Public Comment

Transcript (~2 min @ 36:45)

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▶ 36:43 Christopher Cinella: There's no objection, I'd like to open the floor for public comment. So, you know, objection we are open for public comment.

▶ 36:54 Speaker 6: Do we have anybody we have a few emails? I think right? So we do a gentleman earlier. Let us know. He'd like to speak a Mr Gordon. I'm going to unmute him now.

▶ 37:02 Speaker 4: Mr Gordon, can you hear us? Yes, I can. I, I will not be very long. We have a number of people lower main street who now feel under siege. So, wherever we see something on an agenda that mentions lower main street, uh, we are going to make our presence known. Um, I will tell you, we are organizing on lower main street. Um, that, uh, we are not satisfied with what the traffic commission did, um, that, uh, uh, the traffic commission really didn't know the elderly and disabled and very sick who they're taking away access to. We are learning about more people who have home health aides who have difficulty accessing there because there are multiple people to come to see these people and the decision by the traffic commission for lower main street with that limited housing that they've done. This is a dense residential neighborhood has adversely affected those people. So, you will keep hearing from us, and we will expect the traffic commission to comply with the statute requiring mandated under the statute that created the traffic commission to do the public noticing that was required. And we will exercise our petition rights under that statute. So, we're going to be around for a while. That's all I wanted to say. Thank you. Thank you.

▶ 38:30 Speaker 6: Anybody else in queue if anyone else would like to speak if you could raise your digital hand.