Speaker 1: Thank you. I think there's a lot of folks here for the power steering items, so I want to do that next. If we get a quick motion for the concern of improperly steering item will be the next item on the agenda. There's a second person. A second for the consent, please. Okay. And is are we're going to do all of them except 1430 public comment on consent. Okay. Please come forward. This is an all consent items minus number 14. Stephanie Dawson So Democratic Socialists of America law, which I am number ten, specify concerns the destruction of items of items from the Internal Affairs Division of the Long Beach Police Department. We strongly oppose this as we believe that these items are very pertinent. If it's an issue of storage, we can make space for it and hold on to them. Thank you. Okay. Thank you. And with that, I don't think these are great. So please go ahead and cast your vote. Are you going to consent and the consent calendar, but not item 14? Okay. Come forward. Good evening, Marin, Fellow Council and City Staff. My name is Tom Evolve. I represent think you represent IBEW Local 11 and we're here in for support of item concern item number 22 and Amos and the IBEW, we have a partnership when it comes to the infrastructure of battery storage. And I think that's a great synergy because Amos brings to the other expertize when it comes to this infrastructure and IBEW brings to the good qualified electricians to install this infrastructure. So we are we are as a support on this item. Thank you. Thank you very much. Next speaker, please. I NATO-Russia Council members and staff. My name is Robert Brink and I'm here on behalf of Advanced Microgrid Solutions. We're here to support Resolution 18 340. We're very excited for this advanced energy storage system. This project will provide significant cost savings to the city, improve local grid reliability and reduce carbon emissions, as we already heard tonight from me and others. Long Beach is has been and is a leader and innovator in more efficient use of its energy resources, promoting sustainability and reducing emissions. I think that ethos has been reflected in our discussions with the impressive team at Public Works, an equal amount of work, professionalism and diligence they put into evaluating this opportunity. And as mentioned, I'd also like to thank IBEW Local 11 for taking their time tonight to support this project. We're looking forward to creating local jobs and working with skilled craftsmen needed for these types of projects. So thank you for your consideration consideration of this resolution. We look forward to working with Long Beach to create a cleaner, more resilient and more efficient electric grid for the local community. Thank you. Okay, thank you. There's a motion and a second. Please come forward. Are you on the consent calendar.
Speaker 3: Please? Kitchen counter. My name is Victoria Marshall. I have a couple of comments to this. Say you guys.
Speaker 1: Are.
Speaker 3: Saying that you guys win. Which one was it? The legislation and the state issues. You guys want to turn around and, you know, destroy records from internal affairs or whatever, documentations or whatever. How does that help the community if I'm trying to, you know, file a complaint or issue with internal affairs about an incident and you guys are destroying records or any type of proof of the complaint that I'm trying to file or whatever. I don't really understand. How is that helping the community if there are problems, you know, are different things are coming up and these are the only records that I'm able to go by. If these, you know, items are being destroyed by the Internal Affairs Division, how would I go back and be able to, you know, target them or say that they're doing something wrong when the items would no longer be there? I requested a lot of of, you know, paperwork and documents from being harassed by, you know, police officers, different things of that nature, different organizations, paperwork that, you know, I'm filing, you know, with, regardless if it's the multipurpose center, Section eight, whatever housing paperwork that's supposed to be available to me every time we question is paperwork or whatever is either is not showing up in your eye systems or has no documentation of it. So I'm being erased. Every trail I go through, just be heard. The question is, find out why things are taking so long. All the documentation is constantly being erased and I don't know what to do, how to stop it, how to get the information before it is deleted. But it's like a cover up of anything and everything that a person is doing. They do not want to be acknowledged, are aware of, and I feel like I'm not being protected by you guys and I don't have money to go out and pay for a lawyer or, you know, someone that knows the trail to get to these documents before they're destroyed. And it doesn't say which departments are destroying them at what time or what dates or nothing else. So I don't know if evidence is going to be lost forever by me not coming here, because this is only the only trail that actually shows that I had been here going requested help. Don't ask what's going on and everything else. But when I go in I try to get documentation of this is like it doesn't exist. Thank you.
Speaker 1: Thank you, ma'am. There is a motion any second on the agenda here to pass the consent calendar minus item 14. So please cast your votes on that.
Speaker 0: Motion carries.
Recommendation to refer to City Attorney damage claims received between March 26, 2018 and April 9, 2018.