Second hearing in december. By then we certainly will have a plan and if we are able to engage if we have the funds and we are able to engage the consultant, we wont wait until december to do that, well do that now, but well have something more meaningful to report to you by the end of the year. Commissioner johns. Thank you. When you discuss the items of cost with the consultants may i suggest you consider pointing out to them that part of the basis upon which they were hired was the an tits paition that they would do a good job and with a plethora of factual errors in the report, one could argue that they ought to be correcting their mistakes but not on the citys budget. Any other xhepbtds at this time from the commission . Just a matter of process and then a comment. So when i received the agenda and i looked at the regular calendar and see Civic Center Cultural landscape inventory then i go down to preliminary recommendation, adopt, so im scrambling around looking for a new motion
Like i said, i really appreciate your comments, mr. Fry, which are detailed quite specifically, but then we get to Something Like the civic Center Inventory and other things and all it says is so and so spoke and this is what the commission decided. So im wondering because i would think thats where we would want to pick up a lot of the issues that weve discussed to make sure they are portrayed accurately. I dont know if theres a reason that thats not done. Maybe you can. Just always been the practice. The minutes, requirement for the minutes is to indicate who spoke, whether or not they were in favor or in opposition or neutral to the project. We indicate those with minus signs and the plus signs, and then we very briefly paraphrase what the person said. Without actually transcribing verbatim what a person says i worry that we may not provide what the person said or the intent of the person, what the person said accurately and, to be quite honest, it would be a tremendous amount of wor
General Public Comment. At this time members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission. Each member of the public may address the commission for up to 3 minutes. I have no speaker cards. Thank you, any member of the public wish to speak on an item not on the agenda . Seeing none we will close Public Comment. Which places us on department matters. Item 1, director report. Tim fry, department star. The directors report was included in your packets. Happy to answer any questions if you have any at this time. I see no questions. Well move on. Commissioners, that will place you on item 2, Planning Commission staff report and announcements. Tim fry again, department staff. Just a couple items to share with you. Since your last hearing two items at the Planning Commission, on october 2nd. First is the commission received this commissions letter suggesting the retention of the facade on the Hist
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