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thank you madam clerk, can you call item 6? >> ordinance amending the election code through part of the director of elections through a process to allow voters to receive the voter information packet and associated materials by electronic means instead of by paper mail. supervisor kim: thank you. the primary sponsor of the ordinance has requested we continue the matter to a special meeting on july 28. which we can do that, but before that, i will open up again for public comment on thi...

if there is public comment, please step up. seeing none, public comment is now closed. so this, we will continue this to our meeting next week on thursday, july 28, without opposition. madam clerk, please call item 7. >> ordinance amending the code to allow the city to put to use time limit and pay administrative and employees under circumstances. supervisor kim: thank you. and i had martin grant, but mary howard is here. thank you. good afternoon, supervisors. and mary howard from the...

database and this is an information request for many years from the shelter monitoring committee that we provide them with the informing of all the trainings and be it standard after care or trainings that are mandatory because you work in a shelter. it had never gone anywhere. we provide the information and turn around the next quarter and they ask for the same thing. so were developing a database where they will be able to track better all of the training that the shelters are provid...

the employer out for a duty exam and the completion of the exam. supervisor kim: okay. thank you very much. are there any questions? at this time we will open up for public comment. seeing no public comment, public comment is now closed. all right. so we will -- we have a motion to move this item forward to the full board with recommendation and we can do that without opposition. at this time i am going to call a two-minute break because we only have two members out of three and if one...

supervisor kim: we are back and thank you to the members for your patience. again, it is hard when we have exactly the number of members we need for quorum to continue on the meetings. and madam clerk, please call item eight through 14. >> madam chair, 8 through 14 are items regarding litigation. would you like to adopt the motion to convene in closed session? supervisor kim: yes, but before we have the motion to convene, we have several members of the public who would like to comment ...

fails on or near residential buildings in neighborhoods where they do not belong and if you file a lawsuit, you will eventually get what you want. and we need you to stand up for the citys residents in the face of the types of intrusive installations and that wireless carriers and that the wireless carriers pursue in the face of city policy that asks them not to do so. please vote to deny settlement of this lawsuit. supervisor kim: thank you, ms. ohare. next speaker, please. >> good af...

madam clerk, please call item 7. >> ordinance amending the code to allow the city to put to use time limit and pay administrative and employees under circumstances. supervisor kim: thank you. and i had martin grant, but mary howard is here. thank you. good afternoon, supervisors. and mary howard from the department of human resource. you have a prose pod ordinance to amend the administrative code to provide for a paid administrative leave to allow the city to remove the employees from ...

that was recently instituteed? >> no, i have not, and was not aware of it. >> they provide stickers so they can ride for free up to two months and then renew it. >> all right. and what i did -- supervisor kim: it happened this year. >> oh, okay. ill look into that, but what i did provide you is the offices of the shelter monitoring committee is what we call a lifeline. its for individuals who are below poverty and have a certain level of income where instead of paying $70 for the muni ...

welcome to hln news and views. we have teams from the federal emergency management agency were watching in mississippi to survey the damage from the weekend tornado. the storm killed at least ten people in mississippi and two in alabama and turned hundreds of homes and buildings into rubble. dozens of people were hurt. the coroner of choctaw county almost became a victim himself when the twister flipped his truck four times. another man was heading to his dads restaurant to take cover ...