HomeMy WebLinkAbout2020-07-22 Mike and Malissa Bernard
Charlene Way
From:Mike and Malissa Bernard <MMBERNARD1@msn.com>
Sent:Tuesday, July 21, 2020 3:16 PM
To:City Clerk
Cc:Mike and Malissa Bernard; Frank Marcos; Paul Miller; 'Ken Clifford'
Subject:Delano Reconsideration Meeting, City Council July 28th, Legal
representative/designee for Dashwood residents and HOA separate testimony time
inquiry
Hello,
I understand conditions have drastically changed again, and we are under more stringent parameters with COVID-19. In
light of current times, we have asked our neighbors to attend the meeting safely via ZOOM and not attend at City
Hall. We appreciate your well-orchestrated meetings and hearings under very unusual conditions, though it would be
our neighborhood’s preference to address our elected officials in person.
To keep the process organized and streamlined, we have also asked that any testimony be submitted 72-hours before
the meeting, so the Mayor and City Council may have time to read the testimony, though there may be pieces of
testimony submitted later.
We have written an email for all neighbors to be distributed by our HOA management outlining Virtual Meeting
instructions and so forth, 72-hours preferred for testimony submission, how to view the City Council meeting, etc., and
how to submit testimony in advance.
If there are any presentations, they are suggested to be submitted by noon the day of the meeting, correct? Would
legal representation and/or neighborhood representative for neighbors of Dashwood be allotted ten minutes? We can
provide a letter with signatures of neighbors on Dashwood stating we would like the designee to speak for us, and there
are eight separate households that would give up their time to ask the designee to speak. The HOA might also like to
speak, of course, for other items and topics re. Delano. Would ten minutes be allowed for the HOA? Please advise on
times allowed, and thank you in advance for your assistance.
Wishing you and yours the very best!
Sincerely,
Malissa Bernard
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