Regular City Council Meeting (RDA Successor/LPF)

COUNCIL: PLEDGING ME TO REPLY. COUNCIL: THEN I, COUNCIL: PUBLIC, OR WHICH IS, STAND COUNCIL: INDIVIDUAL. COUNCIL: IT'S TIME FOR ANY AGENDA MODIFICATIONS COUNCIL: TO QUALIFY THE AGENDA. YES, MA'AM, SORRY GOT IT. COUNCIL: YES, IF PRIOR TO VOTE ON CONSENT, IF I COULD BE GIVEN THE OPPORTUNITY TO ADDRESS. ITEM 8 DI JUST WANTED TO ADD A LITTLE CLARIFICATION. THAT IS THE NATIONAL FITNESS CAMPAIGN, HEALTHY CITIES, GRANT FOR A FITNESS, INSTALLATION. COUNCIL: AND ALSO MAYOR ON. ITEM 10 C. IT'S NOT A CHANGE TO THE AGENDA. BUT FOR THE PUBLIC TO BE AWARE, WE HAD SOME COUNCIL: ADDITIONAL TECHNICAL ISSUES IN UPLOADING TO THE AGENDA OUR LEGISLATIVE SUBPOENA. COUNCIL: WHICH IS AN EXHIBIT TO THE RESOLUTION. AND SO THAT HAS BEEN CORRECTED. AND THERE ARE COPIES ACTUALLY AVAILABLE AT THE DESK WHEN YOU ENTER. IF THE PUBLIC WANTED TO RECEIVE A COPY OF THE CORRECT DOCUMENT. COUNCIL: OKAY, THANK YOU. COUNCIL: NEXT ITEM ON THE AGENDA IS PRESENTATIONS. COUNCIL: THE 1ST IS A PROCLAMATION. COUNCIL: I HAVE BEFORE ME COUNCIL: PROCLAMATION NUMBER 2024, 0, 4. COUNCIL: PROCLAMATION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LINCOLN. COUNCIL: DECLARING SEPTEMBER TO BE NATIONAL SERVICE DOG MONTH. COUNCIL: WHEREAS WE BELIEVE THE JOYFUL AND TRANSFORM MORBID COUNCIL: OF THE HUMAN CANNOT CANINE BLONDE. COUNCIL: IT'S EXCLUSIVE TO ALL CITIZENS. COUNCIL: WHEREAS IN THE UNITED STATES 64 MILLION ADULTS AND CHILDREN COUNCIL: HAVE A DISABILITY COUNCIL: AND ONLY 16,000 COUNCIL: SERVICES. JOBS COUNCIL: FROM ACCREDITED TRAINING COUNCIL: FACILITIES COUNCIL: EXIST NATIONWIDE, AND THE NEED IS GROWING. COUNCIL: WHEREAS CANINE COMPANIONS IS A NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION. COUNCIL: BUT ENHANCES THE LIVES OF PEOPLE COUNCIL: WITH DISABILITIES BY PROVIDING COUNCIL: EXPERTLY TRAINED SERVICE DOGS COUNCIL: AND ONGOING SUPPORT TO ENSURE QUALITY PARTNERSHIPS. COUNCIL: WHEREAS CANINE COMPANIONS AND THEIR SERVICE DOGS EMPOWER PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES COUNCIL: TO LEAD A LIFE OF GREATER INDEPENDENCE. COUNCIL: INDEPENDENCE COUNCIL: BY PROVIDING BEST IN CLASS TRAINING. COUNCIL: ONGOING FOLLOW-UP SERVICES. COUNCIL: AND A DEEPLY COMMITTED COMMUNITY OF SUPPORT. COUNCIL: WHEREAS NATIONAL DOG SERVICE COUNCIL: AIMS TO EDUCATE OUR COMMUNITY ABOUT THE BENEFITS COUNCIL: OF SERVICE DOGS AND THE LAWS PROTECTING. COUNCIL: AND WHEREAS THE CITY OF LINCOLN CONTINUES TO WORK COUNCIL: TOWARDS BECOMING AN INCLUSIVE COMMUNITY. COUNCIL: IN WHICH ALL CITIZENS AND THEIR SERVICE DOGS COUNCIL: OR EMBRACED. COUNCIL: NOW, BE IT THEREFORE COMPLAIN. COUNCIL: PROCLAIMED CITY COUNCIL LINCOLN. COUNCIL: ENCOURAGE ALL CITIZENS TO CELEBRATE SERVICE DOGS. COUNCIL: BE RESPECTFUL OF THE RIGHTS COUNCIL: ORDERED TO THE ADULTS, CHILDREN. COUNCIL: AND VETERANS COUNCIL: WHO LEAD A MORE INDEPENDENT LIFE COUNCIL: BECAUSE OF THEIR SUBSISTENCE, AND FURTHER COUNCIL: PROCLAIM SEPTEMBER TO BE THE NATIONAL SERVICE DOG MONTH. COUNCIL: I WOULD LIKE A MOTION OF ACCEPTANCE, MOVE APPROVAL OF THE PROCLAMATION, SECOND COUNCIL: MOTION, AND A SECOND. COUNCIL: WE JUST USE VOICE, PART. COUNCIL: AND COUNCIL: VOICE VOTE. AYE, ALL THOSE IN FAVOR. THANK YOU. COUNCIL: BE TO RECEIVE THAT. OR IS IT JUST? WAS THERE ANYBODY TO RECEIVE THAT? OR WE JUST DOING? COUNCIL: HE IS ONLINE. RYAN. I WASN'T SURE IF YOU WANTED TO. COUNCIL: YOU CAN UNMUTE YOURSELF IF YOU'D LIKE TO, RYAN. HI! THANK YOU. CAN YOU HEAR ME? COUNCIL: YES, YES, THANK YOU. WE'LL WE'LL SEND THAT RE PROCLAMATION OUT TO YOU. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. IT MEANS A LOT TO ALL OF US IN THE COMMUNITY. I APPRECIATE IT. COUNCIL: WELCOME. THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR THE WORK YOU DO. THANK YOU. COUNCIL: OKAY. COUNCIL: MOVING FORWARD. THE NEXT ITEM ON THE AGENDA COUNCIL: IS A SALT MINE COUNCIL: PROJECT. UPDATE COUNCIL: PASTOR ERIC LONG. COUNCIL: HI, THERE! THANK YOU. GUYS AGAIN FOR COUNCIL: ALLOWING ME TO SHARE ABOUT THE SALT MINE. COUNCIL: I'LL JUST. I'LL JUST TAKE A FEW MINUTES, AND I KNOW IT'S GOING TO HAVE A LONG NIGHT, SO I WILL BE BRIEF. BUT I JUST WANT I AM JUST THRILLED. COUNCIL: FORGIVE ME FOR BEING. I MIGHT GET EVEN A LITTLE EMOTIONAL, SO ASK FOR YOUR FORGIVENESS AHEAD OF TIME. COUNCIL: WE'RE A FAITH-BASED CHARITY. THE SALT MINE IS. THIS COMING YEAR WILL BE OUR 40TH YEAR IN OPERATION, WHICH IS PRETTY AWESOME. COUNCIL: SALT IS A HEALING AGENT, AND WE BELIEVE THAT THE SALT, THAT THE SALT OF THE EARTH IS WHAT WE ARE SUPPOSED TO BE COUNCIL: SO JUST FOR THE SAKE OF UNDERSTANDING OUR LANGUAGE. WE, WE REFER TO EVERYONE WE HELP AS A NEIGHBOR. COUNCIL: 96% OF OUR NEIGHBORS THAT WE HELP ARE IN HOMES, AND WE TRULY BELIEVE THAT THE WORK THAT WE DO KEEPS MANY FROM GOING HOMELESS. COUNCIL: HOMELESS PREVENTION IS REALLY A KEY, WE BELIEVE, TO A THRIVING COMMUNITY. COUNCIL: THERE'S COUNTLESS TESTIMONIALS, I HEAR REGULARLY FROM PEOPLE THAT SIMPLY SAY, IF IT WEREN'T FOR THE SALT MINE, HELPING THEM WITH FOOD AND WITH OTHER UTILITIES AND OTHER RESOURCES, WE WOULD BE LIVING IN OUR CAR. COUNCIL: OR WORSE, LIVING DOWN AT THE CREEK. COUNCIL: SO WITH THAT BEING SAID, WE ARE EXTREMELY EXCITED ABOUT THE SHOWER LAUNDRY SPACE THAT HAS COUNCIL: FINALLY COUNCIL: BEEN PUT INTO PLAY FINALLY, THROUGH MANY DELAYS, AND SOME MAY BELIEVE THAT THOSE DELAYS ARE KIND OF WORKED OUT TO BE PERFECT TIMING. COUNCIL: IT'S FINALLY FINISHED, AND WE'RE EXCITED ABOUT IT. AND WE ACTUALLY HAVE A VIDEO THAT WE'D LIKE TO SHARE IF THAT CAN BE SHARED COUNCIL: THAT CAN POP UP. COUNCIL: YEAH. COUNCIL: I JUST WANT TO SAY THANK YOU. THANK YOU TO THE CITY OFFICIALS, THE COMMUNITY AT LARGE, THE CITY OF LINCOLN COUNCIL: FOR SPONSORING, HELPING US PUT IN OUR SHOWER SLASH LAUNDRY FACILITY AT THE SALT MINE. THAT'S RIGHT NOW FULLY OPERATIONAL, AND WE COULDN'T HAVE DONE IT WITHOUT YOU. THIS SHOWER SPACE IS A SANITARY, SAFE PLACE FOR OUR NEIGHBORS, THE UNHOUSED IN OUR COMMUNITY, TO GET A GOOD CLEAN SHOWER AND FEEL ENCOURAGED ABOUT THEMSELVES. AND THAT'S WHAT WE LOVE TO DO. WE LOVE TO INSTILL HOPE COUNCIL: AND COURAGE, AND JUST BE A BLESSING TO OUR COMMUNITY. AND THAT'S EVERYBODY IN OUR COMMUNITY, ESPECIALLY THE UNHOUSED, BECAUSE THEY NEED THAT EXTRA SUPPORT, AND WE AT THE SALT MINE LOVE DOING THAT. AND IT'S PART OF OUR MISSION, AND WE JUST THANK YOU THAT WE CAN DO THIS AND WE DO IT WITH YOUR HELP WE DO IT WITH YOUR SUPPORT, JUST AS WE NEEDED YOUR HELP TO PUT THIS SHOWER SPACE LAUNDRY SPACE INTO MOTION COUNCIL: AND BUILD IT TO DEVELOP IT. WE NEED YOUR HELP ALSO TO MAINTAIN IT. SO PLEASE CONSIDER US DURING THESE TIMES. PLEASE DONATE. PLEASE GIVE SO THAT WE CAN KEEP IT GOING. WE'RE ALWAYS WANT TO DO MORE. WE'RE ALWAYS WANT TO DO MORE TO LOVE OUR NEIGHBORS RIGHT WHERE THEY'RE AT. WE'RE WANTING TO BLESS THEM. COUNCIL: WE'RE WANTING TO FIGURE OUT WAYS THAT WE CAN ACTUALLY HELP THEM GET FROM ONE SITUATION THAT'S REALLY REALLY DIFFICULT TO ANOTHER SITUATION THAT WOULD BE WONDERFUL AND COUNCIL: GOOD FOR THEM. COUNCIL: SO PLEASE HELP US TO DO MORE FOR OUR COMMUNITY AND BLESS OUR COMMUNITY AND BLESS OUR UNHOUSED IN OUR COUNCIL: THANKS AGAIN. COUNCIL: THANKS FOR LETTING ME SHARE THAT. THAT VIDEO WENT OUT TO THOUSANDS OF RESIDENTS THROUGHOUT OUR COMMUNITY. AND COUNCIL: I'M A PUBLIC SPEAK SPEAKER, AND I HATE SEEING MYSELF ON VIDEO. COUNCIL: IT'S A COUNCIL: I WANTED TO SHARE A COUPLE OF TESTIMONIES ALREADY. IT'S BEEN IT'S BEEN IN OPERATION FOR 2 WEEKS NOW, THE THE SHOWER SPACE. COUNCIL: BUT BE EVEN BEFORE THAT I DON'T KNOW IF YOU NOTICED THAT THE WASHER AND DRYER IN THAT SPACE. COUNCIL: ONE OF OUR DELAYS WAS THAT $8,000 WASHING MACHINE WAS LOST SOMEWHERE IN THE COUNCIL: ETHERNET IS WHAT THEY CALL IT. I DON'T KNOW HOW YOU LOSE THAT BIG OF A MACHINE IN THE ETHERNET, BUT IT CAME FINALLY. THAT TOOK AN EXTRA MONTH AND A HALF TO GET, BUT WE'RE SO EXCITED THAT COUNCIL: THAT CAN DO THE EQUIVALENT OF 4 RESIDENTIAL LOADS ALL AT ONCE, AND IN ABOUT 30 MIN, AND THOSE THOSE MACHINES ARE PRETTY AWESOME. COUNCIL: ONE OF THE TESTIMONIES. THERE'S A COUPLE I WANTED TO SHARE REAL QUICK. COUNCIL: ONE OF THEM WAS KIND OF MADE ME CHUCKLE A LITTLE BIT. AS THIS YOUNG MAN WAS TALKING TO ME, HE SAID, I NORMALLY DON'T USE YOUR SHOWER, BUT I WANTED TO CHECK IT OUT. I HEARD ALL ABOUT IT. IT'S AWESOME, THANK YOU. COUNCIL: AND THEN THIS NEXT ONE WAS REALLY REALLY AMAZING, I THINK. WAS THIS A LADY THAT SHE SAID THIS. I CAN'T BELIEVE THAT YOU GUYS MADE THIS JUST FOR US. COUNCIL: THANK YOU. COUNCIL: IT ACTUALLY MAKES ME WANT TO DO SOMETHING BETTER FOR MYSELF. AND THAT WAS LIKE, WOW, THIS IS WHAT IT'S ABOUT. COUNCIL: AND AND I DON'T KNOW IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS YOU CAN ASK THEM AFTERWARDS. BUT I JUST WANTED TO SHARE A COUPLE OF OTHER THINGS. COUNCIL: WE'RE ALSO WORKING WITH WILLIAM JESSUP'S NURSING PROGRAM, WHICH IS REALLY AMAZING. THIS JUST STARTED EXACTLY THE SAME TIME THE SHOWER SPACE. THE SHOWER OPENED UP COUNCIL: EVERY FRIDAY. 4 STUDENTS, 4 STUDENT NURSES, ARE ON SITE HELPING OUR NEIGHBORS. COUNCIL: THE UNHOUSED, ESPECIALLY WITH THEIR HEALTH NEEDS. THEY'RE GETTING THEIR COMMUNITY HEALTH CERTIFICATION, WHICH IS PRETTY AWESOME. SO COUNCIL: WE JUST WANT TO SAY, THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH FOR BELIEVING IN US, BELIEVING IN THE WORK THAT WE DO ENOUGH TO COLLABORATE WITH US AS WE LOVE OUR NEIGHBORS RIGHT WHERE THEY'RE AT, AND WE COULDN'T DO IT WITHOUT YOU AND COUNCIL: I BELIEVE THIS IS A GOOD WORK IN PROGRESS, AND WE'RE GOING TO JUST WE CAN'T WAIT TO SEE MORE THAT WE CAN DO. SO. COUNCIL: YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS. I'D LOVE TO BE ABLE TO ANSWER THEM IF YOU OR JUST COUNCIL: LET'S MOVE ON. COUNCIL: I DON'T HAVE A QUESTION, BUT COUNCIL: I JUST WANT TO SAY, THANKS TO THANKS TO YOU. COUNCIL: AND I THINK THIS IS COUNCIL: A REALLY BEAUTIFUL EXAMPLE OF WHAT CAN HAPPEN WHEN WE PARTNER TOGETHER, WHEN WHEN THE CITY ELECT OFFICIAL STAFF PARTNERS WITH THE COMMUNITY. I MEAN YOU AND I'VE HAD THIS CONVERSATION BEFORE IN ONE OF THESE MEETINGS THAT YOU KNOW YOU. YOU DO THE WORK, AND YOU'VE BEEN DOING IT. COUNCIL: AND I I COMMEND YOU AND I AND I, AND I BLESS YOU FOR THAT, AND YOUR AND YOUR VOLUNTEERS, AMEN AND YOUR CHURCH. COUNCIL: AND I'VE I'VE COUNTED A PRIVILEGE THAT WE HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO SAY. LOOK, WE, WE'VE BEEN GIVEN SOME RESOURCES, AND WE'RE GOING TO PASS IT ON TO YOU COUNCIL: IN COOPERATION WITH WHAT WE'VE BEEN DOING THROUGH OUR OTHER VOLUNTEERS. COUNCIL: WITH OUR HOMELESS PILOT PROGRAM AND EVERYTHING ELSE THAT WE'VE DONE. COUNCIL: AND I AND I LOOK BACK ON COUNCIL: WHAT WE'VE ALL ACCOMPLISHED COUNCIL: THE LAST FEW YEARS, AND IT'S JUST AMAZING. AND BUT YOU COUNCIL: HAVE BEEN IN THE TRENCHES FOR SO LONG. COUNCIL: AND YOUR NEW FACILITY IS BEAUTIFUL. COUNCIL: I WANT TO COME, TAKE A SHOWER, AND IT'S SO NICE. BUT YEAH, BUT THANK YOU, ERIC, FOR EVERYTHING. AND COUNCIL: AND I LOOK FORWARD TO COUNCIL: CONTINUING THIS PARTNERSHIP WITH YOU SO THAT WE CAN HELP MORE PEOPLE. COUNCIL: AND WHAT YOU JUST SAID ABOUT COUNCIL: THAT PERSON SAID, IT MAKES ME WANT TO DO MORE FOR MYSELF. THAT'S WHAT WE'RE HERE FOR, RIGHT? SO THANK YOU. AND BLESS YOU. AND COUNCIL: THANK YOU GUYS, I COUNCIL: JUST ONE OTHER THING. I THINK IT'S REALLY IF WE CAN MAKE IT. IT'LL BE FUNNY IF YOU WILL. COUNCIL: ABOUT 8 YEARS AGO WE WERE HELPING A FAMILY, AND WE, THE FAMILY, HAD TO LEAVE THE STATE, AND WE COUNCIL: HAVE TAKEN IN. MY WIFE AND I HAVE TAKEN IN THEIR THEIR CHILDREN, AND AT THE TIME THEY WERE YOUNG BOYS, AND NOW THEY'RE OLDER TEENAGERS. ONE'S A SENIOR IN HIGH SCHOOL, AND COUNCIL: LO AND BEHOLD! COUNCIL: LIKE RIGHT AS WE WERE OPENING UP THE SHOWER THE WEEK BEFORE A WATER MAIN BROKE AT MY HOUSE, SO I WAS WITHOUT WATER FOR ABOUT A DAY AND A HALF, AND COUNCIL: AND THIS TEENAGE VOICE COMES TO ME. HE'S HE'S COUNCIL: HE'S LIKE HE'S GOT TO TAKE 2 SHOWERS A DAY. I DON'T KNOW WHY THEY GOT TO TAKE 2 SHOWERS A DAY. COUNCIL: SORRY I DIDN'T KNOW OUR WATER BILL IS LIKE, YEAH, WE'RE PAYING IT, TOO. BUT HE GOES. HEY! COUNCIL: DO YOU THINK I COULD GO USE THE SALT MINE SHOWER BEFORE ANYBODY ELSE USES IT BEFORE I GO TO SCHOOL, AND I SAID, NO, JUST COUNCIL: LET'S GET IN. LET'S DIG UP OUR MAIN. LET'S FIX IT. SO WE WERE OUT THERE TILL 1030 AT NIGHT, FIXING THE WATER MAIN. BUT HE HE WAS. HE WAS WILLING TO GO TAKE A SHOWER THERE, TOO, WHICH KIND OF WOULD HAVE BEEN FITTING. BUT THAT'S OKAY. COUNCIL: BUT THANKS AGAIN, GUYS, AND THANKS FOR THE UNANIMOUS VOTE TO PUT THIS INTO PLAY ALL, EVERY SINGLE ONE OF YOU. I DON'T FORGET IT, AND I PRAY FOR YOU ALL THE TIME. SO THANK YOU, GUYS. AND COUNCIL: PASTOR ERIC AND I TALKED A COUPLE OF WEEKS AGO. YEAH, HE SAID, HEY, SHOWER JUST WENT OPERATIONAL. COUNCIL: AND I WANT TO PUT A VIDEO ON ACCOUNT OF ME. COUNCIL: I SAID, IT'S OPERATIONAL. AND YOU, WANNA COUNCIL: YEAH, I WAS A LITTLE WORRIED ABOUT IT. BUT EVERY TIME THAT I'VE GONE IN THERE TO JUST CHECK IT OUT. AND JUST LIKE, MAKE SURE EVERYTHING'S GOING. OKAY. IT'S BEEN IN USE. SO IT IS BEING USED FROM COUNCIL: FROM THE TIME WE OPENED. IT'S TUESDAY THROUGH FRIDAY, FROM 9 TO 11, AND THE REASON IT'S ONLY THAT 2. IT'S AN WE LEAVE OURSELVES AN HOUR FOR SANITIZING AFTERWARDS EACH DAY. SO IT'S A COUNCIL: IT TAKES A LOT OF WORK. IT'S GRUNT WORK. IT'S THE VOLUNTEERS ARE AMAZING THAT WE HAVE AT THE SALT MINE. SO COUNCIL: BUT AGAIN, THANK YOU GUYS FOR ALLOWING ME TO SHARE AND THANK YOU AGAIN, WE'RE GONNA I'M JUST EXCITED ABOUT WHAT MORE WE CAN DO AS WE COLLABORATE WITH EACH OTHER. DID YOU WANT TO SAY SOMETHING, PAUL? COUNCIL: NO, I THINK IT'S ALL BEEN COVERED. IT ACTUALLY JUST WHAT I'M THINKING AT THE MOMENT GIVEN. COUNCIL: WHAT ALMOST CERTAINLY IS GOING TO BE A CONVERSATION SURROUNDING COUNCIL: THE UNHOUSED COUNCIL: COMING UP HERE IS THIS CREATES A GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO TALK ABOUT COUNCIL: ALL THE PARTNERSHIPS THAT THE CITY IS INVOLVED IN TO ADDRESS THE HOMELESS ISSUE WITHIN OUR COMMUNITY, AND I'LL JUST GO AHEAD AND TOSS IT TO SHAWN AND CHRISTINE IF THEY WANTED. COUNCIL: WELL, ALL I'M GOING TO SAY IS THAT THIS ALL THIS WHOLE PROJECT STARTED FROM JUST A A COUNCIL: BLOCK THAT I DID OVER TO ERIC. COUNCIL: PRETTY NEW HERE, AND COUNCIL: HE SAID, HEY, WHY DON'T YOU COME? SEE WHAT WE DO? AND I WENT OVER ON A FRIDAY, AND THEY'RE VERY BUSY ON FRIDAYS. AND HE COUNCIL: IT WASN'T A HARD SELL OR ANYTHING IT WAS JUST LIKE, LOOK, THESE ARE OUR FACILITIES THAT WE HAVE. AND I WISH IN THE VIDEO. IT DIDN'T REALLY SHOW THE BEFORE PICTURES, BUT SUFFICE TO SAY THAT THE THE LAUNDRY FACILITIES WERE WERE WHIRLPOOLS YOU WOULD PICK UP ON OFFER UP, OR SOMETHING, AND THE SHOWER FACILITIES ARE NOT A PLACE THAT I COUNCIL: THINK THAT THERE, I MEAN IT WOULD BE DIFFICULT TO CLEAN YOURSELF, I THINK, IN SOME OF THOSE SPACES. AND SO EMBARRASSING TO BE HONEST. YEAH, YEAH. AND SO COUNCIL: IT'S 1 OF THOSE THINGS THAT LIKE, AT LEAST FROM MY SEAT, IS REALLY EASY, BECAUSE THERE'S A NEED. AND THE. THERE'S A PARTNER THAT UNDERSTANDS WHAT NEAT LINCOLN NEEDS AND HOW TO PROVIDE THAT SERVICE IN A WAY THAT YOU KNOW WE. COUNCIL: YOU KNOW, AGREE WITH AND COUNCIL: I'M JUST SUPER PROUD THAT IT ENDED UP WORKING OUT. AND I KNOW IT'S IT'S TOUGH TO DO SO JUST APPRECIATE IT. AND THEN ALSO, JUST SO THE COMMUNITY KNOWS. LINCOLN HAS COUNCIL: CHRISTINE PRIMARILY, AND I HAVE COUNCIL: WORKED ON A PILOT PROGRAM THAT IS IS STARTING TO BECOME REALLY SUCCESSFUL IN DEALING WITH OUR UNHOUSED CITY IS RUN, AND ERIC COUNCIL: SERVES THOSE SAME INDIVIDUALS, AND SO THAT PARTNERSHIP REALLY WOULDN'T WORK IF THEY DIDN'T HAVE A PLACE TO GO TO EITHER. GET MAIL. THEY GET FOOD, THEY GET HELP. OF A VARIETY OF TYPES, AND YOU KNOW HE'S NOT OUT THERE. COUNCIL: ADVERTISING IT. JUST DOES THE WORK. AND SO COUNCIL: THAT'S WHAT IT'S ABOUT. IF YOU WANT TO ADD KRISTEN. COUNCIL: SURE I DON'T. I DON'T HAVE A LOT TO ADD OTHER THAN TO SAY, PASTOR ERIC'S, 1 OF THE 1ST RESIDENTS THAT I MET WHEN I MOVED HERE IN EARLY 2,018, AND STARTED WORKING FOR THE CITY, AND THEN SHORTLY THEREAFTER TOOK OVER CHAIRING THE HOMELESS TASK FORCE AND KIND OF COUNCIL: RESTRUCTURED IT. AND HE WAS A VERY CRITICAL INDIVIDUAL TO HAVE INPUT AND SAY ON WHAT WAS WORKING AND WHAT WASN'T WORKING. AND WE'VE WORKED VERY CLOSELY SINCE THEN. AND I CERTAINLY APPRECIATE YOUR GUIDANCE AND YOUR EXPERIENCE IN THIS COMMUNITY, AND I THINK COUNCIL: YOUR, YOUR CHURCH, YOUR CONGREGATION, AND THE HOMELESS, AND EVERYONE IN THIS COMMUNITY IS VERY FORTUNATE TO HAVE YOU HERE WORKING WITH US. SO THANK YOU. THAT MEANS A LOT. THAT'S A BLESSING. COUNCIL: THANK YOU, ERIC. THANK YOU, ERIC. COUNCIL: NEXT ITEM ON THE AGENDA IS COUNCIL: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE ANNUAL REPORT. COUNCIL: JOANNE HILTON, THE CHAIR WILL PRESENT IT. COUNCIL: THANK YOU. IT'S IT'S AN HONOR TO FOLLOW THE SALT OF THE EARTH, ERIC. COUNCIL: AND ALL YOU DO, AND ROTARY, AND I WILL BE THERE ON SATURDAY MORNING TO HELP VOLUNTEER. COUNCIL: IT'S AMAZING WHAT THEY DO COUNCIL: FOR THOSE WHO DON'T KNOW. THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE IS COMPRISED OF 2 COUNCILMEN WHO COUNCIL PER MEMBERS. I SHOULD SAY COUNCIL: THAT ARE NON-VOTING. WE HAVE 9 REALLY AWESOME COUNCIL: DYNAMIC VOLUNTEER MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE. COUNCIL: WE HAVE A CITY MANAGER. COUNCIL: AND WE HAVE COUNCIL: OUR AMAZING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT MANAGER, AARON FRY, WHICH LEADS ME TO THE MOST SIGNIFICANT ACCOMPLISHMENT THIS YEAR FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, AND THAT IS THE HIRING OF AARON FRY COUNCIL: BRINGING HER TO OUR CITY STAFF IS SOMEONE WITH A CLARITY OF PURPOSE, A HIGH ENERGY, A CAN-DO ATTITUDE, AND AMAZING CREATIVITY. COUNCIL: WE'RE DELIGHTED TO HAVE HER HELPING US, GUIDING US, GIVING US IDEAS AND PUSHING. COUNCIL: THANK YOU TO THE COUNCIL FOR FINALLY, I'VE BEEN NAGGING YOU FOR 4 YEARS, FINALLY GETTING US THE FUNDING AND HIRING THE RIGHT PERSON COUNCIL: JUST BECAUSE YOU SAID SO, JOANNE. THANK YOU. COUNCIL: SO ON TO OUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS. JUST YOU HAVE A WHOLE LIST OF THEM. I WANT TO HIT JUST A FEW HIGHLIGHTS. 1ST OF ALL, HIRING ERIN. IF I SAID THAT COUNCIL: PARKING, WE'VE DONE SOME SIGNAGE IMPROVEMENTS, LOW HANGING PROOF JUST TO GET SOME PEOPLE KNOWING THAT WE DO HAVE FREE PARKING IN OUR CITY. COUNCIL: SOME OF THOSE ARE UP. SOME OF THEM ARE ABOUT TO BE GONE UP, AND THAT WILL HELP. WE'VE ADDED THEM TO THE GOOGLE MAPS, SO THAT PEOPLE KNOW WE DO HAVE FREE PARKING. COUNCIL: WE'VE DONE A FEW LITTLE EXTRA THINGS, AND WE'RE ALSO LOOKING AT, POSSIBLY MAYBE GETTING ANOTHER LOT COUNCIL: ON CITY PROPERTY OR NOT. COUNCIL: AND THAT WOULD BE WONDERFUL. COUNCIL: WE HELPED WITH THE GRANT APPLICATION FOR THE DOWNTOWN COUNCIL: PLANNING PROCESS THAT'S GOING TO BE DONE PRIMARILY WITH ZONING, ETC, WITH THE OPTICOS CONSULTANTS, AND WITH OUR CHRISTIAN AND HIS STAFF COUNCIL: WILL BE HELPING ALONG WITH THAT PROVIDING INSIGHT FROM SOME OF THE PEOPLE IN OUR COMMITTEE THAT ARE VERY EXPERIENCED IN THAT COUNCIL: WE'VE ALSO DONE A SPOTLIGHT ON BUSINESS OWNERS. WE'VE BEEN HAVING A SERIES OF BUSINESS OWNERS. PRISCILLA COUNCIL: CLINTON IS COMING TOMORROW TO OUR MEETING, AS SHE'S THE NEW OWNER OF SOLIS COUNCIL: GETTING THEIR FEEDBACK ON WHAT WE'RE DOING RIGHT AND WHAT WE COULD DO BETTER, AND ALSO JUST HEARING MORE ABOUT HOW THEY'RE DOING BUSINESS IN LINCOLN AND HOW WE CAN HELP THEM. COUNCIL: THIS MAY HELP WITH BUSINESS RETENTION, WHICH IS ANOTHER ONE OF OUR COUNCIL: THINGS THAT WE'VE REALLY ATTRACT, FOCUSED ON COUNCIL: TO HELP COUNCIL: CONTINUE. HOWEVER, OUR OUR BUSINESSES GROW. COUNCIL: WE HAVE THE AIRPORT 84 ACRES THAT IS ADJACENT TO THE AIRPORT, AND HAS A SHOVEL READY, AND IS NOW IN A MARKETING PACKAGE, READY TO BE MARKETED WITH. COUNCIL: PARTNERED WITH AARON AND OTHERS WITH GREATER SAC. AND WE'RE LOOKING TO HAVE SOME. COUNCIL: SOME REAL INTEREST IN DEVELOPING THAT AND GETTING SOME NEW BUSINESSES. COUNCIL: ANOTHER EXCITING THING IS THE CARNEGIE LIBRARY, WHERE WE HAVE A REUSE PROJECT, AND WE'VE GOT A FEASIBILITY STUDY GOING TO SEE WHETHER WE CAN TURN THAT INTO A CULTURAL ARTS CENTER WHICH WOULD HELP COUNCIL: WITH BRINGING VISITORS TO OUR DOWNTOWN AND ADDING TO THE REALLY THE AMBIANCE. COUNCIL: THROUGH OUR COMMITTEE WE HAD GOTTEN THE COUNCIL: HOTEL RELAXATION OF THE TAX TO TAX FOR 50, AND THEREFORE WE HAVE A NEW HOTEL, WHICH I UNDERSTAND WILL MAYBE MAKE IT BEFORE IN THE END OF THE YEAR OPENING. WE HOPE SO. COUNCIL: WHICH WOULD BE GREAT ADVANTAGE FOR US, BECAUSE RIGHT NOW, I'M TOLD BY COUNCIL: PLACER VALLEY TOURISM THAT EXISTING 24 HOTELS HAVE 90% OCCUPANCY ON WEEKENDS. SO WE DEFINITELY NEED MORE HOTELS, AND ESPECIALLY WE NEED THEM. IN LINCOLN COUNCIL: BRANDING, WE HAVE A NEW WHOLE NEW PROGRAM FOR MARKETING OUR CITY. WE HAVE A NEW WEBSITE IN THE PROCESS, THANKS TO ERIN AND INFORMATION THAT'S BEEN COMING THROUGH OUR COMMITTEE AND APPROVAL. AND COUNCIL: IT'S A VERY EXCITING TIME TO HAVE ALL OF MARKETING PROCESS, SOCIAL MEDIA, ETC, HAPPENING AND BEING REFRESHED. COUNCIL: ANOTHER THING THAT WE'VE DONE IS, COUNCIL: EVERY SINGLE MEMBER OF OUR COMMITTEE IS NOW A MEMBER OF A SUBCOMMITTEE. SO INSTEAD OF US JUST COMING FOR AN HOUR EVERY MONTH. COUNCIL: WE'RE NOW MEETING AS SUBCOMMITTEES AND FOCUSING ON PARTICULAR COUNCIL: AREAS. COUNCIL: THEREFORE, WE'RE GETTING MORE DONE. COUNCIL: AND I'VE BEEN FOLLOWING THIS COMMITTEE FOR ABOUT 12 YEARS, I GUESS, EITHER ON IT OR OFF IT, AND I THINK WE'RE DOING MORE NOW THAN WE'VE EVER DONE BEFORE. AND I'M REALLY PROUD THAT WE HAVE SUCH IMPORTANT PEOPLE COUNCIL: REALLY HARD WORKING ON ON DOING THIS, THE THINGS. AND, BY THE WAY, WE'VE BEEN TRYING TO VERY CLOSELY FOLLOW THE ACTION PLAN THAT WAS APPROVED FOR THE 5 YEARS 2023 TO 28. WE FEEL LIKE WE'RE WORKING ON 34 OF THE 64 ITEMS IN THE 1ST YEAR, EITHER COMPLETED OR IN THE PROCESS. COUNCIL: WE WANT TO ADD A COUPLE LITTLE THINGS TO OUR OUR LIST AND COUNCIL: HELPING WITH THE ZONING IS A VERY IMPORTANT THING. WE'D ALSO LIKE TO HELP PARTNER WITH THE SCHOOL DISTRICT ON SOME ROBOTICS FOR AGRICULTURE. COUNCIL: THAT'S 1 AREA. WE FOUND THAT WE COULD INCREASE COUNCIL: SOME OF OUR BUSINESS GROWTH IN THAT AREA. COUNCIL: AND OF COURSE, THE CARNEGIE. COUNCIL: AND THEN WE WOULD LIKE TO REGARDING INFRASTRUCTURE. WE FEEL IT'S IMPORTANT THAT WE COUNCIL: SUPPORT THE PT. THE PLACER COUNTY TRANSPORTATION PLANNING AGENCY'S PROPOSAL FOR SALES TAX INCREASE. COUNCIL: IT'S REALLY IMPORTANT FOR ATTRACTING NEW BUSINESS TO OUR AREA. COUNCIL: SO I THINK THAT'S IT. ON TERMS OF THE ACTION PLAN. I'D LIKE TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS IF I CAN. COUNCIL: I THINK HOLLY AND I ARE TRACKING PRETTY WELL, GOOD, AND THAT WE'RE ON THE COMMITTEE. SO COUNCIL: I DON'T HAVE ANY QUESTIONS. I REALLY APPRECIATE THE REPORT COUNCIL: SOUNDS LIKE, YOU GUYS ARE GANGBUSTERS. COUNCIL: THANK YOU. WHAT ELSE CAN I SAY? WELL, I DON'T KNOW. COUNCIL: THE COUNCIL: IS THERE ANY ASK COUNCIL: OF US? THERE'S NO ASK. COUNCIL: DON'T DON'T FIRE, AARON, DON'T FIRE BRICK. COUNCIL: OKAY, EVEN IF SHE HIDES UNDER A DESK COUNCIL: ANYTHING ELSE. I COUNCIL: EVERY ROLE COUNCIL: OPEN UP TO THE PUBLIC. IF THEY HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT ECONOMIC. COUNCIL: WE COUNCIL: HIGHLIGHT VERY OFTEN, BUT IT'S VERY IMPORTANT COUNCIL: PAYING THEM A ONLINE. COUNCIL: THANK YOU VERY MUCH. THANK YOU. AND GREAT REPORT. APPRECIATE IT. COUNCIL: OKAY. COUNCIL: YOU SAID YOU WANTED TO DO 8 F COUNCIL: OR COUNCIL: PUBLIC COMMENT. COUNCIL: NO, NO. WHEN WHEN YOU DISCUSS CONSENT, YOU WANT TO PULL IT. YEAH. I MEAN, IT DOESN'T NEED TO BE VOTED ON SEPARATELY. I JUST WANT TO CLARIFY. COUNCIL: SO NEXT ITEM COUNCIL: TO THIS PUBLIC COMMENT. COUNCIL: THAT'S TIME FOR MOBILE COUNCIL: TO COUNCIL: GIVE THEIR THOUGHTS AND TO COMMENT ON COUNCIL: ANY ITEM COUNCIL: WITHIN OUR PURVIEW. COUNCIL: WHICH MEANS WE'RE RESPONSIBLE FOR IT. COUNCIL: AND YOU HAVE 3 MIN TO DO IT. COUNCIL: SO COUNCIL: I HAVE 2 CARDS ALREADY FILLED OUT. COUNCIL: IT'S VERY HELPFUL FOR US. COUNCIL: IF HE FELL OUT OF CARD, BECAUSE. COUNCIL: ALTHOUGH IT'S NOT REQUIRED. COUNCIL: IT DOES MAKE THE MINUTES EASIER. SO COUNCIL: THANK YOU. COUNCIL: 1ST COUNCIL: PERSON IS COUNCIL: LEWIS ORTIZ. COUNCIL: I'M HERE REGARDING COUNCIL: THE PROSODY THAT'S GOING ON AND BEING PART COUNCIL: BY THE COUNCIL: CORDOVA ROOF TILES BEING REMOVED COUNCIL: FROM ALL THE BUILDINGS COUNCIL: AT THE PARK. I WANT TO KNOW WHO GAVE THAT AUTHORIZATION. COUNCIL: THAT ROOF TILE IS ICONIC COUNCIL: TO. I THINK, MCBEAN. COUNCIL: AND FOR THAT ATROCITY BE GOING COUNCIL: HAPPENING HERE. COUNCIL: HISTORICAL HISTORICAL AREA BEING DESTROYED. COUNCIL: I WANT TO KNOW WHO. COUNCIL: BECAUSE SOMEBODY'S MAKING MONEY ON THAT. THEY'RE PUTTING ASPHALT SHINGLES COUNCIL: THEY'VE TAKEN OFF COUNCIL: AT CORDOVA. ROUGH TILE, ONE PIECE OF CORDOVA ROUGH TILE. OLE IS WORTH $8. $8. COUNCIL: SO I FIGURED OUT. COUNCIL: ANYWAY. COUNCIL: WE'RE AT 20 COUNCIL: BY 30 PIECES. COUNCIL: 20 FEET BY 30 FEET COUNCIL: AT 600 SQUARE FEET. COUNCIL: A SQUARE IS COUNCIL: 10 BY 10, COUNCIL: ANYWAY. COUNCIL: WHAT THAT CONTRACTOR IS MAKING COUNCIL: OFF THAT CORDOVA. THAT'S ONES THAT ARE GOOD. COUNCIL: HE'S MAKING COUNCIL: $10,800. COUNCIL: IT'S COSTING HIM COUNCIL: TO PUT COUNCIL: ASPHALT SHINGLES COUNCIL: JUST MATERIAL, $2,400 COUNCIL: ON THAT. COUNCIL: SO I DON'T KNOW WHO AUTHORIZED THAT. COUNCIL: I'VE BEEN HERE FOR 74 YEARS. COUNCIL: THAT CORDOVA TILE WILL LAST A HUNDRED YEARS OR MORE. COUNCIL: AND COUNCIL: THAT ASPHALT SINGLES. COUNCIL: WHAT THEY PUT ON THERE COUNCIL: IS MAYBE MAYBE COUNCIL: 25 YEARS. COUNCIL: HOW WOULD I KNOW ALL THIS? I WAS GOING TO BE IN CONSTRUCTION. COUNCIL: SO I'M NOT JUST BLOWING SMOKE HERE. COUNCIL: THANK YOU. COUNCIL: THANK YOU FOR THE COMMENTS I'M DONE. COUNCIL: OH, YOU GOT 50 SECONDS. COUNCIL: THE OTHER THING IS THE SPEEDING THAT'S CONTINUING ON 1 93 COUNCIL: D STREET COUNCIL: AND COUNCIL: 5TH STREET STILL CONTINUING COUNCIL: AFTER THE MEETING. COUNCIL: THERE WERE 3 OFFICERS WERE. THERE WENT 2 CARS, ONE COUNCIL: ON A MOTORCYCLE THEY TOOK. THAT WAS ON A WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. THEY BROUGHT IN COUNCIL: SPEED, MONITORING LIKE THAT. COUNCIL: I WAS THERE COUNCIL: MONITORING CARS OVER 50% OF THE CARS WERE GOING OVER THE SPEED LIMIT. AND STILL NOTHING IS BEING DONE. AND I'LL TELL YOU WHAT'S GOING TO HAPPEN. SOMEBODY'S GOING TO GET HIT, AND THE BLOOD WILL BE ON YOUR HANDS COUNCIL: ON YOUR HANDS. YOU KNOW THAT. COUNCIL: SO I'M TOLD SOMETHING THAT'S DONE BECAUSE THERE ARE A LOT OF KIDS THERE, A LOT OF KIDS COUNCIL: AND NOTHING'S BEING DONE. AND THAT'S A SHAME. COUNCIL: COMPUTER COMMENTS. COUNCIL: CAN I ASK WHAT BUILDING HE'S TALKING ABOUT WITH THE TILE? HE'S TALKING ABOUT THE PAVILION AND GUN RANGE PROJECT, WHICH I'LL HAVE COUNCIL: SCOTT WITH PUBLIC WORKS. I THINK WE HAVE IT ON HIS SPEAKER CARD. REACH OUT TO HIM, BECAUSE THERE'S SOME. THERE'S QUITE A FEW COMPLEXITIES TO THAT PROJECT THAT WE SHOULD TALK THROUGH. IT WILL TAKE A LOT MORE THAN 2 MIN. COUNCIL: THANK YOU. COUNCIL: AND I ASSUME THAT WE'RE DOING A SPEED STUDY. COUNCIL: WHICH IS WHY THE YEAH EQUIPMENT WAS THERE. THANK YOU. COUNCIL: NEXT CARD I HAVE IS KEITH ESTES. COUNCIL: THANK YOU. COUNCIL: MR. MAYOR, MADAM VICE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS. COUNCIL: I'M KEITH ESTES. I'M CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF THE GATHERING INN. COUNCIL: AND I'M HERE TO MAKE JUST A FEW BRIEF COMMENTS. COUNCIL: FIRST, ST I WANT TO REINFORCE WHAT WE PUBLICLY AS WELL AS TO YOU, PRIVATELY COUNCIL: GATHERING IN IS COMMITTED COUNCIL: TO WORKING WITH THE CITY, TO DEVELOP AN AGREEMENT THAT ADDRESSES YOUR CONCERNS ABOUT OUR NEW MEDICAL FACILITY. COUNCIL: POLLY, YOU AND I RECENTLY HAD A GOOD CONVERSATION ABOUT THE PROGRAM. COUNCIL: TOGETHER WE IDENTIFIED SEVERAL ACTION ITEMS TO ADDRESS THE CITY'S CONCERNED. COUNCIL: I RECOMMEND COUNCIL: THAT THE GATHERING IN AND THE CITY CONTINUE A RESPECTFUL DIALOGUE. COUNCIL: WE ALL WANT THE SAME THING. COUNCIL: PRESERVE THE HEALTH, SAFETY AND CHARACTER OF THE COMMUNITY. COUNCIL: AND IN PARTICULAR COUNCIL: THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF THE IMMEDIATE NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL: WHERE FAMILIES LIVE, BUSINESSES THRIVE AND CHILDREN WALK TO SCHOOL. COUNCIL: TODAY. WE ALSO MET THIS AFTERNOON WITH THE BOARD PRESIDENT AND SUPERINTENDENT OF THE WESTERN PLACER UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT. COUNCIL: WE HAD A GOOD GOOD CONVERSATION ABOUT ALSO WORKING ON THOSE SAME GOALS. COUNCIL: SECOND, I WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT THE PEOPLE IN THIS ROOM ARE WATCHING THIS MEETING ARE CLEAR ABOUT THE GATHERING INN'S PLANS. COUNCIL: OUR MEDICAL RESPITE PROGRAM PROVIDES A PLACE FOR UNHOUSED PEOPLE, MOSTLY SENIOR CITIZENS. COUNCIL: TO RECUPERATE FROM SERIOUS ILLNESSES OR SURGERY UNDER MEDICAL SUPERVISION. COUNCIL: OUR GUESTS ARE MEDICALLY FRAIL ADULTS, MUCH LIKE THE PREVIOUS RESIDENTS OF THE BUILDING, WHICH WAS AN ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY. COUNCIL: THE DIFFERENCE IS THAT A MEDICAL RESPITE PROGRAM COUNCIL: DOES NOT ALLOW VISITORS OR GUESTS TO COME AND GO. COUNCIL: THEY STAY INSIDE TO REST, HEAL, AND RECEIVE SUPPORT. COUNCIL: TO HELP THEM MOVE TO SUSTAINABLE HOUSING WHEN THEY ARE WELL ENOUGH TO DO SO. COUNCIL: 3, RD I WANT TO REINFORCE THAT THIS IS NOT A SHELTER. COUNCIL: IT IS NOT A DROP-IN CENTER, A DETOX FACILITY, A SUBSTANCE, ABUSE, CLINIC. COUNCIL: IT IS A SECURED BUILDING THAT WILL BE QUIET, CLEAN, AND WELL LIT. COUNCIL: IN CLOSING, I WANT TO SAY AGAIN, THE GATHERING, THEN, IS COMMITTED TO WORKING WITH THE CITY, TO DEVELOP A PATH FORWARD. COUNCIL: AND ONCE WE HAVE COME TO AN AGREEMENT, THE GATHERING IN WILL HOST A COMMUNITY MEETING TO LISTEN TO PUBLIC CONCERNS, ANSWER QUESTIONS AND PROVIDE ACCURATE INFORMATION ABOUT THE PROGRAM. COUNCIL: THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME. COUNCIL: YEAH. COUNCIL: NO. COUNCIL: ISN'T. ISN'T THIS AN COUNCIL: IT'S KIND OF AN AGENDA. YEAH, THIS IS AN AGENDA ITEM. I'M NOT SURE WHY, THE PUBLIC COMMENT WAS NOW. BUT COUNCIL: I DIDN'T PRESENT IT WASN'T. YEAH. WE ALL HAVE A LOT OF QUESTIONS. OH, HE DID SKIP! OH, RIGHT COUNCIL: RESPECT COUNCIL: RIGHT. NO, AND YOU DON'T DO THAT IN PUBLIC. OH, MY GOD! COUNCIL: SO COUNCIL: NO QUESTIONS. COUNCIL: BECAUSE IT WAS A PUBLIC COMMENT, NOT COUNCIL: AN AGENDA ITEM. COUNCIL: THAT'S THAT'S REALLY IMPORTANT TO UNDERSTAND. ALSO. COUNCIL: AS IT IS NOT. COUNCIL: IT'S GONNA BE. COUNCIL: DO WE HAVE ANYTHING WE'RE GOING TO DISCUSS? COUNCIL: WELL, I THINK YOU HAVE AN OPENING TO DISCUSS IT WHEN WE GET TO THE ITEM THAT'S ON THE AGENDA COUNCIL: AND THE ABILITY TO TALK ABOUT THE ITEM. COUNCIL: WHICH IS COUNCIL: A LEGISLATIVE SUBPOENA RIGHT? COUNCIL: AND MR. S'S MY ADVICE TO YOU WOULD BE TO STICK AROUND AND TALK WITH THESE FOLKS AND ANSWER THEIR QUESTIONS COUNCIL: AFTER THE MEETING. COUNCIL: ANY OTHER PUBLIC COMMENT. COUNCIL: WE DO HAVE A HAND RAISE. MAYOR. COUNCIL: YOU HAVE ONE ONLINE. ONLINE. FRAN, PLEASE GO AHEAD. HI. I JUST WANTED TO TELL YOU THAT THE OLLIE PROGRAM WITH SIERRA COLLEGE STARTED AT THE LIBRARY. SO MONDAY THERE WERE 35 PEOPLE LOOKING FOR PARKING SPACES. I DROVE BY, SO I WENT HOME AND HAD SOMEBODY DROP ME OFF. AND THEN, THERE'S NO PLACE TO PARK, YOU KNOW ALL THE WORKERS ARE PARKING THERE. THE BINS TAKE UP 30 SPACES. YOU KNOW. I DID GET A RIDE HOME. THE PERSON WHO GAVE ME A RIDE HOME, HAD TO PARK WAY OVER BY THE STUDENT, PARKING THE GATE BETWEEN THE STUDENT PARKING AND THE THE LEFT HAND SIDE OF THE LIBRARY OR THE SCHOOL OFFICE PARKING. THAT GATE IS CLOSED SO CARS CAN'T GO THROUGH THERE. AND I I CAN UNDERSTAND WHY YOU DON'T WANT CARS GOING THROUGH THERE. BUT THERE JUST MUST BE SOMETHING THAT CAN BE DONE. MAYBE THE WORKERS CAN MAKE THEMSELVES A PLACE TO PARK IN THE DIRT OR SOMETHING. BUT THE ROAD GOING INTO THE WEST SIDE OF THE PARKING TO THE LIBRARY. ALL THE CARS ARE PARKED IN THE STREET ON BOTH SIDES OF THE THE CURB, YOU KNOW. IT'S A GOOD THING IT'S NOT PAINTED RED. ANYWAY. IT'S A REAL PROBLEM, LIKE I SAID, THESE 35 PEOPLE TRYING TO FIND A PLACE AT ONE O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON TO GO TO A CLASS, AND THEN ON TOP OF THAT, THEY HAD STORY TIME. SO THE PARENTS, COMING IN FOR THE STORY TIME HAD TO FIND A PLACE TO PARK. SO I JUST THINK YOU NEED TO BE AWARE THAT YOU FINDING A PLACE FOR THOSE CARDBOARD BINS IS REALLY IMPORTANT TO US, HAVING A PLACE TO PARK. I DON'T KNOW WHAT, WHERE YOU EXPECT PEOPLE TO PARK OVER THERE. THERE'S JUST NO PLACE TO PARK. OKAY, THAT'S WHAT I WANTED TO SAY TONIGHT. AND AND THE OTHER THING, I GUESS, IS OAK TREE LANE, 1 93. I HOPE YOU'VE DRIVEN DOWN THERE, AND JUST TO SEE ALL THE STUFF THAT'S GOING ON OVER THERE. IT'S IT'S REALLY PRETTY AMAZING. I HAD NO IDEA ALL THAT WOULD BE DONE TO. YOU KNOW, PUT IN THOSE SIGNAL LIGHTS. SO I THANK YOU FOR THAT. AND OUR OUR POETRY CLUB GOES TO THE SALT MINE ONCE A MONTH. AND WE'VE SEEN THAT SHOWER AND WASHING AREA, AND THAT IS REALLY WONDERFUL. AND WE'VE TAKEN TOILETRIES IN THERE, TOO. PEOPLE CAN DONATE TOILETRIES TO THEM. AND MIKE AND HIS WIFE, SUSAN, AND ALL THE VOLUNTEERS THAT ARE THERE, AND ALL THE NONPROFITS THAT HELP ON SATURDAYS. YOU KNOW IT ALL. WE ARE EVERY ALL OF US WORKING TOGETHER, AND I CAN'T SEE THE 3 MIN CLOCK, SO I DON'T KNOW IF MY TIME'S UP. BUT THANK YOU. COUNCIL: THANKS, FRAN. PLEASE DO SOMETHING ABOUT THE PARKING. COUNCIL: DIDN'T DIDN'T YOU ADDRESS THAT LAST TIME? CAN CAN YOU REMIND FRAN WHEN WE'RE DOING THAT CARDBOARD BOX RECYCLING? YEAH. SO, FRAN, HI, FRAN, WE'RE DOING LAST MEETING. THEY APPROVED. THE COUNCIL APPROVED A WHOLE NEW RECYCLING CENTER. THAT'S OFF THE LIBRARY PARKING GROUNDS. COUNCIL: IT'S A PRETTY BIG EFFORT. AND SO COUNCIL: I WON'T GIVE YOU AN EXACT TIMELINE. BUT THAT PROJECT IS GOING TO BID AND SOMETIME WITHIN THE NEXT. LET'S CALL IT. WHAT DO YOU THINK? THEN? 6 TO 9 MONTHS? COUNCIL: YEAH. BUT HOW LONG DO WE THINK? CONSTRUCTION? COUNCIL: 2 MONTHS. OKAY. SO, FRAN, BY THE 1ST QUARTER OF 2,025 YOU MAY BE ALL THE PARKING IN THE LIBRARY WILL BE JUST LIBRARY PARKING. COUNCIL: YEAH, FRIEND, MAYBE WE'LL LOOK AT WE. WE MAY NAME THE NEW RECYCLING FACILITY AFTER AFTER YOU. COUNCIL: JUST KIDDING. COUNCIL: OKAY. COUNCIL: YES, YES. COUNCIL: THAT I'M COUNCIL: THANK YOU, MR. MAYOR. COUNCIL MEMBERS, CITY STAFF, BYRON CHAPMAN OVER BY THE 12 BRIDGES AREA. JUST A QUICK COUNCIL: CAVEAT IF I WILL KIND OF BACKING UP A LITTLE BIT ON THE COUNCIL: I'M I'M REALLY PLEASED TO SEE THE THE NATIONAL DOG MONTH. COUNCIL: I MYSELF HAVE BEEN AROUND DISABLED PEOPLE WITH WITH THESE ANIMALS FOR 30 SOMETHING YEARS. A COUPLE OF THINGS I WANT YOU TO KNOW ABOUT THEM IS THE TIME AND AND ENERGY AND EFFORT IS SPENT. COUNCIL: THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE THAT JUST TOUCH ONE IS COUNCIL: COUNTLESS. COUNCIL: HOW PEOPLE CAN TAKE THAT PUPPY COUNCIL: AND RAISE IT TO A POINT WHERE THEY CAN PASS IT OFF TO SOMEONE ELSE. IT'S GOT TO BE HEARTBREAKING. I'VE TALKED TO THESE PEOPLE, AND IT'S IT'S IT'S INCREDIBLE. BUT WHAT I LIKE TO SHARE WITH PEOPLE IS THAT COUNCIL: JUST IN? THE AMOUNT TO TRAIN THE DOG IS A LITTLE OVER $50,000 PER DOG. COUNCIL: AND THOSE THAT RECEIVE THESE ANIMALS, THEY THEY GET THOSE WITH NO COST ATTACHED. COUNCIL: HOWEVER, IT ISN'T JUST THE DOG THAT GETS TRAINED. COUNCIL: THE PERSON THAT RECEIVES THE DOG ALSO HAS TO GO THROUGH TRAINING IN ORDER TO MAKE SURE THAT THIS IS GOING TO WORK SO LITERALLY, EACH PERSON HAS TO SPEND A MINIMUM OF OF 2 WEEKS AND SOMETIMES A MONTH. COUNCIL: LEARNING ABOUT 30 DIFFERENT COMMANDS. SO THAT'S THAT'S REALLY INCREDIBLE. AND THE ONE THING I WANT EVERYONE TO HEAR, BECAUSE IT'S SO IMPORTANT. COUNCIL: ALL OF THOSE DOGS ARE SO WELL GROOMED THEY'RE TAKEN CARE OF. COUNCIL: PARTICULARLY IF YOU SEE THAT DOG, AND IT HAS A CAPE ON IT. COUNCIL: IF IT'S OUT IN PUBLIC. YOU WANT TO PET IT. COUNCIL: ASK THE PERSON THAT'S THERE, BECAUSE I WANT YOU TO THINK OF THE DOG, NOT AS A PET COUNCIL: RIGHT NOW. IT'S WORKING. COUNCIL: SO, FOR EXAMPLE, IF YOU'RE A PERSON WHO IS BLIND, AND YOU LEAN OVER AND START TO PET THAT DOG HOPEFULLY, THAT DOG WILL IGNORE YOU. HOWEVER, AT THAT MOMENT IN TIME. THAT DOG MAY OR MAY NOT STOP THAT PERSON FROM DOING WHAT IT'S SUPPOSED TO DO, AND SOMEONE COULD GET HURT. SO THEY'RE NOT A DOG. 1ST THEY'RE A WORKER. YOU CAN ASK THE PERSON, AND IF THEY SAY, BY ALL MEANS, PLEASE DO SO. BUT JUST KEEP IN MIND THAT THEY'RE GREAT. THEY'RE WONDERFUL. COUNCIL: BUT THEY'RE A WORKING DOG, AND AND THAT HELPS EVERYBODY. SO IT WAS JUST A CAVEAT. THANK YOU. COUNCIL: THANK YOU VERY MUCH. COUNCIL: ANY OTHER MEMBER OF THE PUBLIC WISHING TO MAKE COMMENT. COUNCIL: NOBODY ONLINE. COUNCIL: I'LL CLOSE PUBLIC COMMENT. COUNCIL: GO TO THE CONSENT, CALENDAR. COUNCIL: THERE'S BEEN ONE ITEM CALLED COUNCIL: FOR COUNCIL: CLARIFICATION. AE, I'M SORRY, MAYOR, I I MISSPOKE 8 D. AS IN DOG D, AS IN DOG. YEAH. COUNCIL: GOOD. IT'S RIGHT. MONTH. YEAH. COUNCIL: I JUST WANTED TO POINT OUT THIS IS A COUNCIL: REQUEST TO MOVE FORWARD WITH AN APPLICATION TO ON THE HEALTHY CITIES. GRANT COUNCIL: REQUESTING AN AWARD OF 30 TO $40,000 FOR A COUNCIL: WORKOUT INSTALLATION. LOOKS LOOKS LIKE IT'S PROBABLY GOING TO GO IN FOSKET PARK. COUNCIL: AND THE REASON WHY I WANTED TO PULL IT JUST IN CASE COUNCIL WANTED TO ASK ANY QUESTIONS WAS TO HIGHLIGHT WHAT WE WE ANTICIPATE. WE WILL GET THE GRANT, AND THEN WE'LL TALK ABOUT HOW WE'RE GOING TO ALLOCATE DOLLARS FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE PROJECT. BUT IF YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT IT IS. COUNCIL: THEY HAVE A VERY SIMILAR KIND OF INSTALLATION AT MAIDU PARK, IN IN ROSEVILLE, AND IT'S ESSENTIALLY A CIRCUIT SORT OF WORK, PERMANENT WORKOUT EQUIPMENT THAT YOU KNOW. BE VERY DIFFICULT TO TAMPER WITH COUNCIL: FOR FOLKS. AND THERE'S A LOT OF FOLKS IN FOSKETT THAT WORK OUT EVERY MORNING. IN FACT, I THINK THERE'S A GROUP THAT MEETS THERE EVERY MORNING OF GENTLEMEN THAT WORK OUT ANYWAY, WHAT I WANTED TO BRING UP WAS I THINK HE'S HERE. OH, THERE YOU ARE, ERIC JOHNSON, OUR. HE'S A LONG, LONG STANDING PLANNING COMMISSION THAT SERVED ON OUR PLANNING COMMISSION FOR A NUMBER OF YEARS BROUGHT THIS IDEA UP TO MYSELF AND AND DOUG, AND RECREATION AS A NEAT IDEA, FOUND THIS FUNDING COUNCIL: KIND OF WORKED THROUGH THE IDEA WITH US. HIM AND DOUG WORKED ON THE REPORT THAT YOU'RE READING IN YOUR AGENDA THIS EVENING. AND IT'S JUST NOT EVERY DAY THAT A COMMUNITY MEMBER OR PLANNING COMMISSIONER COUNCIL: GOES TO THE EXTRA EXTENT OF ACTUALLY GETTING OUT THERE AND REALLY FINDING FUNDING TO DO A PROJECT LIKE THIS. SO I JUST THINK IT NEEDS TO BE RECOGNIZED, AND WE SURE HOPE WE GET IT, AND IF WE DO, WE'LL FIND APPROPRIATE DOLLARS TO MATCH IT TO GET THE PROJECT INSTALLED. COUNCIL: I KNOW. COUNCIL: AND HE COUNCIL: ANYTHING ELSE COUNCIL: ANYBODY WANT TO PULL? YEAH. COUNCIL: THEY ALL ACCEPTED MOTION ON ACCOUNT COUNCIL: THE PUBLIC WISH TO PULL ANYTHING. COUNCIL: THERE'S NOBODY ONLINE. MAYOR. COUNCIL: MOVE APPROVAL OF THE CONSENT. AGENDA, SECOND COUNCIL: MOTION, AND A SECOND. THANK YOU. COUNCILMEMBER, JOINER. AYE, COUNCIL, MEMBER BROWN, COUNCIL, MEMBER ANDREATA. YES, COUNCIL, MEMBER LAWRETSEN COUNCIL: AND MAYOR CARL SKINT. YES. COUNCIL: NEXT ITEM IS COUNCIL: PLACEHOLDER FOR PUBLIC HEARINGS. WE HAVE NONE. COUNCIL: GENERAL BUSINESSES, 10 ON THE COUNCIL: STANDARD AGENDA. COUNCIL: 10, A COUNCIL: ADOPT RESOLUTION 2024, COUNCIL: 1 96, AUTHORIZING THE TRANSFER OF FUNDS COUNCIL: FROM 12 YEARS AND ASSESSMENT DISTRICT COUNCIL: FUND 86 50 TO PCWA. COUNCIL: WATER COUNCIL: CONNECTION, BURNT COUNCIL: FUND 2250 FOR THE REPAYMENT OF THE 12 BRIDGES PRESSURE, REDUCING METER. COUNCIL: REDUCING A METERING STATION. COUNCIL: GOOD EVENING, MR. MAYOR. THANK YOU. AND THIS IS IN OUR CONTINUING SAGA COUNCIL: OF CLEANING OUT THE LONG CLEANING UP THE LONG, OUTSTANDING BOND REPAYMENTS. SO STAFF CONTINUES TO DILIGENTLY RESEARCH THESE THESE PROJECTS, TO DETERMINE COUNCIL: HOW THEY WERE PAID FOR, AND HOW THEY SHOULD HAVE BEEN PAID FOR SO, JUST AS A QUICK REMINDER THE BOND FUNDS WERE TAKEN OUT FOR THE 12 BRIDGES ASSESSMENT DISTRICT. COUNCIL: THE PROJECTS WERE COMPLETED APPROPRIATELY. HOWEVER, AT THE TIME THE PROJECTS WERE COMPLETED, THE CITY DIDN'T PAY ITSELF COUNCIL: BACK APPROPRIATELY FROM ONE FUND TO THE OTHER FUND. SO THAT'S WHAT THIS THIS ITEM BEFORE YOU IS ANOTHER IN THAT LONG LINE OF CLEANING UP AND TRANSFERRING THE MONEY COUNCIL: TO PAY BACK THE FUND THAT ACTUALLY PAID FOR THE PROJECT WHEN THE PROJECT SHOULD HAVE BEEN PAID FOR BOND FUNDS. I FEEL I FEEL LIKE I'M TALKING IN CIRCLES SOMETIMES. IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS I'M HAPPY TO ANSWER THEM. COUNCIL: ARE THERE ANY QUESTIONS FROM THE BOARD? COUNCIL: ANY QUESTIONS. COUNCIL: COMMUNITY COUNCIL: ONLINE. COUNCIL: ANY DISCUSSION. COUNCIL: NO DISCUSSION. BY THE VERY STRAIGHTFORWARD COUNCIL: I MOVE A COUNCIL: ADOPT THE RESOLUTION. 2024, 1, 8, 6, I'LL SECOND COUNCIL: MOTION, AND A SECOND COUNCIL: COUNCIL. MEMBER BROWN. YES, COUNCIL MEMBER ANDREATA. YES, COUNCIL MEMBER JOYNER. YES, COUNCIL MEMBER LORISEN. COUNCIL: YES, AND MAYOR CARL SKINT. COUNCIL: YES. COUNCIL: PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. COUNCIL: ITEM 10 B. COUNCIL: TOP. RESOLUTION COUNCIL: 7. COUNCIL: APPROVING THE REVISED SCHEDULE RANGE COUNCIL: FOR THE CLASSIFICATION OF ENGINEERING MANAGER COUNCIL: BE PRESENTED BY COUNCIL: DRINKERS. ARE HRPERS. COUNCIL: GOOD EVENING, MAYOR COUNCIL MEMBERS ON THE ITEM BEFORE YOU THIS EVENING. IT'S A REQUEST FOR A REVISION TO THE SALARY BAND FOR THE ENGINEERING MANAGER CLASSIFICATION. COUNCIL: THIS REQUESTED, INCREASES FROM THE MAXIMUM ANNUAL SALARY OF 147, COUNCIL: $609 TO 161,508, COUNCIL: THAT'S 147,609. COUNCIL: THE INCREASING, THE SALARY BOUND FOR THIS CLASSIFICATION WILL ALLEVIATE THE SALARY COMPACTION THAT EXISTS BETWEEN THIS CLASSIFICATION AND THE SENIOR ENGINEER CLASSIFICATION, WHICH IS CURRENTLY AT 3.1% BETWEEN THE 2 CLASSES. COUNCIL: THE OTHER ISSUE THAT THIS ALLEVIATES IS THE RECRUITMENT ISSUES THAT WE POTENTIALLY COULD BE FACED WITH BECAUSE THE SALARY WAS WAY BELOW MARKET. SO INCREASING THIS BAND WILL BRING IT TO MARKET. HELP US WITH RECRUITING THE ONE VACANCY THAT DOES EXIST. THERE'S 2 ENGINEERING MANAGER POSITIONS WITHIN THE CITY. ONE IS VACANT. COUNCIL: SO THE REQUEST IS TO ASSIST WITH THE RECRUITMENT AS WELL AS TO RETAIN EXISTING STAFF. COUNCIL: THE COST FOR THIS CHANGE FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE 2425 FISCAL YEAR IS 13,988, AND THIS AMOUNT CAN BE ABSORBED WITHIN THE EXISTING BUDGET AS A RESULT OF SALARY SALARY SAVINGS. COUNCIL: THAT CONCLUDES MY PRESENTATION, AND I CAN ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS YOU MIGHT HAVE COUNCIL: NO QUESTIONS. THANKS FOR WORKING ON THIS. THANK YOU. COUNCIL: ONE QUICK QUESTION. THAT'S COUNCIL: $13,000. IS THE WORST CASE COUNCIL: CORRECT? COUNCIL: WELL, WE DO HAVE ONE EXISTING INDIVIDUAL IN THE CLASSIFICATION. OKAY, YES. THANK YOU. YES. OKAY. ANY QUESTIONS FROM THE AUDIENCE. COUNCIL: I KNOW COUNCIL: NO DISCREP. COUNCIL: PARDON ME. MOVE APPROVAL OF THE ITEM. COUNCIL: SECOND. COUNCIL: A MOTION AND A SECOND. THANK YOU. COUNCILMEMBER JOINER. AYE, COUNCILMEMBER, BROWN, COUNCIL MEMBER ANDREATA. YES, COUNCIL. MEMBER LAWRETSEN. COUNCIL: YES, AND MAYOR CARLSKIN. YES. COUNCIL: THANK YOU. COUNCIL: THE NEXT ITEM IS 10 C. COUNCIL: ADOPT RESOLUTION 2024, 1 88, COUNCIL: AUTHORIZING THE LEGISLATIVE SUBPOENA COUNCIL: REGARDING ACQUISITION OF COUNCIL: 1663RD STREET SCREEN BY THE GATHERING IN COUNCIL: THAT'S MOMENTUM. COUNCIL: THANK YOU, MAYOR COUNCIL MEMBERS. WHAT IS BEFORE YOU TONIGHT IS A RESOLUTION TO ISSUE A SUBPOENA FOR RECORDS RELATED TO AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE GATHERING AND ACQUISITION OF PROPERTY LOCATED AT 1,663RD STREET IN LINCOLN, CALIFORNIA. COUNCIL: THIS IS DONE PURSUANT TO THE AUTHORITY OF THE CITY COUNCIL, VESTED IN THEM BY THE STATE PURSUANT TO GOVERNMENT CODE SECTION 37,104. COUNCIL: THE FACTS, AS STAFF BELIEVES AND UNDERSTANDS THEM COUNCIL: TODAY ARE SET FORTH IN THE WHEREAS CLAUSES OF THE RESOLUTION ARTICULATING THE FACTUAL BACKGROUND THAT WE BELIEVE SUPPORTS THE BASIS FOR THE REQUESTED DOCUMENTS. COUNCIL: IF COUNCIL DETERMINES THAT THE RECITALS ARE, IN FACT TRUE AND ACCURATE, AND ADOPTS THE RESOLUTION. THE RESOLUTION DIRECTS THE MAYOR TO EXECUTE THE ACCOMPANYING SUBPOENA. THE SUBPOENA WOULD THEN BE ISSUED BY MY OFFICE TO THE EXECUTIVE OR THE COUNCIL: KEITH DIEDRICH, THE CEO, WHO IS ALSO THE AGENT FOR SERVICE OF PROCESS FOR THE GATHERING IN, AND ALSO THE PERSON MOST KNOWLEDGEABLE AT THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES COUNCIL: COMMUNITY CARE EXTENSION PROGRAM. COUNCIL: AND THE SUBPOENA SPECIFICALLY ARTICULATES. COUNCIL: OH, GOSH! SOME 20! COUNCIL: SOME, I DON'T KNOW. ALMOST 50 DIFFERENT COUNCIL: DOCUMENTS OR CATEGORIES OF DOCUMENTS. WHEN YOU COUNT ALL OF THE SUBSECTIONS COUNCIL: THAT WOULD ARE BEING REQUESTED. PURSUANT TO THE SUBPOENA, THE DATE SET FORTH FOR THE PRODUCTION OF THOSE RECORDS IS AT THE NEXT CITY COUNCIL MEETING IN SEPTEMBER OF THIS YEAR, UNLESS OTHER ARRANGEMENTS ARE ORGANIZED AND AGREED TO UPON FAILURE TO RESPOND TO THIS SUBPOENA ADEQUATELY CARRIES WITH IT COUNCIL: THE LEGISLATIVE POWER TO GO BEFORE THE COURT SYSTEM AND MAKE A FINDING OF CONTEMPT AND REQUIRE DISCLOSURE, PURSUANT TO THOSE NEEDS COUNCIL: AS ARTICULATED IN THE GOVERNMENT CODE STATUTE. SO WITH THAT, I WILL COUNCIL: AFFORD COUNCIL THE OPPORTUNITY TO DISCUSS THE ITEM AND MAKE A DECISION ON THE RESOLUTION. COUNCIL: OKAY. IS THERE? ARE THERE ANY QUESTIONS? COUNCIL: WE'VE DISCUSSED THIS AMONG OURSELVES IN CLOSED SESSION? I'D REALLY LIKE TO HEAR FROM THE PUBLIC BEFORE WE YEAH. COUNCIL: THE MAIN COMPANY. I KNOW I COUNCIL: I'M DOING THAT. COUNCIL: I'LL WAIT. COUNCIL: THE ITEM BEFORE US IS COUNCIL: THE ACTUAL COUNCIL: ISSUANT ASKING TO ISSUE COUNCIL: A SUBPOENA COUNCIL: SO THAT WE CAN SEE SOME DOCUMENTS COUNCIL: THAT WE HAVE BEEN UNABLE TO GET. COUNCIL: AND SO THAT'S THE COUNCIL: CONFINES OF OUR DISCUSSION. COUNCIL: WELL, I THINK COUNCIL: I THINK WE CAN BE A LITTLE. NO, I'M RIGHT THERE WITH YOU. I YEAH. COUNCIL: IN PART BECAUSE OF WHAT I SAID UPFRONT WHEN THEY WERE IN THE PUBLIC COMMENT SECTION, I THINK WE CAN GO A LITTLE BROADER COUNCIL: THAN THAT. COUNCIL: I THINK THE WHEREAS CLAUSES CONTAINED WITHIN THE RESOLUTION ARE ARE BROAD ENOUGH, AND COVER A VERY SIGNIFICANT FACT PATTERN, SO THAT THE EXTENT THE PUBLIC WISHES TO COMMENT ON THOSE OR PROVIDE COUNCIL: THEIR INSIGHT ABSOLUTELY, I THINK. CERTAINLY THAT WOULD BE RIGHT COUNCIL: ACCEPTABLE PERFECTLY. BUT ITEMS THAT AREN'T. COUNCIL: AND COUNCIL: THE WAREHOUSE CLAUSES OR THE RESOLUTION COUNCIL: ARE THE ONLY ITEMS COUNCIL: UNDER DISCUSSION. COUNCIL: I GUESS WHAT I'M GOING TO SAY IS, I DON'T KNOW THAT WE'RE GOING TO LOOK THROUGH ALL 50 ITEMS AND TRY TO MATCH THEM UP TO COMMENTS PEOPLE ARE GOING TO MAKE SO VERY BROADLY. THEY HAVE COMMENTS I WANT TO HEAR SO CORRECT. AND I I SO I THINK, MAYOR, TO MAYBE YOUR POINT. MAYBE WHAT YOU'RE TRYING TO GET TO IS AS PART OF MY REPORT OUT COUNCIL: FROM CLOSED SESSION. I OBVIOUSLY STATED THAT I HAD BEEN GIVEN DIRECTION TO FILE LITIGATION. WE WILL NOT BE COUNCIL: SHARING ANY MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THAT ACTIVITY UNTIL, AND UNLESS THOSE DOCUMENTS ARE FINALIZED, FILED WITH THE COURT, AND THEN WE WILL MAKE THEM AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC. COUNCIL: SO TO THE EXTENT THE COMMENT IS LIMITED, CORRECT TO THIS RESOLUTION AND SUBPOENA. COUNCIL: IF WE HAVE NO QUESTIONS, WE'LL SEE IF PEOPLE IN THE AUDIENCE DO COUNCIL: GO, HARRY. COUNCIL: YES. COUNCIL: HI! I WASN'T PLANNING ON SPEAKING TONIGHT, BUT I FELT VERY PASSIONATELY AFTER HEARING SOMEBODY ELSE SPEAK PRIOR TO ME. COUNCIL: AS A MOM. COUNCIL: AND I REALIZE THAT I DON'T KNOW IF THIS FALLS IN LINE WITH THE AGENDA. BUT, AS PREVIOUSLY STATED, THE PURPOSE OF THIS FACILITY IS NOT AS IT'S PORTRAYED ON THE GRANT APPLICATION COUNCIL: WHICH I FEEL LIKE. THAT'S PART OF OUR SUBPOENA RECORDS. COUNCIL: IT CLEARLY STATES THAT IT'S FOR DRUG AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE, RECOVERY UNIT AS WELL AS MENTAL HEALTH. COUNCIL: I HAVE A CHILD THAT GOES TO SCHOOL 400 YARDS AWAY. COUNCIL: HE WALKS COUNCIL: TO HIS GRANDMA'S HOUSE. COUNCIL: I FEEL UNSAFE. COUNCIL: AND I FEEL LIKE COUNCIL: WE NEED TO FURTHER ADDRESS THAT THE PROXIMITY TO THAT SCHOOL AND 1ST STREET ELEMENTARY, WHICH THERE IS A TRANSIT STOP RIGHT IN FRONT OF THAT SCHOOL COUNCIL: NEEDS TO BE ADDRESSED, AND I HOPE THAT WE TAKE A CLOSER LOOK AT THAT WHEN WE LOOK THROUGH THE RECORDS COUNCIL: AND THANK YOU. COUNCIL: MAYOR, YOU DID HAVE SOME SPEAKER CARDS UP THERE, TOO. COUNCIL: OH, I DO. COUNCIL: I'M SPEAKING FOR ME AND SOMEONE ELSE WHO COULD SPEAK FOR ME AND SOMEONE ELSE WHO COULDN'T BE HERE. COUNCIL: WE ARE ADAMANT THAT THAT GATHERING IN IS THE WRONG PLACE FOR THE WRONG TOWN. COUNCIL: LINCOLN'S LINCOLN'S HAS BEEN A NICE, SMALL, QUIET TOWN. COUNCIL: AND ONE THING YOU NEED TO CONSIDER IS. COUNCIL: THERE'S NO PLACES FOR THOSE PEOPLE TO WORK AT WHENEVER THEY GET OUT OF THERE. COUNCIL: AND WE WE DON'T WANT THAT IN LINCOLN. COUNCIL: AND THEN. COUNCIL: DAVID KAHN. COUNCIL: I DON'T KNOW IF HE HEARD YOU. COUNCIL: DAVID. COUNCIL: THERE'S STUFF GOING ON. COUNCIL: OKAY. COUNCIL: HI, MAYOR COUNCIL. THAT'S KIND OF COOL. SEEING YOUR FACES FROM FROM SATURDAY MORNING. COUNCIL: I LIVE 2 BLOCKS FROM COUNCIL: THE PROPOSED FACILITY. COUNCIL: WE WALK OUR DOGS PAST THERE. COUNCIL: WE OUR DAUGHTER'S GOING TO BE ATTENDING GEMS. MIDDLE SCHOOL HERE COUNCIL: NEXT YEAR. COUNCIL: AND I'M NOT THE MOST ELOQUENT SPEAKER. COUNCIL: I'LL LEAVE THAT TO HER. SHE'S GOOD SPEAKER, BUT COUNCIL: I'M REALLY CONCERNED. MY WIFE AND I TOOK A TRIP AFTER THE LAST COUNCIL MEETING TO AUBURN. COUNCIL: TO ONE OF THE FACILITIES THERE, AND I WAS JUST SPEAKING TO MR. ASHLEY, SO I'M NOT SURE COUNCIL: WHICH FACILITY WAS. COUNCIL: BUT IT'S IN THE CAMPUS, AND WHAT WE WERE TOLD EARLIER ABOUT THIS FACILITY IN LINCOLN WAS THAT IT'S GOING TO BE NO LOITERING. COUNCIL: NO VISITORS IN OR OUT ALL OF THIS KIND OF STUFF. BUT WHEN WE WERE UP IN AUBURN. COUNCIL: THERE WERE PARKED CARS RIGHT COUNCIL: IN THE IN THE PARKING LOT OF THE FACILITY COUNCIL: DOORS OPEN, PEOPLE SITTING HALF IN, HALF OUT, PEOPLE LAYING DOWN IN SOME CARS, MUSIC PLAYING, PEOPLE STARING AT THEIR PHONES, DOING WHATEVER COUNCIL: LITTLE GRASSY AREA PARKED COUNCIL: RIGHT ACROSS COUNCIL: FROM THE PARKING AREA. COUNCIL: PEOPLE LAYING OUT COUNCIL: PILES OF STUFF COUNCIL: NEXT TO THEM. COUNCIL: AND NOT JUST LIKE MOM, DAD AND YOUNG DAUGHTER CHASING BUBBLES, OR, YOU KNOW, THROWING THE FRISBEE AROUND. THESE ARE PEOPLE WITH NOWHERE ELSE TO GO. COUNCIL: JUST WAITING FOR SOMETHING. COUNCIL: NOT TO MENTION THE SUITE COUNCIL: SMELL OF CANNABIS WAFTING GENTLY THROUGH THE BREEZE UP IN AUBURN WHICH WAS EVER PRESENT COUNCIL: WHEN WE'RE THERE. COUNCIL: WE ALSO TOOK A TRIP TO THE ROSEVILLE FACILITY COUNCIL: AND AGAIN. COUNCIL: GATE WIDE OPEN. COUNCIL: HE SAT THERE FOR 3 OR 4 OR 5 MIN, PEOPLE WALTZING IN AND OUT. COUNCIL: PEOPLE SITTING ON THE SIDEWALK. COUNCIL: I HAVE A CALL LOG FOR THE ROSEWOOD POLICE FOR THE LAST SEVERAL MONTHS TO THAT SPECIFIC LOCATION ON BERKELEY COUNCIL: TRESPASSING COUNCIL: BURGLARY, THEFT. COUNCIL: PUBLIC INTOXICATION, AND COUNCIL: THE BIG ONE, THE BIG R. COUNCIL: RIGHT COUNCIL: NOW I JUST TURNED AROUND. I WAS SPEAKING TO MR. S. ASKING PEOPLE IT'S THE SAME KIND OF FACILITY AS THOSE COUNCIL: HE WASN'T ABLE TO ANSWER, BECAUSE THEY HAVE SEVERAL, A COUPLE DIFFERENT LOCATIONS AND FACILITIES IN AUBURN, SO IT WAS NOT FAIR TO HIM TO COUNCIL: TO SAY THAT HE'S NOT BEING TRUTHFUL. I DON'T KNOW THAT. COUNCIL: REGARDLESS COUNCIL: I'M KIND OF EMOTIONAL ABOUT THIS, AS YOU MIGHT BE ABLE TO TELL. COUNCIL: IT'S DIFFICULT FOR ME, BECAUSE I WANT THE BEST FOR EVERYBODY, ALL PEOPLE. COUNCIL: AND SO WHEN I WEIGH ALL THIS, AND I PUT IT THROUGH THE SIFTER, I WANT THE BEST FOR EVERYONE, WHETHER THEY HAVE A ROOF OVER THEIR HEAD OR THEY DON'T. IT SUCKS, MAN, IT'S GOT TO SUCK TO NOT HAVE A PLACE TO GO RIGHT. COUNCIL: BUT WHEN YOU, WHEN YOU BOIL IT DOWN, WHEN YOU, IT GOES THROUGH THE SIFTER AND YOU GET DOWN TO THE BOTTOM. COUNCIL: THIS ISN'T THE PLACE. COUNCIL: THANK YOU. COUNCIL: ANY OTHER COMMENTS. COUNCIL: PLEASE. DEFINITELY. COUNCIL: YEAH. MORE CARDS. COUNCIL: DEMO CARDS. COUNCIL: I MEAN. SORRY. COUNCIL: HI, I REALLY DIDN'T INTEND ON SPEAKING, AND I DON'T WANT TO SPEAK ON BEHALF OF LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL, BUT I AM A COACH AT LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL. COUNCIL: MY ATHLETES COUNCIL: ARE PREDOMINANT. WELL, THEY'RE ALL FEMALE. COUNCIL: WE TYPICALLY ARE THE LAST TO PRACTICE AT LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL. MY ATHLETES LEAVE ABOUT 8, 30, COUNCIL: 9 O'CLOCK, SOMETIMES 9, 30. AT NIGHT. WE DO PRACTICE THROUGH THE WINTER AND THE SPRING. I AM A SPRING COACH ATHLETE. COUNCIL: IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN THAT. COUNCIL: I COULD FEEL FREE TO LEAVE MY ATHLETES FOR 5 MIN TO WAIT FOR THEIR PARENTS. COUNCIL: I HAVE HEAVY CONCERNS ABOUT AN OPEN CAMPUS AT NIGHT, WHERE I HAVE GATES OPEN ON MY CAMPUS, AND THERE'S COVERAGE COUNCIL: THAT I NO LONGER WILL BE ABLE TO LEAVE MY ATHLETES TO WAIT FOR THEIR PARENTS AT NIGHT. IT HASN'T BEEN COUNCIL: A LEGALITY, AS FAR AS BEING A COACH THAT WE HAVE TO REMAIN ON CAMPUS TO MAKE SURE THAT OUR STUDENTS COUNCIL: OUR HOME SAFE. COUNCIL: IT IS A LITTLE BIT OF CONCERN MOVING FORWARD THAT IF THIS DOES GO FORWARD I WILL NEVER FEEL SAFE. LEAVING MY ATHLETES TO STAND ON CAMPUS AND WAIT FOR A PARENT TO ARRIVE COUNCIL: WITH THAT BEING SAID, I ALSO LIVE ON D AND 1ST STREET. COUNCIL: I LIVE BETWEEN THE CREEK AND I LIVE BETWEEN MIXING PARK. SO I SEE A LOT OF OUR OWN HOMELESS PEOPLE COUNCIL: PASSING BACK AND FORTH BETWEEN THE CREEK AND MCBEAN PARK. COUNCIL: I HAVE HAD HOMELESS PEOPLE COUNCIL: ACTUALLY TAKE A CRAP IN MY SIDE YARD. I TAKE UP THE WHOLE CORNER OF DEAN, 1ST ON THE OPPOSITE SIDE OF 1ST ADJACENT FROM BURGER KING. COUNCIL: SO I'VE HAD A LOT OF INTERACTIONS WITH THE HOMELESS, SOME OF THEM VERY PLEASANT. I'VE HAD THEM WALK INTO MY DRIVEWAY AND APPROACH MY TEENAGE DAUGHTER AND HER BOYFRIEND, AND COUNCIL: TRY TO GET INTO THEIR VEHICLES. NOW THIS IS JUST OUR LOCAL HOMELESS. I AM A LITTLE CONCERNED ABOUT WHAT WILL COME COUNCIL: AS WE BRING A LARGER FACILITY INTO OUR COMMUNITY. MY HUSBAND WORKS IN SACRAMENTO. HE LIVES OR WORKS. 5 MIN FROM SACRAMENTO COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT. COUNCIL: BETWEEN HIS WORK AND THE SACRAMENTO COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT IS A CHURCH COUNCIL: THAT ALLOWS HANDOUTS ONCE A WEEK AND ONCE A MONTH PROVIDES MEDICAL SERVICES TO THE HOMELESS. I THINK IT'S A GREAT CAUSE. HOWEVER. COUNCIL: THE HOMELESS STAY AT THE CHURCH COUNCIL: 7 DAYS A WEEK. COUNCIL: 31 DAYS OF THE MONTH. COUNCIL: I HAVE SEEN PEOPLE COUNCIL: DEFECATE IN PUBLIC. I HAVE SEEN THEM WALK AROUND TOPLESS. I HAVE SEEN THEM ACTUALLY STRIP DOWN AND CHANGE COUNCIL: OUT OF THEIR CLOTHING TO THE NEXT DAY'S CLOTHING. COUNCIL: A LOT OF THAT COMES WITH A LOT OF THINGS, AND IT'S NOT TO DISHEARTEN THE HOMELESS. I THINK THAT THERE IS A LOT OF THINGS THAT WE COULD DO COUNCIL: TO HELP THEM WITH GRANT MONEY. THAT WE'RE NOT USING. MENTAL HEALTH CARE IS A HUGE ISSUE FROM OUR CHILDREN TO THE HOMELESS POPULATION, AND IT NEEDS TO BE ADDRESSED. COUNCIL: I JUST AM VERY FEARFUL. I'VE LIVED IN THIS COMMUNITY FOR ALMOST 10 YEARS. I LOVE THIS COMMUNITY. WE MOVED HERE BECAUSE I GREW UP IN A SMALL TOWN IN IDAHO. I WANTED MY KIDS TO HAVE THE REPLICATE OF WHAT I GREW UP IN. COUNCIL: IT IS VERY QUICKLY FALLING AWAY, AND I JUST WANT YOU TO KNOW THAT WE CARE. COUNCIL: THANK YOU. COUNCIL: I HAVE A CARD. COUNCIL: PICARD, REVEREND NELSON. COUNCIL: YES, MAYOR, COUNCIL MEMBERS STAFF. COUNCIL: MY NAME IS REVEREND VIRGIL NELSON. I'M A RETIRED PASTOR. COUNCIL: CURRENTLY A MEMBER OF SHEPHERD OF SIERRA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN LOOMIS COUNCIL: OUR CONGREGATION WAS INSTRUMENTAL IN THE FOUNDING OF TGI, AND WE HAVE HOSTED THE TGI NOMADIC SHELTER COUNCIL: IN OUR SANCTUARY COUNCIL: UP TO 7 TIMES A MONTH COUNCIL: SINCE IT BEGAN 20 YEARS AGO. COUNCIL: THAT'S 50 TO 80 PEOPLE SLEEPING ON THE FLOOR IN OUR SANCTUARY. WE PREPARE A MEAL FOR THEM AT THE NIGHT. COUNCIL: AND SEND THEM OUT IN THE MORNING WITH A BREAKFAST. COUNCIL: I'M HERE TO VOUCH FOR THE INTEGRITY OF THE PROGRAMS OF TGI THROUGHOUT OUR COMMUNITY. COUNCIL: HOW MANY OF US HERE TONIGHT HAVE EVER BEEN IN THE HOSPITAL. COUNCIL: RAISE YOUR HAND COUNCIL: IN THE HOSPITAL. HOW MANY HAVE EVER BEEN IN THE HOSPITAL? COUNCIL: THINK BACK ON WHAT IT WOULD HAVE BEEN LIKE FOR YOU TO FACE. COUNCIL: LEAVING THE HOSPITAL COUNCIL: WITH NO PLACE TO GO. COUNCIL: WHAT CHOICES WOULD YOU HAVE? COUNCIL: MOST OF US HAVE BEEN BLESSED COUNCIL: WITH A HOME, WITH FAMILY ENOUGH FINANCIAL RESOURCES TO MAKE THE TRANSITION. COUNCIL: BUT WHAT ABOUT THOSE PEOPLE WHO DON'T? COUNCIL: DID YOU KNOW THAT OVER 20 COUNCIL: RESIDENTS OF LINCOLN HAVE BENEFITED FROM TGI'S MOBILE RESPITE PROGRAM. COUNCIL: LAST YEAR, HOWEVER, THERE WERE OVER 200 PEOPLE WHO WERE TURNED AWAY BECAUSE OF A LACK OF BEDS. COUNCIL: QUESTIONS THAT I HEARD AT SATURDAY'S MARCH. COUNCIL: CAN TGI BE TRUSTED? COUNCIL: CAN IT BE TRUSTED WITH RESPECT TO THE DEFINITION AND MANAGEMENT OF THE PROGRAM. COUNCIL: FOR EXAMPLE, WILL IT TRULY BE A LOCKED FACILITY? COUNCIL: WILL THERE BE NO ONE ENTERING AND GOING COUNCIL: NO VISITORS? WILL PATIENTS REALLY BE PROHIBITED FROM LEAVING AND WALKING AROUND THE NEIGHBORHOOD? COUNCIL: THE ANSWER IS, YES. COUNCIL: AND YOU CAN TALK TO THE NEIGHBORS OF THE EXISTING COUNCIL: FACILITY THAT TGI MANAGES COUNCIL: THE SAME PROGRAM. COUNCIL: DOES TGI RESPOND TO THE NEIGHBORS? COUNCIL: YES, I, PERSONALLY WAS INVOLVED IN THE TRANSITION BETWEEN THE MANAGEMENT FOR THE MOBILE TEMPORARY SHELTER COUNCIL: OF 50 BEDS IN AUBURN. COUNCIL: TGI RESPONDED IMMEDIATELY, AND SETTING UP MEETINGS WITH THE NEIGHBORS. COUNCIL: IN THE BEGINNING THERE WERE OVER A HUNDRED PEOPLE WHO SHOWED UP COUNCIL: LAST MONTH COUNCIL: FOR PEOPLE WHO CAME, AND THAT SHOWS THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE COMMUNICATION PROCESS COUNCIL: IN KEEPING THE PROGRAM GOING. COUNCIL: MANY FEEL THAT THE CITY OF LINCOLN SHOULD HAVE THE RIGHT COUNCIL: TO CONTROL ALL OF THE PROGRAMS THAT COME INTO THE COMMUNITY. THANK YOU. COUNCIL: AND THERE'S A LOT OF ANGER AT THE STATE. COUNCIL: THANK YOU. COUNCIL: GENTLEMEN. COUNCIL: WALKING UP COUNCIL: MAYOR COUNCILMAN. COUNCIL: I WOULD SAY, THIS IS THE WRONG COUNCIL: THING FOR THAT LOCATION. COUNCIL: HOW MANY SCHOOLS IT'S RIGHT ACROSS FROM. COUNCIL: YOU NEED TO FOLLOW THROUGH WITH THE RESOLUTION. COUNCIL: THANK YOU. COUNCIL: ANY OTHER COUNCIL: ROSE DOWN. PLEASE COME UP. COUNCIL: MAYOR COUNCIL MEMBERS STAFF. COUNCIL: I'M DANELLE COLLINS, A RESIDENT IN LINCOLN. COUNCIL: A NERVOUS RESIDENT IN LINCOLN. COUNCIL: MY QUESTION IS COUNCIL: HOW SOMETHING LIKE THIS CAN HAPPEN WITHOUT ANY STUDIES. COUNCIL: I PURCHASED 20 ACRES IN LINCOLN COUNCIL: ABOUT 8 YEARS AGO. COUNCIL: AND THE AMOUNT OF COUNCIL: IT'S COUNCIL: STUDIES THAT WE HAD TO PAY FOR AND GO THROUGH TO SUBDIVIDE THE PIECE OF PROPERTY INTO 2 PARCELS THAT WOULD COUNCIL: SIMPLY ALLOW FOR 2 RESIDENT RESIDENTIAL HOMES TO BE BUILT COUNCIL: WAS ASTRONOMICAL. WE, THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, REQUIRED US TO STUDY THE IMPACT THAT BUILDING 2 HOUSES ON 650,000 SQUARE FEET OF LAND. HOW IT IMPACT THE COUNCIL: WILDLIFE, THE GRASSES, THE COUNCIL: I MEAN EVERY SQUARE INCH WE HAD TO PAY A BIOLOGIST TO STUDY THE IMPACT OF COUNCIL: SHOWING THAT PLACER COUNTY AND CALIFORNIA HAVE COUNCIL: GREAT CONCERN OVER THE IMPACT OF THINGS IN OUR AREA. WE HAD TO PERFORM A CULTURAL STUDY TO STUDY THE IMPACT OF THOSE THAT WERE HERE BEFORE. AND IF THEY MAY WALK ON THIS PROPERTY, IF WE'RE COUNCIL: DISTURBING THEM, AND COUNCIL: THOUSANDS THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS IN SEVERAL YEARS COUNCIL: OF OUR TIME WAS SPENT TO DO A SIMPLE COUNCIL: RESIDENTIAL HOUSING PROJECT PROJECT. COUNCIL: AND IF THE GATHERING IN WAS WANTING TO COME TO OUR CITY AND WORKED WITH PLACER COUNTY, OR GOT PERMISSION FROM PLACER COUNTY OR THE CITY OF LINCOLN KNEW OF THE PROJECT. COUNCIL: I DON'T KNOW WHY THERE WOULDN'T BE COUNCIL: SIMILAR IMPACT STUDIES THAT WOULD GIVE THE US COUNCIL: THE DECISION OF WHETHER OR NOT THIS IS SOMETHING THAT BELONGS IN OUR COMMUNITY. IT SEEMS SILLY THAT THIS COULD JUST BE COUNCIL: LIKE ABOVE EVERYONE'S HEAD AND COUNCIL: PLACED HERE WITHOUT COUNCIL: ANY INPUT OR COUNCIL: EQUAL, OR IF NOT, GREATER, IMPACT STUDIES OF HOW IT WILL AFFECT THE RESIDENTS IN THIS COUNCIL: COMMUNITY. COUNCIL: THANK YOU. THANK YOU. COUNCIL: THE OTHER PEOPLE IN THE AUDITOR. COUNCIL: I AM NOT GOOD AT PUBLIC SPEAKING, SO THIS IS GOING TO BE REALLY HARD TO GET OUT. BUT COUNCIL: WE'RE SHORT ON AMBULANCES ALREADY FOR GETTING PEOPLE HELP THAT ARE IN CRITICAL CARE BECAUSE THEY'RE BEING WASTED COUNCIL: ON PATIENTS THAT DON'T HAVE A RIDE TO LEAVE A FACILITY, AND THAT IF THEY SHOW UP THEY ARE GUARANTEED A RIDE. COUNCIL: AND IT'S WASTING OUR AMBULANCES THAT COULD BE HELPING PEOPLE IN MORE CRITICAL CARE. COUNCIL: AND ON TOP OF THAT IT DOESN'T BELONG NEXT TO AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL COUNCIL: THAT I DON'T FEEL SAFE FOR MY KID TO GO TO SCHOOL COUNCIL: THAT I'M GONNA HAVE TO MOVE. COUNCIL: THIS IS NOT AN OPTION COUNCIL: AT ALL. COUNCIL: AND COUNCIL: THANK YOU, MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS MY NAME IS SHAD PULLEY. COUNCIL: I LIVE OUT NEAR TURKEY CREEK GOLF COURSE. COUNCIL: MY WIFE AND I 1ST MOVED TO LINCOLN BACK IN 2,000, COUNCIL: ALWAYS VALUED THE QUALITY OF LIFE THAT WE HAVE HERE. COUNCIL: AND IT'S BEEN A GREAT PLACE TO RAISE A FAMILY. COUNCIL: I HAVE TO AGREE WITH MANY OF THE OTHER PEOPLE THAT HAVE ALREADY SPOKEN COUNCIL: THAT. COUNCIL: THIS IS JUST THE WRONG LOCATION COUNCIL: FOR T