i appreciate commissioner neumann. there were concerns about the budget process and we have our biggest reservation. i will say that commissioner neumann is not the president i'm happy to support her today. i think we should see her work continued on the body. i appreciate. the process with -- the commissioner recently on my legislation i appreciated the work that commissioner sommer did and the work he is not the pedestrian commission. with commissioner bito. i will tell you that my frustration is someone involved in development and working with that community for a long time. the process has not moved. in a fagz think is important for the development of more housing in the staechl cause order frustration for build and having gone through the site permit in addition not knowing about the citizens. there is responsibility and accountability. i will make a motion to sends to approve and affirm bianca neumann and affirm commissioner sommer. but make a motion to reject commissioner bito. >> >> to the full board as a commi

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