Media

Not much, unless the public shows up. Looks like a 10 minute meeting . . . . looks can sometimes be decieving, but I don't think I'm exaggerating too much.

Where does a low-income single person without a documented disability who is under 62 find housing? It's a theme that repeats itself over and over and over and over. Good news is: families and people who are disabled or in wheelchairs or elderly can pre-apply to be on a waiting list . . .

Human Services yet again looking at cutting "non-mandated services" in favor of "mandated services" which of course includes cutting all housing and homelessness programs which are "non-mandated".

Mayor's message on the capital budget. Capital budget = building things, large one time purchases, TIF, big projects . . . borrowing.

Ooops, I thought I posted this . . . this is from a few weeks ago I went to the Urban Design Commission Wednesday night for 2 projects and the most interesting one was the one sandwiched in between them.

Afraid of a public forum?

On Wednesday it will be 2 months since Tony Robinson has been shot and the council and mayor have yet to write a no-brainer resolution.

Can you believe we've paid one individual $178,875 to coordinate the Judge Doyle Square process and we're going to pay him $38,000 more?

4 meetings this week after 5:00 . . . and the rest . . . .

Only 13 meetings? I don't believe it.

Hmmmm . . . . Friday afternoon news . . . . City Receives Four Responses to the Judge Doyle Square Request for Proposals

Portions of path closed, elevator still accessible.