Mayor Wynn: OKAY. SO COUNCILMEMBER ALVAREZ?
Alvarez: YES, MAYOR. I JUST WAS WONDERING IF — I GUESS THIS IS A TWO WEEK DELAY. BUT IF THIS WOULD ALLOW ENOUGH TIME FOR IT TO GO BEFORE THE BOARD — THE ANIMAL ADVISORY COMMISSION OR — BECAUSE WE ARE TRYING TO GET INPUT OR HEAR DIFFERENT VIEWS ON THIS ISSUE. WHICH IS RELATIVELY NEW IN TERMS OF, YOU KNOW, ON THE RADAR SCREEN PUBLICLY. BUT — BUT I MEAN I’M GLAD THAT WE ARE CONSIDERING THE PUBLIC HEARING, BUT I WAS WWW.ERING IF WE COULD AT LEAST TRY TO GET — WONDERING IF WE COULD AT LEAST TRY TO GET SOME INPUT FROM THAT PARTICULAR COMMISSION, FROM THE SPONSORS. Kim: THE ROPE WHY IS BECAUSE IT’S AMENDING THE FOOD, HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE. AS WE DON’T HAVE A HEALTH COMMISSION, IT WOULD — IT WOULD — TO DEAL WITH THESE SPECIFIC MATTERS, THAT’S WHY IT WOULD COME TO THE COUNCIL IN A PUBLIC HEARING SETTING. SO …
