Albert Gonzalez
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3,002 appearances
51 recordings
3 series
first heard May 2024
last heard 15 Sep
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And that's where you took out the specific numbers.
And in option B, it gave the specific number of $250,000 as far as procurement.
I liked the idea of taking out a specific number and doing that by ordinance, which is what you had talked about, because this is part of the struggle we have with our old, outdated charter, is we have a number that was appropriate then but is not appropriate, and I like that you showed us that most cities have gone to this
I thought that was a much better way to handle it.
When we talk about financing,
Also, the water treatment plant, we are going to have a similar situation that we have now with our electricity.
There will be financing required because of a new state law and a requirement, and we've had to pivot very quickly.
They've only given us 10 years total to take care of a new requirement to reduce the ammonia content.
public record it would be part of our explaining to our residents why there was a change but we would not have to go out for a vote for that financing because it is utility if i'm understanding this change correctly which i think would be in everyone's best interest thank you councilmember park
Thank you, Madam Mayor.
And I want to thank the...
Our city attorney and the Charter Commission for the work that they did, I think it's important.
I think there's a lot of things that in the level one and level twos that capture some of the things.
But as far as, do you think that some of the changes, do they incorporate more clarity as far as the roles of the Charter?
The vagueness of some of the things, I think it's sometimes more meaningful as far as being able to address that within this body versus having it in concrete in the charter itself.
I think to have to go to the voters for every minute change is not meaningful, so does that,
Vagueness as far as I know the the staff had a lot a lot of keen insight on this Does that help with the the runnings of the of the sea?
Versus having to go to the the ballot, you know more often than not as far as the
the design, I know the city's doing a lot of construction work, a lot of things with SVP.
Does this new procedure for design build, is that something that the city looks to have implemented for next year after this election, or is that something that could wait and that looks to be more of a bigger lift?
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