Adoption of Resolution Appointing Adam Elsesser, Brock Grunt, Tim Karos, David Mik, Remy Moteko, Mike Rose, Madlen Saddik, and Debbie Stebbins as Members of the Mayor’s Economic Development Advisory Panel.
Item six Adoption of resolutions appointing Adam Assessor, Tim Karas, David MC, Remy Motueka, Mike Rose, Lynn Fettig and Deb Severns as members of the Economic Development Advisory Panel. And so any of those individuals who. Well, I guess we have to first vote on that, don't we? Okay. Sorry. Okay. So council this is these are my appointees that you heard at the last meeting to the Mayor's Economic Development Advisory Panel to have a motion to adopt this resolution. Madam Mayor. I would like to move approval of it and just say that I think that's a stellar group that you put together. And I look forward to what they what. Could impressive president they thank you and and for all. Your. Appointment. Thank you. But as with all of our appointments, we do so appreciate you going the extra mile because everyone is a busy working person and you represent a particular sector and you give more. You go above and beyond to give your time to help advise the city on economic matters. And we very much appreciate that. So I have a motion to have a second. To. Have a motion and a second all in favor. I any abstentions or a position that was unanimous. Yes. Is realized. Okay. So three here, maybe four. So I'll come up. I see. Look, we weren't sure about later. Yeah, I see. I Debbie Stebbins from Alameda Hospital. Madeline Sadek from Chamber of Commerce. Tim Karras, president of College of Alameda. They'll represent the whole group. Do you solemnly swear to uphold the Constitution, the United States Constitution, the state of California? And the quality? Take a look. Yeah. That's good. And then I think, Oh, yeah. Because it didn't. Even have my head high. You're too good to see. Yeah, well. Okay. We are moving on to item six B. Okay. It's a public hearing to consider the proposed 2019 Water Quality and Flood Protection Initiative, adoption of a resolution finding that majority protest does not exist. Directing a property owner ballot, proceeding for the city's 2019 water quality and flood protection fee, and directing the city manager to vote yes for the city owned parcels and introduction of ordinance