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? <br /> Aman Chatta, Youth Commission <br />? <br /> Laurel Goveia, Youth Commission <br />? <br /> Pooja Jaeel, Youth Commission <br />? <br /> Amy Martin, Youth Commission <br />? <br /> Alex Schlick, Youth Commission <br />? <br /> Manika Talati, Youth Commission <br />? <br /> Stefan Hall, Youth Commission <br />? <br /> Nidhi Mastey, Youth Commission <br /> <br />City Clerk Karen Diaz administered the Oath of Office to each Commissioner. <br /> <br />19. Public Comment <br /> <br />Fred Norman, addressed the City Council, thanked Councilmember Thorne for his presentation <br />for introducing and recognizing troops, felt it was wonderful that two Councilmembers do honor <br />the troops in Iraq and he asked for the entire Council’s support. He asked the Council if they <br />would do something to stop the killing in Iraq of both American troops and innocent civilians. <br /> <br />Kathy Dowding, addressed the City Council, thanked Councilmember Thorne for a moment of <br />silence, said since the last Council meeting, 40 more American soldiers lost their lives, felt <br />Father’s Day must have been a very sad day for many, and she read names of 39 soldiers into <br />the record, and said some names had not yet been released by the Defense Department. <br /> <br />Valerie Arkin, addressed the City Council, referred to the previous Council meeting where the <br />Council accused Planning Commission Chair Anne Fox for using her title in stating her opinions, <br />said the newspaper added her title without her consent and felt the Council should confirm facts <br />prior to making any untrue statements about someone. <br /> <br />Doug Miller, addressed the City Council, asked for the Council to discuss two items at the end <br />of the meeting under Matters Initiated by Council--1) At the last meeting Ms. Dowding asked for, <br />and was granted, unlimited time to read the names of Americans killed in Iraq. He felt others <br />were also risking their lives in locations other than Iraq, said Ms. Dowding’s words, tone and <br />intent was an insult to all those who are serving in the military both past and present, felt the <br />soldiers should be remembered as heroes, and questioned whether or not the Council will <br />decide if the agenda item will become a permanent item or whether the Council will indicate that <br />the gesture was inappropriate. 2) He said in the past the Mayor has used her title to promote <br />her favorite global causes and the consensus of the discussion last year was that anyone <br />wishing to promote some policy on paid city business should first raise it to the full City Council <br />in advance for review and comment. He said the Mayor co-authored a resolution at an <br />upcoming meeting on Friday regarding nuclear weapons, felt she has shown contempt for the <br />Council and citizens and he asked the Council to either bless the resolution tonight or demand <br />that the Mayor her name and reference to Pleasanton be removed from the resolution. <br /> <br />Kurt Kummer, addressed the City Council, said as a Commissioner one of the worst things was <br />poor communications between staff, said the Chair of the Planning Commission has refused to <br />meet with staff, said the Mayor asked to hold a meeting with the Chair over two months ago, <br />said he attended a Planning Commission meeting one month ago where a large development <br />was discussed. The Chair continued the item, feeling that the meeting had not been noticed <br />properly. The item was continued and staff was blamed for the poor noticing, which he felt was <br />wrong. He asked Council to find something that could be done to address the situation. <br /> <br />City Council Minutes 5 June 19, 2007 <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />
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