Recommendation to approve transfer of Sixth Council District one-time infrastructure funds from the Capital Projects Fund (CP) in the Public Works Department (PW) to the Parks, Recreation and Marine Department (PR) in the amount of $20,000; and increase appropriation in the General Fund (GF) in the Parks, Recreation and Marine Department (PR) by $20,000 to support the 29th Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Parade and Celebration rentals such as: tables, chairs, dance floor, stage, Health Pavilion, etc.
Did you want to go to a hearing to. First. Actually hear item 12 and then I'm going to go to hearing to. Communication from Councilman Andrew's recommendation to approve transfer of six Council District one time infrastructure funds from the Capital Projects Fund and the Public Works Department to the Parks, Recreation and Marine Department in the amount of $20,000 to support the 29th annual Martin Luther King Junior Parade and Celebration Rentals. Managers. Yes, thank you. I would just like to move to approve. Okay, there's a second. But Councilman Gonzales, any public comment? Seeing none. And I thought cancer appears. This is not Ukraine. This country votes. Was there a public comment? Please come down. When I did not intend to make. But Miss Miss Marshall, Latoya Marshall sitting back up there again, Mr. Andrews And she was unable to get some help in District six. So I'm questioning as to whether or not these funds, the $20,000 that's been allocated for a parade for Martin Luther King, and if Mr. King was sitting here tonight. He would wonder why Ms.. Marshall Latoya Marshall was not able to receive help sleeping in the park in District six. And then we are she our police department, I was told. Was going to write her a ticket for sleeping there in the park in District six. So while we're while we're the city is is. To be commended in supporting you in this just in in this in the $20,000, one lady won't be able to celebrate the dream because she has nowhere to lay her head tonight. So I know the decision can't be made tonight, but this is $20,000 here, and I know helping her won't require all of it. Mr. Andrews So I'm asking you on her behalf. She's I think she's woke up for the second time. She needs some assistance. So. So in fulfillment of the dream. Sir, I'm asking you to just think about it for her. Just before you leave. Now, this is not the first time we really went through this, Mrs. Fisher, because the fact that we do it, we've had every effort that we've tried with her and had her in places that she's left. So I don't understand why she's happy to sleep in a park, because we had, you know, in both, you know, motels that we put her in. And she has not stayed in those because of the situation where she said, I cannot, you know, be in a place where they have, you know, roaches. And I was just I mean, I can't put it in a place where, you know, we you know, down here we had a place for her to stay. And now she said she's out in the cold. I don't understand. I wasn't aware of that. No one to take the city. Yeah, no. Probably can't. Yes. So thank you very much. I wish you would really. We hadn't the week before, but that's on our own. You know. I'm I'm hoping that she's hearing. I'm hoping she is to really seriously thank. You very much. So there's a motion and a second. Please cast your votes. Councilman Andrews.