Speaker 0: And I was just going to say that. So I'm part of the U.S. Conference of Mayors. And we are you know, we get notified of important legislation all the time. But it is true that our legislative agenda covers our parks in our city and in our state. But I just feel I don't know if the rest of you feel this way, that California is really under attack from the current administration, including our national parks and wildlife refuges and whatnot. So I thought it was particularly important that we sign on for this one. But I did just want to make sure that as as the city manager said, if it was a little bit in the gray zone and I thought you would all support it, but I wanted to give you the chance to expand our.
Speaker 3: Portfolio.
Speaker 0: If you.
Speaker 2: Will. And I appreciate it. And I think it's something really important to stand up for. But as I would like to move approval with direction that when the legend agenda is brought back next year, that we give the mayor a little bit more leeway to exercise judgment on something that's in, you know, in the penumbra of the legislative agenda, so to speak.
Speaker 0: I appreciate that we have a motion to have a second second and any discussion and the roll call vote.
Speaker 1: Councilman Jason Knox light i. I. I. Mayor is the guy that carries on.
Speaker 0: All right. Thank you. And then we have item five h. I little challenge with the alphabet there. Um, so this is, if you want to read it, the.
Speaker 1: Final passage of ordinance amending the ordinance code by adding Section one, Dash 8.1 concerning hearing procedures, hearing officer's decisions, and administrative regulations, repealing in their entirety Article 14, currently suspended in Article 15 of Chapter six concerning rent review of rent increases applicable to all rental units and rent stabilization applicable to certain rental units, and limitations on eviction and the payment of relocation assistance applicable to all rental units. And repealing Ordinance 2030 246 and codified and adding a restated Article 15 to Chapter six concerning rent control, limitations on evictions and providing relocation payments to displaced tenants, including Section eight.
Speaker 0: Thank you. So this is the second reading of this ordinance that was passed by majority vote last time. Any comments before we take our vote? Yes. Councilmember Desai, thank you.
Speaker 6: I pulled this item in order to remain consistent with my previous opposition to this, largely because I feel that the changes that were adopted in conjunction with a series of other changes are incredibly burdensome to especially the smaller mom and pop landlords.
Recommendation to Authorize the Mayor to Sign, on Behalf of the City, a Letter of Support from Mayors Across the Country Regarding H.R. 1225 and S. 500, the Restore Our Parks and Public Lands Act. (City Manager 2110)