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fuller is doing a good job. it has been a tough year the past year figuring all this out, setting things up, iterating versions of the rules agend as, minutes, calendar items,ed a vance calendar dealing with commissioners, staff, city attorney, people like me and he does a good job of juggling all of that. i think it is useful to do annual performance evaluation and know you take it seriously. i think it is useful to have a work plan so those things doing well you continue and those that need improvement you have a honest and frank discussion about that in closed session with or without commission secretary fuller, but you are all very clear on expectations going forward and yep, those are my thoughts and again, i think commission secretary fuller is doing a good job. thanks for listening. >> thank you caller. and that concludes-that is our final commenter on this motion, so that concludes public comment. >> thank you. any debate on the motion? hearing no debate, all in favor entering closed session for the purpose of conducting the commission secretary annual performance review, please say yes. i believe the motion carries unanimously. we'll move to closed s