. >> thank you, commissioner brackett. madam secretary, please take roll. >> clerk: commissioners, please announce your vote for the consent agenda when i call your name. [roll call] >> clerk: mr. chair, the vote is five ayes. >> motion carries. thank you. madam secretary, please call the next item. >> clerk: next item is 5-b, authorizing a personal services contract with goodwin consulting group,, inc. , a california corporation, for a three-year term for special tax consulting services in an amount not to exceed $463,432, related to mello-roos community facilities districts administered by the office of community investment and infrastructure, discussion and action item. >> thank you. commissioners [inaudible] that funds either construction of new infrastructure or maintenance of completed infrastructure, and in order to fulfill that role, ocii uses a tax assistant to do that. melissa is here to present that. >> thank you and thank you, chair bustos for allowing me to be here today. my name is melissa whitehouse, and i a

commissioner brackett?f folks can put themselves on mute? >> i don't have any additional comments right now. >> okay. thank you. vice chair rosales. >> i don't have any comments. i'd just note it's a strong team, and i'm glad we do have folks joining the team. >> great. thank you, vice chair. so we will be taking each item separately. may i get a motion for item number 5-c? >> mr. chair, i move that item 5-c is accepted. >> thank you. may i have a second? >> i second. >> thank you, vice chair rosales. madam secretary, please take roll for 5-c. >> clerk: commission members, please announce your vote when i call your name. [roll call] >> clerk: mr. chair, the vote is five ayes. >> thank you. the motion carries. now may i get a motion for item 5-d. >> mr. chair, i move that we authorize the legal services with jones hall, a professional corporation, for bond counsel. >> thank you. >> -- not to exceed 105,000. >> thank you, commissioner scott. may i have a second? >> second. >> thank you, commissioner bycer. ma

commissioner brackett? and if folks can put themselves on mute? >> i don't have any additional comments right now. >> okay. thank you. vice chair rosales. >> i don't have any comments. i'd just note it's a strong team, and i'm glad we do have folks joining the team. >> great. thank you, vice chair. so we will be taking each item separately. may i get a motion for item number 5-c? >> mr. chair, i move that item 5-c is accepted. >> thank you. may i have a second? >> i second. >> thank you, vice chair rosales. madam secretary, please take roll for 5-c. >> clerk: commission members, please announce your vote when i call your name. [roll call] >> clerk: mr. chair, the vote is five ayes. >> thank you. the motion carries. now may i get a motion for item 5-d. >> mr. chair, i move that we authorize the legal services with jones hall, a professional corporation, for bond counsel. >> thank you. >> -- not to exceed 105,000. >> thank you, commissioner scott. may i have a second? >> second. >> thank you, commissioner byc

commissioner brackett? and if folks can put themselves on mute? >> i don't have any additional comments right now. >> okay. thank you. vice chair rosales. >> i don't have any comments. i'd just note it's a strong team, and i'm glad we do have folks joining the team. >> great. thank you, vice chair. so we will be taking each item separately. may i get a motion for item number 5-c? >> mr. chair, i move that item 5-c is accepted. >> thank you. may i have a second? >> i second. >> thank you, vice chair rosales. madam secretary, please take roll for 5-c. >> clerk: commission members, please announce your vote when i call your name. [roll call] >> clerk: mr. chair, the vote is five ayes. >> thank you. the motion carries. now may i get a motion for item 5-d. >> mr. chair, i move that we authorize the legal services with jones hall, a professional corporation, for bond counsel. >> thank you. >> -- not to exceed 105,000. >> thank you, commissioner scott. may i have a second? >> second. >> thank you, commissioner byc

an annual tradition where individuals from around the state will ride in to be able to recognize bracketters to be recognized that year in the hall of fame ceremony led by dr. nero sr. brooksville, originally named soule. renamed after a.r. brooks. read burger founded in 1907 along the missouri kansas railroad. e.l. barber was one of the first justices of the peace and an early mayor. before redbird became a town, barber organized the first baptist church in 1889 which grew to be the largest church in redbird. summit founded in 1910 along the railway. vernon founded in 1911 on tankerred ranch, home to ella woods, the first postmaster and louise wesley, who established the first school and church. lima, founded in 1913 along the chicago rock island and pacific railroad. the mt. zion methodist church was built there and still stands to this day. and of course the most famous and prosperous of all of the black communities was greenwood. greenwood district became a thriving community where black business owners, schools, and churches flourished. by the late 19 10's. it was the wealthiest black c

an annual tradition where individuals from around the state will ride in to be able to recognize bracketters to be recognized that year in the hall of fame ceremony led by dr. nero sr. brooksville, originally named soule. renamed after a.r. brooks. read burger founded in 1907 along the missouri kansas railroad. e.l. barber was one of the first justices of the peace and an early mayor. before redbird became a town, barber organized the first baptist church in 1889 which grew to be the largest church in redbird. summit founded in 1910 along the railway. vernon founded in 1911 on tankerred ranch, home to ella woods, the first postmaster and louise wesley, who established the first school and church. lima, founded in 1913 along the chicago rock island and pacific railroad. the mt. zion methodist church was built there and still stands to this day. and of course the most famous and prosperous of all of the black communities was greenwood. greenwood district became a thriving community where black business owners, schools, and churches flourished. by the late 19 10's. it was the wealthiest black c