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Residents and organizations use council meeting to flag inspection inconsistency, offer ceremonial cornerstones and promote community events
Summary
Public commenters raised concerns about inconsistent health-inspection guidance, offered to provide cornerstone ceremonies for new fire stations at no cost to the city, described a church fire and upcoming fundraiser, and promoted community events including National Night Out and a first-responder appreciation event.
Several members of the public and community organizations used the Oct. 7 Pasadena City Council meeting to share announcements and raise local concerns.
Gordon Reed, representing his church, said city health inspectors gave inconsistent instructions during a vendor market and bake sale at Asbury United Methodist Church. "One inspector will tell us one thing that's required. Another inspector will come in and mention something totally different," Reed said, and requested the inspectors "get on the same page" about state and city requirements.
Jack Whitman, speaking as a…
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