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james murez: Sema i'm gonna make you.

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james murez: host and i'll make.

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james murez: Brian and make with you co host because I know he has technical skill oh here's vicki she can be co hosts to it doesn't matter.

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james murez: Who wants to be co host.

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Brian Averill: i'm happy to do it that can do it.

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james murez: To see my CMO who do you want to have be co host.

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Sima Kostovetsky: It between these two freaky with lots of the responsibility i'm happy or buying can do it.

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Sima Kostovetsky: i'm happy to share.

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james murez: You want.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Do you want calling you okay.

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Brian Averill: i'll do it tonight.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Thank you.

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Brian Averill: Know rotating a torture.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Exactly Jim has graciously because the topic at hand has is going to be battling out of tonight's meeting so just wanted to acknowledge that.

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Brian Averill: gotcha.

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james murez: And i'm out now and see my you are now coast.

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Sima Kostovetsky: So thank you so much, Jim.

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Sima Kostovetsky: You posted.

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james murez: yeah from this point forward i'm going to leave the meeting and you only need to call me if you have some sort of an emergency like somehow something crashes, but with Brian is co host he can always keep things going as well.

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Sima Kostovetsky: I appreciate that Thank you.

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Sima Kostovetsky: So much.

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james murez: For now.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Thank you again.

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james murez: Forget we have.

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james murez: bylaws meeting on on.

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james murez: that's that's next next that next week yeah.

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Brian Averill: yeah I love promoting Angela.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Are you promoting okay.

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Brian Averill: Did you get.

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Sima Kostovetsky: I just got vicki.

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Sima Kostovetsky: And i'm going to promote.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Our Christopher.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Thank you, everybody um we're waiting on Nick.

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Sima Kostovetsky: To be one of our panelists I don't see him yet and Christina has unfortunately under the weather so she bowed out but I haven't heard from her that I will.

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Sima Kostovetsky: do a little bit later so let's just give it one more minute and i'm going to repeat what I told Brian I don't know if you heard this vicki but Jim has graciously about out of the meeting.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Due to the topic at hand so um yeah so we have our work cut out for us, thank you, I like I like the background.

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Brian Averill: My background.

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Sima Kostovetsky: The brick wall i've never seen that.

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Brian Averill: just got this big print check that out.

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Sima Kostovetsky: wow that you were is that.

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Brian Averill: My living room all.

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Brian Averill: I know we haven't started yet, but we should talk about the article to help those guys up.

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Sima Kostovetsky: And and it's like coming up next week.

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St patrick's.

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Sima Kostovetsky: it's after 1717.

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Brian Averill: you're muted.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Thank you.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Thank you.

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Sima Kostovetsky: yeah he's heard that.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Okay, thank you.

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Sima Kostovetsky: meetings that start seven or 8pm call the meeting to order Thank you so much for being here tonight.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Thank you, and I will ever be repeat this for the last time this evening, although James nero's his ex officio this committee, he has bought out of tonight's meeting, given the topic and.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Yes, given the discussion about.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Candidate town halls so Brian is my co host this evening Thank you so much, and we got a lot to get covered so 709.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Let us start with number one approve agenda is presented or oh i'm sorry roll call.

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Sima Kostovetsky: I always forget this, because I see you guys vicki.

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Sima Kostovetsky: i've got Angela.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Great i've got Brian.

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Sima Kostovetsky: i've got Nick.

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Sima Kostovetsky: And i've got.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Christopher.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Thank you um.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Okay, moving on Thank you approve agenda presented or Monday, can I refer.

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Sima Kostovetsky: For me, pull it up.

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Brian Averill: i'll make the motion.

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Vicki Halliday: i'll set it.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Thank you.

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Sima Kostovetsky: i'm for the Minutes i'm short handing it I basically go first and your initials and second during the shows, and then the boat in case it wasn't obvious from the minute.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Okay, thank you.

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Sima Kostovetsky: and

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Sima Kostovetsky: Can I have a vote on that please let's start with Angela.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Yes to no approve agenda, yes, oh i'm sorry we need public comment on approval of agenda as.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Amended we don't need okay so let's go Angela yes.

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Sima Kostovetsky: it's fun.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Brian.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Yes, vicki.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Christian Christopher.

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Christopher Lee: Yes, yes.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Thank you.

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Sima Kostovetsky: next review comment and improvement it's the last meeting as presented or amended, can I have a.

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Nick Antonicello: Google.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Nick.

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Brian Averill: i'll second to.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Thank you roll call for that Angela.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Yes, thank you vicki.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Yes, Brian.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Yes, Nick.

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Sima Kostovetsky: yeah Christopher.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Thank you.

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Sima Kostovetsky: pronouncements from the committee.

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Brian Averill: As I mentioned before the Venice our crawl is is next week might be nice to help those guys out, however, we can.

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Sima Kostovetsky: funny okay i'll reach out to sunny.

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Sima Kostovetsky: I believe, if they're having a having a fundraiser it's on march 17 correct.

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Christopher Lee: march 17 i'm in regular communication is sunny.

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Christopher Lee: they're doing a main event, starting at about 5pm.

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Christopher Lee: Until about eight and then they're doing the art tours of the community until about 10pm.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Okay.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Are you guys seeing the agenda.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Chris Would you mind just emailing me that obviously i'll be in touch with sonny but five is the start time and i'm sure they can provide us with some beautiful artwork to publicize and Brian I know that you will be helpful as well, so yeah.

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Great organization.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Thank you okay any other committee announcement.

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Brian Averill: Oh, we cracked 1500.

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Brian Averill: On instagram.

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Brian Averill: 1500 Day, which is almost quadrupled started with.

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Sima Kostovetsky: And we've got very good numbers on Twitter as well we're close to 1400 so yay.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Thank you for all the work Okay, moving on if there's an oh i'm going to so Christina couldn't be here tonight i'm going to you i'm going to talk about her announcement during my chair report so and she sent out an email, but I can forward to.

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Christopher Lee: see whether we just lose you.

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Sima Kostovetsky: know I lost my.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Give me one second to switch these out.

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Christopher Lee: Can you hear me.

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Christopher Lee: you're super early yeah you're super soft.

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Brian Averill: Sooner you can go to your preferences and turn up your microphone if you want.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Okay, oh i'll figure it.

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Brian Averill: still pretty soft okay.

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Sima Kostovetsky: hear me now.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Thank you.

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Brian Averill: Public.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Public comment on items, not on the agenda, do we have any speakers.

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Brian Averill: And you see any.

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Brian Averill: know we have.

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Sima Kostovetsky: two guests this evening.

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Erica raise your hand.

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Brian Averill: They go.

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Erica Moore: Out there, I just want to say hi and I wanted to mention Sema I hope that you'll announce and help promote the rylan event that's coming up for the resiliency committee for our.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Thank you it's on my list.

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Erica Moore: Fantastic i'd love to see that up sooner.

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Erica Moore: than later, thank you.

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Brian Averill: I think it's number seven.

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Erica Moore: Oh fantastic okay great Thank you sure.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Any other public comments.

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Brian Averill: looks like that's it.

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Sima Kostovetsky: All right, thank you Moving on now, we are moving on to my chair report.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Really quickly I listed our sites, these are where our meetings are on our web page.

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Sima Kostovetsky: On our YouTube channel Jim has been the one that's been posting them and he's actually responsible for posting all our YouTube meetings recorded meetings from zoom on to the individual committee pages, as well as the board pages.

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Sima Kostovetsky: So i'm happy to demonstrate if if you guys would like me to but i'm very proudly and unfortunately christina's not here are, how to zoom video has gotten over 300 views.

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Angela McGregor: Great is.

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Sima Kostovetsky: i've started to post it.

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Sima Kostovetsky: I started to post it for basically every meeting that we're promoting, including the general meetings so Christina is becoming a bit of a celebrity i'm just joking.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Throughout so thank you for doing that, with me that's turned out to be quite productive so there's that and i'm next I I also listed how we're posting the YouTube videos there under supporting documents with the time codes um and here's our YouTube channel.

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Sima Kostovetsky: So that's part of my chair report all right venues farmers market, I also have it under old business and new business because we have to figure out a way to staff that I cannot be the only person that's there.

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Sima Kostovetsky: And you know, for example, this Friday would be a good time to be there for resiliency.

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Sima Kostovetsky: They technically anybody from the dnc can be a part of our outreach table, so I really, really urge you to be there, I don't know, maybe once every two months once every three months, but just so I have more coverage.

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Sima Kostovetsky: i've asked for our neighborhood Council to be participating, but I cannot rely.

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Sima Kostovetsky: for whatever reason, on people volunteering their time and I get it people work they have other commitments like I, for example, cannot be there, this Friday due to.

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Sima Kostovetsky: A work commitment, so I get it, but I really, really, really it's honestly such a great great opportunity to hang out with your neighbors and see your constituents.

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Sima Kostovetsky: You know, even if it's an hour so that's my selling point, but I look forward to any kind of suggestions that we could have.

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Sima Kostovetsky: In terms of more of a fancy presence at the farmers market, but you know, obviously, as things will start to open up in person, I hope that we're going to have more opportunities for in person in.

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Sima Kostovetsky: History.

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Nick Antonicello: Nick.

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Sima Kostovetsky: How you doing i'm great are you.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Are you talking about the Chair report.

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Sima Kostovetsky: talking to us for the meeting.

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Nick Antonicello: i'm talking to you that recording booth at the.

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Nick Antonicello: At the farmers market.

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Nick Antonicello: Yes, before it was before coded.

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Nick Antonicello: You Harrison, who was the treasure was responsible for taking it down picking the booth down with me.

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Nick Antonicello: Joe Murphy was one of the people that would help us at the booth up in the morning.

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Nick Antonicello: If.

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Sima Kostovetsky: I may.

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Sima Kostovetsky: If I may we've actually simplified the process, Jim has a table a fold out table in his truck that he brings pretty much every Friday because i've asked him to.

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Sima Kostovetsky: there's also a table cloth.

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Sima Kostovetsky: That is in his truck and there's a revolving table cross that i'm very happy to drop off the night before if I know that we have coverage.

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Sima Kostovetsky: So there's no more setup we don't have a canopy we just have a table and a tablecloth so that's kind of made the whole setup and taking down of our whatever you want to call it.

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Sima Kostovetsky: And you know we did pretty well for the sign lighting, with just that we did pretty well with the toy drive with just that so.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Again I.

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Nick Antonicello: will move is because you can get very hot there in the summer.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Where we are in the shade so in the mornings, you know again we're in the shade and we're right at the front so it's great because you know, whenever i'm there I kind of.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Green everybody.

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Nick Antonicello: I thought that we were before.

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Sima Kostovetsky: And no we're not we're not around the bend we're literally at the front of the farmers market in the shade on the dirt I found that that's you know it's a great way to interact.

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Nick Antonicello: With Jim is going to be there, he loves it he's the President like I said before, just you just accept the history because I wrote Joe over the myself you Harrison and, obviously, Jim was there and then a lot of the board members and just kind of stopped by.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Right right.

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Nick Antonicello: So if we could.

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Sima Kostovetsky: If we could get it unfortunately I don't have people that are there every Friday.

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Nick Antonicello: Oh no oh gosh, although the book.

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Sima Kostovetsky: i'm telling you what we have is that good enough, because then I have to give you the canopy and we can discuss this offline neck.

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Sima Kostovetsky: In terms of in terms of what you will need and how we can facilitate that Thank you, I appreciate that.

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Sima Kostovetsky: and

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Brian Averill: see what I would also ask the board during your next board meeting.

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Sima Kostovetsky: I will ask again vicki can attest, I sent out I believe two calls to action, so to speak, with Google docs and you know I mean look I probably have to do, frankly, a better job of every month, reminding the board that this opportunity exists, but at the same time I.

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Sima Kostovetsky: You know I I would hope that there would be more participation from the board, without having to be reminded.

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Brian Averill: That look.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Look, I mean the reality is is that if I if i'm more.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Proactive with it, then, then I think that there will be more of of you know it's just there's been a lot there's been a lot over the last three months.

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Sima Kostovetsky: or two months, rather, you know, in terms of our commitments and what we have to do so, sometimes things go by the wayside, but just keep that out there, please Erica I see your hand but.

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Sima Kostovetsky: I am not calling on you, yet um last but not least, I want to give a huge shout out to resiliency committee for their town hall on the 23rd.

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Sima Kostovetsky: And it was truly truly a huge learning event I was a part of it, I have to give props for to Christina she was a phenomenal moderator and props to the entire committee, including Erica and Annika and Keith they know their stuff they had some great speakers.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Pursuant to that we will be promoting the neighborhood teen program below and also rylan and Erica i'm happy since Christina.

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Sima Kostovetsky: isn't there, I will read christina's email and send it out to you guys but i'm you know i'm happy for you to to talk about rylan during rylan if you if you so desire i'll give you a few minutes um let me see.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Let me do you see my email.

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Sima Kostovetsky: So just, for example, so Venice farmers markets, so this Friday Nick i'm Keith has materials for you from the or you know from one of our representatives to be able to sit at the booth as well, so we can be handing things out for um.

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Sima Kostovetsky: You know, for their next event and then like I said, their emergency preparedness materials are very popular from the resiliency town hall they had a third of the attendees reach back out to them and want to get further involved in the committee and what.

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Sima Kostovetsky: You know the amazing sort of the service that they provide to our Community, so I think that that was a tremendous success.

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Sima Kostovetsky: I hope you guys saw our advertising, because we were everywhere we had digital I mean it was mostly digital advertising, but we were everywhere.

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Sima Kostovetsky: And it was actually very nice and I know that his top razzi wrote about us yo Venice wrote about us West I current wrote about us so that's that.

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Sima Kostovetsky: That are so upcoming rylan event, and we will promote this so rylan is ready, your la that's what rylan stands for ready your la so that next vcr see event is going to be from March 26 I sorry march 26 123 PM it's also via zoom we will go out to market with that.

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Sima Kostovetsky: that's march 26 neighborhood teen program is every fourth Saturday, of the month, also from one to 3pm, so we will post that, as well as we have in the past.

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Sima Kostovetsky: So that's kind of the update from Christina I will email you guys tonight with her piece, so thank you and Nick I will follow up about Friday, if we can make that work, I think that would be great, and it would be a great follow up to their town hall.

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Sima Kostovetsky: So this is the video of the evening.

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Sima Kostovetsky: We got to talk about.

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Sima Kostovetsky: CD 11 candidate forum and mayoral candidate forum.

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Sima Kostovetsky: i'm.

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Brian Averill: let's see what the public comment before we.

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Sima Kostovetsky: yeah let me uh yeah I was let.

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Sima Kostovetsky: let's deal with the Mayor world actually if we can reverse A and B item six A and B and start with CD 11 candidate town hall, I think that we should perhaps start with that one.

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Sima Kostovetsky: So we don't have emotion, because there's a lot of things that we have to iron out, including guidelines that the city has set up.

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Sima Kostovetsky: I have the slide presentation up on my screen that I can show you and I will also.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Be emailing you the guidelines that they put out it's basically a slideshow presentation and then there's a PDF document and then there's also a recording of how done.

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Sima Kostovetsky: department of neighborhood empowerment wants us to handle candidate forums and the requirements that they have and because we have an we are an MC.

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Sima Kostovetsky: There are some you know there's some pretty specific things that have to do with brown act as well as.

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Sima Kostovetsky: um so and and vicki can speak to this as well, I hope, because she has experienced with it, and you know she also has the larger perspective from Rack.

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Sima Kostovetsky: um so obviously I want to hear opinions about how we want to proceed, I have a date in mind just based on other schedules I think it's going to come down to making sure that we don't step on other Councils.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Dates like I know del rey had theirs yesterday Brentwood is having there's on Monday, which I plan, even though it's private and they're not under the MC rules.

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Sima Kostovetsky: i'm curious as to how they would be doing it so it's a learning experience for me um so that's that's kind of where i'm at but it's it's fluid there's a lot of requirements for us it's an important thing to have for our neighborhood.

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Sima Kostovetsky: You know, and so that's my two cents let's move it to public comment if we have some.

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Brian Averill: Anybody public comment on items six the next pmc.

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Brian Averill: Be could be excuse me.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Erica has her hand up.

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Erica Moore: hi all adjust my other questions that were about the other topics later when you bring them back, but i'm as far as this goes, I have a question that.

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Erica Moore: Are there different rules because of the fact that this year, as is running and he's you know, the head of our neighborhood Council me Are there things I would assume that there would be different guidelines that maybe we have to follow because of that.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Well, and and if I know, and thank you, no, thank you for bringing that up and honestly um you know that just part of the reason that he's not here tonight.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Because obviously he's a candidate and us discussing something that directly would affect him would be inappropriate and, in fact, let me share the screen for the slides for a minute.

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Sima Kostovetsky: So that's our that's the commercial for our YouTube channel.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Because it's free do you see the mcc introduction below oh wait hi trial out oh my God did I lose this I.

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Brian Averill: Do you have like.

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Sima Kostovetsky: I don't don't please don't judgments about my my.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Yes, my no judgments I I apologize, but i'm.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Lawyers yeah i'm very i'm going to get out of our YouTube channel and go to.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Where I meant to go.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Do you see it and and, by the way, i'm showing you how to navigate to all these seminars, that if the public wants to take a look at it's actually quite a helpful website and it's empower la.org so um you go to their workshops and training.

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Sima Kostovetsky: And right here under advocacy political legislative workshops hosting candidate forums slides.

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Sima Kostovetsky: One of the big topics is that you know the overriding principles is all about in in impartiality and then obviously i'm.

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Sima Kostovetsky: It as as a candidate forum, we are able to.

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Sima Kostovetsky: submit questions prior so that there's a limit on on public comment um, but let me just fair and equal Okay, right here.

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Sima Kostovetsky: All certified candidates for the race must be invited with sufficient notice that's very important.

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Sima Kostovetsky: all at once a neighborhood Council member who is involved in a campaign should not be involved in any way in planning or participating in the candidate forum.

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Sima Kostovetsky: So I cannot speak for Jim, but I do know that obviously empower la is involved, because of gems Canada see so I don't know that the logistics or the ethics of it, I just know that they're loved and obviously it's stated, and one of their rules.

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Sima Kostovetsky: i'm moving on just there anything else.

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Erica Moore: sure it will, and you know I mean if there's just it just seemed like there's a lot of.

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Erica Moore: overlap and to me the fact that Jim has the farmers market and all these different things are set up there and it's such a small period of time it's only on Fridays for like a four hour window and many people cannot come.

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Erica Moore: I just think that that's one of the concerns I think that really a different location should be.

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Erica Moore: considered for things that are represented for by the dnc I think that there should be they're supposed to be five remember right from what I read they're supposed to be.

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Erica Moore: access to the information for many more hours and four hours on one day for the puzzle and there's supposed to be a visibility that's easy access for everybody.

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Erica Moore: You know this happened during the election to try just I just want to acknowledge that, because I think it is an unusual situation and I just think that it really doesn't need to be concerned.

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Sima Kostovetsky: If I may make a suggestion, again, this is based on my experience and Erica you have to forgive me, because we I you know, I appreciate your comment, and I want to have the public involved in this discussion, but we have to move on, after this um I do want to say that when we dealt with.

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Sima Kostovetsky: When we dealt with a parody issue in our dnc elections and Jim still held the title of farmers market manager.

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Sima Kostovetsky: To his credit, and then there was a number of us because prior to my candidacy, as well as I run negotiating and Hugh and sort of the prior administration.

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Sima Kostovetsky: They kept oversight.

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Sima Kostovetsky: He I cannot speak I cannot speak for him, all I can tell you is that there were very clear demarcations that were set in terms of campaigning or not campaigning, and my only suggestion, because I am not the arbiter of all this is for you to.

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Sima Kostovetsky: To file your concern with Freddie of empower la and the city attorney's office, and in fact at the bottom of our disclaimer on our on every neighborhood Council zoom meeting there's an address for any kind of ethics or city council i'm sorry neighborhood empowerment.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Issues so, for example, um Let me give you let me put out this address it's for the record, if there's any issues, and you know this is all public record it's ethics dot Commission at La city.org so again i'm not the arbiter of this, thank you for bringing this up, but I.

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Sima Kostovetsky: In my experience with the vm see election, it was handled.

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Erica Moore: Though, so I think you might not be aware that I have actually used that chain of command and there was nothing that was ruled in favor of me, and it still has not been addressed in the neighborhood Council like it should have.

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Erica Moore: So I don't really necessarily have a lot of faith in that system and It just seems like a conflict of interest i'm just stating that I know that other people have the same opinion, they just might not talk about it and I just think it's something that really does these.

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Erica Moore: Things.

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Sima Kostovetsky: And thank you for saying that, and again I it's I hate to say this, but this is above my grade level.

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Sima Kostovetsky: or lack of or my pay grade rather, this is not a decision that I, I cannot, I cannot make it all I can do is put out the rules for our candidate forums and ensure that it is handled as.

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Sima Kostovetsky: impartially as as possible.

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Brian Averill: And number two couldn't be any more clear.

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Brian Averill: You can't be involved in planning and participating that's that's it I don't think it's gonna be a problem correctly.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Thank you, thank you for bringing that up okay.

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Nick Antonicello: Not here tonight you understand.

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Sima Kostovetsky: I was at the farmers market promote I don't want to speak to that because I can't be partial, all I can tell you is that, based on experience there, there were certain guidelines put in, but I can't speak to that because I wasn't a part of that discussion.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Thank you.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Committee discussion on the end CCD 11 town hall, and again I will forward you these links, and this is a discussion with our committee in terms of how we want to do it obviously I have my.

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Sima Kostovetsky: The way that I see it, having thought about it, I also will defer to vicki on on her experience.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Christina like I said with her experience with the CRC Brian I mean we have some amazing people in our committee so.

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Sima Kostovetsky: I i'm I have the utmost confidence that we can do this under our purview it will take a lot of work, and there will be other you know work meetings, having to do this, but the two big things is, we need to announce the date.

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Sima Kostovetsky: And my suggestion for the date just.

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Sima Kostovetsky: In terms of other neighborhood councils or neighborhood associations and how they're handling it, so I want you to be aware of the fact that may 7 is when the ballots are going out for the election, so I think that.

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Sima Kostovetsky: And I believe the candidates qualified today today was the last.

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Sima Kostovetsky: For them to get the signatures um to qualify.

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Sima Kostovetsky: As we wait a little bit longer that it's so hard to have a candidate form right now we have 15 candidates, I mean people are never going to be able to speak about the depth of the topics.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Well, right now, after today i'm saying like so longer like today's going to be very you know when they announced qualified is going to be very informative and obviously very telling.

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Sima Kostovetsky: And I think will determine our fate as well, in terms of planning this so vicki is there anything you want to say as an over.

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Vicki Halliday: No, I think you, you get a date in mind, and then the first thing that's done before you say anything to the public about it.

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Vicki Halliday: Is you send an invitation email to the candidate you're inviting which point if there are any negotiations about date or they can't make it and you have to change it around you'll know it very quickly.

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Angela McGregor: What day, did you have in mind Sema.

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Sima Kostovetsky: So the date that I have in mind is the last, we would have to give up our Wednesday, but because I forgive me, I have to get back to having our meetings monthly.

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Sima Kostovetsky: um but April 27.

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Nick Antonicello: of it.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Is under the guidelines as an MC, it has to be a zoom event.

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Nick Antonicello: sponsors, or just have to be an outreach.

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Sima Kostovetsky: No, no.

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Sima Kostovetsky: This is our.

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Vicki Halliday: Town Hall.

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Sima Kostovetsky: yeah it's a dmc candidate forum, we can raise money we can I mean you know as as part of this meeting, we can talk about a budget, I mean I let me oh i'm so sorry, thank you for bringing that up.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Because one of the things that is important.

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Sima Kostovetsky: We have a deadline in terms of budget and money, because if you can believe it our fiscal year runs out in June.

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Sima Kostovetsky: yeah so we actually have money to spend so I really hope that between CD 11 town hall, and the mayoral candidate forum, we can spend as much money to try to attract as many people as possible.

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Vicki Halliday: yeah i'm confused, why do we need to fundraise anything.

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Sima Kostovetsky: No, we don't.

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Sima Kostovetsky: No, no, I started, I was talking about deadlines for money in terms of.

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Sima Kostovetsky: You know, we still have to get the budget approved.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Right and that's all I was saying, and I would like to, because these are going to be some pretty big events, I think that we can we can spend money on advertising and it's not even that much it's just you know it's considerable when you talk about blanketing.

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Sima Kostovetsky: You know and and and who knows what we'll see if we'll get a greater REACH, because my feeling is that Venice is going to be important to CD 11 so My hope is that candidates will come so April 27 is my suggestion for the date.

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Sima Kostovetsky: that's after Easter after Passover and before.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Wednesday Wednesday April 27 because I believe Lou peck is the 28th.

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Brian Averill: What about the following Wednesday for just bumped it a little bit into until May before.

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Sima Kostovetsky: My problem is that's gonna be that's gonna be right up a fight against look I can send out vicki is it your understanding that we can send out two dates.

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Vicki Halliday: start out with one and then, if you, you know you start negotiating.

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Sima Kostovetsky: yeah for an example like yesterday del rey did, I believe, with just four candidates so um I don't want.

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Vicki Halliday: I would send out one day, and if five or six I mean unless somebody objects totally to the date just stick with it.

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Sima Kostovetsky: So can we agree that may that April 20 and again Brian the only reason why i'm a little bit reluctant about may is because the first week in May is because I.

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Brian Averill: Like it well, what about the fourth, and then we could be like the grand finale of all the bits and then the balance.

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Sima Kostovetsky: i'm good with with.

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Sima Kostovetsky: With you guys if that's what my committee wants.

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Brian Averill: Is there a reason you didn't want to.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Go yes, because I just thought it was too close but that's my opinion.

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Brian Averill: But this will be the.

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Brian Averill: The finale this will be great.

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Sima Kostovetsky: that's why you guys are the outreach committee.

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Vicki Halliday: So many ballads you're going to start to be mailed out of this correct.

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Vicki Halliday: along in there, so it's not like the next morning.

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Sima Kostovetsky: So do you guys so is the.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Is the consensus that we would like to aim for Wednesday, the fourth.

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Vicki Halliday: I would.

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offer that.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Can I ask you do, you have something against the third.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Like a Tuesday.

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Vicki Halliday: Tuesday night conflicts with so many committee meetings.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Okay, but Wednesday seems to be the better one.

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Nick Antonicello: That we have a Wednesday make for.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Oh.

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Sima Kostovetsky: hold on a.

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Vicki Halliday: Second, that.

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Sima Kostovetsky: made who second and you guys are fighting over it is a vicki or Brian.

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or vicki.

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Sima Kostovetsky: TV 11 town hall.

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Nick Antonicello: there's there's no public college just cool.

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yeah.

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Sima Kostovetsky: So wait hold on this is the date there's many more things.

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yeah but.

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Sima Kostovetsky: i'm i'm happy to separate this out, so this will be item.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Six be.

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Sima Kostovetsky: With.

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Nick Antonicello: them wonderful weekend.

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Nick Antonicello: Have a vote on may 4 what time would you like to start.

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Sima Kostovetsky: I think we should start at.

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Nick Antonicello: 6am how what's the length of this thing 90 minutes.

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Sima Kostovetsky: No so i'm Okay, if I may so you have depending on the number of candidates, we have to give them the freedom to make an opening statement, I think that I can't talk about numbers now, so I think we have to be conscious of we're going to lose people after two hours two and a half hours.

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Angela McGregor: mm hmm.

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Sima Kostovetsky: So let us just use number, you know the 10 candidates right, so if they each get three minutes that.

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means.

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Sima Kostovetsky: i'm sorry wait, maybe more saying.

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Brian Averill: There won't be.

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Vicki Halliday: It won't be done.

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Right.

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Sima Kostovetsky: let's say seven right.

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Sima Kostovetsky: So there's seven candidates.

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Sima Kostovetsky: I think a good number would be somewhere between three and five minutes for an introduction I think that's reasonable.

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Vicki Halliday: cool know.

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Nick Antonicello: What level one minute introduction.

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Sima Kostovetsky: No, we can't do one minute.

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Sima Kostovetsky: We got to give them a.

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Vicki Halliday: You know.

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Vicki Halliday: A two minute introduction is fine and a three minute wrap up at the end.

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Vicki Halliday: total of five minutes, plus their questions.

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Angela McGregor: And then.

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Vicki Halliday: They build up their pattern down but.

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Sima Kostovetsky: I cannot take questions from the audience well.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Well, I have my head of time.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Exactly yeah exactly yeah it's that's we so we have to do outreach in terms of getting candidate participation, obviously we as a committee we, as the Vinci, we have stakeholders, we we, I mean this is our district you guys.

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Like if we don't.

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Nick Antonicello: Think we're gonna have this thing on Wednesday may 3 starting it.

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Sima Kostovetsky: May 4.

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Angela McGregor: grade for.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Spreading it.

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it's my birthday.

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Nick Antonicello: And you wanted to start the clock and.

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Sima Kostovetsky: i'm open to suggestions, do you guys like six or do you think it's too early for.

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seven.

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Angela McGregor: I really do.

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Vicki Halliday: Seven o'clock.

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Angela McGregor: yeah.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Because they do you think having.

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dinner.

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Nick Antonicello: Okay, seven o'clock and we want to be.

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Sima Kostovetsky: I think it has to be at least 120 minutes I.

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Brian Averill: love them to none.

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Nick Antonicello: So.

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Nick Antonicello: So the motion is.

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Sima Kostovetsky: It sorry i'm going to extend it a half an hour, because I think it's a because if people want to have discussions and if there's follow up questions.

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Sima Kostovetsky: I think it's important because this is important for our Community, so I.

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Sima Kostovetsky: don't want to go.

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Sima Kostovetsky: No, no, but that's why that's why i'm advocating for an extra 30 minutes.

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Brian Averill: let's.

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Vicki Halliday: just say we hope to.

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Vicki Halliday: get it done in two hours is zoom is not going to cut us off.

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Brian Averill: Why don't we just.

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Vicki Halliday: It depends on who the moderator is and how much they interject in between, so you can't put a stopwatch on this stuff I mean.

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Brian Averill: We just.

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Vicki Halliday: These candidates are all getting really used to this kind of format since everybody in their dogs having forum, you know they're they're all getting very trained in this.

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Brian Averill: Why don't we just pick a start time for now.

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Sima Kostovetsky: yeah nobody Kevin I think we can leave the end open ended 7pm.

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Brian Averill: Problems so.

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Nick Antonicello: To have on Wednesday may 3 beginning of.

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Sima Kostovetsky: May 4.

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record.

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Nick Antonicello: Right.

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Nick Antonicello: whoa.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Wait vicki i'm sorry was that you were Angela.

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Angela McGregor: That was Angela.

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Angela McGregor: sorry about my camera.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Okay i'm taking roll call for that vote at forgive me, can we just make it unanimous is that fair if we say that there's five of us.

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Sima Kostovetsky: including me thank you it's unanimous 600 okay next and and I realized that this is part of we might have to separate and have a working meeting but i'm to schools on thoughts of the moderator.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Venice moderator or we expand and we get somebody like.

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Sima Kostovetsky: throwing it out there at.

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Sima Kostovetsky: oprah Sam rubin.

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Christopher Lee: Real quick see when since there was a motion on the floor, do we need to open to public comment.

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But why.

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Nick Antonicello: model emotional structure.

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Sima Kostovetsky: This is this isn't working thing between.

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Nick Antonicello: The public color.

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Sima Kostovetsky: I cannot have public comment on dates and times.

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Sima Kostovetsky: This is like a working meeting, thank you, Christopher for bringing that up but.

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Sima Kostovetsky: i'm so.

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Sima Kostovetsky: moderator Venice or somebody with bigger appeal, because the reality is we're going to be sending something you know outlining.

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Sima Kostovetsky: What are the issues and, and again I urge the public, and I will make this announcement at our B and C meeting.

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Sima Kostovetsky: send us questions for the candidate town halls send us questions and then that'll be our job as outreach committee to make sure that those questions get out and get out to the candidates, but I.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Think, for you, no, no sorry.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Sorry, to the candidates during the forum not prior, but I think that it would be important to vicki and actually I defer to you um do you do, I personally think that it would be important to say prepared to talk about public safety, prepared to talk about land use coastal.

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Nick Antonicello: know that I.

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Vicki Halliday: know that.

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Vicki Halliday: yeah.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Okay.

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Angela McGregor: I, the main thing is as soon as is possibly humanly possible ice email, all of them and make sure everybody can make it on that day, well, and then we can nail them down.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Right I, the reality is we gotta wait right now that they filed we gotta wait until.

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Sima Kostovetsky: We know.

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Vicki Halliday: tomorrow.

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Vicki Halliday: send it up.

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Vicki Halliday: To.

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Nick Antonicello: Anybody that's announced tomorrow.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Is it that quickly.

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Nick Antonicello: Yes, okay oh.

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Sima Kostovetsky: I will send it out tomorrow.

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Sima Kostovetsky: i'm just I i'm happy i'm happy to send out a letter, what do you think the letter should say very basic the date and the time.

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Vicki Halliday: just say that they're invited to a Venice neighborhood Council you know public forum.

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Vicki Halliday: And debate.

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Vicki Halliday: On such and such date.

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Vicki Halliday: Discussing you know all issues relevant in Venice and see what you get back.

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Angela McGregor: Please let us know.

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Angela McGregor: Yes, hi answer your availability.

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Angela McGregor: Whatever you will be available to participate.

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We.

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Nick Antonicello: didn't know we could show up so we want them to to respond to a date that's been set, we just led to set the day, so you want these people to say look we're having this thing you realize.

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Nick Antonicello: Now, I think the second thing we need to do is.

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Nick Antonicello: The Community as a whole has to do is, if you want to give the public ample time to submit questions.

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Nick Antonicello: But I think that the moderators should be from that quite frankly finish event and i'll even go further, saying, maybe we should advertise.

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Nick Antonicello: asking people who'd like to moderate for from Venice.

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Sima Kostovetsky: neck forgive me.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Because.

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Nick Antonicello: The committee would ultimately pick the moderator.

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Sima Kostovetsky: But we don't have time that's my.

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point you have to.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Right.

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Vicki Halliday: So we.

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Sima Kostovetsky: have to get this in front of the board, we have to get the board approval and we have to have time to promote this, I think, unfortunately opening this look i'm, this is a public meeting, if you have suggestions for moderators.

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Nick Antonicello: What i'm saying to you is this is that unless unless someone has something they wanted to be the moderator day one, and open it up to the public, I just don't see what's what the problem with that.

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Angela McGregor: Well then, you get everybody in their brother.

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Nick Antonicello: I know that will have that may happen, but what i'm saying is that we will ultimately pick who the moderator is.

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Sima Kostovetsky: right but, but what i'm saying is, I think that this is important and i'm happy to announce that i'm happy to involve our Community.

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Sima Kostovetsky: However.

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Nick Antonicello: I think that.

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Nick Antonicello: there's a little girls that go.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Nick their skills that go along with this one, you cannot overlook that.

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Vicki Halliday: There are skills.

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Sima Kostovetsky: And, and I think that opening it, I mean look at Naomi night and gail, for example, that dealt with.

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Sima Kostovetsky: It wasn't A, B and C event but here's somebody that was very well respected in the Community and and you know I, I think that that was important, so my question to community in order to keep the.

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Sima Kostovetsky: story to the committee in order to keep the the scope smaller is, do we want Venice centric or do we want bigger appeal.

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Brian Averill: They gotta be fun.

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Angela McGregor: yeah I agree i'd be from Venice.

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Angela McGregor: But there's plenty of people in Venice, I mean word.

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Nick Antonicello: On the.

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Angela McGregor: street from me, you know.

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Angela McGregor: People who would be great at this.

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Christopher Lee: i'm going to.

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Christopher Lee: Be only on the premise that.

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Christopher Lee: With anybody from Venice they're going to have a site on every issue and it's going to be key for a candidate forum for our moderator to be impartial.

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Christopher Lee: hmm and adjudicating this so anybody in Venice already has interest in what happens and there's subconscious bias that can be introduced, even in the way that a question is asked so speaking to the skills necessary for a moderator that's what you get hard.

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Christopher Lee: skillfully intruding to interrupt candidates when they go off the rails and take 75 seconds, instead of 60.

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Sima Kostovetsky: And my my.

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Sima Kostovetsky: My take is so again we're going to have to figure out a forum, meaning.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Every person gets the same question.

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Nick Antonicello: Why.

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Nick Antonicello: Why, why would you do that.

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No.

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Nick Antonicello: It 30 questions from the public.

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Sima Kostovetsky: No, I mean look.

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Nick Antonicello: At the World pretty good question why Would you ask the same person all say the same five people, the same question.

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Angela McGregor: too because they'd all have a different answer and people want to delineate between them when they.

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Angela McGregor: decide for.

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Brian Averill: you've got to compare their responses.

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Right.

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Nick Antonicello: I think that they were that is not the case.

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Nick Antonicello: and

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Sima Kostovetsky: I think.

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Nick Antonicello: To be lively and if you're going to make it just.

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Nick Antonicello: Really package you're going to limit.

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Sima Kostovetsky: You stick to the guidelines Nick, unfortunately.

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Nick Antonicello: The question is what is empower.

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Sima Kostovetsky: hold on.

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Nick Antonicello: Why why questions or what.

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Nick Antonicello: I don't think they do.

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Sima Kostovetsky: know but, but my point is.

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Sima Kostovetsky: When, for example, and i'm just and i'm just you.

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Nick Antonicello: know.

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Nick Antonicello: What.

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Angela McGregor: It says right down here, Nick give each candidate, the same amount of time to speak and.

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Nick Antonicello: answer each question time that the same.

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question.

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Nick Antonicello: same amount of time, yes, what are we.

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Nick Antonicello: Not obligated.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Right, but by the same token, I would like to be able to know how candidate a feels about the same issues, so that if, for example, we have five candidates, we can make informed decisions because they can all have a different opinion.

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Nick Antonicello: There are certain questions that you're going to want to ask everybody.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Yes, yes, I agree with you.

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Nick Antonicello: on homelessness either ask for crime, but there are other questions that you may want to ask, so that the public the people that we represent, have some input if you're going to ask people for question just ask them for questions don't do it because you're not gonna be able to using.

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Sima Kostovetsky: I don't think that's my intent.

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Sima Kostovetsky: that's not a fair assessment.

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Nick Antonicello: Now, because if you're gonna have a bunch of questions and you're gonna have your.

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Nick Antonicello: nine.

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Christopher Lee: So i'm going to interrupt here under the felon fair and equal access um I guess doctrine for lack of a better word that we're looking at.

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Christopher Lee: To honor the spirit of what's written here, asking the candidates, the same question across the board is what should be done.

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Angela McGregor: yeah I think so too.

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Christopher Lee: And there is also a time and place for getting familiar they're not mutually exclusive, you can balance the questioning right, so we can have introduction and conclusion questions that speak to each individual.

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Christopher Lee: While the majority at least my assertion just going off the cuff here because I can't read this screenshot right now is a middle of 80% should be.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Employee i'm sorry i'm sorry if I made this the next slide actually is.

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Sima Kostovetsky: fair and equal access and format.

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Sima Kostovetsky: From an unbiased moderator who will ask the same question to all candidates.

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Christopher Lee: So, then, that answers our question.

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Sima Kostovetsky: And, and again Nick I think that part of what you're saying is going to be incumbent upon our moderator that's why that is so important.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Right, there should be follow up questions and maybe there's degrees of differences and and we, as the committee who is so viable for for Venice, because we know the Venice issues we we can.

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Sima Kostovetsky: include the public as much as we want to write with the questions I mean that's The purpose of this, but I think we have to be fair and equitable and that is honestly, one of the.

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Nick Antonicello: biggest biggest point going.

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Nick Antonicello: To be 24 hours to be 90 minutes to 120 minutes right.

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Nick Antonicello: you're looking at nine or 10 questions.

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Nick Antonicello: I mean that's just the.

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Sima Kostovetsky: right thing.

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Nick Antonicello: On suggesting is that what.

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Nick Antonicello: What.

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Sima Kostovetsky: No course not and I don't think that that's.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Well, and and and look I have done, these forums before in a previous life and the reality is is that, as the moderator, you have the freedom to be able to follow up.

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Angela McGregor: with another question.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Or if you're knowledgeable in Venice issues, I mean some of these candidates have been around for for two or three months right.

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Sima Kostovetsky: So if you're knowledgeable in Venice politics, you can ask follow up questions, and I would like, for that freedom to exist and again that's going to depend on what we get for.

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As a community.

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Sima Kostovetsky: vicki Christopher I please i'm looking for input and I know that there are some hands going up in the public and I want to respect you, because this is important and I will call on you, after committee discussion.

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Brian Averill: here's the thing if you have, if you have a question say about homelessness at the beach, and you ask it to one candidate and not another candidate who might have a great idea and a great answer.

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Brian Averill: that's essentially not fair.

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Brian Averill: So you got to be really careful with this stuff.

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Nick Antonicello: I think the question on homelessness universal getting that i'm certainly not suggesting.

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Brian Averill: I mean, what are you talking about like what should the Venice high school mascot be like.

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Oh.

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Nick Antonicello: What about issues of parking What about what you bring to the table it's different from your opponent, would you like to ask one of your opponent your question there's a million ways to do this.

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Nick Antonicello: it's not just some templates thing you throw together and you you're worried about objectivity of being fair to the point where.

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Nick Antonicello: The thing is completely boring, and it doesn't settle anything.

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Nick Antonicello: that's my.

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Angela McGregor: legs, can we move on as far as I mean we need to find I think it's imperative that we find a good moderator I think.

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Sima Kostovetsky: I listen, I completely agree.

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Sima Kostovetsky: With all of your points I.

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Sima Kostovetsky: My only concern is that we have to operate within the confines that have been given to us.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Your and.

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Vicki Halliday: The same as.

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Sima Kostovetsky: I get that so to Angeles point, I think that it's going to depend on the skill level of who we get.

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Sima Kostovetsky: vicki do you disagree.

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Vicki Halliday: No, I don't disagree.

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Vicki Halliday: And I think that a decent moderator especially one from Venice, who knows the area.

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Vicki Halliday: Okay.

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Sima Kostovetsky: So we're in agreement.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Venice moderator correct.

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Vicki Halliday: Yes, well let's let's start with trying to find a good moderator.

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Vicki Halliday: If we have to go further afield, we should leave that option open.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Okay, I i'm totally with you i'm.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Angela can we throw out some suggestions.

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Angela McGregor: Oh.

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Sima Kostovetsky: And you can look if you're not comfortable with that you can email me.

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Sima Kostovetsky: And we can you know we can do a working meeting and because look it's going to take some financing, maybe, our first choice I genuinely I know this is going to sound strange.

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Sima Kostovetsky: I don't want to nominate myself, but other mcs have done it.

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Sima Kostovetsky: So i'm leaving myself as the last choice because Angela who was, who was the person that you recommended or you, you said is one of your neighbors.

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Angela McGregor: Warren olney.

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Vicki Halliday: plan, I can ask Kelly mcgovern's who lives behind me who's.

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Angela McGregor: There you go.

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Vicki Halliday: Formerly, all things considered, and still was npr.

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yeah.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Okay.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Come on, throw it out there, this is a committee discussion anybody, I mean we can reach for you know.

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Oh.

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Nick Antonicello: I don't know why we can I don't know why we kept on.

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Nick Antonicello: That one, but if people involved, what is the what is the downside of saying, if you like, to be considered to be the moderator email.

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Brian Averill: And then, what.

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Christopher Lee: This should be somebody that's facile with zoom able to disrupt conversation effortlessly.

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Christopher Lee: And is impartial, those are the at least three minimum criteria.

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Christopher Lee: And all of us, as a committee, need to obviously read this fair and equal access document, the fact that I was going off the cuff here and we literally scroll down.

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Christopher Lee: One more slide and that answer the question that we've been debating for the last five minutes is ridiculous, this should be read before we even go into this conversation.

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Christopher Lee: It may provide limitations and guidelines for what we need to qualify a moderator and the fact that we're not informed on this is a disservice to our Community right.

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Angela McGregor: Forgive me, right here.

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Sima Kostovetsky: that's why we're here and that's why I posted this is.

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Vicki Halliday: Nick I can't hear you you're on muffled.

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well.

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Angela McGregor: I think, unbiased I that's such a loaded word my my emphasis would be on someone who.

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Angela McGregor: You know, like the ones we've suggested has a background in.

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Angela McGregor: Communications that.

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Sima Kostovetsky: That, I think.

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Angela McGregor: Radio in particular would be great and then to Chris chris's point someone with facility in zoom would be awesome, although I think we could have someone.

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Sima Kostovetsky: If I may, if I may, with with that whole I mean Christopher I know that you're a tech guru and I appreciate all the work that you've done for on behalf of the dnc.

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Sima Kostovetsky: But that again, that is something like once we have the zoom link, we can figure out how to do this, so you can be responsible for example, for you know for.

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Sima Kostovetsky: For the clock right, so I mean there, there are integrations of how involved, we can be, I think the overall piece of it is, we have to set some parameters, so we can function within right.

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Brian Averill: Right we've got a date we've got a time we're thinking about moderators we're thinking about questions I think that's some progress, and it might be time to move on, at this point.

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Sima Kostovetsky: yeah I do need to set a budget just because we had our budget meeting, so our budget meeting is coming up prior to the next April meeting, and if we wanted to do this in March i'm sorry in May, because of timing and budget we got to come up with a budget.

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Brian Averill: of a million dollars.

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Angela McGregor: For.

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Angela McGregor: Promoting promote it.

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yeah.

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Sima Kostovetsky: So please, before we go on to the budget, I just want to urge everybody that's on this meeting to us, please, please, if you have any suggestions for moderators that are Venice specific to please send us that if you have any connections, or if you have any relationships with.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Potential moderators I think the two biggest pieces have to be their skill level at.

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Sima Kostovetsky: interviewing and and you know being conscious of what's going on in Venice, because this is Dennis specific.

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Nick Antonicello: And I think.

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Nick Antonicello: That we voted upon we voted to have a model.

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Sima Kostovetsky: We have not officially voted on that So if you want to put a vote to that.

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We can.

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Nick Antonicello: Moderate.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Okay, so Nick is making the motion to make the Venice moderator.

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Also.

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Sima Kostovetsky: got it.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Let me do a roll call real quick on that motion because we've got the date we've got the time.

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Sima Kostovetsky: And we have some parameters to look for Venice moderator so uh let me go to Angela.

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Angela McGregor: i'm i'm kind of on the fence.

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Sima Kostovetsky: about that as moderator.

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Angela McGregor: I I think if we can, if somebody wants to do it from the West side of La who's insanely qualified and would be a great moderator I limited it might.

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Angela McGregor: I might regret that.

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Sima Kostovetsky: How about we leave it open where the the the where we talked about that the first preference is for a Venice moderator but we're not limiting ourselves.

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well.

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Sima Kostovetsky: I.

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Sima Kostovetsky: I make, I would like to amend the motion to to reach out to Venice, for lack of a better word for Venice centric moderators.

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I.

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Vicki Halliday: can't hear you Nick.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Nick i'm sorry, can you repeat that.

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Nick Antonicello: I said, this is not the ED Sullivan show we're not going to get millions of people who want to do it, and it is a Venice event and having a Venice person is logical, but you want to have a backup for someone beyond.

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Sima Kostovetsky: 11 right.

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Nick Antonicello: I just think it's a little similar, this is not the West side we do the record.

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Sima Kostovetsky: I i'm in total agreement, I just want to be fair, about time and and skill level.

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Nick Antonicello: I was bending over backwards over fairness and there's no one's being unfair.

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Nick Antonicello: it's a reasonable request to have a better person moderate.

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Sima Kostovetsky: than this person, but we are not limiting ourselves outside of CD 11.

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Nick Antonicello: or emotion, because I don't know what you're what you're witnessing.

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Sima Kostovetsky: My motion for item.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Give me my motion for items six be is so we've already voted on the date we've already voted on the time, so the only amendment is, we will concentrate on getting a moderator.

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Sima Kostovetsky: For that is Venice centric and it's familiar with Venice issues.

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Sima Kostovetsky: But we are not limiting ourselves to advantage person, a person that's knowledgeable with CD 11 I think that's.

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Nick Antonicello: Why don't you read out the League of women voters lie down.

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Nick Antonicello: and ask them, they have moderators on staff people who do this, all the time and ask them if they have someone, that is a member of the League of women voters and that could be someone.

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Sima Kostovetsky: You know, again, this doesn't have to be set in stone, I want some flexibility, because a lot of this is.

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Vicki Halliday: Not even sure why we're taking your vote on okay.

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Sima Kostovetsky: I apologize, but I think the consensus within the committee is that we want a Venice centered person I think that's important and that's our goal.

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Vicki Halliday: I don't know why we're voting on stuff.

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Okay.

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Brian Averill: Does.

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Brian Averill: get lost in the weeds here.

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Angela McGregor: Okay.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Thank you we're moving on.

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Sima Kostovetsky: So.

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Christopher Lee: This for quite a long time, do we want to accept public comment about.

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Sima Kostovetsky: I listen I, you know how I run this committee, I want I want public input I think it's important, and this is an important issue for our committee.

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Nick Antonicello: If there's no motion there's no public comment that Robin.

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Sima Kostovetsky: boy we.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Forgive me, but there were motions in terms of.

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Nick Antonicello: moore's law, I would throw.

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Angela McGregor: Your motion.

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Sima Kostovetsky: We had two motions for date and time.

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Nick Antonicello: don't be public comment.

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Sima Kostovetsky: I would.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Wait now please, please like this is, this is not doing anything I would like to hear from the public, because this is important, it doesn't mean what you think it means, but I would like to.

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Nick Antonicello: comment on loan agenda item, where we are now talking about a specific agenda item is no emotional more.

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Sima Kostovetsky: We had two motions on the floor prior to this and I said that I would reserve comment until we were done with this issue.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Thank you.

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Brian Averill: anybody wants to call the call.

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Sima Kostovetsky: I would like to take public comment, and I would like to limited to one minute so Brian I will keep time if you want to promote the.

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Brian Averill: hell Helens been up for a while Helen why don't you go for it.

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Sima Kostovetsky: i'm timing.

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Helen Fallon: I think you could say you might want to consider it because I this data centric thing I go really sell Nightingale did a nice job, but she tended to interject your own personal opinions in that forum.

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Helen Fallon: And that was not appropriate moderator and Angeles comment that it's somebody with communication skills was excellent, as with Christopher ELISE.

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Helen Fallon: I i've been to for a forums where the women lead the League of women voters are the moderators I don't think you have to know about Venice issues you're asking questions that have been submitted, not.

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Sima Kostovetsky: 25 seconds now and.

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Helen Fallon: And the other thing I like clarifies that you have on the screen.

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Helen Fallon: Are the guidelines from done such that, because if it ends up on the ballot, but he can't participate in the forum.

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Helen Fallon: goes to participate at all.

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Brian Averill: No just the planning.

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Helen Fallon: It says planning and participating in the form it doesn't say that's the way it read.

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Sima Kostovetsky: No.

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Helen Fallon: Planning and participating in the form it doesn't say planning of participating in the planning of the forces two separate things in planning or participating.

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Helen Fallon: I don't think you can participate.

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Sima Kostovetsky: But that.

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Helen Fallon: That makes me sad out.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Helen, if I may, to your point and you're done i'm happy to to clarify that with done that I don't think.

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Helen Fallon: that that is the entire agree it needs to be clarified.

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Angela McGregor: I was telling them this.

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Angela McGregor: should clarify it, I was going to ask about that, before, because the way it reads it almost it, it could potentially disqualify Jim from participating, so I would just absolute make make 100% sure it's where it's where it's an email.

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Sima Kostovetsky: No, no, of course, yeah of.

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Sima Kostovetsky: course.

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Brian Averill: Thank you, thank you Helen.

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Brian Averill: Thank you.

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Brian Averill: Lisa is up to the Lisa go for it yeah.

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Lisa Redmond - Venice Catholic Worker: Thank you i'm.

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Lisa Redmond - Venice Catholic Worker: Good eagle eye Helen um.

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Lisa Redmond - Venice Catholic Worker: I had my hand up for a long time to you do need somebody impartial, it would be nice to have someone Venice cedric but if you're going to get anybody from Venice it's unless they have journalistic backgrounds, like Mr only or Kate cagle from spectrum, who has been as President as well.

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Lisa Redmond - Venice Catholic Worker: There you're going to have a lot of problems with it, even with Naomi Nightingale when she did follow up questions they were very uneven.

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Lisa Redmond - Venice Catholic Worker: And I don't necessarily think you're if you're going to have that many candidates have time for an per follow up questions to it, they take the question they get their time in and out go on and you also need to be very tight.

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Sima Kostovetsky: 20 seconds.

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Lisa Redmond - Venice Catholic Worker: Like F, not with their times and cut people off when their time is up.

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Lisa Redmond - Venice Catholic Worker: I would suggest you show a clock so that people can see when they're cut down and you don't interrupt people why they're forming thoughts.

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Lisa Redmond - Venice Catholic Worker: And then tell them their time is almost up in 30 seconds, as happened at the homelessness committee and one quick other thing.

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Lisa Redmond - Venice Catholic Worker: Please really have one or two questions about homelessness but you already had a homelessness debate with candidates talk about coastal issues talk about parking talk about specific clan all those other important issues cabanas Thank you.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Thank you.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Thank you.

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Okay.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Any other public comment.

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Brian Averill: That is it.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Thank you, duly noted, we appreciate this I know this is important to the Community, and we will do our best so.

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Sima Kostovetsky: We have our marching orders and I think a lot of stuff is going to have to be ironed out outside of.

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Sima Kostovetsky: You know, in working meetings going through this but, and I will be working closely with vicki i'm so sorry she had to run out.

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Sima Kostovetsky: We will I, of course, will be working with vicki and this the the big issue now is, we need a budget.

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Sima Kostovetsky: We need a budget.

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Nick Antonicello: opposing forces you.

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Nick Antonicello: know.

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Sima Kostovetsky: This is under the purview of the outreach committee, so I would like to have working meetings that go towards the.

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Sima Kostovetsky: for lack of a better word towards the candidate forum where we.

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Nick Antonicello: Work we allowed this isn't me.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Well, for example, when we were working on something that look I, this is a public meeting if you'd like to participate in.

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Sima Kostovetsky: This sending us suggestions my door is always open so like tonight.

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Sima Kostovetsky: I heard the public, and I think that if you have any suggestions and like I said, if we have relationships.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Towards a moderator so This all goes towards the same thing send me suggestions send me how we're going to work on this and we will need to have more meetings about this, because this is important and we can have a working meeting.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Whether that's a.

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group of us as.

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Nick Antonicello: Important.

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Sima Kostovetsky: structure is.

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Sima Kostovetsky: We will have.

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Nick Antonicello: The structure of this committee, the Committee has to make the final decision on what is what is going to take quite.

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Sima Kostovetsky: The final meeting decision in terms, so Nick.

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Sima Kostovetsky: I value your opinion talk to me about how you want to make this work.

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What.

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Nick Antonicello: you're going to do what i'm saying to you, are you creating a task force to do the deal with detail and bring it back.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Yes.

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Sima Kostovetsky: it's not a task force it's still within our community does that make sense it's the same way that we work.

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Nick Antonicello: just pure because a lot of people are going to be watching what we do.

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Nick Antonicello: And everyone seems to be under some notion that everyone has their own agenda and their own partnerships their own biases.

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Nick Antonicello: And then watch they're going to watch everything that we do, and then it's dot every I and cross every tick.

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Nick Antonicello: Personally I don't care, who the moderator I think it should be from Venice that's my own personal opinion.

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Nick Antonicello: I don't care what questions us put the question should be buried and it should come from the public, other than that I don't really care what you do.

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Nick Antonicello: But, as Chair person is this thing, everyone is going to be like looking at this and say oh this wasn't wasn't done correctly Oh, you did it this way, or whatever, I thought Naomi night Neil did a very good job.

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I.

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Nick Antonicello: To be honest with it, she she was adopted to my bondage campaign so from an objective standpoint.

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Nick Antonicello: you've got a question to her, she did a good job, I thought you did a very good job and I just did a That was a template for doing a good job, you have to remember.

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Nick Antonicello: The only issue in that discussion was homelessness and you had someone who was the moderator who knew something about that subject.

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Nick Antonicello: Right, this is going to be all kinds of questions and when I say limited to a various moderator and make the questions about Venice, I think, will be a more manageable discussion.

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Nick Antonicello: And a more appealing discussion to people who live in that is because that's what we represent on the outreach committee people.

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Sima Kostovetsky: neck, I think that, for our purposes, as the committee, we will I will ask for questions coming to the outreach committee, so I think that we, as the committee can have.

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Sima Kostovetsky: And again, I genuinely believe that we are, I think that we represent Venice and that's why i'm i'm asking for public input in terms of questions that's, the only way that you can do this so that we can ask married questions so it's not just.

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Nick Antonicello: About we agree that good I said.

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Nick Antonicello: Yes, this conversation that the public the question always.

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Nick Antonicello: That seems to be controversial, is asking someone if they're interested in being the moderator.

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Nick Antonicello: and, obviously, the end of the day, you're going to pick them up the committee will.

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Sima Kostovetsky: pick the moderator yes, yes, so.

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Brian Averill: Nice interrupt I just got an alert it says that we have beaten this horse to death.

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yeah.

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Brian Averill: So.

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Sima Kostovetsky: I.

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Sima Kostovetsky: again.

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I wanted to get.

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Nick Antonicello: The volunteer their time to come on the committee i'm thinking these people on the sidelines criticizing everyone everything they want to be involved to join the committee.

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Nick Antonicello: we're having deliberation on this it's a fairly important thing we're bringing up some factual thing you need to be these people like while you're trying to commit.

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Nick Antonicello: mom.

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Brian Averill: let's make some progress.

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Sima Kostovetsky: So look I think we're we're actually all on the same page, because we want to make this impartial, we want to make this informative and we know that this is a big deal to the Community and that's a large responsibility, so I don't think any of us are taking this.

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Sima Kostovetsky: lightly I so again, I think the goal is by the next committee meeting we need obviously we're going to have a lot more answers in terms of who's available and the candidates and who our moderators going to be.

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Sima Kostovetsky: So that's where I stand with this issue, I think it is important to set budget, that is, I would say motion.

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Brian Averill: Simple you know best about the budget why don't you just throw out a number and the vote it and asked for.

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Sima Kostovetsky: I my number.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Was $2,000.

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Angela McGregor: But.

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Nick Antonicello: i'll make the motion that we.

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Nick Antonicello: That we spend $2,000.

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Nick Antonicello: You need emotional financial on a.

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Nick Antonicello: Second.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Here is the emotion, the emotion is.

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Sima Kostovetsky: The budget sorry the outreach Committee requests a total of $2,000 to promote the candidate forum on may 4 2022 $2,000 budget inclusive of digital advertising and any other outreach efforts, the outreach committee sees fit.

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So.

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Angela McGregor: Second.

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Nick Antonicello: comment.

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Brian Averill: Lisa go for it.

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Lisa Redmond - Venice Catholic Worker: So I didn't realize my hand was up.

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Lisa Redmond - Venice Catholic Worker: nothing to say on budget.

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Helen.

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Helen Fallon: I just want to point out that far to motion capture anything that the Community sees that is not is not something the board can vote on gotta be a lot more specific.

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Helen Fallon: And maybe you should be looking at what you just said on the on the town hall the for the resiliency what was there that should give you an idea of what you need to spend.

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Sima Kostovetsky: And I would like to address Helens comment, we spent 1500 dollars on the resiliency town hall, and the reason why i'm speaking from experience, we did digital we did lawn signs and we did.

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Sima Kostovetsky: All our our outreach efforts from next door to Twitter to instagram and Facebook and I genuinely genuinely believe that the biggest outreach pieces.

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Sima Kostovetsky: People are going to show up for this This is important, this is CD 11 and this just talks about advertising budget and I think that a $500 increase from a resiliency town hall budget is is very legitimate, so I.

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Helen Fallon: suggest you be a lot more specific Sema and say where you're going to be advertising and exactly.

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Sima Kostovetsky: What Helen.

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Helen Fallon: I never saw any lawn signs.

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Helen Fallon: Oh i'm sorry they weren't very effective a minute.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Please, please forget the lawn signs were under the purview of the vc RC and we were distributing on behalf of them, and I know that my lawn signs the, for example in my neighborhood because I was I you know, I was a anyway that's neither here nor there.

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Sima Kostovetsky: We can discuss the budget issue, because that will come up.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Unfortunately, no, we.

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Nick Antonicello: plead for border border, we have a motion.

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Sima Kostovetsky: We have emotion about $2,000.

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Sima Kostovetsky: And thank you i'm coming off public i'm cutting off public moment.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Thank you i'm so i'm going through the roster to approve 2000 budget to.

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Sima Kostovetsky: outreach so the motion is, and this is the vote the outreach committee request $2,000 to promote the Venice neighborhood Council candidate forum on may 4 at 7pm $2,000 to be spent on advertising and outreach as the committee sees fit.

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Brian Averill: What do you need that last chop it off.

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Sima Kostovetsky: All right, $2,000 for outreach efforts do you want to leave it that that.

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Brian Averill: It ties in for the town hall.

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Nick Antonicello: More.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Advertising outreach and marketing of town hall, let me repeat the language.

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Sima Kostovetsky: The outreach committee recommends an expenditure of $2,000 to cover outreach advertising.

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Sima Kostovetsky: and marketing and outreach for the CD 11 town hall then sorry CD 11 Town Hall, on may 4.

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Brian Averill: sure.

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Sima Kostovetsky: All right, i'm taking roll call Angela.

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Angela McGregor: Yes.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Brian.

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Yes.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Vikki is gone Christopher.

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Yes.

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Sima Kostovetsky: I vote yes.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Okay motion passes $2,000 um Thank you.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Can we leave it at that, for tonight's meeting, thank you, Brian for your.

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Sima Kostovetsky: smiles.

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Nick Antonicello: data.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Nick can you repeat that.

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Nick Antonicello: I said, do you want to set a date for the main one.

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Sima Kostovetsky: I was about to move on.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Moving on.

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Nick Antonicello: I thought you said, we were going to adjourn like.

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Sima Kostovetsky: No i'm sorry card I wish it's a 30.

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Sima Kostovetsky: mayoral candidate town hall.

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Sima Kostovetsky: We want to tackle that.

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Nick Antonicello: use the same logic that we use helpful pick a day.

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and

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Nick Antonicello: We just replicate the process we just had.

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Nick Antonicello: When you're the Chair.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Again we're sort of limited.

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Sima Kostovetsky: In terms of.

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Sima Kostovetsky: I would like to hear from the committee what they think of the dates.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Do we want to have it in May again.

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Brian Averill: No, not both town halls and that's crazy.

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Angela McGregor: um my this is we're talking about the mail or a one.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Yes, is this this item six, a.

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Angela McGregor: For any reason we can't have it after the primary.

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Angela McGregor: After because then we only have two candidates.

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Nick Antonicello: Well you're you're you're.

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Nick Antonicello: you're assuming it won't be there won't be alone oh.

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Angela McGregor: No i'm assuming there will be a runoff between the top two candidates.

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Nick Antonicello: But what i'm saying you're assuming that no one will get 50% and.

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Angela McGregor: I don't think it I yeah That would be my assumption.

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Angela McGregor: I mean right now we're at 40% and undecided, so I think I think I think it's a safe bet that we're going to end up with two candidates going into November.

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Brian Averill: So what do you think Angela you'd like to do it later.

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Angela McGregor: i'm wondering if we shouldn't do ourselves kind of a favor and and have one over the summer between the top two mayoral candidates who are likely going to be current boss and recruit somebody who knows.

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Brian Averill: But not a bad idea.

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Angela McGregor: I mean, right now, the problem with it right now, and I think Nick alluded to this and he's right there's like 15 candidates running for mayor.

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Angela McGregor: And we're duty bound according to that empower la document to invite every single one of them, which is nuts.

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Angela McGregor: So i'm thinking, why not put this off until after the primary and grab those top two candidates, just as soon as we know who they are.

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Angela McGregor: And then ethan here's another possibility reach out to mar vista reach out to West Chester Playa.

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Angela McGregor: And do a live CD 11 mayoral debate between the top two candidates, and I think we've got a better chances of getting them to participate also it by summertime maybe we can even have it in person.

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Angela McGregor: At you know.

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Sima Kostovetsky: i'm I wish wiki vicki was here because we've talked about trying to.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Now narrow down the playing field, so to speak, a little bit and and you know, trying to figure out how we can fit all this in without burnout without information burnout.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Right so um I I I don't see any reason for not waiting, is there any committee comments for not I mean look other than the fact that I personally I would love to hear from various candidates on certain.

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Sima Kostovetsky: Uncertain certain Venice issues but.

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Sima Kostovetsky: I I I feel like there's so many things waiting outside of just Venice centric that that can can really.

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Sima Kostovetsky: screw us for lack of a better word so um.

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Sima Kostovetsky: He before we take a vote on this can we talk about this like what what are your thoughts I would like to hear from our committee members before we go to public comment.

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Christopher Lee: i'm aligned with Angela on that the reasoning sound and it does reduce the the amount of.

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Christopher Lee: It allows for that meteor discussion that Nick was alluding to earlier if we reduce the number of candidates, it allows us time to appropriately plan and prepare for this.

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Christopher Lee: It does also allow us to engage in the larger conversation with our neighbor neighborhood neighborhood neighborhood Councils.

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Christopher Lee: that's my two cents on the matter.

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Brian Averill: yeah I also agree with with Angela look let's let it shake down to the two folks who have a shot at being mayor and do a great job.

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Sima Kostovetsky: that's an opinion price.

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Brian Averill: I didn't say which to fix those words I have no idea who it's going to be.

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Brian Averill: But it's going to be.

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Sima Kostovetsky: i'm Nick.

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Nick Antonicello: I think that Angela is taking a practical approach and that there will be a will be.

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Nick Antonicello: A runoff and probably will be recorded show, and someone else i'm not so sure Karen best but.

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Nick Antonicello: yeah I love, where a Venice committee and I think our opposition beyond the Council race.

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Nick Antonicello: And we can do something, and maybe we can do something with the other committees that might make it more appealing to the candidate, so the only thing, of course, you know not being what it is, if if someone one, the first ballot and then we wouldn't have to deal with anyway so.

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01:31:46.380 --> 01:31:47.160
Angela McGregor: yeah there you go.

926
01:31:47.400 --> 01:31:48.390
Brian Averill: everybody wins.

927
01:31:49.980 --> 01:32:04.620
Sima Kostovetsky: So I think the consensus before we go to public comment is that maybe we concentrate on CD 11 and then see how things shake out, given the primary and then make our decision, so we have a little bit of time.

928
01:32:05.100 --> 01:32:09.990
Sima Kostovetsky: Lack of a better word, we have a little bit of time to work on this, considering our.

929
01:32:12.660 --> 01:32:13.650
Sima Kostovetsky: Our.

930
01:32:16.200 --> 01:32:22.530
Nick Antonicello: Was this helpful thing right and that will help us formulate the manual.

931
01:32:22.560 --> 01:32:32.430
Sima Kostovetsky: right that the weight of the the weight of the CD 11 candidate forum, I think, is far greater so your to your point Nick.

932
01:32:33.600 --> 01:32:38.130
Sima Kostovetsky: If I may, Brian would you like to invite ic comments.

933
01:32:38.490 --> 01:32:39.660
Brian Averill: seamless redmond.

934
01:32:40.950 --> 01:32:41.580
Sima Kostovetsky: i'm sorry.

935
01:32:45.060 --> 01:32:45.600
Sima Kostovetsky: Can you can you.

936
01:32:45.990 --> 01:32:47.580
Lisa Redmond - Venice Catholic Worker: just repeat that I hear you.

937
01:32:47.760 --> 01:32:49.590
Lisa Redmond - Venice Catholic Worker: He said he saw me miss read.

938
01:32:50.280 --> 01:32:50.490
Sima Kostovetsky: Oh.

939
01:32:50.880 --> 01:32:52.560
Lisa Redmond - Venice Catholic Worker: Sorry Lisa i'm going to.

940
01:32:53.040 --> 01:32:53.640
Sima Kostovetsky: i'm talking about.

941
01:32:54.060 --> 01:32:57.750
Sima Kostovetsky: grief wait wait i'm timing i'm timing bear with me okay.

942
01:32:57.780 --> 01:33:01.140
Lisa Redmond - Venice Catholic Worker: Well, I wasn't even real four minutes, but I agree with Angela.

943
01:33:02.310 --> 01:33:03.870
Lisa Redmond - Venice Catholic Worker: But more importantly.

944
01:33:04.140 --> 01:33:09.000
Lisa Redmond - Venice Catholic Worker: You have to expand it to include CD 11 it should be a rack thing, maybe.

945
01:33:09.270 --> 01:33:20.760
Lisa Redmond - Venice Catholic Worker: get together with your you know Western area because, even if it gets down to two mayoral candidates they're not going to run around and want to do 99 neighborhood.

946
01:33:20.760 --> 01:33:22.680
Lisa Redmond - Venice Catholic Worker: Council debate.

947
01:33:24.000 --> 01:33:41.520
Lisa Redmond - Venice Catholic Worker: And I know we all think we're important in our own ethnocentric universe, but we're not that important in comparison so make it a like a rap thing or mar vista in westchester Playa so this area corner or pocket but that's my opinion.

948
01:33:42.120 --> 01:33:46.980
Sima Kostovetsky: Thank you, if I just may, and I wish reiki vicki was here there is there is a separate Rack.

949
01:33:47.670 --> 01:33:55.800
Sima Kostovetsky: Planning issue that that I believe is going to be handling Demirel part of it, but duly noted Lisa Thank you.

950
01:33:57.030 --> 01:33:57.390
Brian Averill: Helen.

951
01:33:59.460 --> 01:34:13.350
Helen Fallon: Helen i'm timing, I concur with lisa's point I think it's excellent I think there's far more qualified organizations to run I mean you're all forum and certainly this point with all the candidates you guys can do it's ridiculous.

952
01:34:14.490 --> 01:34:33.870
Helen Fallon: We can all watch it on TV there's, we need to really familiarize yourself with who's running so I think this is beyond the purview of the dnc and no mayoral candidates going to waste their time coming to a forum that level than a century, present the issues are far more.

953
01:34:35.280 --> 01:34:38.400
Helen Fallon: Their city wide issues and that's what the forums.

954
01:34:40.320 --> 01:34:41.280
Sima Kostovetsky: Thank you Helen.

955
01:34:41.340 --> 01:34:42.360
Helen Fallon: get off your list.

956
01:34:43.050 --> 01:34:45.810
Sima Kostovetsky: Thank you, any other public comment.

957
01:34:47.850 --> 01:34:49.110
Brian Averill: Erica go for it.

958
01:34:50.790 --> 01:35:03.810
Erica Moore: hi I also echo and agree with Angela and Lisa and Helen I definitely think that it makes a lot of sense to make this a larger event that we're not trying to host ourselves, thank you, sir.

959
01:35:04.620 --> 01:35:05.430
Sima Kostovetsky: Thank you Erica.

960
01:35:12.270 --> 01:35:13.350
Sima Kostovetsky: Any other public comment.

961
01:35:14.580 --> 01:35:15.210
Brian Averill: Is it.

962
01:35:16.440 --> 01:35:35.970
Sima Kostovetsky: OK, so I let's i'm making a chair decision, since we have so much work in front of us for CD 11 let's make CD 11 a priority and see if we want to end up with a mayoral candidate a candidate forum somewhere later, once we can evaluate what happens after the primary is that fair.

963
01:35:36.270 --> 01:35:37.290
Sima Kostovetsky: Is that a fair assessment.

964
01:35:37.800 --> 01:35:39.120
Brian Averill: Yes, yes.

965
01:35:39.570 --> 01:36:00.870
Sima Kostovetsky: Thank you Okay, are there, based on items in six that includes a B, C D E and F, are there any suggestions from the committee to do our next town hall, or we pretty much resolved in concentrating on CD 11.

966
01:36:01.500 --> 01:36:10.230
Sima Kostovetsky: And then working on another one after we are done with that just for logistical reasons as well as priority reasons.

967
01:36:11.400 --> 01:36:14.070
Angela McGregor: OCD 11 is going to be a handful.

968
01:36:14.580 --> 01:36:16.620
Angela McGregor: or yeah so that's a full plate.

969
01:36:17.040 --> 01:36:17.430
Sima Kostovetsky: Okay.

970
01:36:17.520 --> 01:36:24.690
Sima Kostovetsky: Thank you, I I concur alright, moving on from item six.

971
01:36:26.700 --> 01:36:27.780
Sima Kostovetsky: Item seven.

972
01:36:29.520 --> 01:36:36.780
Sima Kostovetsky: results, the town hall, I think that we covered a lot of it, I am happy to post about rylan.

973
01:36:37.350 --> 01:36:55.620
Sima Kostovetsky: And also prepare Venice org prepare venice.org I mean, these are just kind of outreach issues in terms of how we promote resiliency and given how important it is based on our geographic position as the dnc so um.

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01:36:56.700 --> 01:37:07.170
Sima Kostovetsky: I think that, by the way, and Erica you can speak to this when I call you in a minute, but rylan had a video that I was a.

975
01:37:09.030 --> 01:37:22.050
Sima Kostovetsky: That they alluded to, so we will post that as well, and I will defer to keep in terms of how he wants to post that, for your committee, whether it's on your committee page or obviously we will do the outreach for the events.

976
01:37:22.440 --> 01:37:42.060
Sima Kostovetsky: But in terms of how we post, the information I do think that prepare venice.org needs to be front and Center on our webpage either news or some sort of link and, if I may share the screen bear with me, I can.

977
01:37:43.350 --> 01:37:43.950
Sima Kostovetsky: I.

978
01:37:47.670 --> 01:37:50.430
Sima Kostovetsky: I think that we need to post this.

979
01:37:51.780 --> 01:37:54.360
Sima Kostovetsky: that's just my suggestion um.

980
01:37:55.440 --> 01:38:04.170
Sima Kostovetsky: And, if I may share the screen, I just want to show you what venice.org looks prepare venice.org looks like.

981
01:38:10.470 --> 01:38:13.410
Sima Kostovetsky: You see this, this is the neighborhood teen Program.

982
01:38:16.260 --> 01:38:18.690
Nick Antonicello: posted on the board committee.

983
01:38:19.230 --> 01:38:29.670
Sima Kostovetsky: I want you guys to be involved, because this is a committee that's very, very important to our to our neighborhoods so I want to make sure that we.

984
01:38:30.690 --> 01:38:35.550
Sima Kostovetsky: Give them the time that is important Erica I.

985
01:38:36.840 --> 01:38:38.250
Sima Kostovetsky: Erica has her hand raised.

986
01:38:39.390 --> 01:38:40.860
Sima Kostovetsky: There with me.

987
01:38:44.940 --> 01:38:50.130
Sima Kostovetsky: i'm calling on you and go ahead.

988
01:39:02.910 --> 01:39:03.270
Brian Averill: Okay.

989
01:39:04.290 --> 01:39:05.520
Sima Kostovetsky: i'm sorry you're muted.

990
01:39:07.110 --> 01:39:13.170
Erica Moore: Oh okay there we go, can you hear me again now yep okay so basically um.

991
01:39:13.740 --> 01:39:20.640
Erica Moore: yeah I really do appreciate that you want to highlight this committee this committee is not well attended and it really should be because.

992
01:39:21.000 --> 01:39:33.030
Erica Moore: After attending that town hall that we had, I really see how how important this really is, and I don't think people realize about this resource how important it is and how.

993
01:39:33.930 --> 01:39:42.660
Erica Moore: What a difference, they can make in their in their neighborhood just by attending some of these meetings, there is a quick little blurb I can read about it.

994
01:39:43.170 --> 01:39:52.650
Erica Moore: That about the Rhineland that's coming up it's you know Hello Venetians and neighboring communities your Venice Council resiliency committee is announcing our first ready.

995
01:39:53.550 --> 01:39:59.850
Erica Moore: Whatever it's okay you'll be provided with lots of tools to map and organize your neighborhood respond together.

996
01:40:00.150 --> 01:40:10.200
Erica Moore: In that first hour after disaster to reduce injuries protect your property and the environment and, most importantly, save lives and it basically.

997
01:40:10.830 --> 01:40:17.850
Erica Moore: This training will equip people in ways that you wouldn't even think of, and it really makes a lot of sense and.

998
01:40:18.480 --> 01:40:25.800
Erica Moore: I really hoping that these events will be better publicized and publicized earlier so that hopefully more people will attend.

999
01:40:26.640 --> 01:40:42.450
Erica Moore: there's also a tsunami evacuation a seminar that's taking place in April that people should be very aware of i'm hoping that the dnc will post these things on the calendars and also put the blurbs up.

1000
01:40:43.080 --> 01:40:52.050
Erica Moore: On the website on the right side, I know you guys have events coming up, I think it'd be great to be there and I again, I really would like to see these things there early.

1001
01:40:52.380 --> 01:41:04.020
Erica Moore: let's not wait until a few days before the event, we need to give people time to put this on their calendar, so they can attend and also have some visibility and analysis at other meetings okay.

1002
01:41:04.200 --> 01:41:06.840
Sima Kostovetsky: Thank you Erica i'm, if I may.

1003
01:41:07.860 --> 01:41:11.520
Sima Kostovetsky: I have a question or all of these zoom still.

1004
01:41:11.940 --> 01:41:22.890
Erica Moore: as of right now, yes, we would love to have these not the zoom and to be in person, but at this moment, it is, it is zoom so Okay, as far as I know what hold on a second.

1005
01:41:24.270 --> 01:41:28.050
Erica Moore: Let me make sure i'm telling you the right information because that might have changed now.

1006
01:41:28.260 --> 01:41:32.460
Sima Kostovetsky: You update us, you know as the meeting progresses, but.

1007
01:41:33.210 --> 01:41:33.600
Erica Moore: I will.

1008
01:41:33.630 --> 01:41:43.050
Erica Moore: And I want to let you know that there were lawn signs, but again, they were only available about four days before the event and I took some but.

1009
01:41:43.680 --> 01:41:53.940
Erica Moore: You know I would love to see again, we could even use the lawn signs, we had but have a different a new, updated information page that we could face on to it.

1010
01:41:54.450 --> 01:42:07.380
Erica Moore: You know to be able to use the same actual sign so that we're not having to rebuy them over and over I mean they're decent quality and could be reused, if they were if we kept them, so I kept diane.

1011
01:42:07.860 --> 01:42:18.300
Sima Kostovetsky: Thank you okay Erica forgive me i'm gonna mute you, but just to to address that I have saved all the lawn signs, for example, that I have taken and Chris and I have talked about.

1012
01:42:19.020 --> 01:42:27.450
Sima Kostovetsky: reusing them and just putting in different times and different dates the same way as we hope to do with future, hopefully in person and to me.

1013
01:42:28.500 --> 01:42:29.850
Erica Moore: That makes a lot of sense, because you.

1014
01:42:29.850 --> 01:42:36.600
Erica Moore: know why have to keep buying something that is usable and it's also you know recycling purposes, but thank.

1015
01:42:36.630 --> 01:42:37.140
You.

1016
01:42:38.220 --> 01:42:45.360
Sima Kostovetsky: um Okay, we are move unless there's any other public comment Helen right.

1017
01:42:47.820 --> 01:42:48.090
Brian Averill: yeah.

1018
01:42:51.180 --> 01:43:06.210
Helen Fallon: I just wanted to ECHO Eric has come out that are back it up, since these dates are available let's get them on the calendar, you can fill that calendar out for the next 12 months for things, and this is a city sponsored.

1019
01:43:08.100 --> 01:43:20.730
Helen Fallon: program it's it deserves to be featured on the dnc website and certainly should be on the calendar, because I think people check their calendar, maybe once a month and stuff is on there and i'll know about it.

1020
01:43:22.170 --> 01:43:36.960
Helen Fallon: You know aren't able to plan ahead and I thought this signs, why did this, I have a qr code, because I thought that was the move that they were moving to with promoting things like qr codes on them, they didn't have to hit you could use them all the time.

1021
01:43:41.520 --> 01:43:43.410
Sima Kostovetsky: Okay, thank you any other public comment.

1022
01:43:44.370 --> 01:43:45.000
Brian Averill: That is it.

1023
01:43:46.860 --> 01:43:48.900
Sima Kostovetsky: Okay, thank you, duly noted.

1024
01:43:50.160 --> 01:44:01.740
Sima Kostovetsky: Moving on, obviously we will do our due diligence with items seven ABC to promote as best as we can thank you, moving on to item a.

1025
01:44:03.930 --> 01:44:04.710
Sima Kostovetsky: Chris.

1026
01:44:06.000 --> 01:44:06.780
Sima Kostovetsky: Are you on.

1027
01:44:07.380 --> 01:44:07.860
Christopher Lee: My phone.

1028
01:44:09.480 --> 01:44:19.860
Sima Kostovetsky: I will defer to you, I can share my screen with the tello APP this is, I hate to say this, this is more about internal.

1029
01:44:21.120 --> 01:44:21.930
Sima Kostovetsky: outreach.

1030
01:44:24.690 --> 01:44:28.260
Sima Kostovetsky: Decisions and so forth, but i'm happy to pull this up.

1031
01:44:29.220 --> 01:44:32.220
Christopher Lee: You actually empower me to share screen if you don't mind.

1032
01:44:32.850 --> 01:44:34.200
Sima Kostovetsky: Not at all.

1033
01:44:42.630 --> 01:44:44.130
Sima Kostovetsky: Let me stop my share.

1034
01:44:48.240 --> 01:44:49.740
Sima Kostovetsky: Are you able to grab the screen.

1035
01:44:50.490 --> 01:44:53.070
Christopher Lee: No you'll have to turn that on for me please.

1036
01:45:13.170 --> 01:45:15.060
Sima Kostovetsky: i'm Brian forgive me.

1037
01:45:15.090 --> 01:45:19.230
Sima Kostovetsky: I can, I have to make him co host in order to share the screen.

1038
01:45:19.830 --> 01:45:21.420
Brian Averill: I will gladly relinquish Mike.

1039
01:45:22.740 --> 01:45:23.190
Sima Kostovetsky: Okay.

1040
01:45:24.990 --> 01:45:36.480
Christopher Lee: All right, I have the speaking so no, thank you Okay, so a lot of this is internal yes, and I think, with all the many, many initiatives that we have going on.

1041
01:45:36.960 --> 01:45:51.690
Christopher Lee: Creating something like this will allow us to track it and provide transparency to the Community as to where our efforts are going as an outreach committee so everything for the dnc YouTube channel which i've been just logging notes during the meeting of things to do.

1042
01:45:53.190 --> 01:46:00.210
Christopher Lee: What we want to do for the farmers farmers market outreach follow committee follow up actions for the resiliency committee.

1043
01:46:01.620 --> 01:46:04.560
Christopher Lee: Things like the Venice art crawl and how we want to get involved.

1044
01:46:05.160 --> 01:46:08.430
Sima Kostovetsky: The CD slow down you gotta slow down a little bit.

1045
01:46:09.330 --> 01:46:15.060
Christopher Lee: So basically what we're looking at is each let me go to the top each and every single one of these isn't and.

1046
01:46:15.420 --> 01:46:22.650
Sima Kostovetsky: You got explain how this whole thing works, because we are, this is our first introduction as a committee, and.

1047
01:46:22.740 --> 01:46:30.510
Sima Kostovetsky: Obviously, we can have an offline discussion as well, but just kind of literally give us a two minute overview all right.

1048
01:46:30.600 --> 01:46:33.480
Christopher Lee: i'll start with the intention of moving us to something like trailer.

1049
01:46:34.170 --> 01:46:41.160
Christopher Lee: The intention of moving us to something like trailer is to manage the multiple initiatives that we have going on as the outreach committee.

1050
01:46:41.610 --> 01:46:48.810
Christopher Lee: And to provide transparency to our constituents as to what we're doing and what the progress is with each.

1051
01:46:49.230 --> 01:46:59.460
Christopher Lee: So speaking to a point that Nick made earlier should anybody need to generate volunteers for anything that we're up to that's publicly available that we're asking for volunteers.

1052
01:47:00.300 --> 01:47:09.030
Christopher Lee: Within this i've created several stages for every project from it eating to what i'm calling pre production to production post production and complete.

1053
01:47:09.480 --> 01:47:13.740
Christopher Lee: So we've completed the Venice Chamber assigned lighting and the Halloween I will appear.

1054
01:47:14.220 --> 01:47:26.850
Christopher Lee: And right now we've been it eating about many of these now we can always change the column titles to something that works, a bit more appropriately for our workflow but the intention is all of these projects should be moving across the board.

1055
01:47:27.570 --> 01:47:31.290
Christopher Lee: Finally, to the complete stage correct does that make sense.

1056
01:47:32.100 --> 01:47:42.660
Christopher Lee: Okay now within each of these tiles are notes on each and every project, so one of the most involved ones from tonight, has been the CD 11 candidate dnc town hall.

1057
01:47:43.170 --> 01:47:58.200
Christopher Lee: Within the description i've captured the date and the time that we've agreed upon and then the candidate forum guidelines we've also created a checklist that can be assigned to people should should we assume that this is a useful software, we can actually assign this.

1058
01:47:59.730 --> 01:48:11.850
Christopher Lee: On an upgraded version of the software, we can also set times for this, so that we know when these actions need to be completed right so at any point in time, any member of the public.

1059
01:48:12.300 --> 01:48:19.440
Christopher Lee: Ideally, in my eyes, would be able to go in and just be like hold on we've missed the deadline what's going on, should we contact Sema and just be like.

1060
01:48:20.040 --> 01:48:28.950
Christopher Lee: what's going on with confirming a moderator because we were promises as a community by March 14 or whatever that might look like right.

1061
01:48:29.940 --> 01:48:37.500
Christopher Lee: Also, internally, and then we can assign this hey Brian you are the one confirming the moderator I get that you had to go on a vacation to Tahiti.

1062
01:48:37.770 --> 01:48:41.940
Christopher Lee: let's reassign that to somebody else because we're missing our promise deadline to the public.

1063
01:48:42.360 --> 01:48:55.680
Christopher Lee: Right so things like that simply to track our progress beneath that is anywhere, where we can leave a comment, so all the comments that were going out like when the balance go out when we originally proposed a date the budget.

1064
01:48:56.130 --> 01:49:00.240
Christopher Lee: All of this can be accounted for in this kind of format.

1065
01:49:00.960 --> 01:49:09.000
Christopher Lee: So the intention here is at any point in time, oh, not only internally but anybody viewing from the Community could see what we're up to right.

1066
01:49:09.360 --> 01:49:17.310
Christopher Lee: So, with the other things on the agenda, like the spotlight on series of this day in Venice if somebody has a great idea and doesn't see it on the board.

1067
01:49:17.820 --> 01:49:27.870
Christopher Lee: They would simply be able to reach out to the outreach committee and say hey you forgot that this day in Venice I don't know the the Venice Pier was closed down and we want to address that.

1068
01:49:28.230 --> 01:49:36.540
Christopher Lee: Right or this in Venice the the carousel or whatever, there was a historic occurrence and it's not a dress in our plan series.

1069
01:49:36.930 --> 01:49:46.170
Christopher Lee: So it works, not only as an internal tracking tool for us to get things to cross a line and complete but also his way out a reference for the public to see what we're up to.

1070
01:49:46.560 --> 01:49:53.700
Christopher Lee: Now other via other neighborhood Councils have used this to track things like motions, for example, so we're seeing.

1071
01:49:53.970 --> 01:50:04.200
Christopher Lee: a bunch of motions here that you can actually look into that gives you all the details and where they are going across So these are also other ways we can use this software.

1072
01:50:04.620 --> 01:50:17.790
Christopher Lee: to better inform our constituents to better work amongst ourselves, and to ensure that things are always moving into we're always reaching out to our Community and that's your two minute plus introduction to cello.

1073
01:50:18.300 --> 01:50:19.050
Brian Averill: As job Chris.

1074
01:50:20.190 --> 01:50:24.570
Sima Kostovetsky: Thank you i'm gonna keep my comments until the end, I would like to hear from the committee.

1075
01:50:26.910 --> 01:50:28.020
Sima Kostovetsky: If there's any comments.

1076
01:50:29.490 --> 01:50:29.880
Nick Antonicello: Great.

1077
01:50:33.240 --> 01:50:38.280
Nick Antonicello: Job you're doing something similar to this at the VIP level with the voting.

1078
01:50:39.390 --> 01:50:41.790
Angela McGregor: Now this is more of a collaborative.

1079
01:50:42.900 --> 01:50:43.590
Angela McGregor: I know it's.

1080
01:50:44.670 --> 01:50:48.540
Angela McGregor: it's different his his custom yeah I think he built it.

1081
01:50:50.430 --> 01:51:01.110
Angela McGregor: I think the only thing is, I would definitely want Chris if he's willing to sort of oversee it and update it and make sure that.

1082
01:51:02.490 --> 01:51:03.030
Angela McGregor: You know.

1083
01:51:03.240 --> 01:51:14.310
Angela McGregor: It reflects what's going on, because I think if you if you make it a collaborative thing where everybody's expected to do it, then I just I think it will get done.

1084
01:51:15.510 --> 01:51:23.850
Christopher Lee: I don't disagree and since the some of the more advanced features do require a subscription at about 120 per user per year.

1085
01:51:24.150 --> 01:51:38.490
Christopher Lee: I would suggest, having two years are signed up so that's $250 per year, and that would be Sema and myself so see my, of course, being the chair of this committee would have the ability to go in and based on the communications, I could support her and assign and we assign things as needed.

1086
01:51:39.060 --> 01:51:55.710
Nick Antonicello: What may could be also, as you can serve as your minutes, because if you're tracking the meeting now you don't have to rewrite the Minutes and reinvent the wheel every month, you can use tro to as the place where we would vote on the Minutes, and we go look for me.

1087
01:51:56.280 --> 01:52:04.140
Christopher Lee: Yes, very much so, this does support attachments So if you want to attach a word document of the maintenance, for example, that would support those efforts.

1088
01:52:04.560 --> 01:52:15.780
Christopher Lee: And that could also be built into an entire workflow for what happens with our recordings things like time stamping it providing them in a it's linking it to the agenda, so it's interactive for our constituents.

1089
01:52:17.220 --> 01:52:21.180
Christopher Lee: are using our constituents, I need I need new vocab.

1090
01:52:21.780 --> 01:52:23.760
Christopher Lee: Stakeholders I go there, we go.

1091
01:52:24.030 --> 01:52:24.390
hey.

1092
01:52:29.370 --> 01:52:42.660
Sima Kostovetsky: Okay um two things, I think, for the benefit of this committee and, and I speak to my own experience with this, I think, two things we need to make sure that we can use this.

1093
01:52:43.290 --> 01:52:53.910
Sima Kostovetsky: software, so we have to go outside of the dnc to make sure that we can use this software and my suggestion would be a beast in the first month that we're getting familiar with this.

1094
01:52:54.480 --> 01:53:03.810
Sima Kostovetsky: You need to do a training session for our committee, I want to use this for our committee first and figure out whether this is a viable.

1095
01:53:05.700 --> 01:53:08.430
Sima Kostovetsky: Work flow a.

1096
01:53:10.650 --> 01:53:11.700
Sima Kostovetsky: project based.

1097
01:53:11.820 --> 01:53:22.560
Sima Kostovetsky: Management software right for our committee, I want to that is the priority for us first and then I then depending on the rules, as required by done and so forth.

1098
01:53:23.070 --> 01:53:33.000
Sima Kostovetsky: I don't know forgive me, because I I haven't researched that aspect of it, but I think we do need to reach out to done and see how, and if we can incorporate the software.

1099
01:53:34.140 --> 01:53:41.880
Sima Kostovetsky: Especially going out further to include our committee sorry tour include our stakeholders, so I think the priority has to be.

1100
01:53:42.660 --> 01:53:55.290
Sima Kostovetsky: ease of use within our committee to track projects and maybe the second piece of it would be, how do we open this up to because we don't want to go over what we have in place already.

1101
01:53:58.320 --> 01:54:16.620
Christopher Lee: yeah so the cost that I didn't mention was 120 per year per user and my suggestion was having to authorized users, the the that again being Sema and myself or as we get replaced the chair and as kind of like a Secretary for within this committee but.

1102
01:54:16.680 --> 01:54:28.710
Sima Kostovetsky: Again, Christopher to that point, I think we have to be a little bit more familiar with the software, I personally am not I don't know if anybody else in our committee is besides you.

1103
01:54:29.430 --> 01:54:42.750
Sima Kostovetsky: So I would like, for us to be the guinea pig first before we roll it out on a much larger scale and also to find out what our parameters are within using an outside software within the dnc confines.

1104
01:54:42.810 --> 01:54:49.590
Christopher Lee: yep so the actions that i've listed on a new trailer card is cello training and i'll confirm a date and time that works to.

1105
01:54:50.400 --> 01:54:59.430
Christopher Lee: coordinate with you offline so that we can walk through this, I see the CD 11 candidate town deviancy town hall as a perfect training grounds for this.

1106
01:54:59.760 --> 01:55:06.960
Christopher Lee: Where we can see if it works within our workflow and if not, if we can prove it within trial or if it's something we have to just abandoned entirely.

1107
01:55:07.410 --> 01:55:15.930
Sima Kostovetsky: So I don't think we need to vote on this motion because I think that we're all in agreement with this committee, I would like to take any public comment on this if we have any.

1108
01:55:22.860 --> 01:55:24.360
Brian Averill: What is what is this motion.

1109
01:55:24.810 --> 01:55:26.820
Sima Kostovetsky: there's emotion we're discussing.

1110
01:55:27.660 --> 01:55:36.870
Sima Kostovetsky: Hello for our committee, as I mean stay keep track of our workforce so since there's no motion on a.

1111
01:55:37.290 --> 01:55:38.220
Sima Kostovetsky: Public comment.

1112
01:55:39.420 --> 01:55:40.140
Brian Averill: About.

1113
01:55:41.430 --> 01:55:41.670
Brian Averill: what's.

1114
01:55:41.730 --> 01:55:45.030
Sima Kostovetsky: OK, moving on i'm.

1115
01:55:47.580 --> 01:55:49.350
Sima Kostovetsky: Item nine.

1116
01:55:51.450 --> 01:56:04.110
Sima Kostovetsky: I would like to point out that it is nine o'clock and I am happy to go a little bit longer because we there are important things that I think we need to concentrate on, but I will defer to my committee, given that it's nine o'clock.

1117
01:56:05.460 --> 01:56:07.020
Brian Averill: i'll go to 915.

1118
01:56:07.170 --> 01:56:07.530
years.

1119
01:56:09.360 --> 01:56:09.600
Angela McGregor: So.

1120
01:56:10.740 --> 01:56:12.930
Christopher Lee: I have to unfortunately leave so.

1121
01:56:14.160 --> 01:56:16.050
Sima Kostovetsky: bear with me in terms of.

1122
01:56:18.060 --> 01:56:18.960
Nick Antonicello: what's on the agenda.

1123
01:56:19.920 --> 01:56:26.910
Sima Kostovetsky: We got to discuss spotlight on and get a spotlight on in this day in business um.

1124
01:56:27.840 --> 01:56:40.710
Sima Kostovetsky: Basically outreach efforts I mean if we want to put that off because we have a lot on our plates i'm willing to do that, but and and just be mindful of the fact that we can use spotlight on.

1125
01:56:41.160 --> 01:56:51.720
Sima Kostovetsky: And they stay in Venice to promote any of our outreach efforts, including the town halls and including any other campaigns that we find viable.

1126
01:56:52.050 --> 01:57:05.280
Sima Kostovetsky: And to chris's point with cello that is actually something that that that we can keep track of but I don't want to lose sight of what we're trying to do, especially because we've been successful in.

1127
01:57:06.660 --> 01:57:10.050
Sima Kostovetsky: In in sort of amplifying our.

1128
01:57:12.330 --> 01:57:23.880
Sima Kostovetsky: social media presence and our presence in the Community, I do I don't want to take away from that and and honestly, I think that the town hall the CD 11 town hall is going to do a lot.

1129
01:57:24.540 --> 01:57:41.280
Sima Kostovetsky: To promote Venice and to promote the dnc, so I think that all these items number nine number 10 i'm including a number 12 and number 13 I think that the US all those can go hand in hand they're not mutually exclusive exclusive.

1130
01:57:41.580 --> 01:57:43.260
Nick Antonicello: We will go to the next.

1131
01:57:45.150 --> 01:57:48.090
Sima Kostovetsky: We have our marching orders, I think that it's a.

1132
01:57:48.090 --> 01:57:59.940
Sima Kostovetsky: Great start between cello and the candidate Forum and the working meetings, and I will be announcing those as well, and I cannot cannot thank you guys enough free for your.

1133
01:58:00.900 --> 01:58:13.620
Sima Kostovetsky: input and your suggestions and I know we got heated at times this evening, but I think this is all good in terms of moving forward and figuring out how we can best serve our Community.

1134
01:58:14.250 --> 01:58:17.730
Nick Antonicello: Guy heated it's just you know we got to come to conclusions yeah I mean.

1135
01:58:17.790 --> 01:58:35.580
Nick Antonicello: I one thing we didn't mention, and I think Angela would agree with me on this is, we have this special election in April 5 with NICO room and running for the Assembly we didn't talk about that and there's a past that that most people probably got the balancer and.

1136
01:58:39.960 --> 01:58:40.440
there's a good.

1137
01:58:41.460 --> 01:58:50.250
Nick Antonicello: possibility that no one may get 50% of the vote in that election, and if that happened there's going to be a runoff.

1138
01:58:50.730 --> 01:59:00.000
Nick Antonicello: unexpired term, so we should find you know see what happens in April 5 and we may have to address that I mean we haven't Venice candidate in that race.

1139
01:59:00.840 --> 01:59:08.760
Nick Antonicello: And being in the state legislature is an important position so it's just something to think about seeing the for the next meeting put on these.

1140
01:59:10.530 --> 01:59:10.860
Sima Kostovetsky: um.

1141
01:59:11.100 --> 01:59:22.050
Sima Kostovetsky: You guys, if I may, given I think this is important, and please forgive me, because I would like to interject on item on um.

1142
01:59:24.120 --> 01:59:30.570
Sima Kostovetsky: Forgive me for item, this is just committee business but i'd like to set our next meeting.

1143
01:59:32.070 --> 01:59:47.220
Sima Kostovetsky: And, especially given our marching orders, so my suggestion for March right, this is a working meeting, and we are happy to open it, but you know we can have two meetings in March, as long as we agree to the date.

1144
01:59:47.700 --> 01:59:49.140
Angela McGregor: When we do the 23rd.

1145
01:59:50.310 --> 01:59:52.740
Sima Kostovetsky: We can do the 23rd we can do the 25th.

1146
01:59:54.300 --> 01:59:54.630
Nick Antonicello: Oh.

1147
01:59:56.280 --> 01:59:59.010
Sima Kostovetsky: Is that Monday Monday the 23rd.

1148
01:59:59.580 --> 02:00:00.630
Angela McGregor: Oh it's a Wednesday.

1149
02:00:00.810 --> 02:00:03.450
Sima Kostovetsky: Wednesday the 20 i'm sorry i'm looking at May.

1150
02:00:06.810 --> 02:00:07.800
Sima Kostovetsky: The 23rd.

1151
02:00:08.670 --> 02:00:22.080
Sima Kostovetsky: Okay, if there's any conflicts, I will keep you posted but let's set our next meeting, since there's a lot of work to be done on 323 7pm.

1152
02:00:24.810 --> 02:00:25.470
Angela McGregor: Okay.

1153
02:00:26.160 --> 02:00:27.240
Angela McGregor: i'm going on my phone.

1154
02:00:27.240 --> 02:00:45.300
Sima Kostovetsky: just going through the agenda really quickly we don't have that much more to go i'm old business I table a rollover new business I table, because we covered that in a chair and any other committee comments Nick I think that you covered that already.

1155
02:00:46.950 --> 02:00:50.040
Sima Kostovetsky: On subject matters within the purview of outreach.

1156
02:00:52.740 --> 02:00:53.250
Nick Antonicello: To the above.

1157
02:00:54.420 --> 02:00:55.680
Sima Kostovetsky: i'm sorry say that again.

1158
02:00:55.860 --> 02:00:57.570
Nick Antonicello: I said you'll get back to the above.

1159
02:00:58.740 --> 02:01:02.370
Sima Kostovetsky: Yes, yes, I will, and we have a lot of work to do tomorrow as well.

1160
02:01:02.760 --> 02:01:08.130
Sima Kostovetsky: yeah um any other issues, thank you guys.

1161
02:01:08.550 --> 02:01:09.510
Angela McGregor: Thank you.

1162
02:01:09.600 --> 02:01:15.870
Sima Kostovetsky: We are adjourned dead 905 Thank you, thank you, thank you, thanks for all your hard work.

1163
02:01:16.560 --> 02:01:17.250
Angela McGregor: Thank you.

1164
02:01:17.340 --> 02:01:18.090
Sima Kostovetsky: Thank you.

1165
02:01:18.420 --> 02:01:19.140
Brian Averill: For this.