City Commission Joint Workshop with Charter Revision Board

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Fort Lauderdale City Commission 1h 37m 5 speakers 8 agenda items transcribed 3 days ago official recording ↗
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What was the purpose of the opening roll call and attendance check?

Dean Trantalis 0:00
Anyway, we'll get started. Okay, um Mr. City Clerk, would you like to call
Unknown 0:06
the role of the uh of the city commission? Commissioner Herbst. Present. Vice Mayor Glassman? Here. Commissioner Beasley Pittman? Here. Commissioner Sturman? Here. Mayor Trent
Dean Trantalis 0:16
House? Here. We have uh a hundred percent attendance in the City Commission. Uh Judy would you like to call the attendance of the Charter Revision Board?
Dean Trantalis 0:34
Who's that? Harrison Grant Williams is not here. Okay. Uh is that is that the so you have a c you have a quorum of your board. Um You don't have a microphone. Oh, this is ki you kinda need to sit here, folks, 'cause uh we otherwise we can't hear a word you're saying. Push at the bottom.
Dean (last name not provided) 1:00
Okay. I think the city staff did an outstanding job taking all of our work, comprising the cover memo, and supplying you with the documents of everything we've worked on that we have at this point been ready to uh make recommendations to all of you for your considerations. Um I don't we we know we have ongoing work to do. But this is the work that we have spent the last year and a half basically on doing and we present it to you.
Dean Trantalis 1:29
Okay, so um This report was submitted to us. It's dated May tenth, twenty twenty four. Um I'm hoping that uh everyone on the commission has had an opportunity an opportunity to review it. I myself have reviewed it. Um and uh um Is this essentially your report? There's no other opening comments you want to make with regard to it. Otherwise I'll open it up to the Commission for the I think
Dean (last name not provided) 1:56
open up to the Commission. I think I mean we spent hours, hours and and weeks putting this together. Your staff was incredibly wonderful in working with us. You attended a couple of the meetings so you're well aware of what we were doing during the time. Um all the minutes of every meeting was always posted on the website. We had Council of Civic Association attending every meeting. Um so we have very open process shown on YouTube. um which is more than years ago it used to do. And this is the comp you know, the compilation of the work that we've done so far that we recommend is the top priorities to start moving forward for the upcoming November Ballot.
Dean Trantalis 2:38
Okay. Um, just a quick question. When when was this submitted to the Council of Civic Associations? Do you recall? Do you mean when was your meeting with the council of city? Well they
Dean (last name not provided) 2:48
attended every one of our meetings. So they liked one of our guest speakers, they would invite the guest speaker to attend their meetings.
Unknown 2:54
Oh Mr. Mayor, I was at that meeting. I was at the this this last meeting they had it they presented. It was last week? They presented, I was there last week.
Dean (last name not provided) 3:01
And and you have to recall in all past years It was the same situation where we did the same thing from 2006 to 2018. It was the same process that we used. Making sure that the public was always aware that minutes were always on meetings and that your staff liaison with the Council of Civic Association always had the full discussions. No different than what you all do with your own district meetings. It's the same process. Well
Steven Glassman 3:29
I I just want to address that really quickly because I'm looking at your minutes from February second, twenty twenty three. Vice Chair Furtig observed that during the previous charter review process there were public meetings in each commission district, followed by central meetings.
Dean (last name not provided) 3:42
That's incorrect. Oh, he was incorrect? Okay. That was incorrect because the only time they did four meetings was prior to two thousand six and they basically had no turnout. So in two thousand six is when we started asking for the city to actually post us live, um, because prior to that it was never even posted live for people to see the actual meetings. So we changed the process. So that every month We went up on YouTube. Um Public always had access, bits were always posted.
Dean Trantalis 4:16
Okay. Is there anyone in the control room that can adjust these microphones? They're really it's making it difficult to hear the articulation of each word. It's um Am I the only one having that experience? No. Uh well, we're old so you could

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