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1 meeting

Last week, 2 meetings, this week . . . 21. Meetings at such accessible times as 8:15, noon, 2:30, 3:45, 8:15, 9:00, 3:00, 8:00 and 1:00.

21 (or 23?) meetings this week that we know of, more will likely get added. Some of them at such popular times at 2pm (parks and open space plan), 11am (Multicultural Affairs), 8am, 12:30, 2:30 (Early Childhood Care and Education), and noon (Surveillance Committee). Who has time to show up at those odd hours?

Fixing yesterdays mess . . . sort of, its a start.

If you haven't already . . . and then there are the election night parties . . .

4 meetings.

2 meetings?

Holy (whatever), this is one huge mess this week. There are 4 meetings in legistar without agendas, 2 committees show up in legistar and aren't on the weekly schedule and of the meetings that are scheduled 5 are in the middle of the day. No meeting on Tuesday for the election. Don't forget to vote!

Only 4 meetings this week . . .

Committee on Again, Community Services Committee and Long Range Transportation Committee are cancelled this week. Of the 14 remaining meetings - 8 of them start before 5:00. Spring break and 4th week of the month so light week.

Very little . . . dark stores, Breese Stevens Field improvements and fines and tickets relating to failure to comply with orders from the Fire Department.

Ugh. I'm so frustrated. Live-ish blogged, with comments. This is the first meeting I've made it to and the city attorney did an overview of his version of our government structure. I was already annoyed when I looked at the description of the organizational chart and it went downhill from there. Here's the video link citychannel had this one, so I didn't live stream but its so much less interactive. And here's the city attorney powerpoint presentation.