Speaker 1: Five eyes. Okay. Thank you. And so that was a special city council meeting that we needed to take to dispense those items. I'm sorry, Councilmember Desai.
Speaker 3: For still on three. I'd like to do council communications.
Speaker 0: Sure.
Speaker 2: Great.
Speaker 3: Thank you. I'll make this quick as possible. Thank you.
Speaker 2: Very much. I just want to enter into the record the names of eight great young men who did a variety of community services towards earning their eagle Eagle Scout honor. And I just want to say that on June 26, on behalf of mayor, as he Ashcraft, I attended the Eagle Court of Honor that was held in the afternoon, Saturday afternoon.
Speaker 3: At Franklin.
Speaker 2: Park, where eight young Alameda INS were given. They had earned the Eagle rank. As a result, a variety of of community activities. I just wanted.
Speaker 3: For the record to enter their names.
Speaker 2: In and I hope that we make a practice of this.
Speaker 3: Going forward.
Speaker 2: These eight individuals are Henry Bank. Terry Banchory. Brendan Cook. Jonathan Hill dress. Andrew Jurek and his brother Eric Jurek, Zachary Quayle, Tibor Thompson and Vander von Stroheim. All of these individuals had to do a minimum of 25 community activities. And one of them, Jonathan Hildreth, did as much as I think it was, 45. So they did a lot of great things on behalf of the community in earning their Eagle Scout badge. And I believe our mayor has some experience in dealing with Eagle Scouts.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Councilmember de. And I really did appreciate you attending that Eagle Code of honor. I loved to attend them, but I just had a conference and couldn't be there. And it is really special. And yes, my son Cole is an Eagle Scout from Troop 89. But and I think, if I recall correctly from the emails, some of these young men would have gotten this award last year, but it was in the midst of COVID and so they couldn't meet. So it was kind of a combined combined group, but all really hardworking individuals and and I really appreciate you attending for me and I know you enjoyed it. Yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 2: If I could just say one more quick thing. And that was Boy Scout Troop.
Speaker 3: 73 in Alameda.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much. Thank you. Councilmember Harris, Spencer James, for your handout. Yes.
Speaker 0: I I'd like to share that this Saturday, the 24th from 6 to 10 p.m. is Relay for Life at.
Speaker 1: Lydecker.
Speaker 0: Park. And they didn't have it last year, as far as I know. So for those of you that are supportive, it's because cancer doesn't sleep, that they do it annually as a reminder and just support those with cancer and survivors. And as we pass, the second point I wanted to share is I serve on the airport noise forum and they have actually created an app that you can use to report loud noises from planes to make it easier. If you go to the website, fly quiet. Okay. Okay. Dot com and scroll down. You'll see an app that you can load and then it's much easier to report the noise. And then finally, I wanted to share that this live Saturday at Nob Hill, there was the Boy Scout. Nathaniel Basco had come up with his Eagle Scout project, which is a piano for the community to share. It'll be available for three weeks at our side of Nob Hill. Then after that, I think it's going to be moved to a permanent location. And I want to also recognize Deirdre Freeman, the local artist who painted it for the project. So you're all welcome to go out there and play the piano. Thank you.
Speaker 1: Thank you. And thank you for reminding the community about Relay for Life this Saturday later carpark. And all right, now we are moving on up, so we are going to adjourn that special meeting. Bear with me audience and we are moving on to continued to the continued July six, 2021 Council meeting.
Mayor’s Nominations for Appointment to the Housing Authority Board of Commissioners and Public Art Commission.