[0:10] Let's
[0:16] thank everybody for coming.
>> Mr. King
[0:22] » here.
>> Mr. Cooney
[0:23] » here.
>> Here
[0:27] » here.
>> Here.
[0:30] » Okay. Thank you. If everybody could
please stand for the pledge of
[0:32] allegiance.
[0:52] Okay, we have um the swearing in of
recent hire patrolman Donald Paxton and
[0:58] the recent promotion of Sergeant Martin.
I sir.
[1:52] Perfect.
[2:04] In my capacity, my capacity
[2:18] Oops.
[3:23] Americans
[3:46] of the city of university together with
congratulations
[3:51] of police
public
[3:55] safety there in my capacity my capacity
[4:01] so long as I'm
position
[5:04] Okay, on to the next agenda item. We do
have um the minutes for the November 3rd
[5:09] meeting. Were there any edits or
corrections?
[5:14] Is there a motion?
>> So move.
[5:18] » Is there a second?
>> I'll second.
[5:21] » Miss Ruben, will you call the RO?
I
[5:25] » I
>> I
[5:29] » I
>> I
[5:31] » And are there any additions or removals
from the agenda?
[5:36] » Hey, seeing as there are none, are there
any comments from the audience?
[5:41] » Sure. If you could please state your
name and address and you are um limited
[5:45] to five minutes.
You want to come to the microphone?
[5:50] Thank you.
>> Yeah. Hi there. Uh Bryce Dawson. Uh my
[5:54] address is 351 West 3rd Avenue,
Columbus, Ohio. I'm here on behalf of
[5:59] the Workers Justice Committee and SEIU
1199.
[6:03] Uh first off, I want to thank you for
your time today. Uh I know that this is
[6:08] vital uh municipal work that you guys
are doing and I want to thank you for
[6:12] taking the time to hear my comment. Uh I
represent SEIU 1199 which represents the
[6:17] employees of Belfare JCB. Now, recently
on September 25th, they withdrew
[6:23] recognition of the bargaining unit
representing over 300 employees. SEIU
[6:29] 1199 and Belfare JCB have recognized
this solidarity uh for 25 years of
[6:35] bargaining together in full faith. We
received notice 5 days before the end of
[6:41] our contract that they would be
withdrawing recognition. And what this
[6:45] has led to is a culture of fear among
their employees that they would receive
[6:50] retaliation for organizing as a union.
I'm asking you as municipal leaders
[6:57] electeds of your community to stand up.
Welfare JCB has employees that not only
[7:03] live in University Heights, but also has
clients that live here. And we know that
[7:08] the service that they do is essential.
It can be better service when we know
[7:14] that their employees feel comfortable
and they feel comfortable with a union.
[7:20] Now, we already have two employees that
have resigned because of pressures from
[7:26] Belfare Management asking them not to
organize with the union. And I know it's
[7:32] small, but as electeds, you can use your
voice to stand up and ask Belfare to
[7:38] recognize their union and to recognize
the work that the workers have already
[7:43] done. Workers were not given a chance to
descertify their union. Workers were not
[7:48] given a chance to voice their opinions.
They were told, "This is what we are
[7:52] doing."
I'm asking you to stand up for them, for
[7:57] those that might live here, as well as
for those that receive their services
[8:01] here. If you have any questions, you can
reach me at 614-2842393
[8:08] or at bawsonworkersfirst.org
[8:12] and that's the number one ST. Uh, I'll
wait a moment here if you guys have any
[8:18] questions, but again, thank you for your
time.
[8:21] » Thank you.
>> Thank you. May I address Mr. Dawson?
[8:24] » Yes.
>> Thank you, Mr. Dawson. I I have heard
[8:28] and I am aware of Belfare
um no longer recognizing the union. I'm
[8:35] disappointed by this development. I
don't believe it's legal.
[8:38] » Yeah.
>> And I know that the NLRB
[8:41] uh no longer has a quorum to meet
because the president of the United
[8:45] States required somebody and then
refused to appoint somebody. So, this
[8:49] escapes review.
>> Yes, that's correct. Uh now we've lodged
[8:53] a complaint but it's likely it will not
be heard for a year and a half at which
[8:57] time these employees will not receive
representation
[9:00] and will be considered at will.
>> They may be fired without cause.
[9:07] This is the reality that over 300
members who two months ago were
[9:12] represented by a union who went into
their positions believing it was a union
[9:17] position find themselves in.
Well, I'm happy to speak with you
[9:23] further about it. I'm reachable at city
hall 9327800
[9:27] extension 222.
I have your information here. Happy to
[9:31] speak with you as well. I'm only in
office for the rest of the year. If you
[9:34] organize a pickup before the end of the
year, I'll join you out there.
[9:36] » Thank you. Uh we will be at Shaker
Heights uh coming up soon. So,
[9:40] » let me know.
>> I will let you know. Thank you.
[9:42] » Thank you. And anything else I can do.
>> There are any other questions? I'll take
[9:47] them at this time.
>> Okay. Thank you for coming.
[9:51] » Thank you.
>> Are there any other comments from the
[9:53] audience?
>> Okay, we are now up to reports and
[9:58] communications from the mayor.
>> Thank you.
[10:01] » I want to take this time to publicly
offer my personal thanks to the
[10:05] University Heights Fire Department and
police department. Friday at dusk, I was
[10:09] in a motor vehicle incident on Silsby
Road. I swerved to avoid a squirrel and
[10:14] I struck a parked van. The damage to my
car was significant and the car was not
[10:19] drivable. I called 911. The police and
fire departments arrived immediately. It
[10:25] is quite humbling to be taken care of by
the safety forces one has been managing
[10:29] and taken care of for nearly 8 years.
Wear your seat belts everyone. I was
[10:34] wearing mine. No one was injured. Not
even the squirrel I swerve to miss,
[10:39] except for my sprained left wrist from
which I am recovering once more. Chief
[10:44] Rogers, Chief Perkco, on behalf of my
family and me, thank you. And thank you
[10:50] to everyone who heard and inquired about
my well-being. Your care, kindness, and
[10:54] empathy are appreciated as always.
Following the end of the longest federal
[11:01] government shutdown in US history,
Hunger Network food pantries continued
[11:05] to face extraordinary demand as families
recover from weeks without critical
[11:10] federal food benefits. The shutdown,
which lasted 43 days, disrupted
[11:14] Supplemental Nutrition Assistance
Program or SNAP payments for more than
[11:19] 190,000 residents in Kyhaga County,
leaving many households dependent on
[11:24] emergency food support. Although the
government reopened late Wednesday under
[11:28] a bipartisan funding agreement, relief
will not be immediate. Restoration of
[11:33] SNAP benefits are underway, but delays
could persist for families who received
[11:38] partial payments during the shutdown.
This gap underscores the vital role of
[11:43] local communities in bridging the food
security crisis. Last week, Deanna
[11:47] Bremer Fischer, Mike Cook, and Aaron
Glowaki
[11:50] tooured the Hunger Network and discussed
the city's previously announced
[11:54] contribution of $5,000 per Julie
Johnson, Hunger Network CEO and
[11:59] University Heights resident. Quote,
"This kind of communitydriven support is
[12:04] what keeps our mission alive. The
reopening of the federal government is a
[12:09] relief, but the recovery will take time.
Families still face immediate needs and
[12:14] our pantries remain in high demand.
We're committed to bridging that gap
[12:18] until federal benefits fully resume. I
observed when the federal government
[12:25] shut down pause SNAP benefits, the city
of University Heights decided to forego
[12:28] our annual civic awards event and
instead donate to local charities
[12:33] serving hungry residents. We were
pleased to be able to support the Hunger
[12:36] Network. We're all in this together.
Hunger Network is working with emergency
[12:41] response partners to mobilize volunteers
and distribute thousands of extra pounds
[12:45] of food as demand remains high. The
combination of financial and volunteer
[12:49] support is critical to keeping food
flowing during this recovery period. I
[12:53] would note that this $5,000 check is in
addition to the donations council
[12:57] approved at the last city council
meeting which included to the Greater
[13:02] Cleveland Food Bank $10,000 to Cleveland
Kosher food pantry $5,000 to the Heights
[13:08] School Foundation Family Resource Center
$5,000. That brings a the total of
[13:13] donations made by the city of University
Heights to $25,000.
[13:20] Well done.
Once again, this year, the city of
[13:24] University Heights is teaming up with
our friends at Minutemen Ohio Comp to
[13:28] mail Heinens's gift cards to residents.
$20 gift cards will be mailed to the
[13:32] first 75 University Heights residents
who call us at 2162452457,
[13:39] beginning at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow,
Tuesday, November 18th. Callers will be
[13:43] asked to leave their complete name and
mailing address on the voicemail at the
[13:48] number. Here are the small print
details. This offer is goodwill supplies
[13:52] last. One card per household, please.
Employees of the city of University
[13:57] Heights are not eligible. The city
cannot be held responsible for cards
[14:01] lost or damaged in the mail. Please do
not call the main number at city hall.
[14:05] Only calls to 216-2452457
will be accepted and only calls at 10:00
[14:12] a.m. or after on 1118 2024 or excuse me
11:18 2025. Thank you once again to
[14:19] Minutemen Ohio Comm for the annual
generous donation. One more thing these
[14:23] are going to you when you leave the
address these are going to University
[14:26] Heights addresses. These are intended
for University Heights residents. So,
[14:30] uh, so thank you and we will, uh, the
number is set up and come 10:00 a.m.,
[14:36] leave your message or leave your text
with all that information.
[14:40] Good news out of the sixth circuit court
of appeals in Cincinnati. On Thursday,
[14:44] the court upheld the decision of the US
District Court for the Northern District
[14:48] of Ohio, granting the city's motion for
summary judgement and dismissing all
[14:51] claims brought by Daniel Grand against
the city and its officials in connection
[14:55] with his application for a special use
permit to open a house of worship at his
[15:00] residence at 2343 Myiramar Boulevard.
Mr. Gran withdrew his request before the
[15:05] city planning commission could resolve
his petition. he brought suit 18 months
[15:10] later. I will state once again that a
regular prayer group, a minion, 10 or or
[15:16] a few more, meeting in the privacy of
one's own home or friend's home is not
[15:21] in and of itself a concern of the city.
That alone is not enough to trigger the
[15:27] requirement for needing a special use
permit. That is not the same as opening
[15:31] a house of worship as Mr. Grand
announced, advertised, and proposed in
[15:35] the onset of this matter in February and
March of 2021.
[15:39] The court's decision is a victory for
the city and the residents of University
[15:43] Heights and for the rule of law. Thank
you. This concludes my report.
[15:49] » Thank you. Um at this time, I do not
have a report from city council. Does do
[15:54] any other members have a report?
>> Okay, thank you. We're now up to reports
[15:58] and communications from the directors um
department of finance.
[16:03] » Thank you, Vice Mayor. Um just a brief
uh report. Today we were able to open
[16:09] open enrollment for our employees. I
wanted to again thank council for
[16:13] approving um our renewal uh on a on a
sooner basis than I believe in the past.
[16:19] So, we have a plenty of time for our
employees to review the information and
[16:23] um have somebody from our insurance, our
broker is coming in um to answer
[16:29] questions. So, trying something a little
different this year. Um and we will be
[16:35] um having a another budget committee
meeting next Monday evening um focus on
[16:43] service and the police department. Um,
and then I am working on our final
[16:48] adjustments for the 2025 budget. I will
have those um at the first meeting in
[16:53] December to make adjustments for some of
the additional purchases that have been
[16:58] um approved by council since the last
Thank you.
[17:03] » Thank you. Are there any questions for
the finance director?
[17:06] I don't have any questions, but there's
one thing I left out of my report that I
[17:10] intended to have in, and if you would
indulge me, I'd like to make an
[17:12] announcement about our audit from last
year.
[17:16] » Yeah. Um, city administration learned
last week that the city of University
[17:20] Heights has earned another clean audit
for 2024. The independent audit for the
[17:25] city's financial statements for the
fiscal year ending in 2024 concluded
[17:28] with no material findings, affirming the
city's commitment to transparency,
[17:33] accuracy, and sound financial
management. Uh, I thank finance director
[17:38] Katie Iconis together with former
finance director Dennis Kennedy, the
[17:41] entire team at the finance department
for their continued strong work on
[17:44] behalf of the city. I also thank all of
our directors and chiefs and employees
[17:49] who faithfully follow the directions
that are given by our finance office to
[17:53] ensure that we don't create audit issues
and help us ensure that we have clean
[17:57] audits every year as we've had every
year since 2019. Thank you.
[18:03] » Thank you. Okay, Department of Law.
>> I have no report this evening, Vice
[18:07] Mayor.
>> All right, thank you. Um, police chief.
[18:13] All right, thank you. and fire.
[18:18] Thank you. Are there any questions for
the police chief or the fire chief?
[18:24] All right. Service department.
[18:29] » Thank you, Vice Mayor. Um, as uh I've
been reporting at the various uh council
[18:35] meetings, we are continuing to uh
collect leaves loose on the tree lawns
[18:39] of houses throughout the city. Uh we are
currently working on the east side of
[18:43] the city with two to three crews per day
uh and are nearing the completion of our
[18:48] fifth pass of leaves leaf collection
throughout the city. Uh we will then
[18:54] begin our sixth pass on the west side of
the city and as now with the recent
[18:59] weather uh a large number of these have
come down the passes are going to be
[19:04] slower as we do things uh going forward.
One of the questions I do get from
[19:09] residents uh is when are you going to be
on X Street? And and that unfortunately
[19:14] is something that I'm not able to give
an answer for because we we will service
[19:18] all households that have leaves out on a
street before we move to the next
[19:23] street. So when residents say, "Well,
why don't you have a schedule?" I don't
[19:27] want to give a schedule to anyone
without being able to first complete the
[19:32] street that I'm on before we move on to
the next street. So if you do get any
[19:36] feedback from residents, I just wanted
to say that is why we do not provide a
[19:40] schedule. We are faithfully hitting
every street once through the city
[19:44] before we return and then hit that
street again. We will continue to do so
[19:49] until the uh weather uh prohibits us
from doing so.
[19:54] » Thank you, Mr. Pennington. Are there any
questions?
[19:58] Thank you.
Um building department All
[20:05] right. Thank you. Are there any
questions for the building commissioner?
[20:09] Right. Um, housing and community
development.
[20:14] Okay. Thank you.
Um, city engineer.
[20:22] » Good evening. Um, just wanted to report
that all the streets have been
[20:25] resurfaced. So, the project, the street
repair program is coming to a an end. Um
[20:32] I noticed on Bush now they do they do
have it marked for pavement markings at
[20:37] the stop bars and crosswalks. So just a
a little bit of um final items to finish
[20:45] and then grass to grow next spring. So
>> thank you so much.
[20:51] » Oh um may I have one other thing?
>> Sure. Um, my other thing is we're going
[20:56] to go out to bid on the North Cliff
water main re uh replacement project
[21:01] starting this Friday. Um, the project
will the bids will open on December 12th
[21:07] and then I'll probably bring it to
council in January for awarding that
[21:13] contract.
>> Thank you, Miss Wiser. Did you have a
[21:17] question?
>> Uh, no. I have a comment
[21:20] » from a resident. Thank you for finishing
the [laughter]
[21:24] Bushnell. They were quite pleased. Okay,
good. Thank you.
[21:28] » Thank you.
Okay. Um, is there a report from
[21:32] communications and civic engagement?
>> There's no report.
[21:36] » Is there a report from economic
development?
[21:38] » There is no report either. Thank you.
>> Okay. We're now up to the agenda. Um,
[21:43] agenda letter A. Motion to approve
planning comm planning commission
[21:47] recommendation for the de demolition of
existing single family house and site
[21:52] plan approval of a new single family
house build at 2648 Whitten Road by Dre
[21:58] Homes for Mr. and Mrs. Warren contingent
upon the entry into a developer
[22:02] agreement and bond with the city.
>> Good evening everyone. Um, as stated, we
[22:07] are seeking the approval from the uh
council as we have received the planning
[22:11] commission approval, board of zoning
appeals approval, all required variances
[22:16] and special use permits and we have
conditional approval from the
[22:19] architectural review board pending a
redraw of agreed upon items for your
[22:24] approval.
>> Okay, thank you. Are there any
[22:26] questions? I know um Mr. Akira planning.
Uh yes. So I was the uh council
[22:31] representative for the planning
commission um when the applicant came
[22:36] not just last month but the month
before. So the original uh presentation
[22:40] was in October. It was tabled. Uh we
needed some additional information and
[22:46] um which centered around the site plan.
Um the applicant uh property abuts uh
[22:55] the Shaker Heights property and there
was a fence that was um not on the
[23:01] property line but was a few inches
closer into the uh applicant's yard. Um
[23:08] but it varied because it was kind of a
there's a jog to the property line that
[23:14] had come into question. Um the neighbor
in Shaker Heights alongside with the
[23:21] applicant worked out anou which will get
filed. Um that was part of the
[23:26] presentation that was in November. Um so
the planning commission um
[23:34] felt comfortable with theou would move
forward with the approval of the um
[23:39] demolition of the existing home to build
the new home. Also knowing that board of
[23:44] zoning appeals had at that time already
approved the variances um and the
[23:49] questions that had come up about the the
fence um with regard to uh lot coverage.
[23:56] I felt comfortable since it was already
approved by the planning commission when
[23:59] it came back to I'm sorry by the board
of zoning appeals when it came back to
[24:03] the planning commission. Um so this was
approved with the condition of the
[24:08] development agreement and posting a
bond. Um other than that it
[24:15] pretty straightforward typical to the
types of homes that were being built on
[24:20] Whitten by your company. So, nothing out
of the usual as opposed to that fence.
[24:27] » Thank you, Mr. Rock. Do any council
members have any questions?
[24:32] Okay. Is there a motion?
>> I will make the motion. Oh, Mrs. Sax can
[24:37] make it. [laughter]
>> So moved. I'll second. Is there any
[24:40] discussion? Miss Ruben, we call the RO.
I
[24:45] » I
[24:48] » I
>> I
[24:50] » I
>> Okay, thank you so much.
[24:54] » Hey, agenda letter B. Motion authorizing
council to post public notice accepting
[24:58] resumes for upcoming vacant council
seat. Um I did speak to um the law
[25:04] director. Uh there will be obviously a
vacant council seat um as of January 1st
[25:10] and I think um it will make the process
easier to open um the option to send in
[25:18] resumeumés now. Um I did go ahead and
speak to the clerks um and Mr. Brian um
[25:25] together and um the wording was approved
by the law director. So um this will
[25:32] flow easier. It will make the process
smoother and quicker. Um, starting
[25:38] January 1st
>> and I believe the deadline is December
[25:42] 29th.
>> Yeah.
[25:44] » 29th.
>> December 29th.
[25:46] » Thank you.
>> Is there any discussion on this motion?
[25:52] Um, is there a motion?
[25:57] » Second.
>> All right. Any discussion?
[26:00] » Okay. Miss Ruben, will we call the RO?
I
[26:04] » I
>> Mrs. Wise,
[26:07] » I
[26:11] » Hey. Um, agenda letter C. Ordinance
number 2025-45,
[26:15] an ordinance replacing ordinance number
2019-23
[26:21] that created a property maintenance
grant program administered by the city
[26:24] housing and community development
department and establishing and
[26:27] codifying that grant program as chapter
1489 of the housing
[26:32] uh I don't think that
>> and this is on second read.
[26:37] » So this um was discussed in committee
and at the last meeting. Um, are there
[26:42] any other comments on this? Miss Wiser,
did you want to speak on?
[26:45] » Um, we actually approved it in a
previous building and housing meeting.
[26:50] We'd like to thank the vice mayor for
bringing it forward.
[26:54] What we found is with the current cut
off um for eligibility.
[27:02] Four people applied. only two were
actually able to get the grant and
[27:09] neither one of them followed through.
But we think by raising the uh income
[27:16] level, we can actually have more
residents be able to apply for this.
[27:21] This is something where it's a 250
$2,500
[27:26] grant for exterior property repairs if
you're cited. And I think this is will
[27:34] be a positive thing es pardon me
especially for those that may be uh
[27:40] retired and on limited incomes
um and help them to actually address any
[27:48] violations that may exist
and I would move for approval.
[27:53] » Thank you, Miss Wiser. Is there a
second?
[27:56] » I'll second. Is there any discussion?
>> If I may.
[28:00] » Yes, ma'am.
>> Yes. Thank you. Um, I applaud the idea
[28:02] that we would move the uh poverty um
standard higher. Um, I appreciate I
[28:10] think it's a step in the right
direction. I don't know that 135% is
[28:13] enough, but I I'm happy to see that that
the council has looked at this. It's a
[28:18] it's a good program, but we need to get
have more people that qualify for it.
[28:22] and um I don't know that the threshold
shouldn't be higher, but uh would not
[28:28] want to stop you from raising it at this
point to this figure. I would encourage
[28:33] you to review the program again, see
what kind of applicants to get and
[28:37] consider raising it even higher in the
future if appropriate. Thank you.
[28:42] » Thank you. Um there is a motion and a
second. Miss Ruben, will you call the
[28:47] role? Mr. Ir.
[28:52] I
>> I
[28:57] » thank you. Um we are now at um reports
of standing committees building and
[29:02] housing.
>> Uh thank you vice mayor. Building and
[29:06] housing met tonight. We continued our
discussion regarding um exterior or
[29:13] pardon me sidewalk replacements.
What we are attempting to do is come up
[29:19] with a program that would provide some
relief for sidewalks that are raised due
[29:26] to city tree roots or city work, sewer
work that may have been done. Um, and in
[29:35] discussion, we discussed a number of
different ways this program could be
[29:41] configured. Um, we'd like to thank Miss
Davis and uh Mr. Bartley who will be
[29:47] doing a little bit more research on some
of the other cities that have similar
[29:54] programs. Uh, we also like to thank Mr.
Pennington for his um input as to the
[30:01] city of mentors program. And we are
hopeful that at least perhaps by the
[30:07] beginning of 2026,
we might actually have this hammered
[30:12] into a program that can provide either
some relief or at least partial relief
[30:20] um for the replacement of sidewalk
blocks on inspection.
[30:26] Thank you, Miss Visor. Um, community
outreach, Mr. King.
[30:30] » No report, Vice Mayor.
>> Thanks. Economic development.
[30:34] » Uh, yes. We had a meeting last Monday on
the 10th. Um, it it's a standing meeting
[30:39] on the second Monday of each month, and
what we discussed was the latest draft
[30:44] of the comprehensive zoning code. And we
reviewed specifically title one, which
[30:50] is some of the the legal terms and
provisions, and title two. We only got
[30:55] as far as the general residential
section of title 2. Uh at the next
[31:00] meeting, we will discuss that'll be on
December 8th, 6:00 in this room, we'll
[31:07] continue our discussion on title 2. Uh
we we started the conversation on
[31:11] multifamily, but we ran out of time. So,
we'll we'll continue that conversation
[31:15] of multifamily.
um university uh the the university
[31:21] district I noticed that had the most
amount of changes between the draft that
[31:26] we had originally saw the May 2024 draft
and the latest draft. So we'll look at
[31:30] the red lines to see what had changed um
to to get the feedback from the
[31:34] committee and then also at the beginning
of the meeting uh we will be uh
[31:41] ascertaining information from the
community uh anything that we hear um
[31:46] such as in the surveys or town halls
that will be discussed in the beginning
[31:50] of each meeting to make sure those
voices are heard. Um the survey had more
[31:56] questions than answers and Miss Jackson
will come back at the next meeting with
[32:00] additional metrics um so we can evaluate
um the survey by um demographic group um
[32:10] and that's about it. Next meeting will
be on the 8th.
[32:13] » Thank you MRA. Um finance. So we did
have a um finance meeting last week.
[32:19] We'll have another one on um November
24th. Then there is a doodle poll um
[32:24] going out for the second week of
December. Um these are all to review the
[32:28] budget. Um I'm not sure if um the budget
will be ready for approval by that
[32:34] December the 2nd December meeting, but
um we do have the option to carry it
[32:41] over and make temporary um
appropriations. So it could be approved
[32:46] in January.
Um we're now up to rec excuse me,
[32:50] recreation. No report, Vice Mayor.
>> Thank you. Um, safety.
[32:54] » No report, Vice Mayor. Okay.
>> And service and utilities.
[32:58] » Thank you, uh, Vice Mayor. The next uh
joint committee of service and utilities
[33:04] and building and housing will be on
December 17th at 6 pm. Uh we will
[33:11] hopefully have our last meeting on uh uh
the weeds ordinance uh prior to what we
[33:17] hope will be a public meeting hearing on
trees, hedges, shrubbery, and weeds in
[33:23] the near future. Thank you.
>> Thank you, Miss Saxs. Um and then
[33:28] committee of the whole there is no
report. Are there any reports of special
[33:31] committees?
Unfinished or miscellaneous business. Is
[33:37] there a motion to adjurnn?
>> So moved.
[33:40] » That was very quick. Is there a second?
>> Second. [laughter]
[33:43] » Second by Miss Marshall. Miss Ruben,
we'll call the role.
[33:46] » Mr. King.
>> I
[33:55] [laughter]
>> Yes. Hey,
[33:57] » I want to thank everybody for coming.
The meeting is adjourned.