Yeah, it's a pretty good space here.

President Councilman Espadon.

Present.

Councilwoman Reeves.

Present.

Councilman Peterson.

Present.

We have a form.

Great.

So uh clerk if you'd be still fine to item number one record.

And I just want to acknowledge our data classes here.

Thank you for taking care.

City clerks thank you for all these.

And uh item number one, an ordinance commander chapter two of the code of ordinances of the city of Province by adding section two-one one ten entitled Sale or Transfer of City Owned Property.

So uh on this particular item ultimately had someone who'd like to speak on the council meeting itself.

Council can take it so I I would agree with that or there were committee members and we have our director here staffing or I need to also we'll start with you and then uh deputy director you need to try.

I'll do it when I left.

Great awesome.

So council chairman, can we just have a uh motion to substitute item number?

Oh yes, we need to do that as well.

Thank you.

So motion I didn't know a second.

Second possible.

But um all those in favor.

All those post the I snap it's uh please.

So um I brought forward this ordinance um so that we could um be clear with communities when the city is selling property.

Um we learned, and I think it was just sort of a fluke of the process when the Humboldt Street Fire Station was sold by the city.

That was done when there was no sitting councillor in that seat.

Um and had had there been, we might have been able to have a smoother communication process than ultimately.

So that's basically what why I wanted to move this idea forward.

So you know what um what this is suggesting is that when the city sells real property, we literally the city councillor of that board is notified.

I think that the current language is at least 30 days in advance.

Um if there is if there's an unusual circumstance such as which happened or two that there is no city council present, then the city council president would be notified.

And um the department selling the property would host a community meeting so that folks in the community could hear a little bit more about it and weigh in about their desires for purpose.

So that's really what this covers.

Great.

Thank you so much for that, uh Councillor Davidson.

And I know that we have um amendments here, which you'd like to maybe speak to.

If I may, I would like to defer um to Aaron Gardner to elaborate on the amendments.

Sure.

Oh, right there.

Very straightforward.

Um again, Aaron, used to go on deputy keeper set with the council.

Um so councillor Davidson, she spoke um eloquently on the purpose of the ordinance and what it does.

Um the amendment um just touches on literally just two things.

Um first of you know, when it comes to restating, you know, language that is in the charter.

Um we often within the code, like we restate that language and it's sprinkled around.

Um, however, we have run into problems where the charter is changed, then we have to go from the code and fix everything.

So rather than restate the charter, we refer to section 416.

That's one piece.

And then secondly, I think the purpose of this ordinance is just to kind of codify a process to make sure everyone is aware and community members are possible.

They are waivable um by the council if a resolution does move forward.

And this is the part of the second piece of it.

We don't really want to add title defects.

And if anything were to happen in a resolution was passed without a meeting or without notification, there could be a title to fit.

So we just wanted to make it clear that if a resolution is passed, we want to keep the power of a resolution and then clears everything and makes it clear.

That was a recommendation from the solicitor's office that we agreed.

So that's the shape.

Great.

Thank you.