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Minutes of a Public Hearing <br />On Proposed Charter Review Revisions <br />8-10-10 <br />Page 33 <br />debates. The Minutes are like this thick combined of all of their discussions and each person's <br />statement on every issue. So, that's all public record. <br />Ms. Bodnar asked, so we can all call City Hall tomorrow? But can they be requested to <br />reconvene? <br />Mr. Diemert replied, no, the time period was five months from when they convened to begin <br />with. <br />Ms. Bodnar asked, so you are saying we can't really do anything at this point? <br />Mr. Diemert replied, correct. <br />Ms. Bodnax added, it's pretty much cast in stone. Thank you. <br />Mayor Rinker stated, just again, to reiterate, the reason we called the public meeting is part of the <br />problem is the way the Charter mechanism works it gives you that lesser period of time and you <br />always worry that people get more upset about the process than the actual merits because they <br />feel they are being painted into a corner and clearly that's a sentiment that's been expressed <br />tonight. All I can suggest to everyone is that at least we feel we've gotten the proverbial ball <br />rolling by having this kind of opportunity for a forum to express these things. This is by no <br />means the last word that residents have to have. I don't think you have to feel like it's just going <br />to go up between now and November before people vote. I think the right of people not only to <br />convene here to assemble and petition their public officials but to communicate with each other <br />as it clearly was done before this meeting. That's something that goes on. So this is an issue. <br />These issues can be addressed by us collectively. And I suspect they would be. But the process <br />itself as the Charter sets it up is the way it is, the way the Law Director has explained it. <br />Jean Triner <br />829 Hanover Road <br />Just a real quick one. I wanted to thank this group too for having this meeting. Mayor Rinker, <br />you just really triggered a great idea because it is hard for us. We are all so busy and I know I <br />didn't really want to get involved in this. I just felt like it's too important not to. Is there some <br />way using the website that we who may want to get people that are educated and to hear more <br />about what Brenda has said, not just the people in this room, but the people who couldn't make <br />the meeting. Can we use the website somehow interactively to post something to say, please <br />come and hear other viewpoints? <br />Mayor Rinker thinks the short answer is yes. Exactly how we do that, we are still learning, so I <br />don't have a quick answer for you, but fundamentally that's really why we have tried to make <br />changes to our web to make it a more active mechanism and in turn, like the meeting tonight <br />with protocol which I think for the most part everyone has really followed quite well, I have been <br />to a lot of different public meetings and they can get much more interesting.
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