The Neighborhood Community Service Standing Committee met on June 25, 2026, with Council President Pro Tem Goldman Young, Councilmember Scott Benson, and Councilmember Renata Miller present, achieving a quorum. The meeting included public comment, approval of minutes, and discussion of several agenda items, including a residential parking permit area, a street festival petition, and a park donation.
Five callers provided public comment. Key points included:
Neighborhood community service standing committee will now come into order with the clerk please call the roll. Good afternoon. Council President Pro Tim Goldman Young. Here. Councilmember Scott Benson. Councilmember Renata Miller. Mr. Chair, we have quorum. Excellent. All right. Um is there a motion to approve the minutes? Motions made are any objections. Here none of the bits will be approved. We have negative chairmarks. We'll now move to public comment. Do we have any in-person public comment? All right. Seeing none. All right, we will now go to virtual public comment. How many people do we have with the queue, Mr. Bo. Good afternoon, Mr. Chair. We currently have five individuals with their hand raised for public comment. All right, five individuals. Okay. Public comment is now closed. Public comment is now closed. Public comment. Is now closed. All right. Who here first in Q, Mr. Bo. Mr. Chair, the first caller. All right, two minutes. Good afternoon. And through the chair, may I be heard? Yes, you may. Oh, thank you. Um you you should at least leave it open for five minutes. You know, people don't you don't start on time, and so people should have a chance to to log in. Um your last meeting was very, very disturbing to me because many of the houses that I saw on that purchase agreement uh were houses that were also on a list of houses that were bought for the solar. I'm not sure what's going on here, but it's a little hanky panky going on here. And I'm wondering why the memorandum or the request for the framework for the city's nuisance abatement property is not with you. The the it's in the neighborhoods, and it seems that everybody else is driving this except for you, who are supposed to represent the neighborhoods. I think that you and Mr. Benson should put your heads together and think about how you're going to clean up the dirty dirt that you guys caused in the city. Why you're now in secrecy talking about the nuisance abasement pro abatement property seizure and condemnation process. I have asked for a copy of the current one.