- So, you all are doing really well with your appointments. And so, of course, team committee seat, we
- have because on which I like to say because on sustainability and resilience. And so, there is one seat
- that is needed to be for a decision needs to be made and that's Matt Austin.
- And so he has applied for reappointment. It was expressed that he should not be reappointed. And you
- all had earlier conversations, but I think that's it. There's no more, I believe the mayor still has
- some appointments, but nonetheless, this is the only council seat that you have to worry about.
- Well, I think Isabel and I have both held pretty firm that we don't accept bullying as our representatives.
- Yeah, I just think the way this person has handled stuff with staff is unacceptable. I saw Sean like
- the day after one of their meetings. She just... It's not how I would ever want one of our staff
- Yeah. Especially when like that kind of thing is avoidable. It's not how we need to speak to each other.
- So we have two applicants, Sarah Brinkman and Rebecca Paine. And both look good. Rebecca is a Purdue
- do extension, staff member, health and human sciences educator. That's really cool. Sarah Brickman,
- I don't know what her profession is. So, I don't know. It says occupation program assistant. Okay, so
- in terms of skills and expertise brought to because there's probably a clear
- Candidate, would you be interested in interviewing them both or do you just want to make it. I would
- be interested in interviewing them. Sure. Would you like to make a motion that I will happily say. I
- move that we interview Sarah for a seat on the commission of sustainability and resilience.
- Resiliency and sustainability, the resilience and sustainability, because then it could have been worse.
- You find it again. Zuley? Yes. And P. wants me? Yes. Okay. All right. And then the next one that you
- have, this one needs some movement because the 90 days is up at the end of this month. So in terms of
- HPC Historic Preservation Commission. Council has two seats that are currently vacant. However, one
- probably needs to be vacant. So I'll start there first. Drew here is CC4. He was appointed back in September
- and he's attended some of the meetings and then he hasn't attended the last three. Noah,
- is the staff liaison one and he reached out to me to let me know. He's tried to email him and he's copying
- me on this email to Drew. And then I also copy or email Drew and copy Noah and then I try to follow
- up and email. I'd like to do both in case there's something weird that happens. And to this day, which
- it's been a couple of weeks now, I've heard nothing. So,
- That is probably also another vacancy that you're looking to see here soon. And then Dr. Campbell is
- a caregiver. Yes. Yes. So we have not reappointed him. Unfortunately, we have only one active application.
- Yes. Actually, Raynard Gross was not reappointed either. And I have not gotten a chance to check it
- with him individually like I have with Sam.
- who said that he was not interested in a non-promoting seat. But I left Bernard a voicemail this morning
- asking if that's something that he would be interested in and thanking him for his service. It seems
- like many of the appointments that expired this year that were mayoral were overturned, or they were
- not kept on. So they all
- I think Sam and Reynard were the two voting seats that were not reappointed. So I did reach out this
- morning. So we may have an answer later. And you wouldn't have to have them reapply because technically
- they both reapply considering that they were in hopes to be reappointed as an appointment by the mayor.
- sucking through the old application. And Carrie Champion, who's the director of Wiley House, would really
- be good. But her, it says her application was created on October 2nd and archived on October 21st. Is
- she maybe a mayoral appointment? It's not. Is she on a different order commission?
- So do we know what happened? I think what happened was, I think the mayor's office might have lifted
- this one and decided to move fast. And so therefore, there was nothing else that needed to happen with
- that. But even though it's archived, you can still un-archive it
- Because it hasn't been a year. Okay. Would you be interested in that? Yeah. I mean, if she's
- still interested, that's fine. Absolutely. Do you think so? Could we move to appoint her on the condition
- that she's still interested? Yeah. Is that something like, okay, is that something that you'd want to
- do, Isabelle?
- Um, I don't, it seems like, should we do some more due diligence? I don't know. Um, I also really liked
- Cassie Shelton's application. I read through it. It did seem like she fit the qualifications or what
- this board requires. Yeah, she doesn't have an address. I just don't know if she's in the city or not.
- And I can reach out.
- and ask if they, what was their agamas? Listen, she works at Crane, so I'm wondering, they should look
- forward to it, but maybe not. It's a long meditation. It is long. Well, she repeats a lot in the first
- part, in the seventh part.
- I actually wasn't convinced that she meets the qualifications. Oh, okay. What are the, let me look at
- that. Must be residents of the city. All members shall be appointed, shall be interested in preservation.
- No, there's more specific, there's more specific rules than that. I don't know if that makes sense.
- The extent available to the community, the mission shall include professional members from the disciplines
- of architecture, history, architectural history, preservation planning, archaeology, or other historic
- preservation related disciplines, such as urban planning, American studies, art history, American
- civilization, cultural geography, and cultural anthropology. I mean, to the extent available to the
- community, that's pretty big. Yeah. I mean, to the extent of the application to seek it.
- I did try to look her up this morning and I couldn't find anything. Cassie. There's noises like this
- in City Hall all day. Every day because they're doing the painting.
- Why do they need such a big machine? Let's see, they might be like almost still. Yeah. Sorry, I'm very
- easily distracted. I know, I know. I'm throwing your heart not to. It really is. And I picked this because
- this is usually the side that's like less rosy. Thank you. So yeah, I would be in favor of Carrie Jenkins.
- and Cassie Shutton, if she lives in Bloomington. We need one more person, right? At least one more person.
- We could also preemptively appoint Bernard Ross and then just on the condition that he's still interested,
- same with Carrie. And if he says no, we don't have to bring it forward.
- That's just something. Yeah. I mean, they're also just advisory members. Do they count for the forum?
- They do. I think. Other people have said they don't. And I feel this is like a conversation that we've
- been like all night and forth in because if that's the case, I think like Drew had been one of the reasons
- why. Like, yeah. Okay. Why they couldn't make it.
- But I'll reach out to Anna and ask her, do non advisory seats to the HPC count in the school? Anna Holmes.
- Thank you. I guess I would go ahead and make a motion to appoint
- carry champion. To see see one. Which was Mr. Campbell's seat. Second. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
- He's the chair, he's the higher chair after Sam and I did let him know. So they're going to be supervised,
- which I thought just because I'm not a huge fan of the way that Sam was dismissed. And I thought that
- we could be a little bit more respectful.
- and just giving people a heads up. So, can you, would you reach out to Duncan? I will. Thank you. Yes.
- Appreciate that. Yes, absolutely. And then I guess with, with Kancey Shutton, can we just find out where
- she lives? Yeah, I can do that.
- Do you want to make a motion on the condition of her residence in the city? Also, I just kind of hate
- to point somebody, at least with Carrie, we knew, yeah, no community member, that she, you know, I just
- couldn't see her IE website, anything. Yeah. With Kansy, just pointing somebody blind
- I feel like I want to talk to her first instead of phone number. Nope. Yeah, that's hard to verify.
- Yeah. And as I've been saying a little earlier, it's a little frustrating because these applications
- were starting to run into the issues of people are not, these aren't required fields and I don't understand
- it either. And it is becoming the vein of my existence. And so in the next couple of weeks,
- We'll be meeting with IT and we will, like, I will bring this up again and ask that this be rectified
- ASAP. Thank you. Tell an interview committee senior to specifically request it. Well, you know,
- it's like, I can't, because it's easy for me to just, like, I can respond to somebody via email, but
- it's also very quick to just pick up a phone and go, hey,
- This is so-and-so, we want to ask, you applied, what's your address that we can mirror? Just as getting
- that quick and done. The other thing is like- Oh, I did find it. I think so. Oh, cool. Sorry. If you
- can't find someone online, someone's phone number is the next thing to find any type of information
- about them. So when they don't put address and they don't put phone number, it's very difficult to verify
- anything. Right. I did find Cassie Shelton
- It's the Bloomington one. I saw one from Miami. It says Salisbury, Indiana. But this is her, because
- in her application, she said she worked with Allison Transmission. She isn't going to be there. Salisbury
- is not going to be there. That does not bode well. Let's not do a conditional payment. Let me just check.
- Yeah, maybe she's moving.
- We need more applications. And we actually, the press release went out earlier this week. I saw that.
- And so, yeah. Hope for the best. I think when I've been trying to identify other places that might work
- for recruitment, it does kind of feel like the commission already has an interesting
- like circumference of people. We're talking to Jeremy about it. I think he is high up at McCall. By
- collections, which is not collecting these collections. It's very like collection of archives. Oh, okay.
- Which is not an enforcement. No, not an enforcement. They just have a lot of cool stuff.
- Do we have any other commissions? Let me read that and look at your spreadsheet. Let's go back in here.
- Those literally were the only two seats or two commissions that you had. Let me just go back again.
- Let me see a stone.
- Yeah, that's it. HPC and because are the only two that you need to tackle. Okay, so and then are you
- wanting to Cassie? She's in the city. Okay. Okay. Do we do a conditional vote interviewing her? That's
- what I think. Okay, you do it.
- not necessary. Well, it's not necessary. And it seems like she doesn't. Yeah, so she doesn't like this,
- not. So just to kind of recap, you didn't move to interview Sarah and Rebecca from VCusser. And you
- appointed Carrie a champion to CC1 for the HTC. And then that's it. Is that easy? Carrie will be
- Good addition for HPC. And I will let you know what is said about HPC's forum with non advisory or non
- public seats, the advisory seats. And that's it. Great. I did is
- I have met with the three commissions that I'm the liaison form with the chairs. So that was, that was,
- which is Jane, it was really good. What meetings are they? Well, it's good to understand them better.
- So that was the RDC, the Commission on the Staff of Children and Youth and the Commission on
- Hispanic and Latine affairs. And that last one, they are very concerned about Indiana Senate Bill 76
- that was just passed that requires local government and schools and hospitals even to cooperate with
- ICE. And so they will be giving their annual report on March 25th. So it would be great if the council
- can show support of their mission
- residents that they represent. What could we do? Like, is there something that we could wear, come together,
- in the control of solidarity? I don't know how to make people feel safe in that room, I guess.
- I don't know, I was gonna reach out to Margie Rice and see how she interprets that state law and people
- we do and not do.
- I think, but just moral support is the best we can do right now. This is not necessarily about anyone
- in the legal department, but from what I have observed, our legal department's approach to state policy
- is immediate compliance and not necessarily on the defense of, well, where's the line and how far can
- we get up to it without
- like putting our residents in more danger, it might be worse consulting with a different lawyer or a
- different legal team. Well, I assume that the counsel will hire a temporary attorney contracted, then
- it's that person.
- Okay. Thank you for raising that. I appreciate that. And the position for the assistant director of
- public arts closes today. I think there's been 26 applicants. There's been 92 for the Kirkwood special
- projects manager. So I don't know. The best application pool hopefully should have some type of answer.
- The only reason I'm informing
- You have this is because I've been the liaison to the commission. Oh, they have it and they say they're
- liaison. Yes, and I will try to smooth the transition. Whoever the new ideas. The mission on the status
- of children and youth are also missing. Right? Is that Andrew? It was. Okay.
- And the same with, I know this isn't ours, but the commission on the status of black males was also
- about Mr. Shannon's. So, you know, lots of transitions. Little extra TLC for those words. And I let
- Shatoya know, I know that it's not her deal, but I let her know that if she did anything for CSB,
- I just want to make sure, I want to make sure nothing gets lost. Jennifer, do you know who is the council
- liaison for the cap commission? The council member Davey. I'm very proud of myself for knowing that
- off the bat.
- I was like... Anything else really good, any murder? Anything silly? Okay, this video is a turntip.
- Anything but a bad thing.