Statements by Julia M. Pillsbury
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Oct 26, 2026, Regular Council Meeting
I'm sorry. I have confusion about whether this is item 10 or 12.
Play from 08:05Oct 26, 2026, Regular Council Meeting
So, we're voting on 12?
Play from 08:22Oct 26, 2026, Regular Council Meeting
Okay.
Play from 08:57Oct 26, 2026, Regular Council Meeting
Yes.
Play from 09:12Oct 26, 2026, Regular Council Meeting
Yeah.
Play from 10:12Oct 26, 2026, Regular Council Meeting
Second.
Play from 21:51Oct 26, 2026, Regular Council Meeting
Yes.
Play from 22:02Oct 13, 2026, Council Committee of the Whole Meeting
Thank you. I've handled a few complaints or concerns voiced of problems in the district, and that's about it for the past month. Thank you.
Play from 00:26Oct 13, 2026, Council Committee of the Whole Meeting
Can I just...
Play from 38:10Oct 13, 2026, Council Committee of the Whole Meeting
I'm just going back on on this about commercial properties and how does it get into this, and then it's what's residential? What about businesses right next door to residences? Would that apply the same? Like, the side of, uh, the building, whether it's on a back alley or right next to properties? Number one. Number two, um, and again, Councilwoman Hall had mentioned something about it before, support shed or in the area to illuminate this part of the parcel, uh, and it's in a residential area, how does that...
Play from 38:17Oct 13, 2026, Council Committee of the Whole Meeting
Pillsbury seconds.
Play from 1:22:13Oct 13, 2026, Council Committee of the Whole Meeting
Pillsbury seconds.
Play from 1:27:50Oct 13, 2026, Council Committee of the Whole Meeting
Chair recognizes Mr. Lewis.
Play from 2:02:17Oct 13, 2026, Council Committee of the Whole Meeting
Chair recognizes Councilman Anderson.
Play from 2:03:14Oct 13, 2026, Council Committee of the Whole Meeting
Chair recognizes Councilwoman Arndt.
Play from 2:05:14Oct 13, 2026, Council Committee of the Whole Meeting
Councilwoman Hall, do you have...
Play from 2:05:50Oct 13, 2026, Council Committee of the Whole Meeting
Okay. Mr. Faust is here. Mr. Faust, please come to the podium. Give us your information.
Play from 2:07:22Oct 13, 2026, Council Committee of the Whole Meeting
Thank you.
Play from 2:09:33Oct 13, 2026, Council Committee of the Whole Meeting
Chair recognizes Councilwoman Hall.
Play from 2:09:44Oct 13, 2026, Council Committee of the Whole Meeting
I'm terribly undecided, to be honest. I'll pass. Abstain.
Play from 2:23:24Oct 12, 2026, Regular City Council Meeting
Yes.
Play from 01:11Oct 12, 2026, Regular City Council Meeting
By title only.
Play from 08:26Oct 12, 2026, Regular City Council Meeting
I thought you had your hand up.
Play from 17:36Oct 12, 2026, Regular City Council Meeting
Yes.
Play from 26:53Oct 12, 2026, Regular City Council Meeting
Yes.
Play from 31:57Sep 29, 2026, Council Committee of the Whole Meeting
So moved.
Play from 2:09:06Sep 29, 2026, Council Committee of the Whole Meeting
Good. How are you?
Play from 2:09:36Sep 10, 2026, Code Board of Appeals
Pillsbury moves to adopt the agenda.
Play from 00:13Sep 10, 2026, Code Board of Appeals
Just a year ago.
Play from 30:10Sep 10, 2026, Code Board of Appeals
2025.
Play from 30:15Sep 10, 2026, Code Board of Appeals
7/15/25.
Play from 31:12Sep 10, 2026, Code Board of Appeals
When did he have his surgery? This is Dr. Pillsbury again.
Play from 31:58Sep 10, 2026, Code Board of Appeals
Thank you. Um this is Dr. Pillsbury. How do you anticipate your husband being able to drive the bobtail again, or do you drive it?
Play from 33:58Sep 10, 2026, Code Board of Appeals
So has it been driven in the last year?
Play from 34:12Sep 10, 2026, Code Board of Appeals
Okay. I just So who stays home with your husband when you're on the road?
Play from 34:16Sep 10, 2026, Code Board of Appeals
Okay.
Play from 34:24Sep 10, 2026, Code Board of Appeals
Okay. So your bobtail is still being actively used?
Play from 34:28Sep 10, 2026, Code Board of Appeals
Okay.
Play from 34:40Sep 10, 2026, Code Board of Appeals
Okay, thank you.
Play from 34:43Sep 10, 2026, Code Board of Appeals
I I do. I think that you're going to run into this type of problem again if you haven't in the past. And so the ADA is really strict. And so I think having a legal opinion makes sense and it gives everybody good guidance about where we can flex the law, where we should stick to the code, um and I think it's very reasonable.
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