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William Yeung— 1620 Victoria Ave. Mr. Yeung expressed support for Reso. 2022-08 and concern about attempts at censoring history and advocated for learning from history's mistakes. Laura Rodriguez-Carbone—2069 McKinley Ave. Ms. Rodriguez-Carbone thanked Council for the resolution and for their support. She remarked that the House Bills eat away at the progress made by people of color. Jessica Cotton— 1599 Orchard Grove Ave. Ms. Cotton thanked Council for the resolution and for their support. She remarked that this is a positive step but that much work needs to be done. Angelina Steiner—2261 Northland Ave. Ms. Steiner encouraged Council to take additional steps to ensure that these house bills will die. She stated that these house bills racist and explained what that means to her. She identified these bills and similar initiatives as a movement against anti-racism. Samuel Pearson— 1298 Belle Ave. Mr. Pearson thanked Council for the resolution and for their support. Kate McBride— 18129 W. Clifton Rd. Ms. McBride thanked Council for the resolution and for their support and encouraged additional steps. Nathan Lizanich— 1617 Robinwood Ave. Mr. Lizanich thanked Council for the resolution and encouraged Council to take additional steps. On the motion: All members voted in favor. Motion passed. Resolution 2022-08 was adopted. 15. Communication from Councilmembers Baker, Bullock & Rader regarding Solsmart Designation. (pg. 33) Motion by President O'Malley, seconded by Vice President Litten to receive and file the communication. Discussion: Councilmembers Rader and Bullock expressed support for the legislation and provided additional context related to the initiative. On the motion: All members voted in favor. Motion passed. 16. RESOLUTION 2022-09 - A RESOLUTION to take effect immediately provided it receives the vote of at least two thirds of the members of Council, or otherwise to take 9