Good morning. The Board of Aldermen will now come to order. Madam clerk, please call the roll. Alderwoman. Sweitzer. Alderman. Oldenburg. Vice chair. Cone. Present. Alderman. Ryan. Alderman. Devotee. Alderwoman. Velasquez. Alderwoman. Senior Alderwoman. Cox and Tui. Alderman. Browning. Alderwoman. Clerk. Hubbard. Alderwoman. Keyes. Alderwoman. Tyas. Alderwoman. Boyd. Alderman. Aldrich. President. Green. Alderwoman. Velasquez. Alderwoman. Sonnier. Alderwoman. Keyes. Present. Alderwoman. Sonia. Alderwoman. Keyes. Alderwoman. Tires. Alderwoman. Boyd. Alderman. Aldrich. Thank you, Madam clerk. Opening reflection. We don't have any on the agenda for today. We'll dispense with line item number three. Announcement and special order of the day. Please dispense with line item for Madam Clerk. Introduction of honored guests. President green. Thank you, Mr. Vice President and members of the board. I wanted to have as my special guest today. This is Theodore Noel D'Souza, who was born on May 1st. So he is happy to have his first board meeting today. So I wanted to make sure he was my special guest. And also just thank everyone who has stood in the gap the last month to give us some time to have some eternity, leave and bond and get to know each other. So I'm very thankful for it and I know. Theo is as well. So thank you. Glad to have you with us, Madam President. Alder lady from the 10th. Good morning, Mr. Acting Vice president. President. What's the real side of the site now? I think it's just vice president today. Okay. Good morning, vice president and members of the board I'd like to have is my special guest. My I'm her proud all the lady to my constituent, Miss Samantha Williams, who is our new lead government relations person and manager for Amazon Missouri. Welcome to your no position. And welcome here to the to the board this morning. And I would also like to have the Saint Louis Sports Commission, who thank you for taking the time to meet and explain some things to me as we move forward in these conversations. Thank you. Any further introduction of honored guests? Alderwoman from the 11th. Thank you so much. President of the Board of Aldermen. I would like to have as my honored guest today, all of the 225 residents of the Council Tower senior apartment building. They have been going through quite an ordeal over the past two weeks, and it appears at this time that that that strife has ended and the water is flowing. And we pray that it continues the flow. Additionally, I want to give honor and praise to all of those who came forward to either volunteer help and or to be donate water. At the top of my list is Annalise Stover with the Area Agency on Aging. Anna has just been phenomenal throughout this process, and we have a lot of great things happening at all of our senior buildings because of the work that she and her team does for our city. Additionally, I'd like to thank all of the donors who brought water or spent water to make sure that residents were hydrated and had water to flush toilets, wash dishes, etc., etc.. Under the leadership of Karen Clifford, she brought all of the neighborhood stabilization volunteers. They rotated in and out to make sure that residents had water. Water was delivered to 225 doors daily. The city's Area Agency on Aging. As I said before, under the leadership of Anneliese Dover, Justin Hauser, the health department and their team of volunteers with the mayor's office, Mayor Spencer, Dan Guenther, Jonathan and so many others in that office who came to bring water, volunteered to deliver water. I'm sorry. Continue. You hear me? Yes. We can. Please send you. Okay. Thank you. The Urban League, under the leadership of Mike McMillan. Farrakhan, god of James Clark, the incredible team from the Federation of Black Units who came to help deliver water. Red cross, the spirit of Saint Louis, Congressman Wesley Bell, AmeriCorps came to to assist a student under the leadership of of. Oh, Lord, don't let me forget her name. Jessica Trout flew volunteers watch you watch. The university volunteers volunteered. And I'm praying that I didn't miss anybody. But. Oh, and last but not least, those residents at Council Tower who took it upon themselves daily to assist with meal service. They served every resident three meals a day. They organized it on their own. The management company with wind properties provided the food and they made sure that it was evenly distributed. This is something that we generally don't see, and I'm so glad to have had this experience under some very trying circumstances. So all of those people who had any hand in assisting with providing water, delivering water, volunteering, any form of service to the people at Council Tower Apartments, I thank you tremendously. Thank you. Alderwoman. Is there any further introduction of honored guests? Seeing none. Approval of the minutes. Alderwoman from the 10th. You are recognized on the approval of the minutes from Friday, May 21st, 2026. Thank you, Mr. President. Members of the board, I move that we approve the minutes from Friday, May 21st, 2026. It's been moved by the Alderwoman from the ten, seconded by the alderman from the 14th. That we approve our meeting minutes from Friday, May 21st, 2026. Is there any discussion? Seeing none. All those in favor signify by saying I opposed. Motion carries. Report of city officials. Report A city officials can be found in A, B, C, and D of the agenda and has been placed in a Google Drive for review. Petitions and communications. We have none. Please dispense with line item eight board bills for perfection and formal calendar. We have none. Please dispense with line item nine board bills for third reading and formal calendar. We have none. Please dispense with line item ten resolutions and formal calendar. We have none. Please dispense with line. Item 11. First reading a board bills. Board bill number 28 introduced by alderman devotee. An ordinance requiring the installation of water meters on certain service connections in the city of Saint Louis, providing mechanisms of enforcement, including providing authority to deny or withhold service for noncompliance and delegating authority to the Water division. To administer, implement and set technical standards for meter installation. The requirement applies prospectively to new service connections, and mandates the installation of meters only on certain existing service connections. The ordinance also includes a clause board Bill number 29, introduced by Alderwoman Clerk Hubbard, and ordinance recommended by the Board of Estimate and Apportionment, authorizing the City of Saint Louis office of the Mayor's Office of Recovery to accept disaster relief funding from the Missouri Department of Public Safety and the Missouri Housing Development Commission, appropriating said funds authorizing the expenditure of such funds to the extent received, authorizing contracts and other documents to expend such funds to the extent received and containing an emergency clause for Bill number 30 introduced by Alderman Aldridge. An ordinance to amend certain sections of ordinance 67667 by removing a loophole that required the city to create a sunshine portal, but did not require the city to post to the Sunshine Portal board. Bill number 31, introduced by Alderwoman Clark Hubbard. An ordinance making appropriation for payment of the operating expenses. Capital expenses, including lease purchase agreements and debt service expenses of the Parking Division of the Treasurer's office for fiscal year July 1st, 2026 through June 2030, 2027. In the summer of $21,037,967, including $1,475,768 for capital improvements containing an emergency clause. Board Bill number 32 introduced by Alderman Cohn. An ordinance recommended by the Board of Estimate and Apportionment authorizing the office of the president of the Board of Aldermen to execute and accept a sub award from the Bloomberg Philanthropies American Sustainable Cities Initiative for the grant purposes of its Youth Climate Action Fund, specifically to activate youth in leadership roles as they participate in climate solutions consistent with the city's sustainability goals. Appropriating such funds to the office of the president of the Board of Aldermen, and authorizing the expenditure of such funds to fulfill the obligation of said grant to the extent such funds are received and containing an emergency clause, that is, the extent of the first reading of board bills. Reference to Committee of board bills. From the port, Public Infrastructure and Utilities Board. Bill 28 from HUD's board. Bill number 29, Legislation and Rules Board. Bill 30 budget and Public and Board Bill number 31 and 32. That is the extent of reference to Committee of War Bills. Second reading and report of standing committees. The following board bills were reported on Transportation and Commerce with a do pass recommendation. Board Bill number 21 introduced by Alderwoman Cox. Anti this board ordinance 66935 and authorizes the execution of a Second Amendment lease agreement between. I'm sorry, the Alderwoman from the six year recognized on the motion to refer board bill 24 back to committee. Thank you, Mr. Vice President. I would like to make a motion to Bill 24 back to the Public and Budget and Public Employees Committee. It's been moved by the alderwoman from the six, seconded by the alderman from the second that we refer board Bill 24, back to the Budget and Public Employees Committee. Madam clerk, please call the roll. Ottawa. Sweitzer. Alderman. Oldenburg. Vice chair. Cohn. I mean Ryan. Alderman. Devotee. Alderwoman Velasquez. I. Alderwoman. Sonnier I. All the woman. Cox. Antwi. Alderman. Browning, Alderwoman. Clerk. Hubbard. Alderwoman. Keys I Alderwoman. Tires I Alderwoman. Boyd. Alderman. Aldridge, president. Green I Alderwoman. Boyd, 14 I vote. Boyd I. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, madam Clerk. By your vote, you have sustained the motion by the Alderwoman from the six to Refer Board bill 24, back to committee. If you could please continue with second reading and report of standing committees. The following board members reported on the Transportation and Commerce with the due pass Record Board bill, number 21, introduced by Alderwoman Cox Antwi. This bill, ordinance number 6635 and authorizes the execution of a Second Amendment lease agreement between the City of Saint Louis, Missouri and Material Sales Company, lessee for certain land and mooring between the MacArthur bridge and the Poplar Street Bridge under certain terms and conditions for a period of five years, at a rate of 17,800, and some sorry 17,812,072 for the first year, and increasing by 3% each year thereafter. The following bills were reported on a Budget and Public Employees Committee with a do pass recommendation board bill number. I'm sorry. Board bill. The following borders were reported out of legislation and rules with a do pass recommendation board. Bill number 19, introduced by Alderwoman Cox Antwi. Alderwoman Sonia and Alderwoman Clark Hubbard. An ordinance amending ordinance 70767 to extend the sunset date of the Minority and Women Owned Business Enterprise Program for the City of Saint Louis to December 31st, 2026. That is the extent of second reading report of standing committees. Thank you, Madam Clerk. Report of special committees. We have none. Please dispense with line. Item 15. Perfection. Consent. Calendar. Board bill number 12. Introduced by Alderman Aldrich. President. Green. Alderman Browning. Alderman, devotee and Alderwoman. Velasquez. An ordinance to regulate employer and employee working relationship ships between the City of Saint Louis and all employees under the classified service, including a compensation plan. Terms and conditions of employment benefits, leaves of absence and authorization for divert. Deferred compensation plan. Repealing or number 71963. Allocating certain other employees to agreed with rates and including an emergency clause. This ordinance shall be in full force in effect from and after June 14th, 2026, and shall remain in effect until amended or repealed by the Board of Aldermen. Alderwoman from the 10th year recognized on the motion to adopt the board. Bills for perfection consent calendar. Thank you, Mr. Vice President. Alderwoman from the 12th. You're recognized. I'm sorry I hit my hand up. I'd like to remove the board member. What is it? 12 from the consent section. Consent calendar. I have a question for the sponsor. Madam clerk, please note that board Bill number 12 should be added to the board bills for perfection. Regular calendar. So noted. Board bills for perfection. Boy. Bill number 12, introduced by Alderman Aldrich, president. Green. Alderman Browning, alderman, devotee and Alderwoman Velasquez. An ordinance to regulate employer and employee working relationships between the City of Saint Louis and all employees under the classified service, including a compensation plan, terms and conditions of employment benefits, leave of absence and authorization for deferred Compensation plan. Repealing Ordinance Number 71963, allocating certain other employees to agreed with rate and including an emergency clause. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after June 14th, 2026, and shall remain in effect until amended or repealed by the Board of Aldermen. Aldermen from the 14th year recognized on the Perfection of Board Bill number 12. Thank you, Mr. Vice President and members of the board. I move that we perfect board bill number 12. It's been moved by the alderman from the 14th, seconded by the aldermen from the or from the first that we perfect board bill number 12. Alderman, you may proceed. Thank you, Mr. Vice President. Members of the board. Board, bill number 12 is a continuation of trying to help our city employees with board. Bill number 12 will do is to repeal the previous 3% pay increase. And we are creating or put in place a new 3% pay increase that was done through the compensation study. This ordinance put effect for recommendations. That was a citywide classification and compensation study that was done by Evergreen Solutions. This 3% will allow for recommendations, including some title changes and adoption of new open pay ranges. This also moves a lot of the individuals in the city of Saint Louis, where they start in salary will go up, so people that are coming into the city of Saint Louis applying for certain jobs, salaries will be a little higher than what they previously were. All employees moving to the open range pay schedule will receive a minimum of 3% pay increase. Some employees will receive more than a 3% as a result of the increase to the minimum of the salary. So this is, like I say, a opportunity for us to support our city workers. This has been an ongoing thing where previous and current administrations are putting in these 3% pay increases to try to help our City of Saint Louis workers, and it gives an opportunity for other departments to also opt in, such as the Board of Aldermen, which we have done in the past. I'm really proud about this legislation. I appreciate everybody who signed on as a co-sponsor and also appreciate the mayor's collaboration and want to give a huge shout out the personnel director, Brian Light, that has worked very hard on this. We just recently did the one time lump sum which civil service employees will be getting. And then as this pass, it will go into the FY 27 budget cycle, where City of Saint Louis, the City of Saint Louis employees will be getting a 3% range race, as well as raising the minimum pay for a lot of these positions throughout our city of Saint Louis. And I will open up for any questions. Mr. Vice President. Any discussion? Alderwoman from the 12th, you're recognized. Mr.. Mr.. Vice president, members of the board. If the 14th would yield. Alderman from the 14th, will you yield to questions from the Alderwoman from the 12th? Yes. Alderwoman. You may proceed. Okay. Thank you, thank you. You talked about, first of all, you talked about a open range pay scale. Is that something new is something that has been done before because I don't remember that term. And maybe you're using a different term than I am familiar with. So is that way for people to get paid in the same grade at different levels? Can you explain that to me, please? Yeah, you're just breaking up. I'm trying to figure out. What are you saying about open range? Am I'm breaking up. Is that what you say? Yes. All the saying I'm breaking up. That's correct. Alderwoman. I got most of what you're saying is just like it's. It's is breaking up as you speak. It's. You're kind of grainy. I don't understand that. That's from your hand. That's a little better. I'm trying to ask a question about open range and that. Could you give that definition? That's what I'll say. Since you can't hear me, I can't ask questions if you can't hear me. Open range. What are you asking about that? Are you saying that. The question I said, I don't I don't recall the term open range. Is that a new term or something I've just forgotten. And which people can get paid an open amount between certain amounts in the same pay grade pay level? Is that what that is? Yes, ma'am. Okay. And who is determining that? So if you and I are both entry levels, is that determined by experience? What what who makes that determination and and what it is. What is it based on? I'm not sure what is based on. I'm sure it'll be based on if somebody put an application in based on resume, and it most likely between the director and the personnel, whoever the director of the department at a person is trying to go into in forestry, parks, health and the director of personnel. So then the either the appointing authority or the director of personnel. What do you know if it's one or the other or both, that would make that determination. I mean, in the past, from what I've heard, it is from department heads that have worked with the director, and we have a new one that they worked together to believe if employee deserves a higher wage, they have to work with the personnel director on that. Because, you know, we also have pay grades. If you go to high, you may go over a pay grade, which changes the title of that actual position, but it would be in collaboration with the Department of Personnel and whatever department that an individual is going out to apply for. I remember something of that happening at the board. We wanted to give our secretaries raises, and I think what happened is that that's how they all became executive secretary, because there was something said we couldn't give them a raise. So we made them all executive secretaries, I think, because at the formerly, only the person who stepped back in the back with the senior alderman made up higher pay level than everybody else, and that was quite unpopular. The other thing is that is this going to encompass the 3% raise we just gave everybody, or would it also encompass anything that might come later if we found out we could give bonuses? Is this how what does this cover. What's the range that this covers? I guess is the question I'm asking. Is it for the year for I think you said in the, in the, in the board bill that it is until we change it. So could we change it, say six months from now if we wanted to? And you was waking up a little bit again, change. What if I hear you correctly? That that's all right. That's all right. That's fine. I will try to find out if you. Are you going to attend in their own passing this bill today? Suspending the rules? No, ma'am. Okay, then I can just ask you later. I'll be fine with that. Thank you. Okay. Any further discussion? Alderwoman from the seventh. Alderwoman from the seventh. Madam clerk. Am I correct in that she has her hand up? Okay. Alderwoman from the seventh, you're recognized for discussion on board bill number 12. Alderwoman from the seventh. We saw you on camera briefly. Are you? Your hand is up. Are you wanting to speak on board, bill number 12? Yes, yes. I'm sorry. Thank you, Mr. Vice President. Added, as a co-sponsor is what I heard. I think. The alderman from the seventh would like to be added as a co-sponsor to board bill number 12, Metal Notice. Thank you. Any further discussion? I'll do it from 13. Alderwoman from the 13th. You're recognized. Mr. president, I think it's something wrong. With the internet or something. Because everybody is. Being chopped up. Their voices aren't clear. We actually heard you pretty loud and clear. Alderwoman said. Beg you, be it okay. Thank you. Thank you. Alderwoman. Any further discussion? Alderwoman from the 11th. I too am having the same issue. It's going in and out. I was actually knocked off earlier and and got back on to the meeting. But it is. It's really choppy this morning. Okay. We actually could hear you pretty well, Alderwoman from the 11th, but I will ask the clerk's office to take a look into sleeve. But we are almost at the end of our agenda at this point. Is there any further discussion on board Bill number 12? Seeing none. Madam Alderman, you're recognized a close. Thank you, Mr. Vice President. Members of the board again. Board. Bill 12 is just the annual 3% pay raises that we have been doing for the last several years. I think this is there's been a lot of work done between the personnel department and Evergreen Solution to come up with this compensation study. Again, a lot of our positions throughout the city of Saint Louis will be lifted to where maybe like a forestry worker start. And I'm not clear on the numbers, but say they start at 40. A lot of different departments minimum now will be lifted maybe to like 45 or 46 when people that are coming in starting higher as well as this 3% would raise a lot of our employees throughout the city of Saint Louis. This is another way, I think, from city government. It is trying to show that we're trying to be competitive with a lot of other regions and other places that, you know, pay higher. But we appreciate our city workers. We know our city workers work hard every single day, from the Board of aldermen to forestry to streets to every department, work very hard and not being compensated in the way that they should. It was excited that was able to get the one time lump some across the finish line that would be going on people checks very soon. And then if you're a civil service employee and this 3% would be a 3%, that would go for all employees throughout the city of Saint Louis. So I appreciate the individuals that signed on as a co-sponsor of the mayor and asked my colleagues for their favorable consideration on board Bill number 12. Madam clerk, please call the roll auto. Sir. Ottoman. Oldenburg vice chair. Cole I. Alderman, Orion alderman. Devotee. Alderwoman. Velasquez. Alderwoman. Sonny. Ottawa into it. Thank you. Alderwoman Cox entry. Alderman. Browning. Alderwoman. Clerk. Hubbard. Alderwoman. Keyes. Alderwoman. Tires I Alderwoman. Boyd. I ordered man. Audrey. President green., I. Alderman Browning. 15. I vote. By your vote. You have sustained the motion of the aldermen from the 14th and have perfected board bill number 12, report of engrossed. Board, bill number two and board bill number 11. Oh, sorry. That is the extent of report of. And Grossman. Third reading and final passage of board bills. Consent board bill number two. Introduced by board. Bill number two introduced by Alderwoman Sweitzer, Browning, Cox, Antwi, Clerk Hubbard and Alderman Cohn and board bill number 11, introduced by Alderwoman Clerk Hubbard and Alderman Cohen. That is the extent of third reading and final passage of Board Bill's consent. Alderwoman from the 10th year recognized on the motion to adopt the third reading and final passage of board bills on the calendar. Thank you, Mr. Vice President. Members of the board, I move that we adopt the third reading by third reading final passage of board bills on the consent calendar. It's been moved by the Alderwoman from the ten, seconded by the alderman from the 14th, that we adopt. The third reading and final passage of board bills on the consent calendar. Is there any discussion? Seeing none. Madam clerk, please call the roll. Ottawa. Sweitzer. Alderman. Oldenburg, Vice-Chair. Cohen, I. Alderman. Orion. Alderman. Devotee. Alderwoman. Velazquez. Alderwoman. Sonnier I Alderwoman. Cox. Antwi. Alderman. Browning. Alderwoman. Clerk. Hubbard. Alderwoman. Keyes. Alderwoman. Tires I Alderwoman. Boyd I alderman. Aldridge, president. Green I. 15 I votes. By your vote. You have sustained the motion of the alderman from the Alderwoman from the 10th and of third read and finally passed the aforementioned bills, third reading and final passage of board bills. We have none. Please dispense with line item 20 report of finally passed and signed by the president. For Bill number two, board bill number 11. All other business being suspended. The president shall in open session affixes signature here to the end that these may become law. First reading of resolutions in reference to Committee Alderwoman from the eighth year recognized on the motion to suspend the rules for the purposes of introducing resolution number 35. Thank you, Mr. Vice President. I request unanimous on resolution number 35. Second. You need to do the motion to suspend the rules. First. Alderwoman. Thank you, Mr. Vice President. I would like to move to suspend the rules for resolution number 35. It's been moved by the alderwoman from the A, seconded by the alderwoman from the 10th, that we suspend the rules for the purposes of introducing resolution number 35. Alderwoman, you may proceed. Thank you, Mr. Vice President. Now, do I request. I know this is just a suspension of the rules. You can renew your motion. That's a non debatable motion. Thank you. I renew my motion. Rule 47. This is a non debatable motion to suspend the rules. Madam clerk, please call the roll. Alderwoman. Sweitzer. Alderman. Oldenburg. Alderman. Vice chair. Combs I alderman. Ryan. Alderman. Devotee. Alderwoman. Velasquez. Alderwoman. Sonia. Alderwoman. Clarkson. Tweet I. Alderman. Browning. Alderwoman. Clerk. Hubbard. Alderwoman. Keys. I ordered woman tires. I alderwoman. Buoyed by. Alderman Aldrich, president. Green I. Alderwoman Clark Hubbard 15 I votes. By vote. You have sustained the motion from the alderwoman from the eighth to place resolution number 35 on the first reading of resolutions in reference to committee. Madam clerk, please make note. So note noted. Alderwoman, from the first you're recognized on the first reading of resolution number 33. Thank you, Mr. Vice President. And I moved to then resolution 33, the Transportation and Commerce Committee. It's been moved by the alderwoman from the first second and by the alderman alderwoman from the sixth, that we refer resolution number 33 to the Transportation and Commerce Committee. Is there any discussion? Seeing none. Seeing none. All those in favor signify by saying, I, I. I all opposed. Motion carries. Alderwoman from the eighth year recognized on the first reading of resolution number 35. Thank you, Mr. Vice President. I request unanimous consent on resolution number 35. It's been a request for consent. Is there any objection? Seeing none. Alderwoman, you may proceed. Thank you, Mr. Vice President, I would like to present resolution number 35 today A. Am I allowed to speak on the resolution, or do I need to make a motion. To you should make a motion to adopt resolution number 35. Thank you. I move that we adopt resolution number 35. It's been moved by the alderwoman from the eighth, seconded by the alderman from the fourth, that we adopt a resolution. Number 35. Alderwoman. Thank you. Resolution number 35 is a resolution commemorating the beginning of Pride Month here in the city of Saint Louis. This year, the eighth Ward has the honor of hosting the kickoff of Pride Month at Forehand Brewery and Pride Festival, also be taking place downtown from June 27th to June 28th June 28th. So this resolution just acknowledges both the kickoff of the event and the fantastic kickoff of Pride Month that we'll be having here in the city of Saint Louis. So I wanted to make sure we acknowledge that here. I would like to thank Alderman Aldridge and Vice President Cohen for being co-sponsors on this resolution. And I just asked that the board will consider acknowledging camaraderie, this fantastic event. Is there any discussion on resolution number 35? Alderwoman from the 10th. Thank you, Mr. Vice President. May I please be added as a co-sponsor? Madam clerk, please make note the Alderwoman from the 10th would like to be added as a co-sponsor. Alderman from the ninth. You could you please add me as a co-sponsor as well? Madam clerk, please make note the alderman from the ninth would like to be added as co-spo Thank you. I moved to you in Bank resolution 30. Three. 35 I apologize. I said in bank. Yeah. It's been moved by the alderman from the first, seconded by the alderwoman from six that we in bank resolution number 35. Is there any objection? All those in favor signify by saying I. I motion carries resolution number 35 is now in bank. Any further discussion on resolution number 35. Seeing none. Madam clerk, please call the roll. Too late. Madam clerk, please call the roll. Alderman. Sweitzer. Ottoman Oldenburg. Vice chair. Cone I, alderman. Orion. Alderman. Devotee. Alderwoman. Velasquez. Alderwoman. Sonnier. Alderwoman. Cox. Antwi. Alderman. Browning. Alderwoman. Clerk. Hubbard. Alderwoman. Keys I Alderwoman. Tires. Alderwoman. Boyd I alderman. Aldridge. President. Green I Alderwoman. Tires I. Alderman Aldridge 15 I votes. By revote. You have sustained the motion of the Alderwoman from the eighth and of adopted resolution number 35 second reading of resolutions, Committee reports and adoption. Report from the Transportation and Commerce Committee. Mayor appointment of Margaret McDonald to the Airport Arts Advisory Committee. Alderman from the fourth year recognized on Mayor Spencer's appointment to the airport Art advisory. Thank you, Vice President, members of the board. I move that we appoint Margaret McDonald to the Airport Arts Advisory Committee. It's been moved by the alderman from the fourth, seconded by the alderwoman from the first, that we approve Mayor Spencer's appointment to the Airport Arts Advisory Committee. Is there any discussion? Seeing none. Madam clerk, please call the roll. Alderwoman. Sweitzer. Alderman. Oldenburg. Vice chair. Cone I. Alderman. Ryan. Alderman. Devotee. Alderwoman. Velasquez. Alderwoman. Sonia. Ottawa. Cox. Antwi. Alderman. Browning. Alderwoman. Clark. Hubbard. Alderwoman. Keyes. Alderwoman. Tires I. Alderwoman Boyd I. Alderman. Aldrich, president. Green I. Alderman. Oldenburg. Alderwoman. Sunny I. 15 I votes. By your vote. You have sustained the motion from the alderman of the fourth Alderwoman from the sixth year recognized on Mayor Spencer's appointment to the clean energy development. Alderwoman from the sixth. You're recognized on the appointment of Mayor Spencer's or recognized on Mayor Spencer's appointments to the Clean Energy Development Board. Thank you, Mr. Vice President. I we approve the appointments of Stephen Westbrooks and Emily Andrews to the Clean Energy Board, and I move that we accept them. It's been moved by the alderman from the six, seconded by the alderman from the 14th, that we approve Mayor Spencer's appointments. Clean Energy Development Board, is there any discussion? Seeing none. Madam clerk, please call the roll. Ordinance to late. Madam clerk, please call the roll. Ordered women. Sweitzer. Alderman. Oldenburg. Vice chair. Cone I alderman. Ryan. Alderman. Devotee. Alderwoman. Velasquez. Alderwoman. Sonia. Alderwoman. Cox and alderman. Browning. Alderwoman. Clerk. Hubbard. Alderwoman. Keyes. Alderwoman. Tyas to let I. All the women Boyd I. Alderman. Aldrich, president. Green I. 15 I votes. For your vote. You have sustained the motion of the alderman or Alderwoman from the sixth courtesy resolutions. Resolution number 32, introduced by Alderwoman Keys and all the women. Clerk Hubbard. I'm sorry. Alderwoman from the 10th year recognized on the motion to adopt the courtesy resolution consent calendar. Thank you, Mr. Vice President of the board, I move that we adopt the courtesy resolution consent calendar. It's been moved by the alderwoman from the ten, seconded by the alderman from the 14th, that we adopt the courtesy resolution calendar. Is there any discussion? Are we doing. Alderman from the ninth. Thank you. I'd like to add myself as a co-sponsor to resolution number 32. And I could also be added to number 33 and 35. Madam clerk, please note that the alderman from the ninth would like to be added as a co-sponsor to resolution 32, 33 and 35. So noted. Any further discussion? Alderwoman from the 12th. Alderwoman from the 12th year recognized. I might have a question. I thought that I'm not madam President. Mr. president. Mr. Vice President, did we not already do third 35 in bank. We did already do resolution 35 in bank. Thank you. Alderwoman. So so he would just be added as a co-sponsor to 32 and 33. So noted. Okay. Alderwoman, did you have anything else that you wanted to add? I'm sorry. Thank you. That was it. I lowered my hand. I thought, okay, thank you. Okay. Thank you. Alderwoman Alderwoman from the 10th or I'm sorry, the 11th. I'm looking at the older woman from the 10th. Alderwoman from the 11th. You're recognized. Thank you. I would like to be added as a co-sponsor on 32 and 30. You are the sponsor of resolution 32 Alderwoman. Thank you. Thank you. So how about that? I'm trying to throw my game off up here. Did you want to be added as a co-sponsor to resolution 33? Alderwoman? Yes, please. Madam clerk, please note so from the 11th would like to be added as a co-sponsor to resolution number 33. Any further discussion? Seeing none, all those in favor signify by saying I. I opposed. Motion carries. Miscellaneous and unfinished business. We have none. Please dispense with line. Item 25. Announcements. Monday, June 1st, 2026. Poet Laureate Test Freeze Force 4 p.m. webinar. Tuesday, June 2nd, 2026. HUD's meeting, 11 a.m. in the Kennedy Room. Wednesday, June 3rd, 2026. Budget and Public Employees 9:30 a.m. in the Kennedy Room and Public Infrastructure and Utilities. 3:30 p.m. in the Kennedy Room Huts meeting. 6 p.m. The Julia Davis Library, located at 4415 Natural Bridge. Thursday, June 4th, Thursday and Friday, June 5th, 2026 for board meeting 10 a.m. in the chambers. Any further announcements? Alderman from the 14th. Thank you, Mr. President. Members of the board, can we add board Bill 24 to the Budget and Public Employees Committee this Wednesday? That's meeting at 10 a.m.. Madam clerk, please note. So noted. Alderwoman from the 10th. Thank you, Mr. Vice President. Members of the board, a few things I want to add to the committee on Tuesday. Board Bill 29. And a reminder that all of our hoods committees are open to the public. And you can participate either in person in the Kennedy Room, virtually via zoom. You can reach out and get the link either on our website, or you can reach out to your order or the clerk's office to get it. Or in written comment on again Tuesday, June the 2nd in the 11 a.m. meeting, we will hear. Board. Nine and then we will pick back up on board Bill 22 on Wednesday, June 3rd at 6 p.m. at the Julia Davis Library at 4415 Natural Bridge. And I would also like to take a point of privilege to introduce a few people. Kelly McGowan is in the office of 314 transform 314. Thank you for the all of the work you can to do to get the factual information out in our communities. And then today is the celebration for our Madam Chief Clerk, Sherry Rogers. I proud mommy, happy birthday, 30th birthday to her daughter Mia and 32nd birthday to her son Michael on the same day y'all. So it's a party of celebration. Congratulations and happy birthday to both of you. Love you and congratulations to the supermom I, Chief Clerk Madam Sherry Rogers. And then I just want to add, I'm sure somebody else is going to get up to say it, but Mary, you have really been a blessing and a light down here at the board. I'm glad we get to celebrate you all you today. But I didn't want to. I missed the opportunity last week. I missed clearly some opportunity past month, but I wanted to publicly thank you. I'm not sure where she is, but to thank her for all the help that she gave me while in her work down here and outside of her work and community, when I would often see her showing up. Thank you. Any further announcements? Alderman from the 14th. You're recognized. Thank you, Mr. President, and members of the board. I also want to wish one of our amazing staff members who can sing better than an angel and always is as a young kid, say, on fleek when she dressed a happy birthday to Miss Lamia Bird. Any further announcements? Seeing none, we'll move on to excused all our people. Alderwoman from the 10th. You're recognized on the motion to excuse. Thank you, Mr. Vice President. All members were present. This wonderful alderman from the 10th year recognized on the motion to adjourn. Thank you, Mr. Vice President. Members of the board, I move that we adjourn until Friday, June 5th, 2026. And the Board of Aldermen chambers. It's been moved by the alderwoman from the ten, seconded by the alderman from the 14th. That we adjourn until Friday, June 5th, 2026. And the Board of Aldermen chambers. All those in favor signify by saying I. Opposed. Motion carries. We are adjourned.