2019-08-14 Regular Session Minutes

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Mr. Robinson: Mr. Yoshimoto: Mr. Wiseman: Mr. Yoshimoto: Mr. Robinson: Mr. Wiseman: Ms. Sumner -Mack: Mr. Yoshimoto: Mr. Heintz: Mr. Yoshimoto: Mr. Heintz: Correct. Because...yeah I don't see why we would want to agendize this opinion. But generically, generally, Board feels it's important right to make sure there's guidance and clarity. And we wouldn't reference any individual. Right. Any individual or individual section of the... No I mean the person. Yeah. Well we could send a written communication but within that quote...this section. I'm afraid we'll come across as preaching to them or... Don't want to come across like that. But anyway...that's my concern. That maybe just quoting these sections. You know there is...as I recall...our past Chair sent a communication to the Council Chair regarding suggestions and code amendments. What I'm getting at is this...you there's an opportunity for the Board to provide it's opinion or it's recommendation to the Council on changes to the code. I think we talked about this and I was gonna work on that too as well. Now that's a separate matter...I think as to what's being discussed here but...what I'm trying to say is this may come up if you know you go forward. Like...and Larry asked if, are you gonna be questioned? Certainly. For sure there'll be questions right? So it may go beyond. Right. So I'm just throwing it out there... May I say something. I think this case...although we won't be specifically talking about this case. But this case, to me, illustrated something rather interesting. This case we had petitioners. A group of 39 people and we had at least two other petitions as well. So there were a large group of people in the community who signed the petition. Worked a great length. They were concerned about a failure to disclose. Not only was there a failure to disclose...even after they dealt with this in a subcommittee...the bill...there still was a failure to disclose in writing as required by 21