Grants a $1.7 million loan to St. Charles Town Company for costs related to the relocation of residents of the Shady Nook and Belmont Mobile Home Parks in Council District 3.       
Perfect. Councilwoman Ortega, could you please order 376 published? Absolutely. I move that council bill 376 be ordered publish. Date has been moved and second it comments. Councilwoman Fox. Thank you, Mr. President. This particular ordinance is not one that I object to in substance. I really do believe that money needs to be made available for relocation of individuals. I think it's a good project. I am having a problem with a developer. I've had it before. The developer has come to us for other things. I always give a person a chance, but by the time a Second Amendment comes along, that's to the benefit of the developer. And then a Third Amendment comes along and it's to the benefit of the developer. I just tend to not lend money to that developer anymore, so I am not going to vote for it for that purpose. Thank you, Councilwoman Fox. Councilman Lopez. Thank you, Mr. President. Just to follow up on those comments, you know, this is a very, very critical loan. As you know, we've been working to make sure that the folks who are on a proper and couple of properties that have fallen way before, way below the standard of living, have been on, you know, kind of teetering on on condemnation and not and we have the opportunity now, this is the only opportunity we have to make sure that the folks who are on these properties are well situated into more affordable housing, quality housing. They're relocated. There was a purposeful intent, full trigger of the of the HUD Relocation Act. We wanted to make sure that folks have access to that. We don't want folks to simply have to leave for the sake of improving the housing and then have nothing for it. You know, we have out of all the folks we have brought to this property issues for us, the issue of this property, even when it when it had its former owners, nobody came to the table except Saint Charles Town Company, our Saint Charles holding company for this particular purpose. They're at the table. They've been at the table. They've been working with community, have working with attendants to make sure that there's not only quality, decent, sanitary, affordable housing on this site that's modern, but also that the folks have benefits and relocation benefits. Every thing is taking care of in order to do that. And I can go on and on on. What an amazing project this is. It would not happen without the developer that you mentioned here and the community and the city. So, you know, we are one step closer. This bill gets us there. And I I'm going to end with that. I hope my colleagues support me on this one. I'm voting yes on it. Thank you, Councilman Lopez. Any comments? 376 Councilman David. Thank you, mister. Madam President. Mostly I'm just stalling since we seem to be missing a bunch of our colleagues. But I think we're good. I think we're good. Okay. Let's go. That concludes my comments. Good. Thank you, Councilman Nevett and the comments. 376 CNN Madam Secretary, roll call. Fats. No carnage. Layman Lopez, Monteiro, Nevitt. Hi, Ortega. Hi, Rob Brooks. Hi, Brown. Hi. Mr. President. All right. Madam Secretary, please close the voting. Announce the results. Ten eyes. One. Ten eyes. One day. 376 have been ordered published. All right. A little bit faster. Next one up 377. Councilman Lopez, what would you like for us to do with this? I wanted to. Well, Mr. President, I want to make some amendment necessary amendments to this bill. Got it. All right, well, let's first put on. Let's publish it. Councilman Ortega, will you please put 377 to be ordered published?