Good afternoon.

Council President Pro Tim Coleman Young.

Here.

Councilmember Scott Benson.

Councilmember Reneta Miller.

We have core, Mr.

Chair.

Excellent.

Thank you, madam clerk.

Is there a motion to approve the minutes?

Motion.

Motion made on any objections.

Hearing that means now be approved.

We're gonna move on from negative.

We move on from because I have negative chair remarks, and we will now go to public comments.

Who do we have in the queue for public comment, Mr.

Bo.

But there's no one in all in the in the there's no one in person wants to get public comment, right?

Go on once, going twice, going three times, gone.

All right.

Who do we have virtually, Mr.

K Mr.

Bo?

Mr.

Chair, our first caller ends in 169.

All right.

Public comedy is now closed.

Public comedy is now closed.

Public comment.

It's now closed.

All right.

Go ahead.

Floor is yours, two minutes.

Hello, can you guys hear me?

Yes, sir.

Great.

Everyone must read the Willie Lynch letter.

It's a 1712 speech outlining psychological control techniques for enslaved populations through scholars widely recognized it as modern fabrication.

Um it explores themes of breaking the female to influence offspring and creating division amongst enslaved people to ensure long-term control.

Thank you for listening.

Thank you for my time.

Thank you.

Who do we have next in the queue?

Mr.

Boy, the next call is Betty A.

Verner.

Arm is Vernon, floor is yours, two minutes.

Uh good afternoon to all within the sound of my voice.

I'm Betty A.

Von the president of the Soda Elsewhere Black Association advocating for my community think a quarter.

We're still in need of monies.

Hopefully, uh when Mr.

Dabbitt comes to the council, him and his sons for the vision of opening up a mini market on uh Finkel and Wyoming that the council will be supportive.

We're looking for volunteers and uh support for our um a rise Detroit event that's gonna be August 1st.

We're still in need of a barber.

Uh we would like to uh provide the services that we have provided uh in the past years of being able to uh have free haircuts for the uh the young and the youth residents.

Also, uh we will be doing hair braiding, giving away um hygiene products, school supplies.

Uh there will be multiple services available, there would be a bouncy house.

We will be giving away uh bikes free, they will be grilling hot dogs, there will be uh multiple games, family fun games.

So we're hoping that um everyone will come out to enjoy themselves.

It will be a uh Metro Detroit area, not just for our neighborhood.

We are still in need of help to expand our park.

Um we need help in regards to uh the payment of the $1,500 for the land use hearing fee.

So we're over here doing great work, trying to do what we can do uh to improve our neighborhood, not just sitting back as seniors and long-term residents complaining.

We're trying to do the work.

We need support.

Thank you for this time.

God bless you all.

Thank you, Miss Vernon.

Hot dogs sound good right now.

Who we are next in the queue.

Mr.

Trevor next caller is black back.

All right, black bag, floor is yours two minutes, black bag.

What's up, Coleman?

What up though?

You know, your dad knew me.

He met me when I was nine years old.

When I was looking at the back side of one of his friends, he asked me what you was you looking at.

Now he what do you say?

How he said, what you looking at?

I looked up at him, his shocked, and it was Coleman.

Yeah.

Did the man?

He was uh the mayor of the city of Detroit talking to me, and I'm only nine years old.

I looked up at him, and then he smiled and kept on walking.

But I said that to say this to you.

You're not like Coleman, a young senior.

And you and that scoundrel to your right over there.

Scott Benson, district three representative.

You know, I'm resident over in District 3.

I'm also the Republican.

Delegate for District 3.

Now I had a lot of complaints about this crackhouse and heroin house.

Next up to my mama's house over here in District 3, but I shut it down.

DPD didn't do it.

Now Janice Winfrey is busted, cheating in, cheated in herself, and cheated in all y'all.

That's the city council, the mayor, the mayor, the city council, the board of police commissioners, and the school board, the MF and school board.

Y'all been taking the kids' money, building tall, shiny buildings, stuff that can't afford nor enjoy.

So now all y'all gotta go.

Nini gotta get what she wants.

She asked for, requested, and deserves.

And y'all been in the way, blocking it up.

And remember Rebecca McKay is lying.

Lying.

My word on it.

Y'all gotta go.

All right, thank you.

I just want to encourage everybody.

Call the police.

Do not take actions in your own hands.

Vigilanteism will not be tolerated.

Make sure you call the police.

All right.

Who we got next in the queue?

Do not be cop out there.

Who's next?

Next caller, Mr.

Treasurer Dante Smith.

All right, Mr.

Smith.

The floor is yours.

Two minutes, sir.

Good afternoon.

I want to say that uh Crashana Anderson for District 11 stay rep.

But I also want to say it seems like um there's been some plots, uh, maybe against myself.

Uh couple, a couple high-level members of city council, uh, the staff, and it's very interesting.

I'll just put it out there.

I think a couple steps ahead.

I may act coy, may act very uh unassuming, but just know I'm thinking a couple steps ahead when it comes to lots of these things, and also just know whenever you do things, the residential watching, and we may know more than what you think we know.

That's all.

Have a good day.

Thank you.

Only thing I'll plot is when I won't get my next meal.

All right, thank you, sir.

Who we got next in the queue, Mr.

Chair next caller, Cunningham.

All right, cutting here.

Floor is yours.

Two minutes.

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I want to shout out the kindness phone disconnected.

You connect phone ready.

Hold on, Mr.

Cunningham, something going on.

You you haven't technical difficulties somebody.

I I'm sorry.

Uh I just want to shout out the honorable Coleman Young, Pro Tim's office, and the chief of staff for her kindness.

That this office here, fine.

So I want to shout out uh the chief of staff for her kindness, how she gives out people's roses before they die.

Uh, and they they award people while they're living, and I greatly appreciate that.

And she always has a open ear to peons like myself, uh, and also the honorable council pro Tim uh for their kindness uh in the community.

Um the funeral for Rudolph Marco is Saturday.

Uh he used to be a bus driver, he was uh involved in unions.

Um I gotta buy some flowers to send to the family.

Uh and so I just really wanted to thank councilman pro Tim Young and the chief of staff and LA Sabatini because they've always treated me with love and respect.

Um, and I'm a peon, I know that, but they always have an open ear, and everyone love without schism and hate without schism, be one way or the other.

Thank you for that love.

We appreciate you, sir, and the work that you do.

Who you are next in the queue, Mr.

Bo.

Mr.

Chair, the next caller is residents deserve an answer.

All right, floor is yours, two minutes.

All right.

Going once.

Going twice.

Going three times.

Going three times in the third.

All right.

Submit your questions in writing to city council.

Now office.

Um 224 4248.

Who's next in the queue, Mr.

Bo.

The last call before you close public comment?

Is Denise Lauf?

All right, Ms.

Lyles.

The floor is yours.

Two minutes.

Good afternoon, honorable council and committee members.

I would like to thank you all for the work you do.

I'm a district five person, and we shout out our councilperson, Councilmember Miller.

But I would also like you guys to think about these contractors you're letting come into our communities in these contracts.

Please do award as much as you can to Detroit.

And not only that, these outside contractors come into our community being disrespectful, doing things that they wouldn't in their own communities.

We've got to put a stop to this, guys.

We are Detroit.

We're Detroit strong.

I thank you for your ear.

I thank you for all you do.

Have a fantastic afternoon.

Thank you for your time.

We appreciate that, ma'am.

All right.

Anybody else in the queue, Mr.

Bo.

That was the last caller with your hand raised for public comment.

All right.

We will now move on to new business.

Mayor's office.

Uh line on 6.1.

Petition of Mother of Divine Mercy Parish.

Request to hold the sweetest heart of Mary.

Pierogree.

Oh, I know I'll bunch of that.

Festival August 7th, 2026, 12 p.m.

to August 9th, 2026 at 9 p.m.

at 4440, Russell Street, Detroit, Michigan, 48207, set up will begin on July 31st, 20.

No, two, yeah, 2026 at 9 a.m.

and be completed by August 7, 2026 at 10 a.m.

tear down will begin on August the 10th, 2026 at 8 a.m.

and completed by August 11th, 2026 at 5 p.m.

Is there a motion to move line item 6.1 to formal session with recognition for approval to be put onto new business?

Motion made are any objections.

Here in line 6.1 be moved to formal session with recommendation for approval, we put on to new business.

Line 6.2 resolution authorizing the city to enter into a contract for LA 28 relay with LA 28.

Is there a motion to move line on 6.2 to formal session with recognition for approval be put onto new business?

Motion.

Motion made are any objections.

Here in the line of 6.2, be moved to formal session with recognition for approval, be put on to new business.

Lionel 6.3.

Petition to Chinatown Redevelopment Corporation.

Request to hold the second annual downtown Detroit, China to no, I'm sorry.

Detroit Chinatown Block Party on July 25th, 2026 from 12 p.m.

until 8 p.m.

on the same day at Peterborough and Cass.

Settle will begin at 8 a.m.

on July 25th, 2026, and be completed by 12 p.m.

on the same day.

Tear down will begin at 8 p.m.

on July 25, 2026, be complete by 10 p.m.

on the same day.

Is there a motion to send line of 6.3 formal session with recognition for approval?

You put on to new business.

Motion made our objections.

Here in the line of 6.3, we move the formal session with recommendations for approved.

You put on new business.

Line 6.4, petition the majestic theater center.

Request to hold the Majestic Theater Outdoor Concert on September 27, 2026, from 5 p.m.

until 10 p.m.

on the same day at 4140 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, Michigan, 48201.

Parking lot behind building.

Set up will begin at 10 a.m.

on September 26th, 2026, and be completed by 11 a.m.

on September 27th, 2026.

Tear down beginning at 10 p.m.

on September 27th, 2026 and complete by 10 a.m.

on seven 28th, 2026.

Is there a motion to send line on 6.4 to formal session with recognition for approval you put onto new business?

Motion.

Motion made our objections.

Here in the line of 6.4, we move the formal session with recognition for approval.

We put on new business.

Request to hold the concert of colors on July 18, 2026 from 11 a.m.

until 11 p.m.

on July 19th, 2026 at Detroit Institute of Arts setup will begin at 9 a.m.

on July 16, 2026.

Completed by 3 p.m.

on July 17, 2026.

Tear down begin at 11 p.m.

on July 19, 2026.

Completed by 3 p.m.

on July 20th of 2026.

Is there a motion to send line on 6.5 to formal session with recognition for approval be put onto new business?

Motion or objections.

Here and line 6.5 removed the formal session with recommendation for approval be put onto new business.

Nope.

Lion 6.6.

Petition of Lager House request to hold the pig in whiskey festival.

I want to go.

Michigan Avenue, Detroit, Michigan, 48226.

So that will be in at 3 p.m.

on July 30th, 2026 and complete by 12 a.m.

on July 30th, 2026.

Tear down will begin at 8 a.m.

on August 3rd, 2026 and complete by 1 p.m.

the same day.

Do I have a motion to send line of 6.6 the formal session with recognition for approval be put onto new business?

Motion may read any objections.

Hearing the line of 6.6 we move the formal session with recommendation to approve.

For no line of 6% we move the formal session with recognition to approve and put on a new business.

Line on 6.7 objection.

On the same day at Eastern Market shares 3 and 4.

Setup will begin at 7 a.m.

on July 28th, 2026, and complete by 10 p.m.

on the same 10 a.m.

excuse me on the same day.

Till down begin at 4 p.m.

on July 28th, 2026.

Completed by 7 p.m.

on the same day.

Is there a motion to send line item 6.7 formal session with recognition for approval to be put onto new business?

Motion made.

Are any objections?

Here in the line of 6.7, we move the formal session with recognition to approve to put on to new business.

I had a conversation with senior citizens yesterday.

This is all they were talking to me about.

So it's very much anticipated.

Amendment number one, 100% city funding.

Amendment number one to provide an increase of funds for fiduciary services for the Office of Sustainability for the expanded senior food access program.

Contracted Detroit Economic Growth Corporation, location 500 Griswall Suite 200, no 2,200 or no 2200.

There we go.

Detroit Michigan 48226 contract period, April 4th, 2026 through March 30th, 2028.

Contract increase amount 550,000 dollars.

Total contract amount 70, 761,500.

Is there a motion to move line on 6.8 formal session with recommendation for approval?

We put onto new business.

Motion.

Motion has been made on the objections.

Here in the line 6.8, we move the formal session with recognition for approval, we put on to new business.9 contract 67909.

100% city funding to provide waste oil removal services.

Contractor GFL Environmental USA, location 6200, Elmore, Sterling Heights.

Total contract now, 150,000.

Is there a motion to send line on 6.9 formal session with recognition for approval be put onto new business?

Discussion.

Chair recognizes member Miller.

Hit your hit your hit your micro.

I was I was questioning is this something that priority could do.

Priority waste, right?

Yes.

Okay.

I think we have um Mr.

Weather up here.

Discuss.

Oh sorry.

Mr.

Trammell.

I'm sorry.

My bad.

Whoopson.

Go ahead, sir.

Good afternoon.

Jarrell Harris, Deputy Director of General Services Department.

Oh, sorry.

I'll drill a blank again.

Mr.

Harris, I apologize, sir.

Deputy Director.

I'm I'm blew out of the frame right now.

Go ahead, Mr.

Go ahead, Mr.

Harris.

Mr.

Harris Hurry this morning.

Good morning.

No, no, no.

How are you?

Good afternoon.

Thanks for joining us.

Services.

I was wondering that this is coming out of Sterling Heights, Michigan.

And I know this isn't on a city contract, but I was wondering, is there anyone else that could have done this?

Like priority waste.

Through the chair.

That is a great question.

We did competitively bid this service, and I do not believe priority waste responded to the solicitation.

But OCP can provide a bit more detail, but I don't believe they were one of the respondents.

Do they do this type of service?

We know we use them, of course, for uh traditional waste pickup for residential and some commercial service, but I don't know if they do um this kind of um waste the oil removal or not.

Okay, if possible, could you let our office know if they do this type of removal services?

Because I would be wondering why they wouldn't actually do it for discount.

They've gotten a great contract from us and had it amended.

So I think sometimes with the pull back on our contractors to maybe give uh a discounted additional service sometimes, we should seek those.

And so I was wondering if priority do do this type of removal service.

So if you could just let our office know, um I would appreciate it.

Uh yes, ma'am, and I believe uh my colleague, Mr.

Mel has some additional information to add.

Afternoon, Kelly Channel office of contracting and procurement.

Um, through the chair to council member Miller.

Um, just for clarification, we did solicit this and invite priority as well as other waste management companies.

We received a number um five total uh responses um from various vendors that could provide this particular type of service, and um priority did not reach out to us, but just for clarification, we did do a um a best and final offer with the vendor that was awarded, and they did reduce their pricing in order to um meet and partner with the city of Detroit.

Okay, well, last question.

Is this the same GFL that did our uh uh uh waste and trash prior to the contract with priority?

I wasn't around at that time, so I would have to dig a little deeper to find out that information, but I was not aware of the uh prior um contract with the city of Detroit.

Okay, well, Mr.

Harris, this question is for you.

Next time if the contract's bidded out, can we add that into it?

And if priority can't do it, then we just don't need to use their services.

Um I am not happy with priority, uh, especially when they got the contract, and they always bid low and come back with an amendment, which I don't necessarily agree.

It's not it's not right.

Um, so if they can't handle the full package, then we need to look for someone that can do everything because now we're sub contracting a portion of what we need, and they did not they're they're not able to handle it.

So that's why I wanted to make sure there is GFL that had the prior contract before priority.

My my colleague just informed me.

So thank you very much through the chair.

I appreciate the um opportunity to ask a question.

No, no problem.

I just I just wanted to ask just for clarity.

Does this priority even collect waste oil?

From my understanding, it requires special permits.

Mr.

Chair, I do not know if priority performs that service or not.

All right.

Um is there a motion to send line on 6.9 to formal session with recognition for approval, we put on new business?

Motion made or any objections here in the line of 6.9, we move the formal session recommendation for approval, you put on new business.

Line of 6.10, 18% E.

Oh, sorry, contract 67410, amendment number one.

18% ESG and 82% CDBG funding amendment number one to provide an increase of funds to support extended warming center shelter bid capacity contract or cash community services location 11745, Rosa Parks Boulevard, Detroit, Michigan 48206.

Contract period, November 1st, 2025 through December 31st, 2027.

Contract increase amount 54,294 and 67 cents.

Total contract amount 494,000, 294.67 cents.

Is there a motion to move line of 6.10 the formal session with recommendation for approval?

Be put onto new business.

Discussion.

Discussion chair recognizes member Benson.

Vice Chair Benson, sorry.

Um, just an update on what we're getting here and why this is important.

All right, we got Miss Lindzer, Miss Morgan, and I think Miss Sanders are here with us.

Hello.

Oh, you're on mute.

Okay.

Good afternoon.

This is Candace Morgan with HHFS.

I am the manager of the homelessness solutions division.

Okay.

You need Member Benson to repeat the question or yes, yes, sir.

I do.

Okay, Vice Chairman, go ahead.

Oh, yeah.

Just uh what are we getting here and why is it important?

Then looking at the two funding sources, ESG as well as C D BG.

Uh through the chair, uh to Councilmember Benson.

Uh this particular amendment is for services that we awarded uh the last previous year for um rotating uh shelter.

The services usually begin around October of October of every year.

Um this year we needed to add you are we lost you for I'm sorry I didn't hear you.

We lost you for a second.

If you just repeat that let me try it again, thank you.

We had to ask the provider to extend services for us because of a weather um emergency.

We've had over 30 days of severely bad weather, and we asked them to stay open for two additional months, which they agreed to do.

So they are already awarded with ESG and C DBG funding.

We um are just um append asking for an amendment for the additional amount to cover their two months.

So this these two months were from 2026, but we're looking to pay for them now.

Yes, yes, sir.

They are for 2026, but the service is over, the services end in the end of March.

So Cass Community So Social Services extended us to courtesy to stay open without having a contract, yes, sir.

So they basically banked the city during this time frame.

What they did, what they did was work with us in order to continue to provide the services under the um guise that we would bring this to city council for their consideration.

So they essentially banked the city prior to getting commitment on a contract, so they took it on good faith that we would pay that, correct?

Yes, sir, they did.

Okay.

This is uh um I'm I would hate to say common, but sometimes when we get situations like this, we do work with providers and ask them to um help us uh meet a directive or a need.

Okay, and then ESG stands for emergency solutions grant.

Okay, and then the situation where we're asking our contractors, especially our wraparound services to extend credit to the city of Detroit.

I mean, are we giving them any type of commitment that we're going to pay beyond a handshake in our previous relationship?

I mean, they were really going out on a limb if they're extending us for $54,000 worth of services prior to getting paid or even approved for this, and now being July, and this indicated this extended back during March and February.

I mean, that's it's a long period of time to go without getting paid for wraparound services.

How are we helping them to keep the lights on when they're extending us a line of credit, basically?

Cask community services is not unique in that they do receive other grants from the city of Detroit to provide uh like services.

Um they have a a year-round family shelter with us where they receive funding.

Uh they receive funding um for other activities that they run.

So they were able to, in their own um estimation, uh keep this uh particular service running for those additional two months.

Okay.

That's it.

All right, thank you, Members.

Uh yeah, my question is um if you don't if you're not paying people for a long period of time, isn't it a violation of the prompt payment ordinance?

Um through the chair, I'm not sure of that answer, but I can find that out for you.

Um it it has been a couple of months.

I think we extended them.

It was actually last June was the last month because they um were extended up until the end of March, a little bit over into um April because of the time in which they started.

So they actually ran May and June for us.

Um so that would be something that I would have to look into for you.

Yeah, um, and uh, I don't know.

I I don't want to assign this to uh Mr.

Anderson, but I'm just trying to figure out if you could just add if you just ask or Mr.

Keller, you just answer this for me.

Uh what's the sanction if they violate prime payment?

Is it is it just a wag of the finger or like what's what's the penalty here?

Through the chair, uh Graham Anderson Law Department.

It depends.

Um there's a lot of different factors that could be at play at something like that, but uh not being too connected to the situation.

It sounds like we're not in any danger of anything along those lines.

All right, just want to make sure.

Any other questions?

Comments or concerns?

All right.

Do I have a motion to send line of 6.10 to formal session with recognition for approval?

We put on a new business.

Is this point eleven?

Is it is 11 or is it 10?

I thought it was there were two, sir.

One for warming center and one for rotating.

So it's 6.10, right, madam clerk.

All right.

Yeah, see you.

You trying to see if I'm paying attention.

You're trying to try to throw me off.

You trying to give me a little, you're trying to give me a little crossover, uh, trying to pump me.

All right.

Uh is there a motion to send line of 6.10 to formal session with recommendations for approval and put on a new business?

Discussion.

Discussion.

Risk recommendation or just discussion discussion, excuse me.

Motion.

Motion, okay.

All right, see another one.

All right.

Um, motion made or any objections.

Hearing none, line of 6.10.

We move to formal session with record data for approval, we put on to new business.

Line on 6.11.

Contract number 674 12.

Amendment number one.

Uh 13% ESG, 87% C B C D B G funds.

Amendment number one via an increase of funds to support extended shelter bed capacity.

Contractor Cash, community social services location 11745, Rose Parks Boulevard, Detroit Michigan 48206 contract period, November 1st, 2025 through December 31st, 2027.

Contract.

Increased amount 34,000, no, 35, 294 and 94 cents.

Total contract 275,294 and 94 cents.

Motion, discussion.

Motion made.

We will now have discussion.

Chair recognized Vice Chairman Benson.

Yourself to the administration.

This is the same situation with extending credit based on the bad weather.

Yes, sir.

Okay.

Thank you.

Motion made or any objections.

Hearing none, 6.11, we move to formal session with recommendations for approval, we put on to new business.

Discussion.

Go ahead, the vice chair Benz.

This goes back to the conversation earlier regarding extending credit and just um timely um payment.

I'm not sure when they submitted the invoice, but just my concern would be if you're if we're having our social service organizations and our human wraparound services provide credit to the city of Detroit, that really puts them in a disadvantage.

We are the ones with deep pockets.

They typically are not and have other cash flow challenges.

I just really would hate to see a day when they're extending us a level of credit, and we at this body have a challenge with that and do not want to approve services already provided prior to having city council approve that that's an inversion of the process, and one day it may not work out as well.

Have we had a conversation about how to better protect our social service providers?

Uh through the chair to council uh member Benson.

Um I believe that there have been several conversations.

Um some of our programming or providers who provide services like this.

Um this is not the first time that we've had to ask for an amendment.

So there are in-depth conversations with them pertaining to their ability their availability to pay for the services, and um usually we use that conversation to prepare documentation to bring to council.

Um we had a lot of um NOFAs and RFPs out the last two months, and I believe this particular amendment just yet kind of in the fray a little differently than what we would have liked it to have been.

Okay, and I'm hoping if I would see this as an opportunity for emergency contract.

I think this will fall in line with ordinance in the rules.

So my my concern is just not having the social service organizations placed at risk versus the city in a situation which has a deep pockets.

If they're prepared to extend the credit, I appreciate that.

I really think there should be something that protects them.

I believe an emergency contract would do that in this situation.

I also believe that's what the ordinance is for in spirit and in the letter of the law.

So I'm hoping that we can do better to prove to protect our social service organizations.

I appreciate them being prepared to extend credit to the city of Detroit, but I just think we're really putting them in a place of risk when it really should not be.

Thank you very much.

Um, I would definitely take that back to uh leadership, and we will um make sure that we look at um emergency contracts in the future.

Thank you.

Any other questions?

Comments or concerns.

All right, uh motion has been made.

Are there any objections?

Lion of 6.12, we move the formal session with recommendation for approval, you put onto new business.

6.11.

Thank you.

Lionel, I that I did get wrong.

Okay.

Lion 6.11, we move to formal session, recordation for approval, we put on a new business.

Man, Clerk, I was seeing you pay attention.

All right.

Uh contract number six.

There, uh contract number six hundred and seventy-nine eighty-four.

100% city funding to provide nighttime family outreach services, contract or neighborhood services organization location 882 Oakman.

Suite C Detroit, Michigan, 48238 contract period, July 1st, 2026 through June 30th, 2028.

12 country amount fired, 29,403 uh dollars and zero cents.

Is there a motion to send line of 6.12?

The formal session with recommendations for approval, we put on new business.

Motion made on any objections.

Here in uh line of 6.12, we move to formal session with recommendations for approval.

Put on to new business.

We will now go to member reports.

Chair recognized vice chairman Benson.

No report.

Chair recognize member Miller.

All right.

I just want to say that I am very proud to introduce our Detroit Economic Growth Corporation interns that are here with the Mr.

Head.

Can you guys all stand up, please?

So we give you a proper round of applause.

Future doctors, lawyers, engineers, when you get famous, don't forget about us little people, okay?

All right, we appreciate you.

With that being said, without objection, neighborhood community service standing committee will now stand adjourned.