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Minutes of the Regular Meeting of Council Monday, March 17, 2014 Page 13 Dr. Parker stated, since it has an impact on citizens and voting and such, maybe if we don't vote on it tonight, it gives anyone who happens to read Minutes or want to question what we are doing, to bring it up. Mayor Rinker stated, if you are comfortable voting on it, that's fine. Dr. Parker stated, I am suggesting we not vote on it. Ms. Calta stated, that's what we were talking about, exactly. I can give a brief synopses. Council President Pro Tem Marrie stated, I would feel better voting on it if I understood it. Dr. Parker sta.ted, maybe at the next meeting there may be someone who wants to come up to the podium and comment on it. Mayor Rinker stated, that's fine. What I would ask is to get a synopses of this. The impression I have had is this has been very political, between Democratic, Republican, there's a lot of campaigning fingerpointing on this. If we are going to step in to this mix, it would be good to have a little better insight. A lot of times the labels mean nothing. This is one where I think it is fraught with a lot of differing opinion. . Motion to rescind the vote on Resolution No. 2014-09. Mr. Marquardt, seconded by Dr. Parker, made a motion to rescind the vote on Resolution No. 2014-09. ROLL CALL: AYES: All Motion Carried NAYS: None Vote rescinded Council President Pro Tem Marrie stated, this Resolution will be revisited at the next meeting. Council President Pro Tem Marrie asked if there were any other matters. There were no other matters before Council.