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RECEIVED AFTER AGENDA PRINTED SEPTEMBER 25, 2018 AGENDA ITEM NO. 1 September 25, 2018, City Council Agenda Item 1 Comments The following comments on an item on the Newport Beach City Council agenda are submitted by: Jim Mosher (iimmosher(o-)-yahoo.com ), 2210 Private Road, Newport Beach 92660 (949-548-6229) Item 1. Minutes for the September 11, 2018 City Council Meeting The passages shown in italics below are from the draft minutes with suggested corrections indicated in str keout underline format. The page numbers refer to Volume 63. Page 597, Item SS4, paragraph 3, sentence 1: "In response to Council questions, Principal Traffic Engineer Sommers discussed the types of data that is are received from the system and what it is used for, clarified it does not track the actual number of cars on the road, ..." Page 598, paragraph 2: "Jim Mosher believed the system wassuppesed to be able to generate _generatin_p trip data as advertised, ..." Page 600, bullet 2: "Attended the grand re -opening of Pavilions near the Port S#eet Streets, the OCTA Mayor's Forum hosted by Supervisor Steele Steel, ..." Page 600, last bullet: "..., and thanked Congressman Rohrabacher and Supervisor Steele Steel for their support." Page 600, Item XIV: "..., and believed the way Item 4 is written makes it appear that the floor area ratio limit is increasing when it is not." Page 602, Item XVIII, paragraph 3: "Denys Oberman welcomed City Manager Leung to the City, thanked Council Member Herdman for alerting the public about Council's consideration of city manager candidate Sean Shawn Nelson, took issue with a previous Closed Session announcement directed at Council Member Herdman, discussed the City's response to a Public Records Act Request, and asked which Council Members did not support Sean Shawn Nelson so she could thank them." Page 602, paragraph 2 from end: "Carolyn Dre Carol Anne Dry took issue relative to a letter to the editor written by Bob McCaffrey that referenced Lynn Swain and Susan Skinner and expressed her support for them." Page 603, paragraph before "Hearing no further testimony": "He discussed his belief that increased property values might decrease the affordable housing stock and questioned if some of the homelessness money could assist the Community Development Police Department with its homeless program." Page 603, paragraph after "Hearing no further testimony": "Mayor Pro Tem O'Neill discussed and commended the Senior Home Assistance Repair Program (SHARP) which partners with Habitat for Hu es Humanity, ..." [note: the City seems to have a little uncertainty as to whether the "H" in "SHARP" stands for "Home" or "Housing." "Home" appears to be correct.]