Recommendation to adopt a motion approving the FY 18 budget for the Long Beach Community Investment Company (formerly known as the Long Beach Housing Development Company) in the amount of $3,324,867.  (A-7)
Councilman Andrews. Motion carries. 1.7 recommendation to adopt a motion to prevent fiscal year 18 budget for the Long Beach Community Investment Company formerly known as the Lumbini Housing and Development Company, in the amount of $3,324,867. Eight seven. Any member of the public wished to make a comment on this item. Please come forward. Are you coming down, sir? Very good. Can I go down? Those bad guy. Okay. Well, one thing hit me on this. So they get my sign, right? Okay, whatever. Okay. One thing hit me on this. Soon as I get my life to one. Okay? Yeah. Okay. One thing that hit me on this that came to my mind is it says Long Beach, housing, development, community development, housing, development, housing. Because you're pushing for rent control and rent control is going to bring housing down. So that seems like a deception here. Just cause eviction, you can't get dope dealers out. You can't get molesters out of this communist agenda. And it's just bad for the people, period, is bad for the property owners. And that's the only thing that people know when they talk. And I mean, you're in the wrong you need to look. They taught me that when I was young. Look at people. Respect them. So the thing is, there's no Long Beach house and I don't even know how to spell. But they read me wrong just because of the things you doing. Said one of them to. Yeah, well, you talk. And you and this Karl Marx, you're the one that needs to be listening. Oh, stepping down. Come on. At least try to do your job that's eating up there and everything. So, you know. Oh, I don't even have enough to say. I'm really keen to get here. Get on your case, because I wish you would quit. That's what I wish you would really do. You're not a good mayor. You're socialist. You felt like you were a conservative. Whatever. You got people's money. The same thing Fidel Castro did. He took American, sir. So you see what? Yes. You were really kind. In the meeting at this time, that's not really pertinent to the item at hand, so it would make sense. To do it this way. I talked about a Long Beach housing development and a big development like that because, you know, rent control lowers housing, lessens housing. So that's what I'm talking about. And with that, I'm sorry to have to say about him. So why are you trying to talk about my seconds up? I like this guy. He needs to be out of here. I want to see him, Senator. Definitely want this to be the end of the road for you. Just like this. That Bill is the man at the end of the road. No more. No fouling lava, no foul on motel three, though. Go back to wherever. And by the way, you're the highest paid man in the land. Why you get so much money? You're a money man. That's what it seems like to me. So I'm through. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So you're sucking money out of this town. Make it for the people. Stop doing what you're doing. Let me put this back on me so you could see me telling you. Yeah, that's what I said. I ain't got no good lighting here. We got to get rid of this mayor. He's no good. That's what I have to say. Oh, man. Okay. Thank you. Thank you. Say no more public comment. Please cast your votes. The motion case will next move to item 1.8 recommendation to adopt a motion approving the estimated transfer of $18,661,550 from the Harbor Revenue Fund to the Tidelands Operation Fund.