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<v Jamie Dunphy>Good morning, everybody.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>I'm calling to order this meeting of the Portland City Council.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>It is 9:31 on Wednesday, July 29th.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Keelan, could we please call the roll?

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<v Keelan McClymont>Good morning.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Koyama Lane.

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<v Keelan McClymont>I'm on a rerouted bus, but I am here.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Murillo.

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<v Angelita Morillo>Here.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Novick.

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<v Steve Novick>Here.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Clark.

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<v Olivia Clark>Here.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Green.

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<v Mitch Green>Happy to be here.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Zimmerman.

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<v Eric Zimmerman>Here.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Avalos.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Smith.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Kanal.

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<v Sameer Kanal>Here.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Pirtle-Guiney.

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<v Elana Pirtle-Guiney>Here.

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<v Elana Pirtle-Guiney>Good morning.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Ryan.

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<v Dan Ryan>Here.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Dunphy.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Here.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>And can we please read the rules of decorum for the chamber?

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<v Keelan McClymont>Good morning.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Welcome to the Portland City Council.

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<v Keelan McClymont>To testify before council in person or virtually, you must sign up in advance on the council agenda at www.portland.gov/council/agenda.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Information on engaging with council can be found on the council clerk's webpage.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Individuals may testify for 3 minutes unless the presiding officer states otherwise.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Your microphone will be muted when your time is over.

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<v Keelan McClymont>The presiding officer preserves order.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Disruptive conduct such as shouting, refusing to conclude your testimony when your time is up, or interrupting others' testimony or council deliberations will not be allowed.

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<v Keelan McClymont>If you cause a disruption, a warning will be given.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Further disruption will result from ejection— result in ejection from the meeting.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Anyone who fails to leave once ejected is subject to arrest for trespass.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Additionally, council may take a short recess and reconvene virtually.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Your testimony should address the matter being considered.

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<v Keelan McClymont>When testifying, state your name for the record.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Your address is not necessary.

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<v Keelan McClymont>If you are a lobbyist, identify the organization you represent.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Virtual testifiers should unmute themselves when the council clerk calls your name.

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<v Unidentified speaker>Thank you.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Thank you very much.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Well, first and foremost, I'd like to, uh, thank the hard workers at Multnomah County who are out there repairing the Hawthorne Bridge and the Morrison Bridge this morning during rush hour.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>I hope it gets worked so that folks can get here on time tomorrow.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Our first item on the agenda is agenda approval.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Colleagues, is there any— are there any requests to amend the agenda, to reorder items, or reschedule an item to a future meeting date?

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Nope.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Do I have unanimous consent to approve the agenda?

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<v Jamie Dunphy>I do.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>The agenda is approved.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Keelan, can we please call public communications?

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<v Keelan McClymont>First up, we have John Hollister.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>I don't know, they're just all closed.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Took me an extra half hour to get here, so— Welcome.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Go ahead and introduce yourself for the record.

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<v John Hollister>My name is John Hollister.

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<v John Hollister>Um, I don't know if one of you guys can make a motion to— I talked to the guards ahead of time, and I have a Native American friend that would be more than happy to come in like 7:30 in the morning and smudge this room, because the energy here, I'm just feeling it, it's palpable.

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<v John Hollister>And so just a suggestion.

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<v John Hollister>Um, what what I'd like to do is go back in time and to, to talk about an event that happened on Friday, October 10th, 2008, during a John McCain presidential campaign town hall in Lakeville, Minnesota.

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<v John Hollister>An older woman at the mic said, I can't trust Obama.

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<v John Hollister>I have read about him and he's an Arab.

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<v John Hollister>John McCain immediately interrupted and took the microphone back.

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<v John Hollister>He replied, no, ma'am, no, ma'am, he's a decent family man.

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<v John Hollister>He's a Muslim.

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<v John Hollister>Citizen that I just happen to have disagreements with on fundamental issues, and that's not what this campaign is about.

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<v John Hollister>The phrase, we don't do that, is often used online to describe McCain's reaction, but it's not the exact words he used in that famous exchange.

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<v John Hollister>The actual words were, no ma'am, followed by his defense of Obama's character.

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<v John Hollister>Over the years, many people have paraphrased the moment as McCain essentially says, we don't do that here, because he refused to tolerate personal attacks on false smears against his opponent.

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<v John Hollister>There was also another memorable campaign event in which McCain told the crowd, I admire Senator Obama and his accomplishments.

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<v John Hollister>I want everyone to be respectful because that's the way politics should be considered in America.

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<v John Hollister>He said that after members of the audience booed Obama's name.

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<v John Hollister>That October 10th, 2008 exchange is widely remembered as one of the defining moments of the 2008 presidential campaign because McCain publicly corrected one of his own supporters rather than allowing a false or derogatory claim about Obama to stand.

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<v John Hollister>God, wouldn't that be just— wouldn't that be awesome if we could do that?

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<v John Hollister>Not who's my daddy.

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<v John Hollister>Not, not the, the, uh, um, not to fuck yourself in the heart.

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<v John Hollister>The, the, um, it's— come on, people.

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<v John Hollister>It's— let's, let's get some work done.

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<v John Hollister>Oh, by the way, I've talked to some inside people about, um, the Moda Center.

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<v John Hollister>Don't worry about what you do.

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<v John Hollister>They're already gone.

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<v John Hollister>There are groups, there are owner groups in Nashville and Kansas City.

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<v John Hollister>They're bidding and just can't wait for you guys to mess it up.

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<v John Hollister>But great job on getting the lawyer from, from Seattle that lost it for, uh, um, for Seattle.

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<v John Hollister>So great job, guys.

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<v John Hollister>Keep it up.

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<v John Hollister>Thank you.

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<v John Hollister>And have a great day.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Next up, we have Jack Dickinson.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Welcome.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Introduce yourself for the record.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>3 minutes.

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<v Jack Dickinson>My name for the record is Jack Dickinson.

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<v Jack Dickinson>Councilor Smith, last week at one point you interrupted one of your colleagues to imply that she was threatening the mayor.

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<v Jack Dickinson>If we're talking about threats, I think it's worth remembering that last year you threatened to shoot multiple people who crossed over this desk.

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<v Jack Dickinson>I constantly see you interrupting people with points of order that are not in fact points of order.

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<v Loretta Smith>Point of order.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>There's no point of order during a public communication.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>He's allowed to address individuals.

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<v Jack Dickinson>Interesting that you played into my exact next prepared response.

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<v Jack Dickinson>You constantly bring people up, city staff up here, not to ask them questions in good faith, but in an attempt to extort a very specific wording out of them that you then use as apparent justification for a vote you have already made.

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<v Jack Dickinson>When I hear you say you don't like giving up your power easily, and I square that with how I see you behave yourself, the conclusion that I'm left with is that you don't care about preserving Councilwoman Smith's ability to represent District 1.

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<v Robin Wisner>You care about preserving Loretta Smith's ability to represent District 1.

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<v Annette Johnson>I don't care about preserving anyone's ability to represent District 1.

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<v Jack Dickinson>I think people who know me would describe me as a patient person, but over the past year and a half, I am frankly at my wit's end.

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<v Jack Dickinson>And my frustration is not just with you.

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<v Jack Dickinson>It is predominantly with you.

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<v Jack Dickinson>But like, Councilor Murillo, I really don't know what you were going for last week.

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<v Jack Dickinson>I think I would like to have a serious conversation about whether or not Councilor Smith is abdicating her role as a city councilor to serve as a spokesperson for Keith Wilson.

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<v Jack Dickinson>I think that's a fair point.

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<v Jack Dickinson>But that conversation has just become nigh impossible to have in good faith because you've poisoned the narrative well with the daddy comment.

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<v Jack Dickinson>There are just too many distractions coming out of this body.

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<v Jack Dickinson>There are times when I'm listening to these meetings online and I have to take off my headphones or pause for a minute because I don't have the bandwidth to deal with a 4th grade classroom.

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<v Jack Dickinson>Ultimately, if we're talking about this kind of stuff within the context of decorum, Councilor Avalos was absolutely right last week.

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<v Jack Dickinson>This is the responsibility of the council president to deal with.

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<v Jack Dickinson>And if you're not prepared to handle that responsibility, don't jump in at the 13th vote.

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<v Jack Dickinson>I don't think there is a world in which either Elana Pirtle-Guiney or Sameer Kanal would have allowed it to get to this point.

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<v Jack Dickinson>And I think if there's going to be— If you're willing to levy the rules of decorum against the people who come here who only have 3 minutes a month to speak.

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<v Jack Dickinson>I think we can do a better job of, of doing that amongst yourselves.

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<v Jack Dickinson>So thank you.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Thank you very much.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Next up we have Diane Sussman.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Welcome.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Please introduce yourself for the record, and you have 3 minutes.

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<v Diane Sussman>Yeah, my name is Diane Sussman, and I live at 1005 Southwest Park Avenue.

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<v Diane Sussman>I'm not a registered lobbyist for any organization, nor do I represent any group.

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<v Diane Sussman>Thank you.

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<v Diane Sussman>Other than the miserable sweat-soaked people battling our every summer heat, I wonder for years why Portland, which considers itself something of a green giant, so profoundly lags California and Washington State in this regard.

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<v Diane Sussman>One millennial who grew up here said that Portland made a big push on environmental programs in the '90s, then it just stopped, and we've been patting ourselves on the back ever since.

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<v Diane Sussman>So I have 3 modest proposals.

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<v Diane Sussman>First, require businesses to keep their doors closed when temperatures are 85 degrees or higher and they are running the AC.

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<v Diane Sussman>New York City has such a law, and San Francisco has such a law and doesn't even need it.

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<v Diane Sussman>It's galling to see places like Anthropologie, CB2, and CaroCo cool their stores to refrigerator temperatures and keep their doors open.

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<v Diane Sussman>We all depend on the grid.

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<v Diane Sussman>It's unconscionable to think that this kind of waste can exist side by side with people who have no AC.

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<v Diane Sussman>Thank you.

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<v Diane Sussman>And whose very lives are at stake.

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<v Diane Sussman>We may not be able to provide AC fast enough to people who need it, but we can at least apportion it wisely.

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<v Diane Sussman>Back it up with a hotline number that people can call for repeat offenders.

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<v Diane Sussman>If businesses don't comply, let them serve as cooling centers.

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<v Diane Sussman>I'd love to sit on CB2's fine couches in 98-degree weather.

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<v Diane Sussman>Make one downtown city-owned garage EV only and free for the first year.

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<v Diane Sussman>Install chargers and stripe spaces for smaller cars.

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<v Diane Sussman>Recoup some of the revenue by ticketing the scofflaws in year 1.

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<v Diane Sussman>In year 2 and beyond, charge an amount that covers for the energy use of charging stations plus an additional parking fee.

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<v Diane Sussman>Require all new hotels and multifamily housing to install free EV chargers in their buildings and garages.

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<v Diane Sussman>Expand composting to multifamily housing, not just single-family homes.

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<v Diane Sussman>Seriously, which type of housing generates more compostable materials?

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<v Diane Sussman>The type with a lot of people in one building or those with a few people in one building.

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<v Diane Sussman>Make the program enticing by letting residents pick up free city-made compost for their gardens several times a year.

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<v Diane Sussman>Palo Alto does that.

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<v Diane Sussman>It's a virtuous payback system that makes people look upon such programs fondly.

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<v Diane Sussman>Hype the program further by leaving out bags of city-made compost complete with cute city label at all community gardens.

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<v Diane Sussman>Thank you.

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<v Loretta Smith>Thank you.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Thank you very much.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Next up we have Annette Johnson.

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<v Annette Johnson>Hello.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Good morning.

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<v Annette Johnson>3 minutes, right?

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<v Annette Johnson>Yeah, so I'm gonna make it quick.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Please introduce yourself for the record and you have 3 minutes.

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<v Annette Johnson>Annette Johnson.

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<v Annette Johnson>I go by Nettie.

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<v Annette Johnson>Um, I'm a lot of things.

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<v Annette Johnson>I, I worked on the bridge and stuff.

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<v Annette Johnson>I'm a flagger.

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<v Annette Johnson>Um, I'm disabled, been disabled since '08.

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<v Annette Johnson>Was homeless, heroin addict, prison, all that, right?

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<v Annette Johnson>I got 22 years clean, and I'm making my way in life as a productive member of society.

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<v Annette Johnson>And a lot of my family members tell me, don't make— tell people this one statement, 'cause it makes me look ignorant.

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<v Annette Johnson>But when I found out that Blacks were slaves, I was in the Redding jail, and the girl, Black girl, told the white guard, if you didn't like us here, don't bring— you shouldn't have brought us here.

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<v Annette Johnson>I said, she didn't bring me here.

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<v Annette Johnson>I-5.

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<v Annette Johnson>I-5.

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<v Annette Johnson>And she said, well, they brought your ancestors.

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<v Annette Johnson>And then I— she— and then she realized I didn't know.

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<v Annette Johnson>Fast forward, I'm in District 4.

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<v Annette Johnson>There's homelessness all up on Woodstock.

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<v Annette Johnson>There's vacant apartments on 73rd and Foster.

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<v Annette Johnson>People need places to live.

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<v Annette Johnson>They don't have the access for somebody to come out there and show them how to give the application the way I did in order to get here.

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<v Annette Johnson>As a vendor at Street Roots, I meet all kinds of people on Woodstock, and I stood for Keith Wilson.

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<v Annette Johnson>I thought Portland needed a change.

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<v Annette Johnson>But the one thing I'm advocating for, and this is on another level, is interpreters for Black people.

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<v Annette Johnson>Like, we need an interpreter.

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<v Annette Johnson>Like, sometimes we speak with our hands or we speak whatever, and it's misunderstood.

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<v Annette Johnson>But if you go back to the history of slavery, that relationship was always misunderstood.

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<v Annette Johnson>And when the lady here from District 4, Angelita, spoke to this lady here, Loretta Smith, I believe— no, that's not Loretta Smith, is it?

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<v Annette Johnson>Are you?

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<v Annette Johnson>Okay.

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<v Annette Johnson>It hurt me.

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<v Annette Johnson>You know, I have a Black daughter.

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<v Annette Johnson>I have Black people, college graduates.

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<v Annette Johnson>They want to be somebody, right?

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<v Annette Johnson>And it's mathematically impossible for a white man to birth a Black woman.

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<v Annette Johnson>So either her understanding is not up to this standard here, because you guys are making a fool of yourself.

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<v Annette Johnson>You look foolish to the city.

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<v Annette Johnson>And if you drive down the street, aluminum foil covers the streets of Portland.

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<v Annette Johnson>Why isn't that important?

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<v Annette Johnson>There's about 10 people dead in the morgue this week from fentanyl overdose.

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<v Annette Johnson>But this city want to talk about Donald Trump.

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<v Annette Johnson>I don't care who's the president, really.

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<v Annette Johnson>But that statement, I wish you would give her an apology, and I wish y'all get it together.

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<v Annette Johnson>Thank you.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Thank you very much for being here.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Oh, don't forget your sunglasses.

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<v Annette Johnson>Oh, those are expensive too.

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<v Annette Johnson>Shit.

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<v Annette Johnson>Hell, I worked 2 days for these.

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<v Annette Johnson>Have a good day.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>2.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Next up, we have Galena Easterly.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Galena Easterly.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Our alternate today is Pastor Robin Wisner.

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<v Robin Wisner>I, uh, I find myself uncomfortable sitting here.

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<v Robin Wisner>The reason why is because I'm a Black man in the city of Portland, and I want to state this because it was stated about somebody's daddy, the daddy of Portland.

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<v Robin Wisner>I will start here, and I usually don't do this.

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<v Robin Wisner>People who know me well, I've supported— I think I've met everyone here on this council and supported everyone on this council.

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<v Robin Wisner>So me to stand here and give you a correction or try to speak to you as if I'm a moral authority or someone to tell you what's right or wrong, I think you already know that.

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<v Robin Wisner>But I do have to stand for what traumatized me, what sent me through an area when I heard about the Daddy of Portland, my daddy.

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<v Robin Wisner>I termed this Say It Loud.

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<v Robin Wisner>I'm Black and I'm proud.

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<v Robin Wisner>Who was the first man to set foot on the North Pole?

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<v Robin Wisner>Matthew Henderson.

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<v Robin Wisner>A Black man.

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<v Robin Wisner>Who was the founder of blood plasma and director of the Red Cross blood bank?

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<v Robin Wisner>Dr. Charles Drew.

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<v Robin Wisner>A Black man.

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<v Robin Wisner>Who invented the world's first stop light stop and gas mask.

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<v Robin Wisner>Garrett Morgan, a Black man.

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<v Robin Wisner>Who made the first clock to give time in America and wrote the first almanac?

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<v Robin Wisner>Benjamin Banneker, a Black man.

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<v Robin Wisner>Who was the founder of the city of Chicago in 1772?

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<v Robin Wisner>Jean-Baptiste A Black man.

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<v Robin Wisner>Who was the woman who led countless slaves to freedom on the Underground Railroad?

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<v Robin Wisner>Harriet Tubman.

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<v Robin Wisner>A Black woman.

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<v Robin Wisner>Who served as the First Lady of the United States from 2009 to 2017 and was American Attorney in Arthur?

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<v Robin Wisner>Michelle Obama.

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<v Robin Wisner>A Black woman.

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<v Robin Wisner>Who was born in 1966 in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and is an American politics and businesswoman who is a member of the Portland City Council District 1?

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<v Robin Wisner>Loretta Smith, a Black woman.

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<v Robin Wisner>Before I leave, I would like to say these last words in a protest.

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<v Robin Wisner>Say it loud!

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<v Robin Wisner>I'm tired of the fraud!

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<v Robin Wisner>Say it loud!

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<v Robin Wisner>I'm a Black man in the city of Portland.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Thank you for your time.

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<v Keelan McClymont>That completes communications.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Thank you.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Councilor Morillo.

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<v Angelita Morillo>Thank you, Council President.

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<v Angelita Morillo>Thank you to folks that have come and testified about this.

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<v Angelita Morillo>And I just wanted to take a moment to say that I agree with the people that have come to testify, that I agree, I think things got pretty heated last week, and I was doing it sort of in service of saving some of the employees that had come to Councilor Smith.

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<v Angelita Morillo>Thank you, Mayor.

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<v Angelita Morillo>I want to thank everyone who came out to our offices, who were worried about the services that were going to be cut, and also the very real humans that we work with who are not going to be working with us any longer, who are not going to be serving Portlanders.

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<v Angelita Morillo>I also want to take a moment to clarify that I, I don't know if this makes it any better, but I will say I was not directing my comment to Councilor Smith.

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<v Angelita Morillo>I was making a comment generally about someone invoking a different patriarchal authority to come and settle disputes for the council rather than us working it out amongst ourselves after I repeatedly came with extremely large compromises for the ordinance.

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<v Angelita Morillo>It was in no way about Councilor Smith.

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<v Angelita Morillo>She was repeatedly interrupting me, so I ended up speaking to her directly through those interruptions.

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<v Angelita Morillo>But I do want to take a moment to clarify that because I think the meaning and I did want to take a point of privilege to clarify that.

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<v Angelita Morillo>I don't think that necessarily makes my actions better.

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<v Angelita Morillo>I was talking about the vast majority of moderates on council who I think were using the mayor when I really wanted them to work with us and compromise with us and negotiate with us.

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<v Angelita Morillo>But I understand how that would have been taken by certain members of the community and how that is interpreted.

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<v Angelita Morillo>And I certainly never intended to use the mayor in that way.

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<v Angelita Morillo>Thank you.

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<v Angelita Morillo>Wanted to give that impression, neither to the community members nor to Councilor Smith, because while we disagree at times, I do have immense respect for a lot of the work she does and how she fights for the community.

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<v Angelita Morillo>And sometimes we do get frustrated with each other, but I know at the end of the day she is trying to fight for District 1, and I have immense respect for that.

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<v Angelita Morillo>So I just wanted to say my piece on that, and thank you to the folks who came and gave feedback.

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<v Angelita Morillo>I am taking it to heart.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Thank you, Councilor Morillo.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Councilor Smith.

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<v Loretta Smith>Council President, I'd like to take a point of, you know, personal, um, yeah, privilege.

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<v Loretta Smith>Yes.

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<v Loretta Smith>So this whole thing has kind of shook me up a bit.

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<v Loretta Smith>I was going to speak this morning, but you all know me.

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<v Loretta Smith>Um, when people mislead you, I try to set the record straight.

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<v Loretta Smith>I disagree with Councilor Murillo.

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<v Loretta Smith>I asked the question, who are you calling daddy?

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<v Loretta Smith>And she said, he's your daddy, not my daddy.

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<v Loretta Smith>That was what was said.

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<v Loretta Smith>So she did say that the mayor of this city was my daddy.

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<v Loretta Smith>I did not say that.

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<v Loretta Smith>Um, and to come here this morning and try to re-explain what she said— it's been all on the news all over the United States.

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<v Loretta Smith>My mother called me about it yesterday.

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<v Loretta Smith>And so whatever you do when you make a mistake, you have to say what the mistake is.

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<v Loretta Smith>You can't change it.

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<v Loretta Smith>Councilwoman Smith, I'm sorry.

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<v Loretta Smith>The words are out there.

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<v Loretta Smith>And you did say your daddy and looked at me.

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<v Loretta Smith>You didn't say moderates.

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<v Loretta Smith>You didn't say anything.

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<v Loretta Smith>I asked the question, who are you calling daddy?

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<v Loretta Smith>And you said he's your daddy, not my daddy.

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<v Loretta Smith>Go back and look at the tape.

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<v Loretta Smith>So you can't come and explain.

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<v Loretta Smith>You just make it worse.

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<v Loretta Smith>And so when I'm in a situation like this, this whole explanation is It's given me additional hostile environment because it's not the truth.

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<v Loretta Smith>I don't have any problem with accepting anybody's apology or recollection of something because sometimes we get it wrong.

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<v Loretta Smith>But I do appreciate the people who came here today who really were traumatized by it.

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<v Loretta Smith>And the statement was disrespectful to my dad, who passed away of cancer, who his last few days he was, he was in a lot of pain.

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<v Loretta Smith>And to disrespect him and my mother and my family To flippantly, for a quick laugh and social media content, it wasn't worth it.

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<v Loretta Smith>I didn't like it.

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<v Loretta Smith>It's toxic.

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<v Loretta Smith>And I feel like I'm on a— instead of being on a very honorable city council, I feel like I am sitting on a reality TV show, a really bad reality TV show.

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<v Loretta Smith>And I am a Black woman.

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<v Loretta Smith>I have a degree from Oregon State University.

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<v Loretta Smith>I'm a former business owner.

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<v Loretta Smith>I'm a mother and I'm a grandmother.

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<v Loretta Smith>And I do not deserve to be disrespected and mistreated like this.

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<v Loretta Smith>Thank you, colleagues.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Our next item on our agenda is our regular update from City Administrator Lee with regard to status of the ongoing response to federal interventions in the city.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>City Administrator, any updates?

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<v Raymond C. Lee>Yes, Council President.

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<v Raymond C. Lee>The litigation is continuing over the writs of review.

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<v Raymond C. Lee>Our City Attorney's Office is conferring with opposing counsel on a briefing schedule and hearing dates as well.

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<v Raymond C. Lee>We will update the City Council once we have our next steps of the hearing dates and those things will be set.

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<v Raymond C. Lee>As a reminder, on June 26th, PP&D posted an administrative rule related to the facility for public comment.

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<v Raymond C. Lee>That public comment period has now closed as of July 26th.

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<v Raymond C. Lee>PP&D received 21 comments during the public comment period.

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<v Raymond C. Lee>Staff have reviewed the comments and are preparing the final version.

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<v Raymond C. Lee>We expect to have that final version shortly.

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<v Raymond C. Lee>Council can expect more information from Director Kooch coming soon in a council update.

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<v Raymond C. Lee>Thank you.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Thank you very much, City Administrator Lee.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Uh, Councilor Kanal.

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<v Sameer Kanal>Thank you, Council President.

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<v Sameer Kanal>Thank you, Administrator Lee.

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<v Sameer Kanal>I wanted to ask, um, in the context of conferring, um, prior to your starting as city administrator, our attorneys agreed to a— um, or sorry, not necessarily our attorneys, the city agreed to an extension.

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<v Sameer Kanal>And I'm just wanting to make sure that we're not providing any additional time throughout this process as we confer with our opposing I don't believe so, but I'll have that conversation with our city attorney and follow up with council on that.

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<v Sameer Kanal>Okay, thank you.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Thank you, Councilor Knell.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Keelan, can we please call item number 4?

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<v Keelan McClymont>Item 4, document 2026-217, consider appeals of the Design Commission's approval of a voluntary Central City Master Plan review and adjustment review for the Lloyd Center Central City Master Plan LU25-09130.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Thank you very much.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Colleagues, as a reminder, these appeals are pursuant to the Design Commission's decision to approve a Central City Master Plan at the Lloyd Center site.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>On July 8th, this body voted 10 to 1 to tentatively deny the appeals and uphold the Design Commission's decision with technical changes to condition of approval C.8.C.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Councilmember Herbold.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>I would now entertain a motion to deny the appeals and uphold the Design Commission's decision with the technical changes to the condition as previously stated.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Anybody want to move that for me?

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<v Dan Ryan>So moved.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Thank you.

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<v Olivia Clark>Second.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Councilor Ryan moves, Councilor Clark seconds.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Colleagues, is there any further council discussion?

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<v Keelan McClymont>What the vote is.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Yes.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Can we clarify, we are voting affirmatively to deny the appeal and uphold the hearing officer's decision on the master plan?

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Okay.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>And the new conditions.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Okay, colleagues.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>So Keelan, can you please call the roll?

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<v Keelan McClymont>Yeah, um, just, just a second.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Give me one minute.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Okay.

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<v Keelan McClymont>And I'll check.

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<v Elana Pirtle-Guiney>Um, okay.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Oh yeah, Councilor Koyama Lane had, uh, previously, uh, What's the word?

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Yeah, she had removed herself from the—.

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<v Loretta Smith>Great.

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<v Mitch Green>So we are good.

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<v Elana Pirtle-Guiney>Yep.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Thank you.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Koyama Lane is absent.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Murillo?

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<v Angelita Morillo>Aye.

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<v Steve Novick>Aye.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Novick?

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<v Steve Novick>Aye.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Stark?

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<v Mitch Green>Aye.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Green?

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<v Mitch Green>Aye.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Zimmerman?

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<v Eric Zimmerman>Aye.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Avalos is absent.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Smith?

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<v Loretta Smith>Aye.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Kanal?

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<v Sameer Kanal>Aye.

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<v Sameer Kanal>Aye.

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<v Keelan McClymont>The motion carries with a vote of 10 ayes and 2 absent.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Okay, the motion has passed, the appeals are denied, and the Design Commission's decision is upheld.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Thank you all very much for being here.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Can we please move to item number 5?

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<v Keelan McClymont>Item 5, document 2026-205, amend partial and full exemptions of system development charges for affordable housing developments code to temporarily extend the exemption period for existing projects.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Temporarily remove income requirements for homeownership units.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Amend Code Section 30.01.095.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Colleagues, this is the second reading of a non-emergency ordinance.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Is there any further council discussion?

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Councilor Pirtle-Guiney.

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<v Elana Pirtle-Guiney>Thank you, Council President.

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<v Elana Pirtle-Guiney>I try to not jump in on second readings, but there were a few things I wanted to reiterate here.

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<v Elana Pirtle-Guiney>Because I strongly support the goal of expanding affordable homeownership opportunities, and I strongly support the goal of making sure that homes that are on the market in our city are able to sell and that we can continue to provide enough homes for people in our community.

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<v Elana Pirtle-Guiney>But if the programs that we create are going to mean anything, we have to be clear about how committed we are to targeting Portlanders who are truly priced out of homeownership.

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<v Elana Pirtle-Guiney>And when we remove income limits, we risk turning a public investment into a broad market subsidy that could benefit anybody in our city who's looking to purchase a home.

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<v Elana Pirtle-Guiney>That's why I brought forward an amendment last week to provide a different approach.

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<v Elana Pirtle-Guiney>And while we heard that there were some operational complications with that amendment, I suspect that that wasn't why most people here voted no.

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<v Elana Pirtle-Guiney>This council has struggled with creating homeownership pathways.

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<v Elana Pirtle-Guiney>We saw that when we took up our work on housing funding earlier this year, and we are creating barriers for affordable homeownership in our community by not committing to these programs.

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<v Elana Pirtle-Guiney>I bring this up today, I reiterate it from last week, because there were some comments last week that down payment assistance maybe isn't worth it because it doesn't go very far, and I felt the need to address that before we vote.

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<v Elana Pirtle-Guiney>I meet Portlanders regularly who pay rents that are higher than mortgages.

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<v Elana Pirtle-Guiney>They could afford the month-to-month, but while they pay those incredibly high rents, they can't save 5 or 10 or 20% for a down payment.

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<v Elana Pirtle-Guiney>They need help there.

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<v Elana Pirtle-Guiney>There's data from a 2023 Harvard study which finds that for many households, the key barrier, the primary barrier to homeownership, is not monthly affordability.

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<v Elana Pirtle-Guiney>Councilmember Herbold.

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<v Elana Pirtle-Guiney>It's not repair costs.

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<v Elana Pirtle-Guiney>It is the upfront down payment cost.

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<v Elana Pirtle-Guiney>And while I know that there are more dollars needed on a one-time basis for down payment assistance compared to, for example, rent assistance or other interventions, that same study shows that down payment assistance— $25,000 is often the sweet spot.

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<v Elana Pirtle-Guiney>Can be a deciding factor on whether or not a family can move into homeownership and build generational wealth for their family.

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<v Elana Pirtle-Guiney>This same Harvard study found that it is most impactful for Black and Latina households who have been structurally as well as financially locked out of our housing markets.

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<v Elana Pirtle-Guiney>We passed three million dollars in rent assistance this year.

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<v Elana Pirtle-Guiney>Councilmember Smith.

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<v Elana Pirtle-Guiney>This year, at $25,000 grants, that would have helped— or an equivalent amount to homeownership, because we don't want to lose that investment— would have helped 120 Portland families on the path to homeownership.

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<v Elana Pirtle-Guiney>So I understand the reason this was brought forward, but colleagues, I asked for us last week to look at the funding available within the Housing Bureau and see whether some of it could be set aside for down payment assistance in the future to ensure that even as we make changes like the one before us today, we retain our commitment to those families, particularly Black and Latino families, who are priced out of homeownership without a little bit of help.

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<v Elana Pirtle-Guiney>So please don't think this is the end of this conversation.

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<v Elana Pirtle-Guiney>My team is working on some proposals that can help here.

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<v Elana Pirtle-Guiney>I will be asking us in the future to look for funds again, and I hope that this is something that we are committed to as a council, even as I expect today this ordinance to pass and undermine a little piece of that commitment.

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<v Elana Pirtle-Guiney>Thank you, Council President.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Thank you, Councilor Pirtle-Guiney.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Councilor Koyama Lane.

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<v Tiffany Koyama Lane>Thanks, colleagues.

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<v Tiffany Koyama Lane>I'm going to vote no on this item.

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<v Tiffany Koyama Lane>I want to be clear about why.

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<v Tiffany Koyama Lane>I and many others on this dais talk often about the importance of being able to both afford to live and work in Portland.

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<v Tiffany Koyama Lane>This—.

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<v Tiffany Koyama Lane>If this passes today, then homes that are supposed to be reserved for families that make less than $128,000 will be available to folks that make more than that.

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<v Tiffany Koyama Lane>When I look at that number, I think about— Councilmember Smith.

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<v Tiffany Koyama Lane>Fellow teachers and nurses and the people who make your coffee.

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<v Tiffany Koyama Lane>I think that that was put there for a reason, and that amount was decided for a reason.

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<v Tiffany Koyama Lane>When we passed the temporary SDC waiver exemption last fall, it was intended to spur new housing production.

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<v Tiffany Koyama Lane>And while I understand that this change to the affordable housing SDC exemption program would make it So, you know, you can align that with the SDC waiver requirements.

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<v Tiffany Koyama Lane>So both waiver programs are the same.

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<v Tiffany Koyama Lane>I think it's really important to daylight the trade-offs.

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<v Tiffany Koyama Lane>By waiving those income requirements, it makes it harder for families that make an average medium income to compete and purchase an affordable home in exchange for making it easier for our developers to sell.

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00:41:10.195 --> 00:41:22.762
<v Tiffany Koyama Lane>I asked multiple times for some more information about what has been tried to as in between to get those homes sold, to think about some other possible solutions.

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<v Tiffany Koyama Lane>I worry that passing this today is turning our backs on the original policy goals for that program.

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<v Tiffany Koyama Lane>And I also want to acknowledge that our current system of offering tax incentives to spur housing production, you know, isn't necessarily working as it should.

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<v Tiffany Koyama Lane>I'm hoping that we as a body and our staff can bring forward policies to innovate and tackle our housing challenges.

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<v Tiffany Koyama Lane>Councilor Loretta Smith.

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<v Tiffany Koyama Lane>Thank you, Councilor.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Thank you, Councilor Koyama Lane.

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00:41:58.237 --> 00:41:58.851
<v Jamie Dunphy>Councilor Kanal.

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<v Sameer Kanal>Thank you, Council President.

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<v Sameer Kanal>I appreciate both my colleagues bringing up concerns.

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<v Sameer Kanal>I wanted to start by asking, has there been— what's the degree of analysis that's been done as to the impacts of this development?

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<v Sameer Kanal>To whether or not that SDC waiver has impacted anything?

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<v Raymond C. Lee>Not 100% sure.

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<v Raymond C. Lee>Let me get some, uh, housing staff here to kind of answer that question.

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<v Sameer Kanal>Yeah, I think maybe it, it doesn't necessarily have to be here, um, I think today, but I, I think it might be worth, um, and, and I know, um, working with Chair Avalos of that committee, but just to try to get some some understanding of that because I have also heard the same shared concern that Councilor Koyama Lane brought up.

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<v Sameer Kanal>To Councilor Pirtle-Guiney, first, I appreciate you addressing homeownership.

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<v Sameer Kanal>I wanted to kind of ask, I was hoping that there'd be another amendment today, but I'm happy to hear that you're continuing to work in a different legislative sort of vehicle, and I'd like to work with you on that if that's possible because I think Last week, last meeting.

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<v Sameer Kanal>Yeah, that was last week.

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<v Sameer Kanal>Uh, we had a, um, a conversation that was, I think, too short on this item.

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<v Sameer Kanal>Um, and now we're in a second reading, so I understand how that's working, but I would like to, to continue that conversation because I think there were 2 ideas that were related to the topic.

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<v Sameer Kanal>The other was in the other amendment that was proposed that could easily be their own legislative conversation.

463
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<v Sameer Kanal>Okay.

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<v Sameer Kanal>And I'd like to make sure that those don't get lost.

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<v Sameer Kanal>Thanks.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Thank you very much, Councilor Kanal.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Councilor Smith.

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<v Loretta Smith>Thank you, Council President.

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<v Loretta Smith>I just want to note for the record, um, Councilor, uh, Elana Pirtle-Guiney, we do have the DPAL program, which is the Down Payment Assistance Program at the Portland Housing Bureau.

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<v Loretta Smith>So it's not like we're not without any down payment assistance.

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<v Loretta Smith>And I think we even give up to $120,000 per, um, per person.

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<v Loretta Smith>And remember, we also, in the, the TAL, We put $2 million in, so we have to identify how much more money are you talking about putting in.

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<v Loretta Smith>And I don't think all of our money even got spent last year for the down payment assistance program.

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<v Loretta Smith>So I don't think there's a lack— I don't think there is a lack of policies within the City of Portland or lack of dollars.

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<v Loretta Smith>I think it's hard for people to get approved.

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<v Loretta Smith>Councilor Loretta Smith.

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<v Loretta Smith>Credit-approved, job-approved.

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<v Loretta Smith>Those are things that prevent people from getting preapprovals to actually get in a house that they can afford, because there is so much product out there at the lower level that people, they can't— they don't have a job.

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<v Loretta Smith>They don't have 2 years on their job.

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<v Loretta Smith>They don't have the right credit score.

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<v Loretta Smith>All those things that I think are a bigger barrier than having the money, because we have the money if thank you, Councilor Smith.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Councilor Green.

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<v Mitch Green>Thank you.

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<v Mitch Green>I encourage— I'm actually— I welcome the standalone legislation that Councilor Pirtle-Guiney is hinting towards when we come— that will come before this body.

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00:45:16.144 --> 00:45:20.228
<v Mitch Green>I think we should have a conversation about how we prioritize eminent domain.

486
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<v Mitch Green>Yes.

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<v Mitch Green>You know, down payment assistance and other tools to make homeownership a possibility.

488
00:45:26.387 --> 00:45:31.985
<v Mitch Green>To Councilor Smith's point, credit access is oftentimes the largest barrier.

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<v Mitch Green>And I think if this body is serious about facilitating pathways to homeownership for the populations that we would like to serve, we need to think about stepping in as the underwriter of that credit the way the VA steps in to guarantee mortgages for veterans, the way that other bodies step in to guarantee credit risk as well.

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00:45:49.605 --> 00:45:51.853
<v Mitch Green>That's something we can do and stretch our dollars in a big way.

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<v Mitch Green>We haven't had that conversation yet.

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<v Mitch Green>I'll note that I'm supporting the ordinance because I think it's really important in a stressed market to preserve the capabilities and the development capacity that you have, and we cannot afford to lose developers who have deep practice in providing affordable homeownership opportunities.

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<v Mitch Green>And if we let that dry up, if we let those firms go into receivership or to sell off their portfolios, they will be replaced by other types of providers who are— do not have the commitment to low-income homeownership opportunities.

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<v Mitch Green>And so those are the stakes.

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<v Mitch Green>And I think extending the SDC waiver provides something on average of $25,000 to $30,000 of headroom for those developers to be and able to continue to do that.

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<v Mitch Green>Thank you.

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<v Mitch Green>So in some sense, it works the same way as down payment assistance, if that's really what the dollar is.

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<v Mitch Green>I'll note that in the North Northeast Preference Policy discussion, the average cost of each down payment assistance was something like $300,000 per household.

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<v Mitch Green>So that's what that— over 10 years, that's what that program spent to get people into the homes.

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<v Mitch Green>So those are the real numbers.

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<v Mitch Green>It's not $25,000.

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00:47:02.579 --> 00:47:03.039
<v Mitch Green>It's not $300,000.

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00:47:03.039 --> 00:47:03.079
<v Mitch Green>It's $300,000.

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<v Mitch Green>So you're saying that the It's a wraparound of down payment assistance.

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<v Mitch Green>And so that's our benchmark.

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<v Mitch Green>And in a number of new Eastside TIF districts, the community-driven leadership councils who are guiding how we're going to use the affordable housing set-aside dollars are prioritizing down payment assistance.

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<v Mitch Green>And so we have a lot coming up that we can look to when we look at the data and think about how we prioritize.

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<v Mitch Green>But I've I welcome a comprehensive approach to this.

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00:47:31.809 --> 00:47:35.934
<v Mitch Green>I didn't think it was— an amendment was the space for that in this piece.

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<v Mitch Green>I think we needed— this is not— if I was designing a policy from scratch on how to make it easier to serve these policies, this sort of SDC waiver would not be it.

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<v Mitch Green>But these are the conditions we created when we did a waiver and didn't consider this part.

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<v Mitch Green>And so we have to— I think we need to correct that imbalance and move forward.

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<v Mitch Green>And I'll note that this is a temporary program anyway, so we have time to get it right.

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<v Mitch Green>So I'll be supporting the underlying.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Thank you, Councilor Green.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Colleagues, seeing no one else in the queue for discussion, Keelan, can we please call the roll?

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<v Keelan McClymont>Calling the roll on document 2026-205, Koyama Lane.

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<v Elana Pirtle-Guiney>Nay.

519
00:48:22.527 --> 00:48:22.574
<v Angelita Morillo>Aye.

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00:48:23.347 --> 00:48:23.684
<v Keelan McClymont>Novick?

521
00:48:24.054 --> 00:48:24.103
<v Steve Novick>Aye.

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00:48:24.730 --> 00:48:25.099
<v Keelan McClymont>Clark?

523
00:48:25.501 --> 00:48:25.630
<v Olivia Clark>Aye.

524
00:48:26.161 --> 00:48:26.369
<v Keelan McClymont>Green?

525
00:48:27.351 --> 00:48:27.398
<v Mitch Green>Aye.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Zimmerman?

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00:48:28.831 --> 00:48:29.039
<v Eric Zimmerman>No.

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00:48:30.505 --> 00:48:30.793
<v Keelan McClymont>Avalos?

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00:48:30.971 --> 00:48:31.244
<v Candace Avalos>Absent.

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00:48:31.309 --> 00:48:31.599
<v Keelan McClymont>Smith?

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<v Loretta Smith>Aye.

532
00:48:35.219 --> 00:48:35.655
<v Keelan McClymont>Kanal?

533
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<v Sameer Kanal>Aye.

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00:48:37.579 --> 00:48:38.001
<v Keelan McClymont>Pirtle-Guiney?

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00:48:38.405 --> 00:48:38.550
<v Elana Pirtle-Guiney>No.

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00:48:39.699 --> 00:48:39.989
<v Keelan McClymont>Ryan?

537
00:48:40.329 --> 00:48:40.378
<v Dan Ryan>Aye.

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00:48:40.992 --> 00:48:41.800
<v Keelan McClymont>Dunphy?

539
00:48:42.108 --> 00:48:42.204
<v Jamie Dunphy>Aye.

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<v Keelan McClymont>The ordinance passes with a vote of 8 ayes, 3 nos, and 1 absent.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Thank you very much.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Can we please call item number 6?

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<v Keelan McClymont>Item 6, document 2026-209, add electrical— or add electric vehicle charging systems funding code, add code chapter 26.11.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Colleagues, this is the second reading of a non-emergency ordinance.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Is there any further council discussion?

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Councilor Green.

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<v Mitch Green>I just had to say this might be the fastest ordinance that's moved through the body.

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00:49:16.625 --> 00:49:20.057
<v Mitch Green>I think we had about 6 minutes of discussion last time we passed the second reading.

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00:49:20.635 --> 00:49:25.146
<v Mitch Green>Uh, I didn't want to let us go to vote without just noting that historic moment.

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<v Mitch Green>Thanks.

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<v Mitch Green>I'm going to support it.

552
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<v Mitch Green>Looking forward to voting.

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<v Mitch Green>Thanks.

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<v Jamie Dunphy>Thank you, Councilor Green.

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00:49:32.447 --> 00:49:35.865
<v Jamie Dunphy>Colleagues, seeing no one else in the queue, Keelan, can we please call the roll?

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<v Keelan McClymont>Calling the roll on document 2026-209.

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<v Keelan McClymont>Koyama Lane?

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00:49:41.418 --> 00:49:41.434
<v Tiffany Koyama Lane>Aye.

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00:49:42.157 --> 00:49:42.623
<v Keelan McClymont>Morillo?

560
00:49:42.878 --> 00:49:43.264
<v Elana Pirtle-Guiney>Good work.

561
00:49:43.425 --> 00:49:43.440
<v Angelita Morillo>Aye.

562
00:49:44.083 --> 00:49:44.420
<v Keelan McClymont>Novick.

563
00:49:44.791 --> 00:49:44.838
<v Steve Novick>Aye.

564
00:49:45.289 --> 00:49:45.673
<v Keelan McClymont>Clark.

565
00:49:45.914 --> 00:49:46.076
<v Olivia Clark>Aye.

566
00:49:46.557 --> 00:49:46.702
<v Keelan McClymont>Green.

567
00:49:47.039 --> 00:49:47.199
<v Mitch Green>Aye.

568
00:49:48.003 --> 00:49:48.324
<v Keelan McClymont>Zimmerman.

569
00:49:48.726 --> 00:49:48.775
<v Eric Zimmerman>Aye.

570
00:49:49.369 --> 00:49:50.076
<v Keelan McClymont>Avalos, absent.

571
00:49:50.125 --> 00:49:50.398
<v Keelan McClymont>Smith.

572
00:49:51.217 --> 00:49:51.378
<v Loretta Smith>Aye.

573
00:49:51.876 --> 00:49:52.132
<v Keelan McClymont>Null.

574
00:49:52.469 --> 00:49:53.000
<v Sameer Kanal>Thanks for the work.

575
00:49:53.224 --> 00:49:53.240
<v Sameer Kanal>Aye.

576
00:49:53.722 --> 00:49:54.125
<v Keelan McClymont>Pirtle-Guiney.

577
00:49:55.168 --> 00:49:56.132
<v Elana Pirtle-Guiney>Good bill, should pass.

578
00:49:56.438 --> 00:49:56.487
<v Elana Pirtle-Guiney>Aye.

579
00:49:57.965 --> 00:49:58.173
<v Keelan McClymont>Ryan.

580
00:49:58.608 --> 00:49:58.688
<v Dan Ryan>Aye.

581
00:49:59.588 --> 00:49:59.893
<v Keelan McClymont>Dunphy.

582
00:50:00.213 --> 00:50:00.262
<v Jamie Dunphy>Aye.

583
00:50:00.856 --> 00:50:04.005
<v Keelan McClymont>The ordinance passes with a vote of 11 ayes and 1 absent.

584
00:50:04.568 --> 00:50:07.010
<v Jamie Dunphy>Colleagues, that completes our agenda for this morning.

585
00:50:07.364 --> 00:50:10.175
<v Jamie Dunphy>We are in recess until tomorrow afternoon.

586
00:50:10.708 --> 00:50:10.951
<v Jamie Dunphy>Thank you.

587
00:50:11.001 --> 00:50:11.795
<v Jamie Dunphy>See you at the work session.

