Victoria Watlington
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first heard Sep 2023
last heard 17 Aug
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so the scenario that i'm considering is the six five to me six five is because that's where we land more often than not i don't think i to me that's a one-off because we're 11 members to me that will be the top two i don't think for this particular position that we are looking at for mayor out of five candidates that by that one vote an individual
should then be appointed mayor.
I feel like if we're looking at the five and we're, and we have the opportunity to get to the top two, then if it's a six, five vote when it's all done and that's all 11 counted that that six, five are the two that would go to the runoff.
That's where I want to try to make sure that it's clarified.
There's more clarity.
So I'm saying, I'm not saying what I, Bill, make sure you capture.
I am saying clearly that I do not think for this particular opportunity when we are appointing a mayor that the standard six out of 11 should automatically be appointed.
If we have, and this is only if, when the votes come in, if we have a 6-5, then those two should be appointed.
in the top two.
I think we should give ourselves at least the opportunity of having a choice of two and not just say, well, out of 11 members, six chose this particular person.
So this should be the person that, or even if it's six, four and one person abstains, I just want to make sure that we do have another opportunity to ensure that we are identifying who we think is
the most appropriate right now to serve in this role of our city.
And I just don't think during the minimum, the bare minimum of six out of the 11, which is our majority for this particular role in a dream world, we will be closer to eight, nine, if not four consensus.
If it is a sample, an example of a six, five to me, that's the top two.
And, um,
those would be the two that we choose between for runoff.
So I just wanted to make sure that I had that in the minutes.
Just a point of information.
Can the clerk read what the motion is that we're about to vote on?
The motion made by Ms.
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