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This meeting covered the Finance & Legal Committee (MOU edits with the Dormont Community Development Corporation and extensive deliberation on the 2026 budget), the Recreation and Community Affairs Committee (presentation on a veterans clothing donation bin, Bird Town updates, playground coordination, and multiple Public Goods Fund requests), and the Property, Supplies, and Public Works Committee (informational items on salt bids, a dump truck purchase, and a sewer contract change order). No public comment was received in person, but one resident submitted a written question on the budget. The meeting concluded with an executive session on collective bargaining.
Please stand for the Pledge of Allegiance. My Pledge of Allegiance to the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands. One nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice law. Okay, we don't have any registered comments, so we're gonna go straight to finding some legal. Go ahead, Chris. Thank you. We have two ends for discussion uh this evening. The first uh I think we can do go over fairly quickly. The first um we got edits on memory of understanding for DCDC specifically as it pertains to the use of the pantry space. This is a follow-up from last month's uh discussion from the first draft. Uh the edits were provided after that meeting by Daniel. Thank you for uh submitting those forward. Gotcha. The new line agenda thing. The wetline version is attached to tonight's agenda packet. Just wanted to bring a couple items to everyone's attention because I know they came up at last meeting. Um, you know, dealing with items B and R, keeping areas free of debris and storage of non-food pantry items. I know that was brought up at last meeting. Um I'm not with with INP, I think, where we have a provision dealing with boroughs uh working DC DC working with borough staff to streamline processes and procedures for food delivery, handling parking, that sort of thing. I'm not sure if we still need the language that's that's nuanced dealing with display of parking signage and with the rubber curb ramp and use of the flatbed cart. So uh wasn't sure what everyone else's thoughts were there. But does anyone any other uh suggested edits or changes they feel are necessary? Yes, Melinda. Oh, yes, Amy, I'm sorry. You should have known that, right? Um the language in the red line version talks about the basement level, and there is a footnote there asking for further clarification because obviously they're not the only things on the basement level, and instead it gives them the premises use of the entire premises of the basement level. So how are we further defining that so it's clear about what their um obligations are and requirements? Yeah, Danny, you sent that email to me and John, and John would have suggested edit for that, but I couldn't find your email. So I'm sorry. Sorry, Chris. That's okay. The way of defining it would be sorry. The way to find it would be with the floor plan, maybe score footage. Um if you want to go a little more general, then you could just refer to a room. The meet an area of the basement. But yes, I think we do need some clarity on specifics. Those are just some suggestions, you know. You can I've seen it done in a variety of ways. That email. I think those are in the footnote there, Chris. They're in the footnote on that section of the agreement in the red line version. So we all have to. Yeah, I know what you're referring to. And I know we wean had changed a couple emails with John about that. And I wish I could find it.