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affordable housing —it's part of our County ordinances. We have <br />programs where we give extra credit forI guess we can't, you know, <br />we have some things where we have programs that the County has <br />established to provide charitable services. We participated—we would <br />participate in Food Bank as a County. And those are done all on <br />County time, with civil servants, those fund - raising activities and blood <br />drive. There are a lot of charitable services, and the Food Bank is the <br />one that I think particularly goes to the indigent, and those are done <br />throughout the County. Fire fighters do the collection of that, so I think <br />that there's definitely a policy that the County has embraced, and that <br />the Mayor has embraced, that we do care about the indigent and that— <br />CHAIR: - -and community based organizations- <br />BJLT: - -and community based organizations, and we also give money. We <br />have $900,000 a year that we give out to community based <br />organizations. So, you know, I think that when you're looking at that <br />umbrella of —where there's a policy of reaching out to the indigentI <br />think it's clear that it's embraced and it's consistent with the County, <br />and I do want to make a point that when it's stuff like the Food Bank, <br />the entire County participates in that, on County time. <br />CHAIR: And they have no council resolution which specifically calls for that, <br />actually, you know, or law, so no enabling legislation per se, then, <br />really. <br />BJLT: No, it's just something that —it's something that, you know, has come <br />down saying that these services reach out to the community, it reaches <br />out to the poorest, and we embrace it, and we—we collect food on <br />County time, we set up collection stations, we set up at fire departments <br />as collection points for Food Bank, and so I think that we've embraced <br />that concept that we are supposed to reach out, and that as the County, <br />we're supposed to be a part of <br />CHAIR: -- <br />WJ: Oh, I have no problem. I admire what you're going. 11 just, the <br />wording needs to be proper, and I think we should all give back to the <br />community in one way or another. And it's admirable. <br />KK: I was just thinking, if I may have the legal counsel's opinion on it. This <br />is a small town, we all know each other, and I just happen to know quite <br />a bit of guys on the Corporation Counsel, who were my former <br />students Torigoe, and Patsy, and all that, including the lady there. <br />IN <br />
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