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6 <br />-Mr. Neil Williamson spoke on Item #11, requesting that Council approve accepting <br />all new development applications, without limitation. <br />- Mr. William Elder spoke about Item #10. <br />- Ms. Ashley Davies, Chair of CADRe, spoke about Item #11. <br />At the request of Ms. Hill, this item was pulled from the Consent Agenda for discussion <br />at the end of the regular agenda. <br />On motion by Ms. Hill, seconded by Mr. Snook, Council by the following vote <br />APPROVED the Consent Agenda: 5-0 (Ayes: Hill, Magill, Payne, Snook, Walker. Noes: none) <br />and moved Item #11 to the end of the regular meeting for further discussion. <br />CITY MANAGER RESPONSE TO COMMUNITY MATTERS <br />City Manager Tarron Richardson advised that there were no items to address from the <br />June 1 City Council meeting. He noted the number of emails received from the public regarding <br />defunding the police, and suggested that there will be some public work sessions to discuss <br />services provided and what the public is requesting. <br />COMMUNITY MATTERS <br />Mayor Walker opened the floor for public comment. <br />Ms. Elizabeth Stark, City resident, asked Council to revert to the original Police Civilian <br />Review Board bylaws, increased oversight in the near term, and a long-term plan for police <br />reform, including defunding. <br />Ms. Ashley Davies, City resident, congratulated the city on the Vibrant Community <br />award. <br />Mr. David Swanson endorsed comments from Ms. Stark and read a petition that was <br />signed by over 500 residents regarding police oversight, banning militarized equipment, and de- <br />escalation training. <br />Ms. Kate Fraleigh ceded her time to Mr. Jeff Fogel, who spoke about recent protests <br />against racism, about the Disproportionate Minority Contact report, and the Police Civilian <br />Review Board.