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Hartz was right about that. On two other points that were raised and then i will wrap up. The statement that the 150word statements or summaries as the ordinance provides, are not generated or validated by the city commission, that whose minutes they are part of, does seem to me to be a useful notification to the public. To understand the difference between minutes that were generated by the official recording secretary, or responsible employee, and approved as you know the report of the meeting...

Make a written statement that he or she wanted in the record. So, that i think Going Forward, certainly from my point of view, if the library were to retreat from this policy of putting the exact verbatim, 150, or whatever the number nottoexceed but the speakers written statement that is handed in, putting it in where the speaker appeared in the minutes, put it in, i think that as they go to some other policy, they clearly are willfully violating at least as i read the sunshine ordinance. But i ...

150word statement verbatim to be included in the bod y of the minutes. Yekt if they do that, havent they complied with the requirement that the written statement be included in the body of the minutes . But they have not done that. If they do. It is a hypothetical question. I know that your complaint is that they did not do it for everybody. What mr. Renne is saying, that if they included everyones 150word summary in the body of the minutes, would that in your mind, remedy the issue . Going forw...

Just a 1 or 2 line summary in the minutes, which may be an inaccurate summary and the public may never go to that addendum and never really get the thrust of it, so it strikes me that what the library is now proposing to do is what i would recommend that every public body ought to do is put in verbatim, the written brief summary and interestingly enough when you look at the statute, the statute says, that minutes shall include a brief summary of Public Comment in the next almost the next sentenc...

Not drawing down at all. It was never discussed. Im sure he would like that. It was never on the table. It was never on the table. With that being understood and you asking me a question like that, i would love to get the military outages and as we can because it costs a lot of money and a lot of money for us. We dont get paid fully for ii a about it. We have 32,000 soldiers in south korea. I would like to get them home but is not on the table right now. Kimberly the full interview airs on speci...

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The Heckscher Museum of Art and Planting Fields Foundation are pleased to present the work of artist Courtney M. Leonard (b. Shinnecock, 1980), on Long Island

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