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16:14
And within that there's comprehensive behavioral health programs, uh mental health, substance use counseling, case management, senior services supporting aging in place, basic needs providers providing food, rental and utility…
12:12
Uh you know, you don't want to be passing school buses with red lights on and stuff like that, important things about traffic safety and uh especially now that school's back in session, so you can hear about all about it on the…
19:35
My town, city of Anacortes, where I live, just recently ended up repurchasing a piece of property that they sold low, and now they're buying high for $3 million in order to repurpose because 5 councils ago.
37:01
But the thing that I ultimately noticed was different is that it's in my findings number seven, when we talk about houses forming a continuous group, and multiplexes means a building, which I interpret to mean a single building, are going to be occupied by more than two families.
25:08
Our revenue is running at $4.65 million. dollars. It has about 72% of our budget revenues so if we keep going like this we should be able to get our budget.
1:23:30
Absolutely , and uh we definitely need to support all those individuals that put that uniform on every day to go to work and I really appreciate what all they do have .
42:57
Given that homelessness and affordable housing are complex legislative matters with divided community perspectives, what approach would you take to these challenges as a council member?
35:07
Yeah. Sorry, I'm a little slow tonight. Couple hours sleep. Well, I just I had some like some concerns that I wanted to have addressed and I don't know when would be the best time to talk about those concerns considering like you said, we don't have an the ability to, you know,…
1:16:06
I mean, we sometimes ask to be, you know, out of line, so it's not the only criteria to look at, but… and they're not always I can remember it was helping out families with costumes and it's important, those things are expensive.
22:07
The next PISLICE Intel is CIP support that's capital improvement program support and totals 176.7 million dollars, which is about a third of our operating budget, and then finally in the light blue PISLICE is the local operating costs, which total $74 million or about 15%…
30:34
Purpose of this is to address the existing challenges of small lot development that has been well documented while also limiting the probability of significantly larger and likely less affordable housing.
1:38:31
As far as the state is concerned, we talked a little bit about the economic and revenue forecast back in June. The budget will be the center of conversation once again as we're leading into the recommendations of state legislature that we're talking about today.