Rules change in the yellow zone according to the laws after 6 oclock a yellow zone is open for doishgs so the law changes on that. I thought we turned one down that was an evening. He wanted 4 oclock to 8 oclock. I dont think we can make to 6. We talked about that. We rejected that we rejected it and said not enough time. Were fine i mean unless someone throws monopoly. Basically we will request upholding the law but if dpw wishes to go forward with mta please do so but bottom line clarify yes or no exception or no, that will come from im with commissioner lazarus i think that is a leap i dont want to take right now i think they pretty much get the message and Going Forward they will. Are you clear on the subject. Im not clear on what the motion is. The motion is to advise dpw and mta that we have we would like to uphold the law an yellow zones theyre available for temporary loading and unloading of the materials however and in that we would like to be assured that dpw is informing the
Please take roll call brinkman and, present. Borden will be with us shortly as well director heinicke nolan, present. Ramos, present. Please be advised roger rubke will be absent from todays meeting but you do have a quorum to proceed with business at hand. Item 3 announcement of probation sound producing devices during the meeting. Item 4, approval of the minutes of the october 18 regular meeting any Public Comment boomer . Know mister chairman moved and seconded. All those in favor say, aye so ordered. Item 5 communications. German nolan directors none. Item 6 introduction of new or Unfinished Business by Board Members 52 things to bring up with from the headlines. The first is if we could perhaps get clarification or update on the Service Animal policy. I know that was a new story that was kind of waiting around and i think that its one of those things theres a lot of misinformation out there. You hear a lot of things dogs are okay if they paid up there. Service animals always okay
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