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Sherwood Bishop, 124 Elm Hill Court, thanked Jared Shenk for all his work he did for the community and the development process of Hillside Ranch Phase 2. He thanked the University Students that worked during Bobcat Build. He really appreciated the students and the University for all of their hard work. Also, thanked all of the Citizens that serve on various boards and commissions. Thinks it's important to allow new people to serve and get that opportunity to volunteer. Gaylord Bose, 1926 Nevada, spoke about the investments that have been made around the community at various recreation facilities to be used by families and young children. He apoke about and encounter he had that day by coincidence with a woman that came to the park and that the amount of drinking down at the park caused her to never return with her family. He hears lots of comments about how families will not be back to enjoy the river. Asked that the Council vote their conscience tonight, and to think about making this a family orientated place. Melissa Derrick, 109 Kathryn Cove, provided a previous map regarding a compromise to the drinking ban. She spoke about her belief of personal freedom. Stewart Dale Spencer, 1290 Morningwood Dr, spoke about the pending alcohol ban and other measures in the ordinance. He spoke against the banning of consumption of alcohol in those city parks. Closed with quotes regarding personal freedoms, and asked that Council not approve the banning of alcohol in City Parks. Maxfield Baker, 1012 Haynes St, spoke regarding the Student opinion about the banning of alcohol in City parks. They are concerned about the enforcement of this law and you will still need to enforce the rules we already have in regards to litter and disturbing the peace. Jay Heibert, 209 W. Sierra Circle, asked that the City Council reconsider the Hillside Ranch Phase 2 project and to deny it. We have not received a creditable reason for why these multifamily developments. Monica Del Rosa, 110 Lockwood St, stated that they have over 1000 signatures in regards to being against the ban. We are too focused on tourism and not on families. She stated that she was not going to shield her children from the world, and that we already have parks for children. Lisa Marie Coppolette, 1322 Belvin St, spoke against the Parks Ordinance. Daniel Scales, 1322 Belvin, spoke against the Parks Ordinance and the banning of alcohol in City Parks. Greg Clayton, 212 Scott, concerned about the consumption or display of alcohol in the City parks. Feels that there is a solution to the language. Brian Simner, 1325 Clyde St, stated that he is against the banning of alcohol in City Parks and asked the Council not approve that section of the Ordinance.