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40:12 It's very self sustaining. Data centers to me would be an interesting topic. So they stopped what they were going do to do, due to last session, and are going Uh, I think the misunderstanding, uh, at least on my end, um, as I studied more at every golf course uses as much water as a data center and I'm a golfer I maybe we should start shutting down golf courses.Play from 40:12
20:27 Next slide. The measure here is around public safety staffing capacity, a number of public safety officials or officers or personnel, and then in increase in emergency emergency response time, meaning emergency response doesn't take as long.Play from 20:27
Shoreline School District, WA ·
31:15 The remaining 34%, approximately $1.55 million, would be provided from ongoing MPD property tax. By subsidizing some of the operations and maintenance costs with MPD revenue, we can keep the cost lower for users, making the pool more accessible and affordable.Play from 31:15
23:31 So those are the things that need to be talked about, and for the budget we need to figure something out like that. And I'm not saying, like, for us in the council, we're fine, but we also need to talk about, you know, like a free, for example, standing damage time.Play from 23:31
37:30 When we get housing trust fund money, there's a comment on the property that says that you have to be affordable housing for, like, 40 years.Play from 37:30
51:54 The first one will be on operating budget on October 12th, and then the capital budget for October 26th, and then presented for council consent on November 2nd, and then the public hearing and adoption of the budget on…Play from 51:54
Bellevue School District, WA ·
1:04:07 So uh we're really excited to be of support of you know families who are experiencing some of the most challenging situations in our system.Play from 1:04:07
42:26 When we start talking about affordable housing funding, especially when we're looking at when this project moved forward, which was 2022, 2023, it's important to remember what the funding was available for affordable home ownership at that point in time.Play from 42:26
15:17 We were, of course, anticipating a budget deficit, however, seeing that we do our very conservative, when it comes to our revenues, and also conservative, when it comes to our expenditures, I'll say this, this deficit in the surplus is very welcome.Play from 15:17
5:23 Hello, my name is Andrea Narengo. I'm a resident of Topanish. I'd like to clarify some language used on the site's website on flockalpr facts and urge you to reconsider the current contract with flock safety.Play from 5:23
Puget Sound Regional Council, WA ·
19:35 The most recent economic and revenue forecast Council update was a little bit of a mixed bag and there will be a full revenue and transportation revenue update coming out on September 25th.Play from 19:35
55:10 There's also a simple state report, our support through OSPI and AWSP, where you can get a grant for sometimes released time. Sometimes, that number has reduced over years because of the legislative budget capacity to be able to support programs in that space.Play from 55:10
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