--------- You you you can turn off your camera if you want. I know I know you're at the bar meeting, so we're getting out of it. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. We have everyone All right, we are on again. I'm going to
have everyone turn on their cameras. I'm seeing two um individuals and I want to remind everyone that this is a formal interview process. All right. Um good evening and welcome
to the personnel and I'm sorry. Give me one second. My apologies. I see counselor. >> Um, give us one second.
Everyone apolog Oh, it's okay. Hi everyone. Apologies. We had some technical difficulties, but we are live now and we're going to start the meeting. All right. So, welcome to the personnel and administration committee meeting. Today
is Wednesday, November 12th. It is it is now 7 7:31 p.m. We have voting members present here in the city council office, myself, councelor Stephanie Fonte, chair of this committee, the vice chair, councelor
Wendy Luzon, and councelor Anna Levy. Pursuant to chapter 20 of the acts of 2022, this meeting of the personnel committee is being conducted via remote participation. A reminder that persons who would like to listen or view this meeting while in progress may use um may
may join through the Zoom link or can follow along through our Facebook and YouTube um channel. At this point, can you please join me in the fl um the pledge? It's a little weird, but I pledge allegiance to the
>> pledge to the flag >> of the United States of America >> to the republic for which it stands, >> one nation under God, >> indivisible, >> indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.
All right, counselors. Can I have a motion to approve the minutes from our meeting of July 20 of of July 21st and August 25th of 2025?
>> Motion has been made by councelor Levy. Is there a second? Second. >> Seconded by councelor Luzon. Um, madame clerk, can you please call the role? >> Sure. Um, councelor Wendy Lang,
>> yes. >> Councelor Anna Levy, >> yes. >> And chair, um, Stephanie Infante, >> yes. >> Thank you. Before we get into the interviews, I do have a introductory
PowerPoint presentation um ready for the candidates and this is to go over the process and um what is expected from tonight and the process moving forward. Let me just do that.
All right. Can everyone see my screen? >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Okay. So, this is the process for the appointment of school committee members. This is uh a short overview or summary of the memo that was sent to the city
council by our personnel director. Um this email was sent to us the memo was sent to us on November 5th and it was officially received or seen by our city clerk and um stamped on November 6th. So the first thing the purpose of of the
process first we want to ensure that this is a fair consistent and transparent process for the evaluation and interview of all of the candidates um who have applied for the positions of the the appointed positions of the school committee. And our goal is to
find and identify candidates who best qualify um for this position and have the necessary skills um to do their to to do their jobs or or um play out their role on the school committee.
So this is the overall appointment process. So number one, we did a pre-screen. The pre-screen was done uh was performed by the personnel director with the assistance of the city attorney and also the city clerk. And this is to ensure that everyone who qua who applied
is qualified. Um it could be something you know we were looking for addresses ensuring that people were residents of Lawrence you know things like that. Um the qualified applicants was then forwarded forwarded to the entire city
council um for to start this process. Tonight we are at interview number one which will be conducted with uh the three personnel committee members. We will be breaking out into individual sessions and this will be done in an
executive session. Uh number four, we do have a score sheet with us and later on in this presentation we'll talk a little bit more about that. But the total point that each candidate can receive by each committee member is 30 points. So it
could be anywhere from 1 to 30. After tonight's in interviews or both interviews after at the end of the se of the interview sessions, the personnel committee members will um meet in an
executive session to tally um their score sheets and also average out um the the final score for each individual applicant or interviewer. And after that is done, these um these sheets will be
sealed and um delivered to the personnel director by hand by me um the chair of the personnel committee. From the next step from then from there is that the top two um applicants from each
categories will be recommended to the full council um for final for the final interview. And once the final interview happens at the full council level, then the city council as a whole will deliberate and then they will vote um to
make the final appointment for each um category for each position. Sorry. Just again an overview of who's conducting these interviews, the council personnel committee and the city council as a whole with the support of the personnel director and city attorney.
Our personnel director had a commitment tonight, but we do have our city attorney with us online. And the number one key rule of this process is that all the candidates are asked are going to be asked the same questions. These questions were sent down to the um to
the council within the memo that the a uh personnel director sent um to us on November 5th. And in preparation, that memo was used to outline everything that you will see tonight um and and as we go
through the the process. So the interview focus areas where we're we're focusing on your knowledge, your education, your knowledge on education and policy, how you are with teamwork and collaboration, how you are with or
your knowledge on communication and community engagement. You as an individual um within the professional scope and and to see if you're fit for this role. What we're going to be looking at for in terms of character and skills is your ethics and
judgment, your ability to make decisions and to solve problems, and also your commitment to equity and inclusion. Um, if you were to be elected or or appointed to the school committee and this is the scoring system that we
are going to go by. This is a a a scoring system that has been used by the city council prior through um on for previous interview process. So number five, excellent. You have strong specific examples demonstrating full
understanding and ability. Number four, um good. You have clear response with relevant experience and insight. Three, you're satisfactory meets expectations. Response adequate but not detailed. Number two, your response is fair. it's
a bit limited um or unclear response and number one is poor you know you uh you could answer with no relevant experience or understanding shown and governance and transparency this is a big one and I want to make this clear
that all record keeping all score sheets everything related to this um will be retained by the personnel department in accordance with the city's record retention policy and public transparency. The evaluation criteria and process will remain will
remain available to the public for review to ensure transparency and confidence in this election process. So this is a really important I just want to make sure that everyone understands this which is why I read this slide word for word um so that we are clear with
records and transparency regarding this process. And finally, we're going to break out into our interviews. Um, the order of this is by agenda item and also by order
of who confirmed with our either city clerk or our um uh uh confidential seary first. So for the education portion of the school committee, we have Donna, Nelson, and Christian. For the finance,
we have Jesus. And then for the legal, we have Michael and Denise. At this point, I'm going to stop sharing. And for the breakouts, I am going to send everyone back into the waiting room
besides the person that is up for the interview. So, Donna, you are first in line. Um, so I'm going to push everybody back. The two individuals that will be joining these this interview process during these breakouts is our clerk and
also our city attorney um to ensure that we are following processes and and all that good stuff. So, Donna, are you ready? >> I hope so. All right, let me send everybody back.
That's going to be 10. Um, Mahia, can you put me as the main host so I can send you back into the waiting room? Oh, oops. Hold on. Hold on a second. I'm sorry everyone. I missed an important step. I'm trying to get
through this because I know we started a little late, but I do need a vote to go into executive session for the purpose of personnel um and interviewing. >> So, move. >> Motion has been made by councelor Levy, is there a second? >> Second.
>> Seconded by councelor Luzon. U madame clerk, can you please call the role? >> Hey, councelor Wendy Luzon. >> Councelor Anna Levy, >> yes. and share Stephanie plante. >> Yes. Now we will be entering an
executive session. Now I'm putting everyone in back into the waiting room. I apologize for that mishap. >> Alpha vice president and announce that you will be returning to regular session after executive. >> Yes, we will be returning back into
regular session after executive session. Part: 2
All right, everybody. Good evening. I think we got everybody here. Uh, ordinance committee. So, we're going to um start off with the roll call. Yep. Let's not start off with the roll call. Um, first of all, councelor Ray as you're with us. Yes.
Councelor Reyes >> President. >> Thank you. And councelor Councelor Del Rosario. >> Yes, sir. >> Sounds good. All right. We're going to start a meeting right now. Um this is the ordinance inter governmental
relations committee uh Wednesday, November 12, 2025. Note this meeting is conducted be as a virtual meeting with proceedings broadcast on the media outlets uh below pursuant to chapter 20 the act of 2022.
Uh this is being done by remote participation. You can access this by the zoom link and also the Facebook Lawrence city council page and the Lawrence YouTube city council page. Uh Miss Hower, would you please call the role? >> Sure. Councelor Gregor de Rosario
>> present. >> Councelor Selena Reyes >> present. And chair may mark the plan >> present. Um if there is a flag where you are, we'll ask you to please rise and and say the pledge pledge of allegiance
with me. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> All right, counselors, we're not doing minutes. Um, we do have, I believe, some
city employees with us. Let me just check our participants. Give me a second. Um, I see the city assessor. Well, I know who this assessor is. We have um uh Manurva Gri, you're here for 436 I believe. And we
have Tim Hootney who's here for the last three. We typically go in order for the city city officials. So the first one is 43625 extend the contract of 8012-8012A with the resource team for a term longer resource development team for a term
longer than three years. Miss Gurion, are you with us? >> Yes, I am. Good evening. >> Good evening and welcome. Why don't you uh just give us a very quick overview of what this is? Um the resource development team um is
Mary and and Aniego Jiego. they um are in contract to to do um the to to do resources for grant writing and
they are they were in contact with us um for two years and we extended for one more year because it was uh at the discretional to extend it to another year but um we want to extend it for another year which will
be four year um of this contract. They still working on contracts with us and um we would like to be able to continue to work with them. >> What I'm looking for very generally, I don't see it in the packet. If you
could, thank you for the broad overview. Appreciate the brevity. Uh just continue keeping this brief. if you had a bumper sticker on what it is exactly that they're doing for the health board of the the health task force. What is it that they're providing for $14.6
million? They um do grant writing. As a matter of fact, I have a list of grants that they have applied and um that had been funded over the years and um they continue to
work on on grants. Actually, right now, I don't remember the name of the grant, but they are working on a grant and we want to be able to continue to contact with them and to be able to pay them. >> Very good. And my last question, I do want to keep this meeting brief. My last
question is this is I get the fact that they're looking to to draft and and provide grants. Um what I'm very curious to know over the course of the last um you can break it down however you
have the breakdown last year last two years last four years um I I'm very curious as to how much of the money from the grants have been successfully spent for the purposes of the grant. >> I quite do not understand the question.
>> Sure. So I'm gonna and this is not the reality here over the last I'm not sure how many years uh since 2018 you have 14.6 million in funding at least for the past seven years. So out of that 14.6 I don't need to go back this far but that 14.6 million I'm very interested in
knowing the percentage we're getting that how much are we actually spending for the money that we've applied the grants for. Um sometimes in our city my experience has been anecdotally that we have sometimes
not necessarily this group other groups have sometimes of pursued grants and then did not follow up to do the work that the grant was established for. And so, so if if if hypothetically hypothetically
some group asked for a million dollars and uh and they received that in two grants of $500,000, very broad numbers. Maybe one of them fulfilled a $500,000 grant and but the other one did not. So,
we had either return money was unspent or something. I'm just wanting to know what is our success rate with the and just generally speaking and if you don't have the numbers because I I talked to you about this before and this is an odd this is a a question that may be unfair but I want you to find it out for me if
you don't have the answer. I don't know is an okay answer. So I want to know if how much of this money have we been spending for its purposes as opposed to not being able to fulfill the obligations of the grant. Does that make sense? >> I yes I understand now. I do not have
that information at hand. >> Okay. >> But I could follow up and um send you the information. >> Sure. And my last question is more of a process question. Is there a time frame that we got to get this completed by? >> The time frame?
>> Yeah. Well, um in regards to procurement um processes, uh we were informed that we need to extend a contract prior to uh being um
the time frame terminated. So >> when is that when is that? So that's why we came and we requested um to be on the meeting so it will be approved and then we can continue with
the process for for the permission to contract with them. >> When does it when does the when does this current contract expire? >> It already expired. >> Okay. >> But when we started the process um it has not expired. >> Okay. Are they doing
>> expire October um 31st? >> Thank you. Are we doing are they doing any work for us now or not? >> They are they are writing a grant. I can find out which one and I can let you know. >> But even if even not getting even
without a contract are you paying them? >> No contract. >> We cannot pay them. >> Okay. >> We cannot pay them. But since they started to do the work before the contract ended, they need to continue. >> Sure. But they haven't worked since
October 31st. Is that accurate or are they still working without pay right now? >> I I don't think they're working right now. >> All right. So, this seems to me, and I'll answer my own question. He said we we should move this up if we can sooner rather than later. So, I'll be looking for that as a motion, and I'm we'll open
it up for discussion, of course. What we would also ask is that we would uh if someone makes a motion that we also do it in such a way that it's pending just getting information regarding the I want to say the word efficacy the efficiency of the of the amounts of monies that we are bringing
in and that we're spending for a desired purpose. So and that should be numbers in the next two weeks you should be able I would hope be able to get and just give us all confidence that yeah we're bringing the money in and we're spending it like we're supposed to. That's all I want to hear. Uh counselors, I'm looking for either a motion or questions or or
whatever. >> Yeah, council me. >> Thank you to you, Mr. Guong. Why if contract was going to expired on October 31st?
Why do we put this in the agenda to try to extend the contract basically now? even though you do it in October, but is is anybody checking those contracts that about expired? Why are we always running against the clock to extend this contract? Who actually is in charge to
to check the contract with time before they expire? So, every paperwork gets in it. Look, the chair wants some information. Who is in charge of be checking this contract? So, we not put an end for an extension a month prior to
the contract expiring. >> The reason why was because I did not know that we had to go in front of city council. I thought that the contract could be extended without going in front of city council. I did not know the rules. Sue Sanfink was the one who told
me, "No, Minerva, you need to go in front of city council." Um this is a the first time that I work with it um a contract that goes over three years and I guess that is not an apology not
to know but I did not know I I have to be honest. >> No and I and I appreciate your honesty but chair if I if I'm not mistaken last meeting we also had a contract extension or a couple of meetings ago we had a
contract extension again. Um, so it seems to be happening too often. So I'm worried or or I'm concerned that the development department is letting this contract expires or or run out of time and then comes running to us for extended. Is
that the prop the proper way to do it? I never seen it in four years that I've been sitting here. So what it's what I want to find out is again who is in charge of be reviewing this contract and getting to the head. that it says 6 months prior it says look at these people are going to continue to work
with us and it's about to expire in six months let's put it in for an extension because this I mean grand writing it takes time so who's who's I'm going to say it like that and I do apologize who's dropping the ball who's who's not who's not doing
what they supposed to do before the contracts are expiring >> to tell you the truth I did not know that other contracts were asking for extensions in the department. I do not work with all the contracts in the department, but like I like I said uh to
Mr. LaLand that it was me to be to to keep an eye on it, but it was the first time that I dealt with a with a um a contract that lasted more than two
years. So, I guess um it's not that I did not drop the ball, it's that that I did not know about it and my apologies for that. >> Okay. Um thank you for your honesty, Miss Guron. Appreciate that. Um, also
looking if there's no other discussion on this, I'm looking for a motion looking for a motion that we send this up to the full council with the favorable recommendation pending the information regarding uh the percentages of the grant um monies that have been
spent uh to date percentage of the 14 >> 14.6. That's is there a motion? >> Yes, >> there's a motion made by vice chair Ray. Is there a second? Second >> and sure and it's been seconded by Mr. Everything led by Mr. Del Rosario. Any further discussion?
Seeing none, clerk, please call the role. >> Del Rosario. >> Yes. >> Council Reyes. >> Yes. >> And chairman Mlan. >> Yes. Motion carries. Thanks, Miss Coron. We do have a meeting coming up just here
where I believe it's on the 18th. It's next Tuesday. So please please attend that meeting and with the information uh so we have it. >> Okay. Next Tuesday it is. Thank you so much for your time. >> Thank you. Thank you. Have have a good night. >> All right. So the next on our agenda we
do have attorney hoot.in. Are you with us? Attorney. >> Attorney Hooton. Give me a second. Okay. Um, I've just texted him to and let him know uh that he's coming up next. Uh, in the in the meantime, we could probably do something pretty quick
while we're waiting for him. Um, I'm looking to take document 43725 handicap parking at 197 Crawford Street, 48 43825 handicap parking at 47 Abbott Street, 43925 handicap parking at 151 Willow
Street, and 44025 handicap parking at 87 Transit Street, Union 1 as a block. Can we agree to that as a block? >> Yes. >> Yes. By council delario and yes by vice chair. >> Yes. Very good. I'm looking for a motion
that we send these four documents that I just read out in block to the police department for their review. Is there a motion? >> Motion to send to the police department for review. >> Second. >> Motion made and properly second.
Discussion. See no discussion. I'll call the question. All in favor say I. >> I. >> Roll call. >> I'm sorry. We'll need I got bad habits. Uh roll call vote, please, by the by the clerk. >> Sure. Um, councelor Gre Rosario,
>> yes. >> Council Selena Reyes, >> yes. >> And chairman Mark Plan, >> yes. >> Motion passes. >> Motion carries. Um, I I'll ask Mr. Hootton, are you with us? >> Mr. Hooton.
>> All right, we'll continue until he >> I can hear you now. Yes, welcome. So, we have three items. If there's no objection, we'll take your items next. And your items include the last three on tonight's agenda, which are uh 44725 school parking, 44825,
44925 all school parking, Chestnut Street north side, Chestnut Street Southside, Havil Street Southside. >> Go right ahead, Mr. Hooton. >> Uh this is a request by the school department. Uh I was not the proponent. I just wrote it. Um currently what you
you see on those areas now is the school um for the teachers parking is using it anyways. What they would like is exclusive use. As you could see this would be from period of September to June uh on weekdays from a time of 6:00 a.m. to 400 p.m. Um it would be uh they
we would give out stickers. Um the park department would have special stickers for the teachers. They would put it on their cars and um they would be allowed to park there. Anybody that didn't have the sticker would get a ticket. Um I see on weekends, holidays, and during the
summer, uh this would be open, but anybody that looks at it now, um a while ago there were no there's nobody parking there. Now it's the teachers parking there anyways. So they're just trying to make it um more formal so that the city understands what's going on there.
>> I know that you're not a proponent and you're just the messenger. Can you inform us whether the DPW and and or the police department are involved in this uh and have been involved in these discussions and support it? Um I can't say to these particular three streets
the DP uh I spoke to the um the DPW has looked at this uh through their parking uh person but uh when we were talking we had general meetings for parking for the schools the police fire everybody was involved um I can't say with these three
particular things that they have been addressed with the police department but I I did speak to the parking person um who handles the streets and who deals with um our parking vendor among other uh people and they were in agreement with this but I I cannot say that I've
spoken specifically to the police regarding these three three areas. >> Thank you. I I will report to my colleagues that anything that deals with parking and and what school is this next to? >> It's right up to the new school um AC
the Oliver. Is it >> Oliver or Ley? What's what's directly across from me? >> It's the Oliver school. >> Yes. >> All right. So, so um I I I I know that we this is a very sensitive topic and I and what things like this we always want
to cross our tees and dot our eyes. I would like for us to get something from the school department. No, from the DPW and from the police department in our normal course of business again saying that they're okay with this. The last thing I want to do is start doing it.
And then someone saying, "Did you ask the police department or the DPW?" Because it doesn't make any sense. And I I I don't want to get blindsided by that. >> No, counselors. That's my request. I'm not sure if you agree with it, but I would request that we get some backing on that
>> and I'm more than happy to do that. >> That's fine. We will if if the if the committee chooses uh we will I I'll be asking for a motion to send this to the police department and to the DPW for their review and for their and for their um for their um comments. Uh this will
need to go up eventually to the full council for uh for public hearing, but I want to make sure we get those two on on the record. Counselors, can we can we accept that as a motion? >> Move. >> Second. Motion. Motion made by councelor
Del Rosario, second by vice chair race. Any further discussion? >> See no further discussion. Clerk, please call the role. >> Councelor de Rosario. >> Yes. >> Councelor Selena Reyes. >> Yes.
>> And chairman Mlan. >> Yes. Motion carries. Thank you, Mr. >> Thank you very much for your time. Oh, one more thing. Go ahead. Can you just clar clarify that motion? Uh is it to the was sent to DPW and Lawrence Police Department? >> Right. Those three documents 44725,
44825, and 44925 >> and tabled >> and to and stays tabled. Correct. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Thank you very much. >> Thank you, Mr. >> Byebye. >> Uh back to the top. Um I know we've got folks here. Let me see. Uh
uh National Grid, since you're here, let's let's deal with you. Uh it's 440. Are you who's with Brian? Are you with us? Mr. Safler? >> Yes, I am. Can you hear me? >> Can I Did I pronounce your last name correctly? >> Yes, you did. Good.
>> Thank you very much, Mr. >> Okay. Okay. So, we have 44525 and so in solid jo 44625 those are the only two items. Correct. >> Correct. >> Under business council I want to let you know that I've been in we've been trying
to to no fault of anybody's frankly trying to get a meeting set up with national grid. Um we thought we had something last week but something happened. There was a windstorm that came and we weren't able to do it. I'm still working to try to have a conversation on the double polls with them. It is important. Um, and it's been
hard uh to try to get that, but at no fault of National Grid to try to make that, but I do do we do need to make that happen. Um, Mr. Safford, go ahead. You 44525 J pole on East Havville Street. So, is this an additional poll? Are we getting
rid of a pole? What are we doing there? >> Yes. So this is the installation of one new JO pole on East Haven Street beginning at point approximately 50 ft north of the center line of the intersection of East Haveril Street and Young Avenue. Uh National G will be installing a new pole and the pole
number will be 4113-50. Uh this pole will be put in place to support u new equipment. Uh this equipment will be put in place to of course uh serve the residents and provide uh quicker resolutions in case of um
energy or electricity dropping out. >> Uh very good. So my I know we haven't had a chance to talk since our last meeting. Is there anything new since our last meeting? We exchanged emails, but is there anything new on this on this kind of item that we should be aware of?
>> Um, that you guys talked internally about or anything? >> Unfortunately, no, not that I know of. I do know that um this work request and including 31204858,
which is uh I guess 446- uh slash25 here. Um they're both going to be the same exact thing again. Adding um installing two brand new poles for this new equipment.
>> I'm going to I'm going to a couple things, Mr. Saflin. Let's see if we can get together or talk at least by Zoom or somehow on on Monday of next week. Um let's see if we can we got an ordinance. We got a regular city council meeting on Tuesday. That's a bad day. Uh, next Wednesday would work as well, but I don't want to go through all our details
and scheduling, but let's see if there's something on your schedule, preferably around the four o'clock hour on either Monday or Wednesday. If you could take a look at your schedule and let me know which one of those two days works for you. Let's see if we can have a discussion. I'm going to ask my colleagues based on that if we could
again table these matters and try to get a resolution on the double polls and at least have a conversation with them and I can report back hopefully fingers crossed to the next next meeting and a report back and with with National Grid and say here's where we are here's where what we stand. So I'm looking for a
motion if that's acceptable to the committee looking for a motion to table 44525. >> Motion to table. >> Motion made. Is there a second? >> Second. >> Motion made and properly seconded. Please call the role.
>> Councelor Del Rosario. >> Yes. >> Councelor Reyes. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> And councelor Chairman Mark Lan. >> Yes. Chair votes. Yes. Thank you. And the document 44625 install J pole on Aim
Street near Low Street. Same dynamics. Looking for a motion to table. >> Motion to table. >> Second. >> Motion made and properly second. Clerk, please call the role. >> Councelor de Rosario. >> Yes.
>> Councelor Reyes. >> Yes. And chair Mark Lan. >> Chair votes. Yes. Mr. Safler, text me or or you can even text me if you want to call me. Either one of those two ways works for me. I do know that it's Monday will come before we know it and so will
Wednesday. So just let me know what works best for you guys. >> Awesome. All right. Um I will I will include my community engagement lead Camal in that call. >> Yes. >> Um Yep. Because they I think they already have a great relationship with you guys. So yeah, we'll all work together to get a
>> Yeah. If you wouldn't mind letting him know that, that'd be awesome. >> Yeah, of course. I'll let her know for sure. >> Great. Thank Thank you very much. >> All righty. Bye-bye. >> Have a great night. Uh counselor back to the top sort of uh document number 44225 resident parky
window street put on by council del Rosario looking um looking for a motion >> motion of senator police department there second motion made and properly second discussion see I'll call the question I won't call the question I'll ask the clerk to call
the question Selena Reyes Councelor Reyes. >> Yes. >> Council de Rosario. >> Yes. >> Chairman Mark Lan. >> Yes. Motion carries. Next document is 44325 childcare parking 11 Plat Street
put on by our vice chair and Katherine Santana. Uh looking for a motion. >> The police department for the review. >> Okay. Motion made and properly second. Discussion. See none. I'll call I'll ask the clerk to call the role.
>> Councelor Lind Rees. >> Yes. Con Rosario. >> Yes. >> And chairman Mark Lan. >> Yes. Motion. Motion carries. >> Go ahead. >> Excuse me. 441. Did you skip that one?
>> Um I did skip that one uh by mistake. So let's go back to 44125. to remove handicap parking 203 West Street. Let's take a look at the packet real quick to see the background on that in a second. >> All right. Well, this is very So, this
young woman uh sent a letter to us. She had a handicap parking at 203 West Street. She's moved and this is what I loved about this letter and I would like it to be removed so other people could park. How awesome is that? So, um
I'm looking for a motion that we send this up to full counsel with a payable recommendation public hearing. >> Motion to send to full council to order a public hearing with f recommendation. >> Motion made properly second. Any further discussion? See, now I'll call I'll ask the clerk to
call the role. >> Councelor Selena Reyes, >> yes. Councelor Greg Del Rosario, >> yes. >> And chairman Mark Lan, >> yes. >> Motion carries. >> Thank you, clerk, for um corraling me back to that last that item. So, and the last one, I believe this the last one is
44425minute parking at 64 Berkeley Street. Uh put on by the vice chair and is it Hario Martinez? So, I'm looking for a motion. Motion to send to the police department for review. >> Second.
>> Motion made improperly. Second discussion. See none. Clerk, please call the role. >> Councelor Selena Reyes. >> Yes. Council agreed with Del Rosario. >> Yes. >> And chairman Mark Lan. >> Chair votes. Yes. Uh that is it for new
business. I don't really want this because of the way they were configured to go through the old stuff. Uh is there anything else that any members of the committee wish to take off the table? >> Motion to adjurnn. >> Motion to adjurnn has been made and
properly second. Discussion seeing none. Clerk, please call the role. >> Council Selena Reyes. >> Yes. >> Councelor Gre Rosario. >> Yes. >> And chairman Mark Llan. >> Yes. This meeting is adjourned. Thanks
everyone for your attendance and for your participation