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james murez: gee I wonder if James is insane as.

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james murez: Jim Rome.

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james murez: person that identifies himself by the name of James who is that.

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james: That is James rob.

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james murez: Okay might want to put your last name in there on your profile, so people know who you are.

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james murez: And it's coming up just as jane's.

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james murez: You never do that Jim.

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james robb: yeah I can do it i'll do it the later like it yeah it's just when you check in it just says that, so I mean but i'm in already I would have to disconnect.

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james murez: No, I don't think you do.

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james murez: I think you can do it from I mean, I know I can do it for you from here.

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james robb: I got it.

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Brian Averill: I guess.

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james murez: yeah I think is a meeting as the Chair there you go now, it says it ought to be the same as it is on the agenda.

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Brian Averill: Jim can you book me to a Co chair.

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Brian Averill: or whatever it's called.

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james murez: yeah I think I already did that for Jim I think he can do it, too, but i'll do that.

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Brian Averill: Either of you jim's.

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james robb: we're waiting for you are starting early.

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james murez: Now you can't start early.

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james robb: i'm pulling people in early.

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Brian Averill: We can't.

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james murez: You can't start earlier than the.

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james murez: Sudden the agenda specified.

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Brian Averill: Jim can we do this sort of thing at like 655 or does it have to be on the quarter hour.

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james murez: No, I actually had to go in and tell it to start at this point, this is what the what you guys said you wanted.

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james murez: To be this is all going to be dead video that's going to have to be edited away.

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Brian Averill: gotcha.

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james murez: A lot of extra work actually.

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Brian Averill: that's that's why i'm suggesting 655 because we don't need a full 15 minutes I think five with prep is fun.

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james murez: So when when next month, when you send over your request for the zoom link just explain that and that'll be what it is.

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Brian Averill: OK cool, my question is, though, it doesn't have to be on the quarter hour or anything like that.

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james murez: No, no, it can be on the minute.

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Brian Averill: Okay cool perfect.

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Brian Averill: yeah 15 minutes is a little excessive but.

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Brian Averill: We want to be prepared.

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james murez: And i'm very curious now that I have you on on on the telephone, I guess, to understand what the issue is with the.

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james murez: uploading of the the the.

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james murez: agenda because I sent a copy of it off to.

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james murez: My son, who has an apple computer and it came out exactly the same on his as it does on my PC I don't think it has anything to do with uploading it.

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james murez: To web corner because it's a PDF document, so I guess, my question is did you guys start off with that template that I sent Jim because.

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james murez: The logos were embedded inside of a table.

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james murez: Yes.

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james murez: So do you do.

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james robb: To to add stuff to the agenda, it has to be a word format and then, when you my computer I can have a word format and then I could go down to save as, and I can save it as a PDF, but when I save it as a PDF then it throws it back that way.

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james murez: Oh so So the issue is is the SAVE, as I think, are you using a PC or.

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james robb: apple I am using a PC and.

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james murez: If it's a if it's a machine newer than about windows 95, which is quite old instead of doing a save as you try to do what's called.

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james murez: print to Microsoft PDF converter.

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james murez: So you go to print and you'll see that one of the printers that you have besides a physical hard paper copy printer does something called Microsoft PDF printer and and if you click on that it'll publish it exactly the way.

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james murez: You see it in your word Doc.

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james robb: Okay, so that's what the issue has been the last three times i've did it then because I save it as a PDF from a word, because we add all the information basically all download it to the cloud or whatever it is.

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james robb: And then I will download that so that it's a word, and then I save that word to PDF and that's how it screws it up.

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james murez: yeah yeah that's probably it if you have a problem with that, let me know, and I can walk you through it, but I I i'm pretty sure that that's what it is there's the SAVE as.

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james murez: It is is probably the problem there's a whole bunch of features that have to be set correctly in Microsoft word to be able to do a save as PDF, but if you do it as a print it just prints it exactly the way it's supposed to be.

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james robb: Yes, and my computers than having problems, so I had to re download where it in all I had to basically reset my computer to news.

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james robb: yeah yeah.

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james murez: You could look right now and see because you still got 10 more minutes before the meeting starts, you could look and see if if the.

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james murez: If, when you you click on if you opened up the document.

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james murez: And and.

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james murez: click on print if one of the print drivers that you have there is.

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james robb: The mindset, it says that i've seen.

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james robb: i've seen it before because i've been trying to print stuff and it drops me off to that, so I had about 10 things in the queue.

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james robb: So yeah i've seen it before.

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james murez: All right, yeah.

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Brian Averill: we'll figure it up.

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james murez: yeah that should that should work the.

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Brian Averill: gym Another question is anyone else, having a problem with the link to the previous agenda because that was definitely working.

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Brian Averill: The hyperlink to the left last month's agenda.

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james murez: To last month to Jenny other that that's a dead link.

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Brian Averill: yeah.

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james murez: Well, so and it doesn't have.

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james murez: I mean you know from the city standpoint it's supposed to spell out the URL you having a hyperlink that you can just click on.

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james murez: is not acceptable, and the reason it's not acceptable is because you don't the one that's online today you can't click on it so it's not considered a document that anybody knows what it is and to be most correct, it should also reference, the date of the prior meeting that you're referencing.

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james murez: Just so everybody's real clear about it, but you know that that's not as big of a deal, but having the URL the fully qualified URL, meaning that it starts off with http.

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james murez: And if you can click on it that's great, but even if you can't click on it at least a person can retype it or highlight copy and paste it.

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james murez: And that's how they would like us to do it metric that's how pretty much everybody does it, these days, the coastal Commission everybody pretty much does it the same way, for that reason.

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Brian Averill: copy that.

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Brian Averill: Know how'd you get that cool background I want that.

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Brian Averill: you're muted.

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james robb: My background is my living room.

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Brian Averill: I know i've got this.

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Brian Averill: cool out of focus thing going on.

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james murez: She can't zoom feature, you can go in oil you're muted, but that's a zoom feature that you can blow your background.

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james murez: yeah you can do it to.

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Brian Averill: clean up my place as much.

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james robb: Virtual background well that's weird.

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james murez: So I see there's somebody named mark in your audience and also somebody named Eric are they on your committee.

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james robb: Mark Rocco is.

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james murez: Do you want to promote and make sure you can do it and or I can do it for you, but it's probably just reconfirm there you blurred your background Jim.

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james murez: You got to go on.

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james robb: Alright, well, I hit attendees.

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james robb: I click on mark Rocco and it says rename or removed so it's not allowed.

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james murez: Here, would be on more.

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Brian Averill: on promoting them, promote the panelists there you go.

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Peter Ruiz: yeah.

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james robb: I think what i'm there, it is now okay.

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Brian Averill: Okay that's under more Jim.

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james robb: This.

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james murez: Just popped up so that hat Peters God.

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Peter Ruiz: Like that custom made I have that done at the.

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Peter Ruiz: Venice swap meet over there and I made that for when I was doing some duty around the Pier on ocean front walk made me look more official.

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Brian Averill: that's great.

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james murez: Very cool.

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Peter Ruiz: And then I put a meeting.

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Noel Johnston: Back on.

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Peter Ruiz: Oh, really.

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Noel Johnston: What that had bank yeah there you go.

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james robb: also got some.

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Peter Ruiz: I like having fun doing garb will have to make some for all.

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james robb: Yes, he has safety vest to that have oceanfront walk on them right Peter.

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Peter Ruiz: Yes, I do.

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Brian Averill: So when I take.

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james robb: The meeting we're going to take a walk one of these days for one of our meetings and.

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Peter Ruiz: walk with our best you know, I have to come in, being a person of disabilities you're only as important as you think you are.

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Noel Johnston: A person with disabilities.

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Peter Ruiz: Yes, so by the best in the garb It makes me feel important and then you know people take you a little more seriously.

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Peter Ruiz: But.

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james robb: Really so Brian we're waiting for Robin are we going to have quorum with the.

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Brian Averill: Lead we need six so.

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james murez: yeah.

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james robb: there's a link robbins going to get.

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james murez: Is Elisa and Eric is still out there.

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james robb: that's Lisa redman and Erica they're just they're just attendees okay.

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james robb: Robin should be getting on momentarily and then Andrew was supposed to get on.

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james robb: That we'll see if he gets on.

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Brian Averill: Some of these guys might not hop on till seven.

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james robb: that's what Robin said cuz she's finishing her dinner so.

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Brian Averill: What appetit.

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james robb: hi mark Rocco.

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Mark Rago: guys.

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james robb: ready to learn, you know how to blow years to uh.

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Mark Rago: yeah i've done it before I didn't want people work to see my ugly bedroom.

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james robb: Jason jason's not gonna make it because he's in Mexico, he just landed in Mexico City, so he said it's like 10 o'clock there.

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james robb: You able to pull up the agenda when we need it right.

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Brian Averill: yeah okay.

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james robb: looks blurry even my face looks blurry.

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Brian Averill: blurry.

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james robb: I guess it is.

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Mark Rago: Wrong drunk.

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james robb: Oh.

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james robb: Mel was supposed to know is supposed to be on here too, so.

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Noel Johnston: It isn't seven yet so.

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Brian Averill: i'm just going to try to share my screen as a experiment.

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Brian Averill: Well, no one can watch a screw up.

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Brian Averill: Sure, Jim.

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james robb: Nick supposed to be on here to next not on yet so yeah.

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james murez: We should have we should be the Brian if you go down to the middle of the screen in the bottom, there should be a green share screen.

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Brian Averill: yeah I clicked it and then it just says, it gives me two questions, who can share with a choice and who can start sharing when someone else's sharing for the choice.

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james murez: Right, so that you clicked on the on the up arrow to the right of the green box right you want to click on the actual Green Box.

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Brian Averill: A copy of that.

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james murez: And then pick your second screen and click the blue button that says share.

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Brian Averill: that's given me some privacy mumbo jumbo.

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james murez: Sorry i'm not sure I understand.

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Brian Averill: I have to go into my apple settings and turn off turn on some privacy settings or turn off some privacy settings.

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Brian Averill: Jim can you share.

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james robb: All right, hold on, let me.

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james murez: Is what do you want to share the agenda, I can put up.

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Brian Averill: Oh that'd be awesome.

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james murez: But i'm not necessarily going to you, should you should work on it, I mean I can do it right now.

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james robb: So how do we so read me through this again.

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james murez: down at the bottom there's a green button.

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james robb: Yes.

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james murez: And that green button says share if you have to have the agenda already opened in your browser.

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james murez: Before you got here, so you when you click on that you should see a second window here it'll bring up a screen that shows all of the existing windows, you have.

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james murez: There you go you got it.

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james murez: You have preview showing over on the left, if you want to turn the preview part off, you can probably do that too.

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james murez: Great and it actually you probably want to.

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james murez: enlarge the font size, so you know by by putting the magnifier plus.

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james murez: Jim up at the top of the upper what would be upper left on your screen there's a plus sign.

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Brian Averill: i'm going to promote Robin.

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james murez: Do you see that Jim.

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james robb: yeah i've got.

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james murez: The scholars are left there over on the left at the plus sign.

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Brian Averill: Andrew.

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james murez: who's sharing now.

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james robb: that's not that's no well then we'll hang on.

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james murez: Okay, whoever sharing the screen, they want to press the plus sign, so you get the font a little bit bigger.

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james murez: ya know well you're sharing.

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james murez: Now, because.

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Noel Johnston: I wasn't there.

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james robb: Okay Well, this is a different one i'm.

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james robb: working on it right now so everybody.

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Brian Averill: Oh, you can stop sharing or somebody sharing their email here there you go.

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james murez: yeah anybody can.

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Brian Averill: what's up.

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Andrew Mika: says here on time don't be for me.

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Brian Averill: you're perfect very punctual.

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Andrew Mika: rereading email.

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james murez: Well, if you're going to do the sharing you want to maximize that screen.

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Noel Johnston: Well, wait a second I I didn't really want to do it, I was just doing it because it wasn't there is somebody else's.

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Noel Johnston: wants to pick it up right by me.

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james robb: Alright, so let's just figure it out hold on a second i'm downloading this.

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Brian Averill: I mean.

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james robb: downloaded my agenda so.

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james robb: Now, it will come up you said.

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james murez: Now you now you got to open it up, so you can see it on your local machine Jim.

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james murez: Jim rob has his hand up.

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james murez: All right, i'm going to bow out if you guys need me i'll be here in the background, just shout out or call me or text me or something.

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Brian Averill: neck Jim i'm gonna promote neck, and maybe we get started i'm just trying to make this screen bigger.

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Brian Averill: Next, Nick I just promoted do.

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james robb: You see, the agenda now.

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Andrew Mika: Great that's that's all we need is the agenda on the screen and we.

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Andrew Mika: But let's we're good.

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james robb: let's go all right i'd like to call the ocean for a walk meeting for the November 29.

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james robb: I would like to call the meeting to order.

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james robb: Okay.

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james robb: And I will now move to roll call.

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james robb: Ryan.

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james robb: awesome Nick.

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james robb: Here Andrew.

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james robb: Clinton is not going to be here and Mel said he was but that.

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james robb: Nick here okay.

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james robb: I moved to approve the Minutes from the prior meeting, so I have a second.

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Brian Averill: A second.

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james robb: Public comments not agenda items related to the ocean front walk.

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Nick Antonicello: What will.

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Nick Antonicello: call the role on the moon.

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james robb: Approval of the Minutes let's go Brian.

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james robb: Yes, Peter.

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james robb: Yes, Robin.

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james robb: Yes, Nick.

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Brian Averill: With a minute yes.

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Mark Rago: Yes, yes.

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james robb: Okay, Andrew.

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james robb: Yes, Okay, moving on number four public comments not agenda items related to ocean front walk one minute, Brian.

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james robb: Take control.

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Brian Averill: We have six attendees if any of you would like to speak carry don Erica Lisa Steve or vicki now it's the time.

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Brian Averill: For your hands up if you do.

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Brian Averill: I don't think we have any takers.

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james robb: We will move on, Brian read this motion.

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Brian Averill: Okay, I wrote this first motion, this is about the beach and ocean front walk scd 11th the initial sensitive use area.

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Brian Averill: Whereas the beach is a very unique public resource within CD 11 enjoyed by millions of angelenos and our visitors, whereas the city of Los Angeles spent several months and over $5 million.

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Brian Averill: on its successful ocean front walk and kampmann to.

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Brian Averill: home program and whereas humane compassionate outreach and services and the fair and reasonable regulation of share public space are not mutually exclusive endeavors.

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Brian Averill: Therefore, the dnc formally requests at the beach REC Center and oceanfront was designated as a sensitive use area and Council district 11 under the recently amended la.

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Brian Averill: With letters sent to Mr bond and and Mr Chris said he.

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Nick Antonicello: Thank you, Nick.

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Peter Ruiz: And I have a question.

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Brian Averill: sure.

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Peter Ruiz: Are we voting on this right now.

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Brian Averill: What we're going to take public comment.

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Peter Ruiz: On sorry.

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Brian Averill: Then we can discuss and then we we we vote.

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Brian Averill: So public comment is first if there's any public comment on this motion, please raise your hand I see one.

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Brian Averill: Okay, I see to Lisa Europe first go for it.

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Lisa Redmond: hi everyone, good evening.

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Lisa Redmond: urge that this is not a good thing to do one.

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Lisa Redmond: You can't the beach, because the beach is a park and.

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Lisa Redmond: are so we're i'm constantly pulled that it is a beach and recreation Center.

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Lisa Redmond: In is for the public right away that includes sidewalks and streets and other stuff not parks parks, have their own rules 4118 doesn't fall into parks at all.

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Lisa Redmond: You can't go like 4118 westchester park or marvis direct Center or anything like that, so one this doesn't work to I need to urge that we don't.

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Lisa Redmond: anything.

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Lisa Redmond: it's poorly written all it does is it just criminalizes homeless people and.

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Lisa Redmond: pretty soon every unhealthy person that's living in joba spanos district is going to be moving up to Venice because he's got like another hundred and 61 sites in his district.

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Lisa Redmond: I think for tomorrow's City Council meeting and all it does is my favorite phrase, I once learn from Brian April, about a year and a half, though, is it just kicks the can down the road.

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Lisa Redmond: It doesn't really go in and take care of housing, the way it's supposed to there aren't.

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Lisa Redmond: street engagement teams really qualified to do this quickly there isn't housing available, so it just it just criminalizes homelessness and doesn't resolve issues and just pushes it from one business or another place to another so it's still not a well thought out, so my.

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Lisa Redmond: burgess for know 4118 but like I said I don't think you can't do it at the beach anyway, but that's my opinion for tonight, thank you for allowing me to speak.

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Andrew Mika: who's keeping time on public comment.

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Brian Averill: As of now, none of us.

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Peter Ruiz: Would you like to fly I can do.

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james robb: Either Andrew.

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james robb: or Peter Thank you.

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Brian Averill: Sure vicki's up.

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Vicki Halliday: yeah I won't even take that long, I think this is a great motion to add on to some of the areas that we already put emotion.

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Vicki Halliday: Three four I think it's a very valid motion on an area to add to that, so please vote for it, thank you.

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Brian Averill: looks like.

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Brian Averill: A Erica more go for it.

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Erica Moore: hi guys thanks so much for your service i'm really excited to be able to attend to meeting tonight, and I support this because, when i'm reading this.

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Erica Moore: It it does talk about being compassionate and it does talk about me who made it is true that we don't want to just this place people.

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Erica Moore: But at the same time, we need to find a solution where we're considering them and we're also, at the same time, considering that that is a public space that.

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Erica Moore: is enjoyed by many people that are low income there's a lot of people I know personally because of my son being a pastor he was a foster.

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Erica Moore: Child in a group home itself central and they use comedy to the beach as a huge part of their recreation and escape from being you know confined to like a you know indoors so I really think it is important to to.

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Erica Moore: protect that open space and at the same time, you know be thoughtful of the people that need to find housing so um I don't know the law really well, and so I can't speak to that professionally, but I think there's a way in this this sounds like it's.

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Erica Moore: it's considering that, so thank you.

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Brian Averill: Thanks Erica.

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Brian Averill: see no other public comment, so we could move into board comment.

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james robb: rob Lisa Lisa vicki and Erica please lower your hands, please.

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james robb: Thank you.

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Andrew Mika: Kim Can you also scroll down in the motion, please on your screen, so we can all have it up in front of us.

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Andrew Mika: Thank you very much.

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james robb: Committee discussion no well.

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Noel Johnston: me i'd like to know the definition of a sensitive use area.

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Brian Averill: Were the city sort of making it up as they go along, so they sort of started, I believe, with schools parks other shelters.

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Brian Averill: And then each.

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Brian Averill: Council district is proposing some new sensitive areas to sort of add to this first list.

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Brian Averill: What I was told that each each Council Member was going to pick one Mr Bruce can you know when.

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Brian Averill: A little crazy with that and picked over 100, but I think for us we're at zero now so so much work has already been done at the beach It just seems like it seems like a great idea and a great starting point.

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Brian Averill: So, to answer your question it's up to each Council member.

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Noel Johnston: Brian let me, let me just say that that I sympathize with your with your answer, because it doesn't seem that there, there is a definition to this, but I think.

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Noel Johnston: That if we're going to vote on something like this, we need to know what a sensitive use area really is really what the definition of it really is.

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Brian Averill: there's not a strict definition it's up to each Council member they're basically saying we're not going to have encampments in this.

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Noel Johnston: Then, then don't don't, we need to to have a definition now, before we vote on this.

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Andrew Mika: you're not going to get one.

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Brian Averill: I mean the city doesn't even have a definition they're calling it a sensitive use area and each Council member, you know the the sense of US areas are all over the map, if you look at this guy knows list all over the map so for us, this seems like a very reasonable sensible ask.

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Brian Averill: Just to start.

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Noel Johnston: It seems like a bad one domain, but if you're if you're right about this and there is no definition doing um.

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Noel Johnston: Is this actually vulnerable.

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Brian Averill: Everything.

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Noel Johnston: We don't know what we're well since we don't know what we're voting for.

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Nick Antonicello: A sensitive use areas is a distributor that basically saying we don't want to have encampments in parks and certain public parcels.

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Nick Antonicello: So in this case, you would be the beach were saying that having tourists when people go into the beach and and commingling that with people for living on the beach and having captain's.

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Nick Antonicello: To eliminate that because it is a sensitive use area and that people are surfing swimming.

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Nick Antonicello: Taking showers after the water people walk in the boardwalk I think that's probably the best descriptor of what sensitive use me.

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Brian Averill: So everything i've read it's also focused on the number of people so it'd be like an encampment.

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Peter Ruiz: What is a sensitive use area.

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Robin Rudisill: hey guys, I have the regulation in front of me I can read it.

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Brian Averill: I go for it.

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Robin Rudisill: For a.

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Robin Rudisill: For a property to be designated as a sensitive use the property must be a school day care Center public park or public library as those terms are defined in section one of 5.1 of this code.

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Robin Rudisill: And that's right out of.

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Noel Johnston: Okay, so you're you're you're quoting another.

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Robin Rudisill: That i'm quoting the regulation that's mentioned in the emotion of LM.

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Noel Johnston: came, but it does it refers you to another regulation.

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Robin Rudisill: Now I have.

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Robin Rudisill: well know the definitions of those school daycare Center I mean I can go further, if you want.

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Noel Johnston: let's not go there, I think I mix definition if it sounds reasonable to me and says everybody else is saying that there isn't really a definition toy.

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Noel Johnston: I, if I have other areas are calling themselves def sensitive.

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Noel Johnston: Giving themselves a sensitive designation I go i'd go along with this, I just think it's kind of peculiar that we don't know what this is.

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Nick Antonicello: Well, I think there's a legal there's a legal the legal definition which Robin read and we have, I think, is the more useful descriptor of sensitive use and basically it comes down to parks churches schools.

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Nick Antonicello: Areas that you don't want to commingle temporary impairments, or have.

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Nick Antonicello: That I don't think.

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Brian Averill: This is a park.

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Robin Rudisill: I can read the definition of park.

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Robin Rudisill: I think well is interested in it and i'd.

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Robin Rudisill: yeah public parks, that the regulation.

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Robin Rudisill: That I just read said to go to a different code section for the definitions and the definition of library schools yeah The other thing, the only thing that maybe is an issue is public parks so i'm happy to read that.

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james robb: read that.

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james robb: place to work.

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james robb: Okay, Robin will read it then mark allows you to the second.

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Robin Rudisill: Public means an open space park playground swimming pool beach Pier reservoir golf course or similar recreational facility, which is under the control operation or management of the city Board of recreation and parks Commissioners.

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Robin Rudisill: The Santa Monica mountains conservancy the mountains, recreation conservation authority of the county of.

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Robin Rudisill: Los Angeles department of beaches and harbors the county of Los Angeles department of parks and recreation, the California department of parks and recreation or.

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Robin Rudisill: The National Park service and she'll further include any property in the city of La zona open space is defined in section 1204 or five the La municipal code that is maintained or operated as a parks and recreation facilities.

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Robin Rudisill: Including bicycle trails a question trails walking trails nature trails parkland Lon areas children's play areas children, child care facilities.

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Robin Rudisill: facilities and athletic field excuse for park and recreation purpose.

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james robb: Robin mark your turn.

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Mark Rago: So if you go in law insider calm, for whatever it's worth you bring up sensitive land use and there's like 20 different examples in here and they're all very vague.

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Mark Rago: lot of them refer to industrial areas where want to put you know I guess plant near you know communities like that there's also a medical marijuana you know it was used a lot of those cases so it's very vague.

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Mark Rago: But it's basically where you don't want an outside.

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Mark Rago: god's word and jason's.

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Mark Rago: or outside entity to adverse the Community.

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james robb: Thank you, mark Community okay thanks all right any other panelists questions.

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james robb: All right.

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Brian Averill: Now, I think this is pretty straightforward and this is just focused on cabinets at the end of the day, everything i've read and everybody i've talked to said it's going to be based on.

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Brian Averill: Large and kamins over 20 people over 10 or 12 structures that sort of thing so you're not kicking individuals off the beach with this for the bigger encampments and that has sort of been the cause of a lot of trouble.

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The last.

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james robb: unmute Peter.

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Peter Ruiz: Hello.

406
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james robb: Yes.

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james robb: Can you hear me yes.

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Peter Ruiz: Okay, so um I, I would just like to comment that I appreciate brian's.

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Peter Ruiz: number five here on the beach.

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Peter Ruiz: Initiative sensitive area, and the reason is see we need all the any kind of help we can get whether it's from bonnen or the CD or whatever we need to really common dear our park and we need to show the need for more.

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Peter Ruiz: Safety if you bring up the safety issue, it goes a long ways being a person with disabilities, if there's no safety involved.

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Peter Ruiz: Therefore i'm voting yes, when we do vote and we need everything to be in tip top shape for when the Olympics come where we need to start thinking way outside this scope right now that we're stuck in a two year thing and be thinking four or five so.

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Peter Ruiz: Even though it's undefined I would vote no usually but based on the information that you just presented to me i'm voting yes.

414
00:37:58.950 --> 00:37:59.520
Brian Averill: it's better.

415
00:38:00.810 --> 00:38:01.770
Brian Averill: want to do a vote you.

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james robb: i'd like i'd like to say it's a pretty much the same thing is Peter, you know.

417
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james robb: I think that this area needs to be for everybody, and I think you know I understand lisa's concerns.

418
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james robb: Hopefully, housing, will will accompany this and and social services and all the other stuff that's needed.

419
00:38:25.890 --> 00:38:29.460
james robb: I think this is just to wait and keep it going so let's take about.

420
00:38:30.930 --> 00:38:31.500
james robb: All right.

421
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james robb: Noel.

422
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james robb: And you.

423
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Peter Ruiz: know well.

424
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Peter Ruiz: She stepped away.

425
00:38:45.090 --> 00:38:45.690
Noel Johnston: Yes.

426
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Brian Averill: yeah.

427
00:38:49.560 --> 00:38:51.600
Peter Ruiz: Peter yes.

428
00:38:52.080 --> 00:38:53.790
Andrew Mika: Andrew yes.

429
00:38:54.390 --> 00:38:55.950
Robin Rudisill: Robin yes.

430
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Nick Antonicello: Yes.

431
00:38:59.250 --> 00:38:59.670
james robb: mark.

432
00:39:00.540 --> 00:39:01.080
Yes.

433
00:39:02.430 --> 00:39:04.470
james robb: Oh abstain from this one, we got it.

434
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james robb: Okay that's great everybody good job okay next motion.

435
00:39:13.710 --> 00:39:14.670
james robb: Oh, please.

436
00:39:16.500 --> 00:39:20.490
james robb: My computer is now acting up Brian can you do anything or no.

437
00:39:22.620 --> 00:39:24.660
james robb: Sorry yeah now my computer.

438
00:39:25.500 --> 00:39:27.810
Brian Averill: it's a this is jason's.

439
00:39:29.820 --> 00:39:32.610
Brian Averill: Jim can you zoom out a little bit.

440
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james robb: I don't know if I can do anything my computer stuck right now so.

441
00:39:36.570 --> 00:39:37.770
Brian Averill: Okay i'll try to read it.

442
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Brian Averill: Whereas currently see it, whereas there's been a recent increase in the number of unpermitted food and drink vendors on oceanfront block.

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Brian Averill: Some of them not serving alcoholic beverages, the dnc request a focused effort to regulate these individuals with letter sent to Captain hambrick and a solo contracts.

444
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james robb: Public comment.

445
00:40:01.860 --> 00:40:03.690
Brian Averill: Yes, public comment.

446
00:40:06.720 --> 00:40:08.010
Brian Averill: I see one.

447
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Brian Averill: Erica go for it.

448
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Erica Moore: I strongly support this motion for many, many, many reasons, and I really hope that you will vote for that, because there's there's many reasons why that should be regulated and number one is is public safety.

449
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Erica Moore: There you go.

450
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Brian Averill: Thanks thanks ECHO.

451
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Brian Averill: That is it for public comment of forthcoming are committed comments.

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james robb: Go ahead.

453
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Brian Averill: well.

454
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Robin Rudisill: I just want to propose that we add a vc enforcement.

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Robin Rudisill: To the letters that are going out, and I can provide the email of the person is responsible for our area.

456
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Brian Averill: So what i'll do.

457
00:41:00.900 --> 00:41:01.770
Robin Rudisill: i'll get that to you.

458
00:41:06.330 --> 00:41:07.230
james robb: Mark drago.

459
00:41:08.490 --> 00:41:09.870
Mark Rago: yeah, I just wanted to say.

460
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Mark Rago: You know, during coven they seem to pop up a lot over the past couple years and in my initial reaction was like if you're just trying to make a buck.

461
00:41:18.660 --> 00:41:29.820
Mark Rago: But I think you have to put something in place, otherwise we're just get worse and worse and worse, and I think you just you have you have to do it has to be done, I think so thanks, thank you.

462
00:41:31.350 --> 00:41:32.340
james robb: anybody else.

463
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james robb: A reader Peter go ahead.

464
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Peter Ruiz: Since i'm an early morning guy and don't see a lot of them serving alcohol early in the morning on the boardwalk I take it, this has to do with ocean front wall right and I was, I wish, he was here to let me know like where is this occurring at I mean.

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james robb: I can tell you everywhere.

466
00:41:53.970 --> 00:41:59.250
Peter Ruiz: Okay that's what I meant, though, so it is happening i'm not around to see it, though.

467
00:41:59.850 --> 00:42:04.590
james robb: There were some people with the their truck backed up right next to.

468
00:42:06.390 --> 00:42:11.250
james robb: The window the guy had a Barbecue out and was cooking hamburgers right next to window.

469
00:42:13.440 --> 00:42:15.360
james robb: On the on the boardwalk there's.

470
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Peter Ruiz: off the tours at night and take a look.

471
00:42:18.690 --> 00:42:27.960
james robb: yeah, and I mean it's you know hot dog vendors and he you know he has cali signs, but his his family owns a couple of you know his mom has a piece other spots and.

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james robb: You know it's all it's all up and down there hot dog vendor soda vendors people selling T shirts and weed, and so it is you know all of the seat from the same table, so.

473
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james robb: Okay, I think we really definitely need to get a lock on this and it needs enforced there's there's regulations that we have I don't know if they're on there, and like I said, my computer is acting up right now but.

474
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james robb: Go ahead and Dick.

475
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Nick Antonicello: yeah well it's twofold number one the health and safety of the people buying this stuff.

476
00:43:03.570 --> 00:43:14.400
Nick Antonicello: You don't know if they're selling expired me or getting it somewhere really cheap or selling a cheap and the second thing is it just it just hurts the boardwalks ability.

477
00:43:15.000 --> 00:43:20.580
Nick Antonicello: to decrease in vacancy rate and then you got about 25% of the stores that are active.

478
00:43:21.270 --> 00:43:36.930
Nick Antonicello: And you got people out there who are just unregulated without the proper licensing to selling food it undermines anyone's ability for the the layouts to to run on the space so it's something that needs to be done.

479
00:43:40.050 --> 00:43:40.800
james robb: Okay.

480
00:43:44.130 --> 00:43:48.630
james robb: anybody else mark put your hand down all right.

481
00:43:49.140 --> 00:43:50.940
james robb: Mr we do have a comment, we already had.

482
00:43:50.970 --> 00:43:51.870
james robb: No i'll go ahead.

483
00:43:53.190 --> 00:43:53.430
james robb: No.

484
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Noel Johnston: I think that there's also the mess factor alone that a lot of food gets left on the boardwalk and you know I think this is a this thing is a no brainer.

485
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Noel Johnston: All for it, but there are a whole lot of reasons why there shouldn't be unregulated full food sales on the boardwalk, we need to support our businesses, the 261 spaces, have never.

486
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Noel Johnston: allowed food sales before and should now, and I think you know that this is something it's.

487
00:44:33.570 --> 00:44:35.370
Noel Johnston: an easy thanks.

488
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james robb: All right, Nick you know i'll put your hands down, we did public comment already let's do a vote.

489
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james robb: I will start with Noel.

490
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Noel Johnston: uh I guess we're we're voting yes on this right to to support it.

491
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Brian Averill: Yes, and we're adding a CBC to the list of recipients.

492
00:44:58.200 --> 00:45:01.410
james robb: hey Brian yeah Peter.

493
00:45:02.040 --> 00:45:03.420
james robb: Yes, Robin.

494
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Yes.

495
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Nick Antonicello: Yes.

496
00:45:06.330 --> 00:45:07.920
Andrew Mika: Andrew yes.

497
00:45:08.370 --> 00:45:09.150
james robb: Mark Rocco.

498
00:45:09.570 --> 00:45:13.050
james robb: Yes, how about yes, moving on.

499
00:45:14.130 --> 00:45:15.450
james robb: Brian can you read the next one.

500
00:45:16.620 --> 00:45:20.670
Brian Averill: sure this is actually from Peter and the well I just tried to.

501
00:45:21.180 --> 00:45:24.270
james robb: Peter why don't you read it, if you got the printer you're right.

502
00:45:24.360 --> 00:45:25.620
Peter Ruiz: Yes, please can you hear me.

503
00:45:26.700 --> 00:45:28.260
Andrew Mika: Okay, yes, you scroll down.

504
00:45:29.700 --> 00:45:30.120
Peter Ruiz: Right.

505
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james robb: Like I can maybe scroll down.

506
00:45:33.390 --> 00:45:33.930
Andrew Mika: Thank you.

507
00:45:35.070 --> 00:45:35.850
Peter Ruiz: My unmuted.

508
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Brian Averill: Know you're muted.

509
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Peter Ruiz: Okay design in install an arch at the entrance of the Venice Pier, whereas the newly remodeled peer deserves an iconic arch or sign at it's entering spend if fitting.

510
00:45:54.870 --> 00:46:10.710
Peter Ruiz: Venice unique cultural and creative creative history, the dnc request that a project to design and fun this effort will be initiated with letter Center councilman bond in Michael shul.

511
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Peter Ruiz: And, Sonia young hi man, I never hang man is.

512
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Peter Ruiz: is ever rap and.

513
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Peter Ruiz: yeah so that's that's the motion and i'd like to speak on it, if I can.

514
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james robb: help fill us in a little bit more don't get to take too long, but.

515
00:46:27.810 --> 00:46:29.070
Peter Ruiz: hey go ahead and check it out.

516
00:46:29.220 --> 00:46:29.790
Nick Antonicello: Oh boy.

517
00:46:30.480 --> 00:46:32.820
Peter Ruiz: Two minutes set my timer.

518
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james robb: On a second.

519
00:46:34.110 --> 00:46:37.110
Peter Ruiz: Okay, so here's how it works if a.

520
00:46:37.170 --> 00:46:39.630
Peter Ruiz: way initially started with your project.

521
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First.

522
00:46:41.220 --> 00:46:42.270
Peter Ruiz: comment sorry.

523
00:46:42.480 --> 00:46:44.670
Brian Averill: Public comment no worries.

524
00:46:49.770 --> 00:46:50.730
Brian Averill: Jim Can you see that.

525
00:46:52.200 --> 00:46:54.420
james robb: I can see Lisa raye has been raised her hand.

526
00:46:55.800 --> 00:46:58.110
Brian Averill: least so go for it cancel Tyler.

527
00:47:00.090 --> 00:47:08.850
Lisa Redmond: great project and it should be done because we have a very bland boring entrance and we do need something special to stand out and be spectacular.

528
00:47:10.200 --> 00:47:30.360
Lisa Redmond: And I can foresee that this is a contest where people submit art design ideas, the Council office in the city council has money for public art projects that this could be tapped into um yeah it's a great idea, thank you for bringing it up, thank you for dreaming about.

529
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james robb: Thank you Lisa.

530
00:47:32.490 --> 00:47:34.470
james robb: Great will take note on that.

531
00:47:34.950 --> 00:47:37.350
Brian Averill: there's more go for it.

532
00:47:39.030 --> 00:47:46.560
Erica Moore: I also love that idea and I love all the additions that Lisa just brought up about it being tied into.

533
00:47:47.100 --> 00:47:55.830
Erica Moore: Possible art programs or the city, maybe even evolved, you know that has high school or anybody who wants to submit you know renderings etc.

534
00:47:56.490 --> 00:48:05.640
Erica Moore: I think it's a great way to get the Community involved, and it will brighten up the Community, and we do absolutely need that I was on that fear just the other day it's very dark in the entry thanks.

535
00:48:08.370 --> 00:48:11.910
Brian Averill: That is it for public comment Peter you want to the foot.

536
00:48:12.210 --> 00:48:17.790
Peter Ruiz: Okay, so um once again, I appreciate public comment because we.

537
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Peter Ruiz: donate our time for the public, and we always got to remind ourselves that it's the public we're interested in not ourselves all the time, so keep that in mind, but as I researched this and I started going up and down the whole coast.

538
00:48:33.510 --> 00:48:45.540
Peter Ruiz: Almost every single period or, if not every peer has a name out over the entrance or a sign or something telling you what periods, so I think everyone's on board on that.

539
00:48:46.770 --> 00:48:56.460
Peter Ruiz: Yes, I, like the whole it's up to our committee to figure out how we want to approach it or whatever, but I just want to get the ball rolling, because it usually takes a few years to get something going.

540
00:48:58.950 --> 00:49:00.720
james robb: To go ahead.

541
00:49:02.910 --> 00:49:13.080
Nick Antonicello: I was gonna say it's a research on the on the instead of my computer that side was constructed by the wpa like the 1937 38.

542
00:49:14.880 --> 00:49:15.720
Nick Antonicello: federal project.

543
00:49:16.950 --> 00:49:20.670
Nick Antonicello: But yeah I totally agree with Peter everything he said is absolutely correct.

544
00:49:21.930 --> 00:49:30.360
Nick Antonicello: We should take the trussell sign at you know at the beach, and maybe use that as a as a template that you have Dennis Peter.

545
00:49:30.930 --> 00:49:42.900
Nick Antonicello: The Mexicans consistent or something like that, but it's definitely overdue and for all the structural work that was done the Pier now we're going to do a little window dressing and make it make it great so.

546
00:49:43.380 --> 00:49:44.670
Brian Averill: I think peter out about them.

547
00:49:46.140 --> 00:49:50.010
james robb: Thanks Nick all right, we could take about now.

548
00:49:51.360 --> 00:49:54.930
james robb: All right, let's go Nick yes well.

549
00:49:55.440 --> 00:49:57.300
james robb: Yes, Brian.

550
00:49:58.170 --> 00:49:59.430
Brian Averill: Yes, I do.

551
00:50:00.540 --> 00:50:00.990
james robb: theater.

552
00:50:01.890 --> 00:50:03.360
Peter Ruiz: Of course, yes.

553
00:50:04.410 --> 00:50:04.890
james robb: Robin.

554
00:50:05.400 --> 00:50:06.600
Robin Rudisill: Yes, thank you, Peter.

555
00:50:07.350 --> 00:50:09.210
Andrew Mika: Andrew yes.

556
00:50:09.690 --> 00:50:12.450
Mark Rago: archipelago yes gonna dp.

557
00:50:13.110 --> 00:50:15.060
james robb: All right, i'll say yes unanimous.

558
00:50:17.250 --> 00:50:18.990
Peter Ruiz: We got nine votes on that one.

559
00:50:20.790 --> 00:50:30.720
james robb: All right, moving on number eight, this is my motion to admit to address my ballet violations in parking along speedway.

560
00:50:32.220 --> 00:50:37.470
james robb: Including a lot of other stuff there's, whereas the valet company.

561
00:50:39.750 --> 00:50:52.380
james robb: ballet company of valley companies along speedway most nodal notably Venice boulevard regular daily drive and direct visitors the wrong way on speedway and also routinely.

562
00:50:53.520 --> 00:50:58.290
james robb: parked cars in private spaces owned by other ocean front walk businesses.

563
00:50:59.400 --> 00:51:06.240
james robb: The dnc request that this issue be rectified with the letter sent to Brian hill.

564
00:51:07.350 --> 00:51:14.190
james robb: la do T Eric ruins la city CD 11 and slow contrariness.

565
00:51:18.900 --> 00:51:23.490
james robb: Okay, thank you, Tom now let's do public comment if there's any.

566
00:51:26.760 --> 00:51:28.140
Brian Averill: Any public comment on the.

567
00:51:28.140 --> 00:51:29.310
Brian Averill: valet situation.

568
00:51:33.150 --> 00:51:34.590
Brian Averill: Erica more.

569
00:51:38.850 --> 00:51:39.780
james robb: Compared to unmute.

570
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Erica Moore: There we go, you know I definitely see the need for that i've been down in that little section lately, and if there is a gross misuse of people parking so I really hope you support this motion.

571
00:51:52.650 --> 00:51:53.130
james robb: Thank you.

572
00:51:55.170 --> 00:51:56.160
james robb: anybody else.

573
00:51:57.900 --> 00:51:58.950
Brian Averill: No other public comment.

574
00:51:59.550 --> 00:52:00.060
Okay.

575
00:52:01.920 --> 00:52:03.150
james robb: Committee comment no well.

576
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Noel Johnston: I gotta say i'm i'm totally unaware of this Can somebody explain exactly what's going on.

577
00:52:09.600 --> 00:52:10.560
james robb: I would love to.

578
00:52:11.820 --> 00:52:27.660
james robb: The city, the city of Venice, the area Venice is ran by one parking company, it is called safety park they did this stuff in front of see you know when it was open they park their vehicles over at the school behind the arbor.

579
00:52:28.770 --> 00:52:38.880
james robb: All the restaurants on Windward boulevard the new 300 person restaurant at the corner that was larry's the townhouse.

580
00:52:41.190 --> 00:53:02.160
james robb: Great White all of those all of those don't have parking now, including the hip Tiki bar which which removed 30 parking spaces, they all say that their parking is across the street at the old IP the gas station that some of the corner across from the post office, so I you know.

581
00:53:03.210 --> 00:53:10.770
james robb: The empty snapchat building where dirty is that is safety park all along speedway if you look at any.

582
00:53:11.670 --> 00:53:20.880
james robb: Were Carl Lambert, or whatever his name his hotel is that's right there, I think, on the corner I rose is they use safety park to.

583
00:53:21.840 --> 00:53:30.210
james robb: For some reason safety Park, is the only valet company allowed to operate in Venice and I don't know why that is.

584
00:53:31.050 --> 00:53:44.580
james robb: But on my corner behind it sugar they send people down speedway the wrong way, and then, if they don't want to pay the $10 per hour where they could put park in the public spots places for $8 a day.

585
00:53:45.840 --> 00:53:51.120
james robb: Then they get pissed off and they continue down speedway all the way toward Windward the wrong way.

586
00:53:52.950 --> 00:53:58.080
james robb: I mean there's other emotions that we had to repaint the speedway so people know where they're going, and all that but.

587
00:53:59.580 --> 00:54:00.930
james robb: I think there's a little a.

588
00:54:02.550 --> 00:54:11.130
james robb: suspicious activity going on with this one parking company that supposedly has parking for all the businesses that are now allowing.

589
00:54:13.650 --> 00:54:17.040
james robb: The outdoor seating so that's that's my comment on that.

590
00:54:19.380 --> 00:54:22.470
james robb: where you can go right away, you know well down the street and all those.

591
00:54:22.470 --> 00:54:33.510
james robb: parking underneath those building that's all safety Park, so I just wonder if they have permits to park at the journey building or if it's just the owner, saying they can they can park there so.

592
00:54:33.930 --> 00:54:41.730
james robb: I would really like to do a deep dive into see if they're even allowed and have business licenses to do what they're doing but that's that's my comment.

593
00:54:42.120 --> 00:54:44.760
Noel Johnston: or basic objection that there are a monopoly.

594
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Ah.

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james robb: I think there's a lot of objection there's a monopoly.

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Brian Averill: No, I think the objection is that they're sending people the wrong way down speedway on purpose and they're taking parking spaces from ocean fun walk businesses, without asking.

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james robb: Okay, Peter go ahead.

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james robb: Any any any.

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Peter Ruiz: i've been familiar with the blank glad you brought up the motion really because the.

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Peter Ruiz: Company basically pops up, and I think they get in trouble and move somewhere else real quick because they were around my peer for a while and that was a real big problem you've mentioned about the school but uh um.

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Peter Ruiz: what's happening is also they have no regulation whatsoever I don't even know what's going on with that company, because you can't get any straight answers from the employees themselves.

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Peter Ruiz: So yeah I would have to.

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I don't know where I was going with that.

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james robb: Well, I think we need to do a deeper dive but for right now, this is doing is this one, but.

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Peter Ruiz: Trust me, you know yeah they're they're charging the public.

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Peter Ruiz: For a parking spot that's public that's what i'm getting at they take the car run around find a spot park the car run back to the other spot, but that was a public spot so they're making 10 bucks off of a public spot and that's it that's a problem.

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james robb: There and they're lying because they're all these businesses they're saying they have parking and there's not enough to park for all these businesses at that gas station so well go ahead.

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Noel Johnston: I need to take my hand down I said.

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james robb: we're.

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james robb: So sorry all right we're moving quick on this one Nick any comments.

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Nick Antonicello: or questions okay.

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james robb: Robin, what do you think.

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james robb: Yes, okay all right let's go Robin says yes Noel.

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james robb: Okay, Brian.

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james robb: yep Peter.

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Peter Ruiz: Yes, Nick.

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james robb: Yes, Andrew.

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james robb: Yes, mark drago.

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james robb: Yes, all right unanimous vote yes.

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james robb: Moving on, Brian hey.

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james robb: This is this yours, or is this Andrews.

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james robb: This is Andrew.

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Brian Averill: This is mine, this is a the just the general street drainage, and the Rose avenue storm drain, which I believe we're all connected.

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Brian Averill: Whereas our last two significant rainfalls have resulted in a clear failure of our training system along with overwhelming noxious fumes across North Venice.

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Brian Averill: The dnc request the source of these problems be identified and genuinely rectified with letters Santa Barbara we're now at La sanitation Keith mosey at St services and Mr Barton.

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james robb: Okay.

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Brian Averill: Second.

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Brian Averill: i'll second Thank you Jim rob we go to public comments.

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Brian Averill: Can you see any sorry I could.

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james robb: not see any.

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james robb: Going once going twice gone all right, the committee comment.

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Nick Antonicello: yeah I put the problem is that the catch basin along those trunks are not being cleaned and i'll bet nine times to $1 that it's all kinds of crap that's that doing cabinets and for whatever reason dwp is not it's not cleaning these candidates, and you know so.

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Nick Antonicello: Hopefully, in the past, this we have.

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Nick Antonicello: communication with them up i'm almost convinced that the catch basin because it's not a big apartment one.

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james robb: All right.

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james robb: Andrew.

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Andrew Mika: Brian do you want to add to this just the what we talked about the email about the areas around the drains being.

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Andrew Mika: called properly landscape, for the flow of water going through them, rather than just sand piling into them and trash if that's too much i'd rather just pass this and we can work on that another time.

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Brian Averill: I mean the street trains which drains exactly.

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Andrew Mika: Well, if you go on ocean front walk the drains.

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Andrew Mika: Around the grass are just essentially covered in Sam so it rains and stand piles up and then it's they're pointless they're just they're just saying falling into the drains rather than yeah if they just put cement around them on a little higher on a level you won't have that issue.

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Brian Averill: I mean, I just wanted them.

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Brian Averill: To investigate because something is clearly wrong, like everything.

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Andrew Mika: Was.

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Brian Averill: Like third third street all when it rains all those trains are just completely flooded and the smell I don't even know it smell is but it's it's terrifying it's awful.

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Brian Averill: yeah Someone needs to do a deep dive literally do a deep dive get in there and figure out what's wrong with it.

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Andrew Mika: it's just yeah let's pass this ignore my college and do that later okay.

648
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Brian Averill: yeah we can do another one next month specific, but I just want someone to call them and figure out what the hell's going on.

649
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Okay.

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james robb: Did we have public comment on this.

651
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Brian Averill: There was.

652
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Andrew Mika: there's no comment.

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james robb: Okay let's do about.

654
01:00:16.530 --> 01:00:17.370
james robb: Still Andrew.

655
01:00:17.760 --> 01:00:19.440
james robb: Yes, well.

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james robb: Brian.

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james robb: yep Peter Oh yes, Robin.

658
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Robin Rudisill: Yes.

659
01:00:28.260 --> 01:00:29.820
james robb: Yes, mark Rocco.

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james robb: Yes, I go yes good job everybody.

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01:00:35.340 --> 01:00:37.080
james robb: All right, this one's Anders right.

662
01:00:38.160 --> 01:00:39.150
Andrew Mika: Now.

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01:00:41.010 --> 01:00:41.850
Brian Averill: isn't it the painting.

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Noel Johnston: Number 1010.

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Brian Averill: Noel.

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Noel.

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Noel Johnston: Whereas they're currently white is meant lines to the west of the businesses along ocean front walk and whereas these lines are being ignored by many businesses and vendors along the ocean front walk who now encroach on the right of way.

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Noel Johnston: The nc recommends that reckon parks coordination with the Venice beach bid repaint to enforce the limits of these these Minutes for the letter to Sonia young and menace at rob.

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directed.

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james robb: All right, Nick second in.

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01:01:20.430 --> 01:01:21.150
Nick Antonicello: Public comment.

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Brian Averill: The Lisa admin.

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Andrew Mika: Can you scroll down, so we can read it please.

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Andrew Mika: Okay, thank you.

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01:01:29.400 --> 01:01:30.060
Brian Averill: they're really so.

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01:01:30.540 --> 01:01:35.910
Lisa Redmond: hey a little history when the park started reopening.

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01:01:36.570 --> 01:01:41.220
Lisa Redmond: The Spring, you know first was April with the handball courts and the second was.

678
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Lisa Redmond: We cleared the encampments and people off the actual physical boardwalk because it was promised them that the lines were all going to be repainted.

679
01:01:55.410 --> 01:02:05.910
Lisa Redmond: In May, all the vendor spaces, all the easement lines everything, so this is Sonia needs to be held accountable she that's what you promised them so.

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Lisa Redmond: You know, we had to move on house people make it happen.

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james robb: Oh that's.

682
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james robb: that's great Thank you Lisa Lisa and yes.

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01:02:15.180 --> 01:02:17.670
james robb: you're gonna make it happen, I will do a little bit.

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01:02:19.020 --> 01:02:24.660
james robb: Deeper dive into it, but yeah we want them all painted and you know all of that Thank you Lisa.

685
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james robb: Any other public comments.

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01:02:28.260 --> 01:02:29.910
Brian Averill: That was it committee common.

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well.

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Noel Johnston: I would like to say that, Sonia is repainting the 261 spaces right now I don't know how ship far she's gotten but I was out there in.

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Noel Johnston: Space I think 38 today and it's nicely and neatly repainted um I was personally a little disappointed that they hadn't enlarge some of the entertainment spaces or.

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Noel Johnston: dealt with changing any of these I guess that's very tricky from political standpoint, in any case, the West side of the boardwalk is being repainted the East side of the boardwalk, which is what i'm talking about here is.

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Noel Johnston: debatable, because there are lines there that are running under building and I think this is this is needs.

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Noel Johnston: real consideration and enforcement as well, because there are some businesses that have exceeded the white line so dramatically they're out some of them three feet beyond those white lines that.

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Noel Johnston: It makes pedestrian traffic difficult and hazardous and we've seen trip and fall we've seen.

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Noel Johnston: businesses that are.

695
01:03:55.440 --> 01:04:01.680
Noel Johnston: In putting putting items out on the boardwalk that probably shouldn't be on the boardwalk at all.

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01:04:03.060 --> 01:04:08.970
Noel Johnston: We don't we don't have much enforcement out on the boardwalk right now, but this, this is a.

697
01:04:09.990 --> 01:04:14.910
Noel Johnston: something of a problem now, but it will be a greater problem in the future.

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01:04:16.200 --> 01:04:21.060
Noel Johnston: More and more, more and more pedestrian traffic we get this summer on the boardwalk.

699
01:04:23.640 --> 01:04:25.080
james robb: Thank you, Peter.

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01:04:25.740 --> 01:04:29.400
Peter Ruiz: out that was fine she elaborated on what I was gonna say.

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james robb: I don't know Robin if you know anything about any of this and who would serve out of the survey, that is, you know now there's some buildings that like she said that stick out as or i'm just wondering how they could read line them or what.

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01:04:47.880 --> 01:04:53.040
Robin Rudisill: yeah the city to identify the property lines and the easement should be.

703
01:04:55.170 --> 01:04:55.650
Peter Ruiz: easy.

704
01:04:56.640 --> 01:05:01.470
james robb: Okay, so there we go that's good enough on that let's take it, oh no well.

705
01:05:02.040 --> 01:05:03.300
james robb: Yes, Ryan.

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01:05:03.780 --> 01:05:04.920
james robb: yep Peter.

707
01:05:05.310 --> 01:05:06.030
Peter Ruiz: Yes, please.

708
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Robin Rudisill: Robin yes.

709
01:05:08.610 --> 01:05:09.000
Nick Antonicello: yeah.

710
01:05:09.420 --> 01:05:10.980
Andrew Mika: Andrew yes.

711
01:05:11.250 --> 01:05:11.880
james robb: Mark Rocco.

712
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james robb: Yes, I go yes okay.

713
01:05:18.630 --> 01:05:19.140
james robb: Andrew.

714
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Andrew Mika: yeah, but I just proposed it, I don't actually know who wrote it but i'll read it.

715
01:05:25.080 --> 01:05:26.340
james robb: I read it already.

716
01:05:26.370 --> 01:05:28.560
Andrew Mika: Thanks Brian you're you're a great writer.

717
01:05:28.860 --> 01:05:29.580
And one of the kitchen.

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01:05:31.740 --> 01:05:32.340
Brian Averill: crosses.

719
01:05:34.530 --> 01:05:39.660
Andrew Mika: All right, whereas the patchy grey paint on our beach restrooms is dreary and uninviting.

720
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Andrew Mika: And does not at all reflect venice's creative history, therefore, the dnc request that a more colorful aesthetically pleasing.

721
01:05:46.620 --> 01:05:59.610
Andrew Mika: repainting project be undertaken with letters sentence Michael shows so new young ramirez and Council member bonding can we can we also can be a menace to add, in that the bathrooms are clean like five times a day.

722
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Andrew Mika: I don't know how many is a reasonable amount, but.

723
01:06:07.800 --> 01:06:09.390
Brian Averill: I would say that would be a different motion.

724
01:06:10.260 --> 01:06:12.840
Andrew Mika: So we'll get back to that one but let's go to this one.

725
01:06:13.620 --> 01:06:22.800
james robb: But like we talked about it in the peer I think get the public involved, however, we were talking about doing the thing with the Pier as well yeah no.

726
01:06:24.000 --> 01:06:25.620
Brian Averill: I second that, for the record.

727
01:06:25.710 --> 01:06:27.570
Brian Averill: And we got to do public comment first.

728
01:06:28.980 --> 01:06:34.920
Brian Averill: If there is anybody be paying the bathrooms Ms more go for it.

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Erica Moore: Yes to me, is obviously no brainer, of course, we should repeat the bathrooms it needs to be clean, we need to have new thing should be maintained and is a wonderful fantasy to have complete five times today.

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01:06:53.040 --> 01:06:55.650
Erica Moore: Be amazing but clearly will never happen.

731
01:06:57.030 --> 01:07:03.690
Erica Moore: But that was fun anyways yes please Thank you so much, Andrew for proposing this I think it's right.

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Noel Johnston: Lisa.

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james robb: i'm you.

734
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Brian Averill: Going so.

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Lisa Redmond: For your for your future motion about bathroom thing i'm just going to put a little thought in your head that in Santa Monica it's their bid in their Ambassador program that keeps the bathrooms clean with attendance just surfing.

736
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Andrew Mika: And you good.

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james robb: yeah could we add to bid to that or is that different for us.

738
01:07:37.260 --> 01:07:40.440
Brian Averill: Well that's we're not doing that motion right now oh.

739
01:07:40.500 --> 01:07:41.820
james robb: Yes, nevermind Thank you.

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james robb: well.

741
01:07:45.600 --> 01:07:48.630
Noel Johnston: I think this is a great beginning of emotion.

742
01:07:49.980 --> 01:07:55.980
Noel Johnston: I don't think 10 bathrooms need to be painted in an integrated manner, I think.

743
01:07:57.540 --> 01:08:04.020
Noel Johnston: I think that when they look for bidding that's you know, hopefully people won't use them, but you pay.

744
01:08:04.260 --> 01:08:04.950
Andrew Mika: in jail.

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01:08:05.280 --> 01:08:19.230
Noel Johnston: I don't know what that means I think they should be kept kept really clean and I like Andrews idea about cleaning them more often than we do I like the idea of fresh paint job being applied frequently rather than.

746
01:08:20.520 --> 01:08:29.850
Noel Johnston: waiting until they get just some grubbing that people like us, are complaining about it, but I really think this is the beginning of a much stronger.

747
01:08:30.870 --> 01:08:32.310
Noel Johnston: motion that.

748
01:08:33.420 --> 01:08:41.310
Noel Johnston: That, I think, is what Andrew is pointing at enter correct me if i'm wrong, but I, it seems to me that that.

749
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Noel Johnston: The bathrooms need to be need to be kept really clean and and and not look as though they're little presence.

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01:08:53.910 --> 01:08:55.170
james robb: All right, no, thank you.

751
01:08:56.250 --> 01:08:57.300
james robb: Nick go ahead.

752
01:08:58.260 --> 01:09:08.160
Nick Antonicello: No, I was just gonna say on the exterior of the structures, like, for example the one bathroom that's next to the basketball court where they have a shower.

753
01:09:08.820 --> 01:09:16.710
Nick Antonicello: They probably can't paint on that side because of the fact that waters constantly dripping on the building, but they shouldn't be a uniform look.

754
01:09:17.520 --> 01:09:22.620
Nick Antonicello: To the three or four bathrooms that are in Venice and they think they should kind of take.

755
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Nick Antonicello: follow what they did with the lifeguard stations on the beach where they kind of made them look cool and different but most importantly I didn't need to adjust this in future me please three or four more bathroom I mean we just do, and then we have about 35%.

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Nick Antonicello: occupancy with you can you compare them to the number of people that go to say Disneyland and the amount of people come to the speech and the next day 432 bathrooms in business.

757
01:09:54.630 --> 01:10:06.900
Nick Antonicello: And I think we have five or four i'm not have the number, the number, but we definitely need more bathrooms and as Peter said, with the Olympics coming up infrastructure is a big thing.

758
01:10:07.530 --> 01:10:17.430
Nick Antonicello: That the city's going to address, so if there are any events at at Venice beach for the Olympics, you know we really need to start thinking about.

759
01:10:18.120 --> 01:10:32.310
Nick Antonicello: infrastructure needs and these infrastructure needs will be will be here long after the Olympics are gone and that's one of the reasons why people want the Olympics, is because they get all this infrastructure value and benefits, what the Games are all.

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james robb: Thank you and that's that's great and, as you know, Nick from being on our ocean front walk for the last three and a half years.

761
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james robb: We have passed many emotions, to ask for more bathrooms and for some of them to be open 24 hours and all that, so you know we're finally getting the ballers which took two and a half years, so you know, like Peter said we got to get on it down Thank you mark.

762
01:11:00.360 --> 01:11:01.950
james robb: You know Noel and Nick.

763
01:11:02.280 --> 01:11:03.420
james robb: Lower your hands, please.

764
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Mark Rago: Those bathrooms are.

765
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Mark Rago: filthy inside horribly ugly outside.

766
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Mark Rago: I was also wondering if we put signs up and say there's a fine for urinating in public goes, we still get people all the time coming off the walkway peeing in our alleys and driveways and garages so.

767
01:11:23.280 --> 01:11:33.000
Mark Rago: it's about oh also maybe like a mural is that even worthwhile talking about maybe instead of just paint yellow does have a pop up on your own just a thought thanks.

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01:11:33.960 --> 01:11:44.820
Andrew Mika: I thought it might be interesting to engage the Venice our walls and have like a part of basic public part is to have things be inviting right so rather than have something to look like.

769
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Andrew Mika: It again my example, an outdoor prison bathroom would be sharp creative murals on the wall I didn't think I don't really want to get too detailed.

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james robb: I I have been in prison and the bathroom is.

771
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james robb: Probably nicer.

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Brian Averill: let's save that for the next meeting.

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01:12:04.890 --> 01:12:05.670
james robb: Right go ahead.

774
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Brian Averill: Just following up on what Andrew said, it is a great idea, they do look horribly dreary and it has nothing to do with Venice everything like Peters arch idea.

775
01:12:15.570 --> 01:12:24.210
Brian Averill: it's a such a special place and there's so much creative history that even the Pier the bathrooms everything should reflect that history in one way or another.

776
01:12:25.260 --> 01:12:33.780
Brian Averill: and reaching out to Bruno Andrew is a great idea these guys to the art walls they're getting super organized their events are great their work is great.

777
01:12:34.290 --> 01:12:42.840
Brian Averill: Why not let them paint the bathrooms, why does it have to look like this horrible prison it's already scary enough in those bathrooms at least we could start with the outside.

778
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james robb: Okay.

779
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james robb: Thank you all so let's do, though.

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james robb: Brian.

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james robb: yeah Well, yes, Peter i'm you.

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01:12:58.830 --> 01:12:59.490
Peter Ruiz: Yes.

783
01:12:59.790 --> 01:13:01.470
Robin Rudisill: Robin yes.

784
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james robb: Andrew.

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james robb: Yes, mark Rocco.

786
01:13:06.510 --> 01:13:08.430
james robb: Yes, I vote yes.

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01:13:10.230 --> 01:13:16.500
james robb: Okay unanimous all right, just a little recap Andrew you send me some stuff about.

788
01:13:18.510 --> 01:13:21.990
james robb: The sewers and all that i'm going to reach out to the.

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01:13:23.490 --> 01:13:26.340
james robb: The la dwp on some of those.

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01:13:27.540 --> 01:13:32.880
james robb: The rose drain as well, those not or is that included in our our emotions Brian.

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01:13:34.380 --> 01:13:35.940
james robb: Sorry, what was the water and power.

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01:13:37.350 --> 01:13:38.190
Brian Averill: What about it.

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01:13:38.880 --> 01:13:43.830
james robb: or they included on our emotions for the sewers the sewer drains and all that.

794
01:13:45.600 --> 01:13:45.780
Brian Averill: The.

795
01:13:46.110 --> 01:13:46.770
Brian Averill: game for the.

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01:13:46.800 --> 01:13:52.320
Brian Averill: sewer drains where the street services la sanitation and on and.

797
01:13:53.520 --> 01:13:56.910
james robb: Do you think we should put la dwp on there are no.

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01:13:57.150 --> 01:14:03.720
Brian Averill: Sure, more the merrier okay Robin do you know if dwp would be involved with the drainage system.

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01:14:03.810 --> 01:14:08.070
Robin Rudisill: Or, I thought, sanitation, was a part of them, maybe i'm wrong.

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01:14:09.780 --> 01:14:10.200
james robb: Right.

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01:14:10.920 --> 01:14:18.690
Robin Rudisill: I think we're building for sanitation and our dwp bills, but it doesn't hurt to get a contract from the deputy and let them know.

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01:14:21.720 --> 01:14:22.770
james robb: What I did go ahead.

803
01:14:23.220 --> 01:14:24.390
Nick Antonicello: A little bit too common.

804
01:14:25.830 --> 01:14:27.750
Nick Antonicello: Law lot of constructive motion tonight.

805
01:14:28.980 --> 01:14:38.430
Nick Antonicello: Are we tracking any response that we're getting from the city agencies, and if we are, we should really start with the motions that will pass tonight.

806
01:14:39.480 --> 01:14:55.680
Nick Antonicello: The second thing I wanted to bring up, I was on that East Venice neighborhood association call I guess it was last week, whatever and a lot of people they're upset with the scooter situation and maybe I can I can bring a motion next week, but Washington boulevard the best.

807
01:14:56.370 --> 01:15:16.860
Nick Antonicello: I mean I got is I can have over 150 scooters on Sunday night and the guy who works for bonds office in total denial, he thinks that you know he's got this under control and I sent him the pictures and he didn't respond and taking more, but the point is that.

808
01:15:18.120 --> 01:15:24.600
Nick Antonicello: The security situation in my opinion, is Ben was two years ago, and we really need to stay on top of that.

809
01:15:25.620 --> 01:15:30.180
james robb: They can do you know if they record the East Venice neighborhood Council meetings.

810
01:15:30.570 --> 01:15:41.850
Nick Antonicello: I think they do I mean he's a nice guy and he's trying to give this presentation, but you just painting a flowery picture doesn't exist in my opinion.

811
01:15:42.720 --> 01:15:49.920
james robb: Okay Well, no, because i'm going to recap our meeting from last month, where the city talked about the the.

812
01:15:50.490 --> 01:15:58.710
james robb: Unregulated ones, and all that so i'm gonna i'm going to recap what they said about the you know the guys running the ones on the.

813
01:15:59.220 --> 01:16:13.590
james robb: boardwalk and those guys as well with the hundred and 50 that they're each allowed as you heard him say so let's go i'll work on recapping that and i've tried to recap motions that I did for the last three years.

814
01:16:15.150 --> 01:16:18.900
james robb: Not a lot of if I went further than theirs, then the dnc but.

815
01:16:20.040 --> 01:16:21.090
james robb: i'll keep checking.

816
01:16:22.290 --> 01:16:23.430
james robb: All right, no well go ahead.

817
01:16:24.180 --> 01:16:27.930
Noel Johnston: I did two things one I would love to see.

818
01:16:29.400 --> 01:16:36.750
Noel Johnston: You are born comments put on the agenda at the end of the agenda there's there's no place on the agenda for.

819
01:16:38.190 --> 01:16:39.450
Noel Johnston: You know just.

820
01:16:40.710 --> 01:16:50.730
Noel Johnston: board comment which we're doing now, but there's no place on the agenda for today i'd love to see that on there, and the other thing that I want to mention is something referred to earlier, the.

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01:16:51.120 --> 01:17:01.500
Noel Johnston: speedway or dip water pipeline project, I have been trying to get an updated schedule from Deborah Hong who is supposed to be the.

822
01:17:03.030 --> 01:17:15.060
Noel Johnston: Community affairs contact on this project, I know that it starts at the it's being done, and I think four stages, and I know that that.

823
01:17:16.500 --> 01:17:27.810
Noel Johnston: The North end of the boardwalk up by me up by the Santa Monica border is is stage two, which is supposed to start early February I can't get an.

824
01:17:28.920 --> 01:17:42.270
Noel Johnston: update on it and i'm wondering if any any one of you know if the project is on schedule and what's happening our our area is all marked up on speedway it means we won't be able to go in and out of our garages.

825
01:17:43.020 --> 01:17:54.960
Noel Johnston: During that period of time, from nine to five during the day, and I imagine that the businesses on speedway will be.

826
01:17:56.070 --> 01:17:59.610
Noel Johnston: Similarly, affected does anybody know anything further about this.

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01:18:00.510 --> 01:18:01.830
james robb: would be the only one, probably.

828
01:18:02.970 --> 01:18:08.550
Brian Averill: There is a plan somewhere that's laid out with timelines and maps and everything but.

829
01:18:09.570 --> 01:18:16.290
Brian Averill: Having gone through it here on paloma it's it's not so fun, so the better prepared, you can be.

830
01:18:17.940 --> 01:18:27.900
Brian Averill: Delivery wise deliveries are going to be a disaster to, so I would, I think CD 11 has it somewhere, I know it was a God that might have been street services.

831
01:18:29.100 --> 01:18:30.030
Brian Averill: I can help you track it, though.

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01:18:31.050 --> 01:18:41.700
Noel Johnston: Straight services, and they have our if you go to La dwp department of water and power here's your water and ally, they have a schedule on it, but it's not up today.

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01:18:43.200 --> 01:18:55.350
Noel Johnston: So i'm just i'm thinking, this is something that we would do the Community a favor by updating if we can on a regular basis, because I think it's really going to throw the businesses.

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01:18:57.690 --> 01:19:01.800
Brian Averill: I mean we could we could invite them to a meeting and have them explain.

835
01:19:02.280 --> 01:19:06.150
Noel Johnston: I think a great idea to invite them to our next meeting.

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01:19:06.600 --> 01:19:09.240
Brian Averill: Well sure, Mr rob.

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01:19:11.880 --> 01:19:21.900
james robb: Thank, I would like to thank everybody for sending their emotions, I know, Peter and well Andrew and and Brian all submitted stuff.

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01:19:24.330 --> 01:19:38.700
james robb: I didn't get to all of them or Brian and I didn't get to all of them, so well we'll work on trying to address some of the other ones hey guys but it's 803 in our meetings done we did it in an hour and three minutes.

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Brian Averill: hey just just to follow up before you wind it up Nick brought up a good point, in that we do all of these meetings, the the committee meetings, we can see meetings.

840
01:19:49.050 --> 01:19:58.560
Brian Averill: And there never seems to be any follow up and sometimes it's like screaming into the void so i'm not sure how we could improve that I think it's it's got to come from the dnc above us.

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01:19:59.100 --> 01:19:59.670
james robb: But which.

842
01:20:00.120 --> 01:20:06.990
Brian Averill: We argue over these motions and send them to the dnc and they pass them there's there doesn't seem to be any follow so well.

843
01:20:07.020 --> 01:20:11.790
james robb: vicki vicki has her hand up so maybe vicki would like to comment.

844
01:20:12.300 --> 01:20:20.670
Vicki Halliday: And would i'm actually one of the things that's being worked on and is almost ready is a tracking system for every motion.

845
01:20:21.420 --> 01:20:38.940
Vicki Halliday: that's passed by the wii and see that will include who it was sent to what responses have been received, what actions have been made on and that's a new feature that Jimmy or as put together and work with web corner on So hopefully that will be in effect soon.

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01:20:39.330 --> 01:20:39.930
Brian Averill: that's great.

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01:20:41.370 --> 01:20:41.910
Andrew Mika: awesome.

848
01:20:42.990 --> 01:20:46.050
james robb: I lost visual of everybody to think no well had her hand up.

849
01:20:47.190 --> 01:20:53.760
Noel Johnston: I took my hand down because vicki really and said what I what I had heard was happening.

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01:20:54.510 --> 01:21:03.210
james robb: All right, well again thanks Andrew and everybody else on the team for helping sense submit emails and we got out at eight o'clock.

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01:21:03.510 --> 01:21:04.590
Andrew Mika: So, Jim.

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01:21:05.910 --> 01:21:07.830
james robb: Fantastic meeting is now adjourned.

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01:21:09.570 --> 01:21:10.350
Brian Averill: Nice work everybody.

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01:21:17.220 --> 01:21:18.690
Peter Ruiz: i'm gonna stay here till the end.