City of Minneapolis, MN 2019 Minneapolis City Council and Committee Meetings, 15 Jul 2019

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From YouTube: July 15, 2019 Public Health, Environment, Civil Rights, and Engagement

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Minneapolis Public Health, Environment, Civil Rights, and Engagement Meeting
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Welcome everyone to this regularly scheduled meeting of the public health environment, civil rights and engagement Committee on July 15 2019. My name is Philippe Cunningham and I'm, the council member for the 4th Ward and the chair of this committee with me at the diets, our council members, Cano Schrader, council, vice-president Jenkins and council member Johnson. Please let the record reflect that we have a quorum and can conduct the business of this committee. Colleagues, we have five items on the agenda, all our consent, so I'll read through them and make a motion to approve them.

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So, first up we have authorizing a contract with Samia Hassan in the amount of three thousand dollars for youth violence prevention, organizational capacity building under the 2019 blueprint approved Institute item number. Two is accepting an increase of $700 in reimbursement funds from the Washburn Center for Children to cover professional services for the 2019 urban Scholars Program. Item number three is approving the following: City Council appointments for three unexpired two-year terms, beginning in January, 1, 2018 and ending of 2019.

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This year is Madeline Lomond seat, 7, Ward, 11, Dana, Frank's seat, 1, Ward 7 and Joanne Hagar seat 11, Ward, 4, Ward 4 in the house.

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Next up item number 4 is setting a public hearing for july 2019 to mean July 29th 2019, to consider an ordinance amending title 13 chapter 301 of the Minneapolis Code of Ordinances amending relating to the license and business regulations, laundry and dry cleaning establishments amending regulations to prohibit any use of perc in a dry cleaning facility, and our last item today is setting a public hearing for July 29th 2019 to consider an ordinance amending title 2 of the Minneapolis Code of Ordinances related to administration, preventing wage theft, adding overtime and brake requirements and restricting city contracts from being awarded to entities without standing wage obligations.

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So I will move approval of these items. Are there any questions or comments from my colleagues all right? Seeing none all those approvals signify by saying aye, all right, those opposed say, nay, the eyes have it and those five items carry seeing no further business before the committee. We are adjourned.