* This transcript was created by voice-to-text technology. The transcript has not been edited for errors or omissions, it is for reference only and is not the official minutes of the meeting. [00:00:06] OKAY, ADAM CLARK. LOOKS LIKE WE, UH, WE'RE READY TO, UH, TO BEGIN. COUNCILWOMAN DEHUS. PRESENT COUNCILWOMAN ALLEN. PRESENT. COUNCILMAN SUBINA. HERE. COUNCILWOMAN KERR. PRESENT COUNCILWOMAN SORROW. PRESENT. VICE MAYOR RANGA PRESENTED COUNCILWOMAN THRUSH OOK. HERE. COUNCIL MEMBER RICK OTI HERE. AND COUNCIL MEMBER DUGGAN. HERE WE HAVE A QUORUM. GOOD. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. UH, PLEASE, UH, BEFORE WE BEGIN, I WANNA TAKE A, A MOMENT OF SPECIAL PRIVILEGE TO ACKNOWLEDGE THAT TODAY, SEPTEMBER 22ND IS THE FOURTH ANNIVERSARY OF MY SON'S PASSING THAT OF CANCER, UH, FOUR YEARS AGO, AND ALSO THE, THE DATE THAT I FELL ALONG WITH MY, MY STROKE. SO I'VE BEEN A FOUR YEAR SURVIVOR. I'M A STROKE, AND, UH, I FEEL REALLY BLESSED, UH, TO BE HERE WITH YOU TODAY. SO, WITH THAT, UH, WHO'S GIVEN THE FLAG VOTE HERE. COUNCIL MEMBER ALLEN, PLEASE NEED, NEED US IN A MOMENT OF SILENCE. YES. AND THANK YOU, UH, VICE MAYOR, AND JUST KNOW THAT WE ALWAYS, UH, ARE, UM, YOU AND YOUR FAMILY ARE IN OUR HEARTS. UM, TODAY WE ARE DECLARING AN EMERGENCY FOR EL NINO, AND I WANNA TAKE A MOMENT OF SILENCE AND LET'S FOCUS ON PREPARATION AND SAFETY. AND I'M HOPING FOR THE BEST, BUT I ALSO REALIZE THAT THIS COULD BE A SERIOUS SITUATION. UM, I WANNA RECOGNIZE THOSE, UH, AFFECTED BY PAST INCIDENTS AND ALL OF OUR PUBLIC WORKS, FIRST RESPONDERS AND PARTNERS, VOLUNTEERS, AND EVERYONE WHO KEEPS US SAFE. NOW, IF YOU ARE ABLE, STAND UP AND FACE THE FLAG. I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, AND TO THE REPUBLIC FOR WHICH IT STANDS, ONE NATION UNDER GOD IN THE, WITH LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL. OKAY, THANK YOU. COUNCIL MEMBER. WE ARE ANTICIPATING WE'RE GONNA HAVE A LONG MEETING TODAY. SO, UH, PLEASE BEAR WITH ME. AND WE, WE WENT A LITTLE, A LITTLE QUICKER THAN WE SHOULD, THAN WE DO NORMALLY DO. UH, TODAY WE HAVE THREE PRESENTATIONS, AND I'D LIKE TO BEGIN WITH OUR PRESENTATION THIS EVENING WITH THE, UH, SEEDS OF RESILIENCE. ALLISON, PLEASE STEP FORWARD. GOOD EVENING, VICE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL. MY NAME IS ALISON BRUH, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF RANCHO LOS, AND I'M GRATEFUL FOR THE OPPORTUNITY TO SHARE ABOUT SEA'S RESILIENCE, THE STORY OF LONG BEACH WITH ME, WE HAVE THE FOUNDING ORGANIZATIONS OF THIS INITIATIVE. WE HAVE THE CHIAT SOCIETY, RANCHO LOS ALAMITOS HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF LONG BEACH, THE ARTS COUNCIL FOR LONG BEACH, AND ALSO THE LIBRARY OFFICES OF THE CITY IN RANCHO LOS DORADOS. SEEDS, RESILIENCE BEGAN AS AN IDEA WHEN WE THOUGHT ABOUT HOW TO COMMEMORATE THE 250TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE UNITED STATES. WHILE DEEP DEEPENING OUR UNDERSTANDING OF THE PEOPLE WHO SHAPED LONG BEACH, WE RECOGNIZED THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THIS NATIONAL MILESTONE, WHILE ALSO KNOWING THAT 250 YEARS CANNOT ENCOMPASS THE FULL HISTORY OF THIS REGION. LONG BEFORE THE FOUNDING OF THE UNITED STATES, INDIGENOUS PEOPLE, INCLUDING THE GABRIELINO TONGA, LIVED AND STEWARDED THIS LAND ACROSS GENERATIONS. MANY OTHER COMMUNITIES HAVE MADE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA HOME SHAPING THIS REGION THROUGH MIGRATION, LABOR, CULTURE, AND CIVIC LIFE. WE WANTED THIS COMMEMORATION TO MAKE ROOM FOR THOSE HISTORIES. THE IDEA GREW THROUGH CONVERSATION WITH OUR PARTNERS ACROSS LONG BEACH AND BECAME A CITYWIDE COLLABORATION. YOU SEE TODAY. TOGETHER WE INVITED LOCAL ARTISTS AND STORYTELLERS TO SHARE THEIR HISTORIES AND CONNECTIONS TO LONG BEACH. WITH CITY FUNDING FOR THE MICROGRANTS, WE WERE ABLE TO BRING THESE IDEAS TO LIFE. TODAY, JUST OUTSIDE THESE CHAMBERS AT THE CIVIC CENTER PLAZA, YOU CAN EXPERIENCE THEIR WORK THROUGH ART, PERFORMANCE, STORYTELLING, AND INTERACTIVE HISTORY PROJECTS. BUT CAESAR RESILIENCE HAS ALSO EXTENDED BEYOND A SINGLE EXHIBIT OR EVENT. IT HAS GIVEN US ALL [00:05:01] THE OPPORTUNITY TO THINK ABOUT WHAT WE PRESERVE, WHAT WE CARRY FORWARD, AND WHAT WE LEAVE FOR OUR FUTURE GENERATIONS. THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR SUPPORT. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. ANYBODY IN MY HASTE TO READING ALONG? I FORGOT THAT WE HAVE A SPECIAL, UH, MEETING TO, TO, UH, TO EL THIS EVENING. WELL, BATTLE CLERK, CAN YOU PLEASE READ THE, UH, THE, UH, INITIATE THE, UH, OPENING OF A SPECIAL MEETING, PLEASE. ALL RIGHT. ITEM ONE REPORT FROM CITY MANAGER. RECOMMENDATION TO ADOPT RESOLUTION TO RATIFY THE CITY MANAGER'S PROCLAMATION OF LOCAL EMERGENCY DUE TO THE IMPACTS OF HURRICANE MARIE AND THE IMMINENT APPROXIMATE THREAT TO SAFETY OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY WITHIN THE CITY DUE TO THE DEVELOPING 20 26, 20 27 EL NINO EVENT AND WINTER STORM SEASON CITYWIDE. GOOD. THANK YOU. CAN I HAVE A MOTION SECOND ON THIS ONE, PLEASE. OKAY. WHAT I WOULD LIKE TO DO IS GO AHEAD AND, AND, AND WORK THROUGH THIS SPECIAL MEETINGS SO THAT WE CAN CONTINUE ON WITH OUR AGENDA. UM, CITY MANAGER, DO WE HAVE A REPORT? YES, WE HAVE A VERBAL REPORT. UM, SO, UH, WE HAVE CALLED THIS SPECIAL MEETING TO REALLY ADDRESS, UH, THE CITY MANAGER'S PROCLAMATION OF, UH, LOCAL EMERGENCY RELATED TO THE O NINO AND WHAT WE'RE EXPECTING TO BE A VERY IMPACTFUL STORM SEASON, UH, OVER THE NEXT, UH, OVER THE NEXT SEVERAL MONTHS. I THINK WE SAW THE FIRST PART OF IT WITH HURRICANE MARIE, AND WE SAW THE DAMAGE THAT HAPPENED ALONG THE COAST. UH, BUT WE ARE EXPECTING THIS TO BE, UH, AN EMERGENCY THAT IS GOING TO AFFECT THE ENTIRE CITY. UH, WE ARE A CITY AT THE END OF TWO RIVERS THAT ARE THE FLOOD CONTROL FOR MOST OF THE CITIES NORTH OF US. UH, WE HAVE, UM, ENORMOUS AMOUNTS OF, OF TREES AND, UH, AND STORM DRAINS AND ALL THESE DIFFERENT WAYS THAT, UH, GET AFFECTED OR ALL THESE DIFFERENT THINGS THAT GET AFFECTED DURING AN EMERGENCY AND DURING A STORM. UH, LONG BEACH IS VERY PREPARED AND PRACTICE FOR THIS. UH, WE NORMALLY GO INTO, INTO OPERATIONAL PLANNING FOR STORMS, BUT WE'RE EXPECTING EL NINO TO BE BIGGER THAN WHAT WE'VE, UH, SEEN. UH, IN RECENT MEMORY, UH, IT COULD BE A LOT MORE STORM. IT COULD BE A, A LOT MORE RAIN, IT COULD BE A LOT OF FLOODING. UH, IT COULD ALSO BE, UH, DOWN POWER LINES, DOWN TREES, UH, LIFE AND SAFETY ISSUES, AS WELL AS PROPERTY DAMAGE. SO RECOGNIZING THAT, UH, WE HAVE BEEN, UH, BUSY AT WORK, UH, ON THE COASTAL AREAS, UH, PREPARING FOR SOME OF THESE STORMS. WE HAVE ANOTHER POTENTIAL HURRICANE POLO, UH, COMING THIS WEEKEND, COMING SPECIAL, UM, POTENTIALLY ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY, WHICH WE'RE PREPARING FOR. BUT THIS DECLARATION OF AN EMERGENCY ALLOWS US TO LINE UP WITH THE STATE. UH, THE GOVERNOR IS ALSO DECLARED A, UH, A STATEWIDE EMERGENCY, WHICH IS GOING TO HELP US WITH THE PERMITTING AND, AND STATE RESOURCES POTENTIALLY. AND THIS ALLOWS US TO NOW BE PREPARED AND, AND WORK, UH, UM, THROUGHOUT THE STORM SEASON. UH, WE WILL BE REPORTING BACK TO YOU, UM, UNDER THE MUNICIPAL CODE EVERY TWO WEEKS UNLESS YOU GIVE US A DIFFERENT CADENCE. SO WE'LL START WITH EVERY TWO WEEKS TO BEGIN WITH, UH, TO COME BACK AND GIVE YOU UPDATES ON WHAT WE'VE DONE, WHAT WE'VE SPENT, UM, HOW THE PLANNING IS GOING. UH, AND THEN, UM, ONE OF THE BENEFITS OF THIS IS IT ALLOWS, UH, US TO BE A LITTLE BIT MORE NIMBLE AND BRINGING ON CONTRACTS, UH, BRINGING ON, UM, PERSONNEL, UH, MOVING, UH, PERSONNEL TO WHERE WE NEED THEM, AND ALSO TO ASSIST, UH, TO REQUEST ASSISTANCE FROM OTHER, UH, ENTITIES. UH, LASTLY, I DO WANNA SAY THAT, UM, WE DO NEED THE COMMUNITY'S HELP ON THIS AS WELL. UM, SO THE CITY'S RESPONSIBLE FOR PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE, UH, BUT YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR OWN PRIVATE PROPERTY, AND WE REALLY NEED EVERYBODY TO TAKE THAT SERIOUSLY. THE TIME TO PREPARE IS NOW NOT WHEN IT STARTS RAINING, NOT WHEN WATER COMES CLOSE TO YOUR HOME. UH, GO GET SANDBAGS, HAVE A FAMILY EMERGENCY PLAN, GET FIVE DAYS OF, OF, OF PROVISIONS THAT YOU CAN, YOU CAN BE SELF-SUFFICIENT FOR FIVE DAYS, SIGN UP FOR ALERT LONG BEACH. SO PLEASE TAKE THIS VERY SERIOUSLY, UH, THROUGHOUT THE CITY, NOT JUST IN THE COASTAL AREAS, UH, AS, UH, WE'RE GONNA NEED YOUR HELP, UH, TO GET THROUGH THIS, UH, UH, WHAT COULD BE A VERY DANGEROUS STORM SEASON. UH, THANK YOU, CITY MANAGER. UH, JUST AN IMPORTANT NOTE THAT, YOU KNOW, PREPARATION FOR FUTURE EVENTS IS VERY IMPORTANT. SO WE ARE PREPARED NOW. WE'LL BE BETTER ABLE IN THE FUTURE TO BE ABLE TO ADDRESS ANY EMERGENCY THAT COMES FORWARD TO US. UH, ANY COMMENTS FROM THE COUNCIL, TONY AND CUSTOMER? RICK ? NO, I, UM, I JUST APPRECIATE OUR, UM, UH, OUR PREPAREDNESS FOR THIS, RIGHT? THINKING AHEAD OF TIME OF WHAT WE MIGHT NEED. UM, AND SO I APPRECIATE THE CITY AND THE CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE, UM, FOR TAKING THIS STEP, UH, SO WE CAN BE PROPERLY PREPARED TO PROTECT, UH, THE CITY AND OUR RESIDENTS. UH, COUNCIL MEMBER DUNGAN . YES, THANK YOU, VICE MAYOR. UM, I DO APPRECIATE THE CITY MOVING FORWARD WITH THIS LOCAL EMERGENCY DEC DECLARATION. NOW, RATHER THAN WAITING, UH, [00:10:01] UNTIL HURRICANE POLOS ON OUR FRONT DOOR, AT OUR FRONT DOOR, I THINK IT'S IMPORTANT THAT OUR RESIDENTS UNDERSTAND THIS SERIOUSNESS OF WHAT EL NINO CAN BRING. UM, NOAH CURRENTLY SAYS THERE'S GREATER THAN 90% CHANCE OF A VERY STRONG EL NINO THIS FALL AND WINTER, AND A 75% CHANCE THAT IT REACHES HISTORIC STRENGTH WITH THE GOVERNOR DECLARING THE STATEWIDE EMERGENCY YESTERDAY, UH, TO BEGIN STAGING RESOURCES AND PREPARING COMMUNITIES BEFORE SEVERE WEATHER INTENSIFIES. I THINK THAT WAS A GREAT SEGUE FOR US TO, TO DO THE SAME. UM, SO I'M APPRECIATIVE OF THAT. OUR PENINSULA COMMUNITY TOOK THE BRUNT OF HURRICANE MARIE AND I DO WANNA RECOGNIZE AGAIN, THE CITY EMPLOYEES WHO WORKED SO HARD AROUND THE CLOCK TO PROTECT LIFE AND PROPERTY. OUR MARINE BUREAU MAINTENANCE CREWS WORKED SHIFTS OF 12 HOURS AND 16 HOURS FOR DAYS AND DAYS, AND THEY'RE STILL WORKING. NOW, I ALSO WANT TO THANK OUR LIFEGUARDS, FIREFIGHTERS, POLICE OFFICERS, EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS, PUBLIC WORKS CREWS, AND EVERYONE INVOLVED IN THE EMERGENCY RESPONSE. WHAT WE SAW DURING HURRICANE MARIE, THAT WAS NOT A NORMAL COASTAL STORM. AND IN TWO DAYS PORTIONS OF THE PENINSULA BEACH, IT DROPPED BY MORE THAN EIGHT FEET IN HEIGHT. THAT'S MASSIVE ACROSS SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. SOME BEACHES LOST HUNDREDS OF FEET OF WIDTH. UH, WE LOST SO MUCH ON OUR BEACHES. WE HAD TENS OF MILLIONS OF DOLLARS IN CITY INFRASTRUCTURE AT RISK, AND TENS OF MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, MORE OF PRIVATE PROPERTY UNDER THREAT. MORE THAN HALF A MILE OF PUBLICLY ACCESSIBLE BEACH, UH, AND BOARDWALK USED BY THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE IN LONG BEACH IS NOW DAMAGED. INACCESSIBLE, OR VULNERABLE PEOPLE CAME FROM ALL OVER TO USE OUR BEACHES AND USE OUR BOARDWALK. WE NEED TO THINK ABOUT THIS IN TWO DIFFERENT WAYS. FIRST, WHAT DO WE NEED TO DO TO GET THROUGH THE NEXT SEVERAL MONTHS? AND I KNOW THAT, UH, WE'RE WORKING ON THAT RIGHT NOW. SECOND, WHAT DOES PROTECTING OUR COASTLINE LOOK LIKE OVER THE NEXT 10, 20, AND 30 YEARS? THE CITY ALREADY HAS LONGER TERM CONCEPTS IN DESIGN THAT WOULD RESTORE HABITAT ALTERED OVER GENERATIONS BY JETTIES CHANNELIZATION OF THE LOS ANGELES AND ST. GABRIEL RIVERS PORT ACTIVITY AND OIL PRODUCTION. RESTORING DUNES HABITAT AND OTHER NATURAL COASTAL SYSTEMS PROVIDES AN ENVIRONMENTAL AND PUBLIC ACCESS BENEFIT WITH THE ADDED BENEFIT OF PROVIDING MORE PROTECTION FOR THE PENINSULA. BUT THESE PROJECTS ARE GOING TO TAKE TIME RIGHT NOW. WE ALSO NEED THE FLEXIBILITY TO ACT QUICKLY. WHEN CONDITIONS CHANGE ALONG THE COAST, WE WILL CONTINUE TO BE CONCERNED ABOUT HIGH TIDES, EROSION AND WAVE EVENTS. CITYWIDE, CITYWIDE. OUR CONCERNS THIS WINTER WILL BE MAJOR RAIN EVENTS, OVERWHELMING STORM DRAINS, FLOODING STREETS, BRINGING DOWN TREES, DISRUPTING POWER, AND CREATING EMERGENCIES ACROSS THE LONG BEACH AT THE SA. SAME TIME, THAT'S WHY EYES SUPPORT DECLARING THE EMERGENCY BEFORE THOSE IMPACTS OCCUR. IT DOESN'T MEAN THAT WE, WE NEED TO ACTIVATE EMERGENCY POWERS AND SPIN DOWN RESOURCES, BUT WE NEED TO TAKE THIS SERIOUSLY AND WE CONTINUE TO SEE THE HURRICANE ACTIVITY IN THE PACIFIC OCEAN WITH HURRICANE POLO, POSSIBLY GENERATING LARGE SOUTHERN SWELLS THAT COULD THREATEN OUR PENINSULA COMMUNITY AND OUR COASTLINE. AGAIN, THERE ARE A LOT OF VARIABLES FOR IT TO SEE THE EFFECT LIKE WE SAW WITH HURRICANE MARIE, BUT WE NEED TO BE READY. THE STATE'S DECLARATION EMPHASIZES STAGING RESOURCES, FAST TRACKING, PREPAREDNESS WORK, AND REDUCING DELAYS BEFORE S SEVERE WEATHER ARRIVES. AND I THINK THAT'S WHAT LONG BEACH NEEDS TO DO. SO MY UNDERSTANDING IS THAT ONCE WE GET THROUGH THE NEXT MONTH OR SO, THE THREAT OF LARGE SWELLS FROM THE SOUTH DROP AND THE THREAT OF MAJOR RAIN EVENTS AND KING TIDES INCREASE, HURRICANE MARIE SHOWED US HOW QUICKLY CONDITIONS CAN CHANGE AND HOW MUCH IS AT RISK. SO THIS DECLARATION GIVES OUR CITY THE ABILITY TO PREPARE EARLIER, COORDINATE WITH THE STATE AND REGULATORY AGENCIES, AND MOVE RESOURCES MORE [00:15:01] QUICKLY WHEN THEY ARE NEEDED. SO AGAIN, I SUPPORT THIS DECLARATION AND I APPRECIATE EVERYONE WHO HAS ALREADY BEEN WORKING TO PREPARE LONG BEACH FOR WHAT WILL PROBABLY BE A VERY CHALLENGING WINTER. THANK VICE MAYOR. THANK YOU. COUNCIL MEMBER, UH, COUNCIL MEMBER ALLEN. YES. UH, THANK YOU VICE MAYOR. UM, I WANNA THANK THE CITY MANAGER FOR TAKING THIS SO SERIOUSLY. AND ALSO A BIG THANKS TO COUNCILMAN DUGGAN. UM, I KNOW HOW MUCH YOU'VE BEEN ADVOCATING STRONGLY TO GET THIS DONE. UM, WE SAW WHAT HAPPENED IN THE PENINSULA RECENTLY WITH EL NINO, AND WE KNOW THAT THE IMPACTS COULD BE MUCH GREATER, UH, IN, UH, MY DISTRICT, WE SAW THE FLOODING OF THE BEACH PARKING LOT. WE SAW WATER, UH, COMING ALL THE WAY UP TO THE BEACH, BEACH PASS. UM, AND SEVERAL OF THE HIGH RISES ARE ALSO, UH, ARE, ARE SUBJECT TO ALL THAT FLOODING. SO THERE'S JUST, UM, THERE'S A LOT OF, UH, ISSUES TO BE CONCERNED ABOUT. SO THIS LOCAL EMERGENCY WILL GIVE US THE TOOLS AND THE FLEXIBILITY, UM, AS THEY COME. AND I'M COMMITTED TO ENSURING THAT RESOURCES GO WHERE THEY'RE, WHERE THEY'RE MOST NEEDED. SO THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR EVERYONE. UM, I ABSOLUTELY SUPPORT THIS DECLARATION AND A VERY, UH, VERY SUPPORTIVE AND THANKFUL OF EVERYONE, UM, WHO'S GONNA BE WORKING SO HARD IN THE FUTURE TO KEEP, UM, OUR RESIDENTS SAFE. THANK YOU. COUNCIL MEMBER. COUNCIL MEMBER KERN. YES. THANK YOU. UM, AND THANK YOU TO MY COLLEAGUES FOR THEIR COMMENTS ALREADY. I WANNA THANK THE CITY MANAGER FOR, UH, NUMBER ONE, TAKING THIS SO SERIOUSLY, BUT ALSO ACKNOWLEDGING THAT THIS DANGEROUS WEATHER PATTERN WILL ALSO IMPACT OUR INLAND AND LOWER LYING NEIGHBORHOODS WITHIN THE CITY. WE ALL KNOW STREETS THAT FLOOD WHEN WE HAVE A BIG STORM. UM, SOMETIMES WE MAKE LIGHT OF IT THAT THERE'S A KAYAK IN THE STREET OR A SKIM BOARD OR SOME OF THOSE WHEN WE GET AN OFF STORM. BUT WE KNOW THAT THERE ARE NEIGHBORHOODS THAT ARE ABSOLUTELY SUSCEPTIBLE TO FLOODING AND DAMAGE. UM, SO PREPARING OUR INFRASTRUCTURE, YES, ABSOLUTELY ALONG THE COAST AND ALL OF THAT. I AGREE WITH ALL OF WHAT MY COLLEAGUES HAVE SAID, BUT ALL ALSO KNOWING THAT THERE ARE NEIGHBORHOODS INLAND THAT CAN BE GREATLY IMPACTED. SO, BEING PREPARED FOR WATER INTRUSION IN OUR STREETS, OUR GUTTERS, OUR ALLEYWAYS INTO OUR GARAGES, UM, UNDERGROUND PARKING STRUCTURES. WE KNOW, UH, IN SOME NEIGHBORHOODS THAT WHEN WE HAVE A BIG STORM THAT WE FLOOD UP OVER THE PARKWAY AND UP TO SCHOOL ENTRANCES AS WELL, AND WORKING WITH OUR EDUCATION PARTNERS AND MAKING SURE THAT THERE IS SAFE ACCESS, UM, AND THAT WE HAVE THE ABILITY WITHIN THIS EMERGENCY TO WORK WITH OUR BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS AND LOCAL BUSINESSES TO PREPARE, UM, AND GET THEM READY AS WELL. SO I APPRECIATE THE FORETHOUGHT AND APPRECIATE THAT WE WILL, UM, HAVE THESE CONVERSATIONS EARLY TO PREPARE AS MANY RESIDENTS AND BUSINESSES AS POSSIBLE. THANK YOU. COUNCIL MEMBER, ANY FURTHER COMMENTS FROM THE COUNCIL? NONE. TAKE VOTE. COUNCILMAN. MOTION IS CARRIED. UH, THANK YOU. WE'RE GONNA GO BACK. * This transcript was created by voice-to-text technology. The transcript has not been edited for errors or omissions, it is for reference only and is not the official minutes of the meeting.