Recommendation to respectfully request City Council approval of the 2018 State Legislative Agenda as recommended by the State Legislation Committee.
Right. I'm 21. Item 21 is communication from Kinsman Austin Chair, State Legislation Committee Recommendation to approve the 2018 State Legislative Agenda as recommended by the State Legislation Committee. Thank you. Of the Great, there is a motion and a second council in Austin. Did you have comments? Thank you very much. First of all, I'd like to thank the state led committee councilmembers Gonzalez and Mongeau for their work on helping to draft this, as well as the city manager's office and the government relations team led by Diana Tang and all of the staff input that helped develop this comprehensive state led agenda. It is a continuance for much of our work over the last several years. Is there strong on local control, public safety and sustainable living, as well as addressing some of the key issues that are facing our our city and state of moving forward? And so with that, the work was put in. I think it's pretty self-explanatory. I would ask for member support on this. Catherine Andrews. Second. Councilwoman Gonzalez. Yes, thank you. I would like to add in here, if I could, maybe a friendly amendment to add the issue of net neutrality. I meant to add that on the federal legislative committee, but item. But that went a little fast for me. But if we can add it here for the state legislative, that would be great. You mean adding support for. Yes. Well, I think and maybe the councilman. Councilman was referring to there is a Scott Wiener bill on net neutrality. Yes. So I'm assuming that's the the item of. Support for that. Okay. Councilwoman, so we're showing Councilwoman Gonzalez anything else in addition to that? That's it. Councilwoman Mingo. I wanted to thank Al for his leadership in getting us all together and reviewing all the bills. It was a progressive year for legislation and thank Diana Tang for her work as well. Thank you. And public comment on state ledge. Image. Robert Peak representing Jesus since you clown my trumpet, I got a Jesus said You've been that clown. They said, okay, anyway, so let me get on the camera so they could see me. I don't even know what that's about, but I've been here for the last year and I saw how everybody voted. I'm not satisfied with everything. State legislation. And first of all, I like to say, you know, that's a good job you did. And I like how you clean the park up, too. I remember that. You know, so and only thing is, is Ginny Pierce got a good part in the state legislature. She ain't to no communism. This is a matter of I'm gonna get up here America for Americans to name Pierce got a go at you when you run for office. You need to squeeze her out. You got enough power to do that. That's part of the state legislature. I just. It's the state legislative agenda. Agenda. Agenda. Okay, your agenda needs to be pushing her. Her comments aside. Hey, it's okay. I got it. Please be respectful and Ebonics. Man. Thank you. Sir. Let's respect the hat you're wearing, too. So please, let's not say that. Understands me every time. So what I think. Why don't we stick to the state legislative agenda? You don't have to tell me. I respect Jesus. I respect him. You don't, by the way you vote and everything you respect. And by caring about people, that's what you do. Now, as far as this agenda, this agenda, I don't know that I got I couldn't get in the public comment. So I'm use this to say what I have to say about this agenda. Now, I know we have Mr. Super now. He's not going for a button. Stacey, man, go. Come on. Oh, better. You know, I like you. You were Republican. We are on the same team. Come on, let's roll. Suzy ain't here. She's cool. Miss Communist. Miss Karl Marx. Got to go, Nina. She just read the long time, I don't know. About to get back to the state legislative agenda. The state. This is the state. This is within the state. Okay. You doing a good job? I ain't got nothing against Bert. We ain't even arguing. Now I feel like. Argue with. You. Yeah. Hey, I can get on the ballot. You know, I do better job. You know, we've seen all the black folks in hell. I saw them. We could do something, you know, that's what we need to do. We don't need to be like no Uncle Tom Bradley or Mark Ridley-Thomas. I mean, just show you something. I'm not out here to tell you that she don't want to see you do a great job so I could be behind. You know, I'm serious. And I'm not here to tear stuff down and do all the yelling. I want to see you do great job. I want to see you give your grandmother and give you a ride back, Lord, and do like, you know, you should. I mean. About let's make sure we go back to the. Last 20 seconds for you to leave all that communism stuff there. Leave it there. Leave it there. You got any. Little agenda. Money here? Leave that there. If people people are sneaking into Venezuela, they sneak in in the U.S., red, white and blue. They ain't going to Castro. They come in here. That's all. Thank you, sir. Later. Okay. Please go ahead and cast your votes for the state legislative agenda. Bush and Kerry's. Thank you. We're going to go up to item 1330. I think we have a series of of items. I believe it's 13, 14 and 15, I believe, by Councilmember Gonzales and another author. So why don't I turn this over to Councilmember Gonzales and we'll start with item 13.