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Protective Services Committee reviews June activity, approves vendor application motion
Summary
At a routine meeting, Chief Rabideau said June was quiet and the Fourth of July parade went well; the committee recorded no ordinance violations or fines, approved a motion related to a vendor application (minutes garbled), and asked staff to report on block cameras next month.
The Protective Services Committee met and recorded a brief activity report, several routine items and two formal motions.
Chief Rabideau reported that June "was a very quiet month" and said the Fourth of July parade went well, according to the committee minutes. The record lists no ordinance violations and no fines for the period under review.
The committee accepted the meeting agenda after a motion by committee member Welson, seconded by committee member Hortina; the minutes record the motion as approved. The minutes also record consideration of an application described in the text as "Opendor's Crowse for whishey walls." The minutes state Chief Rabideau investigated the application and provided a prospective circulator list. A subsequent motion is recorded verbatim in the minutes as "Motion by Bett 2.d 54 Brett N. to Deriy Approved." The entry marks that motion as approved but does not supply clear motion text or vote tallies; the minutes do not make the substantive terms of the motion explicit.
Chief Rabideau told the committee he will bring information about block cameras to the next meeting. The session ended after committee member Hoffman moved to adjourn, committee member Nelson seconded, and the motion was recorded as approved.
The minutes as transcribed contain multiple garbled or unclear phrases (for example, the vendor/application line and the motion text). The article confines its summary to information explicitly recorded in the minutes and notes where the record is unclear.
