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Watch for cancellations as well. How annoying is it that the police policy committee can't get their agenda out on time, its like they don't really want people to participate. I know they cut me off . . . but not others.

School Board report from January 25:

One meeting, on Monday, as per usual. This week, Operations Work Group.

10 meetings, only 3 before 5:00.

Only 17 meetings, so you know that's a big fat lie, watch for more meetings next week. Last week they added 8 meetings. 7 of the 15 weekday meetings start before 5:00.

Nice change of pace . . .

Mayor cracking down on quorum! (It's about time.) Somehow tho, it always sounds like you're being lectured . . .

With 2 days left in the week, how the hell did the city add three meetings today?! Is this some kind of joke?

5 so far . . . all city. One cancellation and one agenda that wasn't previously available.

Joe Gramacki, the City's TIF coordinator gives his quarterly TIF report to the Board of Estimates (city finance committee). It's a doosey. Developers ask, we bend over. (backwards, to help them).

So, long story short. The city wants to put a bike path through the back of the Tiny House Village, removing 6 of the 9 houses. There could possibly be some additional land given to the village - and we could put 6 houses there - but that a crap ton of work for a volunteer group of people to do just to come out even. We've been talking to the city, nothing has been settled on and yesterday, this issue popped up on the plan commission agenda, much to our surprise! What happened next was even more surprising.

1 meeting, or 2, depending upon how you look at it.