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County commissioners will interview the applicants on Feb. 24. 8:00 am, Feb. 6, 2021 × The Hubbard County Board selected six candidates to interview for the county administrator position. They voted on their top choices at the Feb. 2 meeting. Gary Weiers, a consultant from David Drown Associates, said there were a total of 22 applicants. He screened the candidates, based on qualifications that the county is looking for, and narrowed the field to 13. Two later withdrew their applicat...

my future business partner mark (inaudible) who is also lives in the bay area and he is in oakland and mark and i have grown to 48 stores in northern california. we are not, a national chain, i am sure that you guys realize that, national chains have several thousand stores, and at least 1,000 stores and we are not typical of that. we do a tremendous amount of things for the community and i know that you guys have heard about that. we do feed all of the animals in san franciscan mal ca...

of parking. the area has animal control, 15,000 pets. and of the 15,000 pets, the question is really how are they served by what is there right now. >> we have an opportunity to be able to open a cat adoption center. >> michael i am sorry, we are in public comment and it is three minutes. >> i am sorry i thought that i would get to speak. >> it was just that you had 30 seconds left when you asked the question. >> otherwise we have to let everybody else. >> i understand. >> okay. >> nex...

is something that you guys can bring up across during this hearing. it is really important. one of the first big issues is that everybody thinks they are dealing with one agency, mta< metropolitan transportation authority, but you are dealing with two agenc ies, mta and the cta, the county transportation authority. they have different boards that they are dealing with a lot of the same things. it seems like these two agencies never talk to each other. they bounced off of each other; th...

that what happens on polk street has nothing to do with vanesse. it is almost like saying, the city doesnt have anything to do with the golden gate bridge at cousins not our agency so we dont have to think about it on our streets. nobodyould say that but that is what they are saying to us when it comes to vanesse and polk street, and what happens on vanesse affects mission street. what happens on polk street affects fillmore street, it is a much bigger thing than just looking at things...

the county transportation authority. they have different boards that they are dealing with a lot of the same things. it seems like these two agencies never talk to each other. they bounced off of each other; they tell us, oh, that is the ctas problem, talk to them or the cta will say, talk to the mta, but to the general public it is one agency. hopefully during the year we will get that narrowed down, and make it a little easier so hopefully we wont have to be experts in government pol...

but to the general public it is one agency. hopefully during the year we will get that narrowed down, and make it a little easier so hopefully we wont have to be experts in government policy and government dealings to be able to deal with them. it is a big problem. a question for all of us is, what is the mta and the cta -- sorry, repeating myself, does the mta integrate of the plants with each other? in my area, polk street, there is something called the vaeness plan (sounds like) the...

but to the general public it is one agency. hopefully during the year we will get that narrowed down, and make it a little easier so hopefully we wont have to be experts in government policy and government dealings to be able to deal with them. it is a big problem. a question for all of us is, what is the mta and the cta -- sorry, repeating myself, does the mta integrate of the plants with each other? in my area, polk street, there is something called the vaeness plan (sounds like) the...

metropolitan transportation authority, but you are dealing with two agenc ies, mta and the cta, the county transportation authority. they have different boards that they are dealing with a lot of the same things. it seems like these two agencies never talk to each other. they bounced off of each other; they tell us, oh, that is the ctas problem, talk to them or the cta will say, talk to the mta, but to the general public it is one agency. hopefully during the year we will get that narr...

it seems like these two agencies never talk to each other. they bounced off of each other; they tell us, oh, that is the ctas problem, talk to them or the cta will say, talk to the mta, but to the general public it is one agency. hopefully during the year we will get that narrowed down, and make it a little easier so hopefully we wont have to be experts in government policy and government dealings to be able to deal with them. it is a big problem. a question for all of us is, what is t...