Recommendation to adopt resolution to authorize City Manager to submit a Notice of Intent to Comply with the regulations of Senate Bill 1383 (SB 1383) per the Senate Bill 619 (SB 619) Statute.  (Citywide)
Motion is carried. Great. And then we have item 20. Report from Public Works recommendation to adopt a resolution to authorize city manager to submit a notice of intent to comply with the regulations of Senate Bill 1383 per the Senate Bill 619 statute citywide. Thank you. Every staff report here. Marin County Property team. Can we provide Aaron rolling with panelist access, please? Thank you. Yes. We're promoting her right now. For. Mayor in council. We're getting the staff on. But I'll just give a real summary. We did this action. That's what we did. Yeah, we did this action last meeting. But the state asked for some pretty minor changes to the actual documents that you're going to approve. And we need to get those approved tonight so we can submit them by March 1st tonight and be in compliance with state law. So this is essentially. What you saw last week, just slightly modified. Fantastic. Thanks for clarifying. Is there a motion in the second I can move your fingers or a second? Second Sunday. Has there any public comment here? If any members of the public wished to speak on this item, please use a raised hand feature or if dialing in by phone by pressing star nine. Dave Shukla. Oh, hello. Thank you. Very briefly. I'd really like to see green beans throughout the entire city. I think also we need collection points for organic. We need soil creation. We need the ability to allow vendors who already do this, to do it in the most cost effective or least zero leased vehicle. Miles traveled way possible. We want. As fewer listeners as possible. Thank you. I conclude. Thank you. Thank you. Councilwoman Mungo's queued up. Thank you. I could because I was going to make some comments related to the implementation of the system may actually be less environmentally friendly than the system we currently have in place. And so while we are working towards meeting the statewide goals, I think it's also important for us to continue to advocate for the most effective and environmentally friendly option for Long Beach, which may be different than environmentally friendly options for cities that live closer to landfills. Thank you. Thank you. Let's have a look. District one. High District two. Right. District three. By. District four. By District five. I. District six. I. District seven. I. District eight. District nine. All right. Motion is carried.