's a more detailed problem.

[19:19] But, I think that should be a problem.

[19:22] I'll definitely have to write it using the picture of...

[19:26] I'll listen to some things you can tell if they're up there.

[19:28] You can write it down, maybe.

[19:31] I don't know, I'm not gonna say anything.

[19:33] I just think that you don't have to have a...

[19:34] I'd bring it here on this.

[19:35] Yeah, I've been hearing it and it felt like there's something going on with that.

[19:40] It's a bunch of things.

[19:42] It's a bunch of things.

[19:43] There's our staffing agencies.

[19:45] So maybe we need to, if we can't hire the appropriate staff, maybe we need to go and

[19:49] be staffing agencies or for help.

[19:51] I don't know.

[19:52] But we need to staff accordingly.

[19:54] I don't know.

[19:57] But we need to staff accordingly.

[20:06] I don't know.

[20:07] I don't know.

[20:10] Well, whatever it is, we just didn't take care of it.

[20:14] So I have to look at what Scott just said, but I always feel I can tell you because I spend so much time sitting in there.

[20:24] But out of all of this, there's something that follows me right now that's happening there.

[20:29] The people that are working and they're working continuously, we're 12 hours a day, four or five, six days, sometimes they'll never follow a single day off.

[20:38] And still making it easier for them instead of appreciating the work they're doing.

[20:44] Instead of planning back to so much for us being here, somebody in that building is making

[20:51] it possible for them.

[20:54] And then that's the complain I'm getting continuously, like I put 12 hours and it's still

[21:00] saying thank you so much, they let me out for whatever I did wrong.

[21:07] I just can't see this, you know, for taking care of patients, putting a lot of

[21:10] hours and a lot of hours, a lot of hours and taking care of patients, 20% of patients

[21:15] for two people.

[21:17] I don't have a choice, I don't know how to solve it, and whoever that falls, you take it.

[21:38] You can do one through twenty eight the block.

[21:41] Well, why not?

[21:48] You can do five through ten so we can do one through four and make that motion.

[21:52] I'll circle.

[21:57] No.

[21:58] You can do five through ten as a block or each one is in the middle.

[22:41] So we can do 11-2-1.

[22:45] 11-2-1.

[22:48] Well, I don't know.

[22:49] I don't know.

[22:53] It's 100% so far.

[22:55] Oh, no.

[22:57] No, no.

[22:57] That's all.

[24:10] We have one of the great work in North Wales, won't describe the LMAA to be able to spend the

[24:18] field in that area, and he's going to be able to tell everything that's in the water

[24:22] for the year for the

[24:42] next year, and he's going to be able to be able to work

[24:51] in the next

[24:52] one year,

[24:55] and he will be able to ask me to pay for the little trouble after three years of

[25:02] New Wales,

[25:04] filming dollars a year,

[25:08] and then

[25:14] we're going to be going to superstate

[25:16] increase the chance of the fall value of the contracting million dollars. But from there I want

[25:24] to give

[25:29] you a loss of between 30 to 35 million

[25:36] and don't want

[25:54] the being able to see

[25:55] a different economy once we

[26:05] get for it. And these don't even have to start ourselves.

[26:09] You could do one of these in action as far as potentially bringing in

[26:16] a full study

[26:21] here currently.

[26:27] So we

[26:41] can see in Dallas and all,

[27:03] we're going to go for the show.

[27:09] What's the show?

[27:12] What?

[27:13] What do you want?

[27:15] I think it's just 21, 20, now.

[27:18] What do you want?

[27:19] All right, my mom.

[27:21] Who's on the house?

[27:22] She's on

[27:31] the house.

[27:31] And like a motion on it.

[27:33] And I think that's all we can do.

[27:43] What's the show?

[27:44] What's the show?

[27:45] This is the show.

[27:46] This is the show.

[27:47] Yes.

[28:36] We do two food items.

[28:39] I have a discussion.

[28:40] I have a really long question.

[28:42] Two food items.

[28:44] All right, I'll set the mask.

[28:46] You want to move on, man?

[28:48] I'll take two.

[28:50] Two, five.

[28:51] Two, five.

[28:52] Two, five.

[28:52] One, five.

[28:54] Nine, six.

[28:57] Nine, six, nine.

[28:59] Two, five.

[29:01] No, no, no, no.

[29:04] Okay, we're going to do six in the present week.

[29:08] So remember this time number two, two, three, four, one.

[29:12] Do you need a motion?

[29:14] Some more.

[29:14] Right.

[29:18] Second.

[29:19] Second.

[29:21] Do you need a motion?

[29:22] Second.

[29:23] Second.

[29:27] Second.

[29:31] Eight-one, please.

[29:33] Eight-one, please.

[29:35] Two, seven-three-nine, please.

[29:39] Two, three, nine.

[29:41] Move on.

[29:42] Can I ask you a second-of-a-five?

[29:46] Let's go to jail.

[29:47] One.

[29:48] One, two, three.

[29:50] One of the games from the program.

[29:52] One of the games.

[29:53] So, the next thing is just a part of the map.

[29:58] No, this is just a ten-and-a-fab.

[30:10] Okay, number 10. I'm going to make a motion for discussion. Yeah, so what the rise expansion of a bagel festival?

[30:15] Not here. Second.

[30:17] George. There you go. It's on the floor.

[30:21] So originally, with this $5,000 coming from the root tax and the visitor's association money, I was not in favor of not only was I not in favor of the money coming from that

[30:34] that part of money, but also the process, and we spoke about this, the process, that there

[30:41] needs to be a process into allocating that kind of money.

[30:46] Then with this current resolution coming out of contingency, and I do want to thank the

[30:51] public for refocusing me.

[30:53] Yes, we can't just take contingency and use it as our own private money.

[31:01] We do want to stabilize the budget.

[31:04] I also agreed that the bagel festival that occurred was a great thing and they do need to

[31:10] have support in money.

[31:12] But on the other hand, after hearing, again, and being refocused, that our ACC workers were

[31:21] the front line workers dealing with sick people every day, dealing with death every day.

[31:28] I would much rather take that 5,000 and apply it to their funds if it's going to come

[31:34] of contingency. So I have to say that although I was a yes vote for this money coming out of

[31:40] contingency for the begle festival, sadly I have to say that I'm against it for all those

[31:45] reasons.

[31:47] Anybody else? This issue unfortunately wound up being a hot topic for all the

[31:55] role in the reasons. Alan and myself in particular put us in a horrible position since it's in

[32:03] district. And we certainly want to support an event like this. But the message of the chairman

[32:12] and our county attorney promising money without discussing it with any other legislature

[32:19] is just outright wrong. I know this is going to hurt me politically, but I still have

[32:24] to do what I believe is correct. And it could have come to this board six months ago and

[32:31] to go through the process and you just can't give an open checkbook to one legislator to do

[32:37] whatever fund whatever they want.

[32:39] So I'm deadly against this.

[32:44] I'll just echo the sentiment that I'm very big on process and the events already occurred

[32:53] and so I can't support funding the activity that's already taking place.

[33:01] Again, like Ira, I very much support the idea of the bagel festival.

[33:06] I've been to the festival for many years, I think it's a wonderful event, but there

[33:11] needs to be a process in place in which the chamber requests funding for this, the entire

[33:22] legislature.

[33:24] We're going to go and roll coal vote, throw it out.

[33:26] Okay, Mr. Torrenson.

[33:29] No.

[33:29] Mr. Steingart? No. Mr. Parillo? No. Mr. Alvarez? No. Mr. Conquin? Yes. Mr. Salamoni? Yes. Mr. Brooks? Yes. Mrs. Reich? No. Excuse me? I didn't hear you. No. No. I grabbed you ready for my ACC people. fails 4-5. Do I have to have discussion into compensating the people

[33:59] and the staff at ACC for everything they've done during this horrific pandemic.

[34:05] This pandemic is not gone.

[34:07] It's not.

[34:08] And it's fast and furious.

[34:11] And Lambda is even worse.

[34:13] So we need to compensate those people and protect them and make sure that they continue working

[34:19] for us.

[34:21] Thank you.

[34:22] I'll make a motion to address.

[34:25] Solche.

[34:26] Chow.

[34:27] On favor.

[34:27] All right.

[34:28] That's a wrap.

County Legislature Regular Meeting

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