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PUBLIC TESTIMONY
Testimony by Christopher Leon Johnson on Nonprofit Funding and Parking Issues
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Christopher Leon Johnson testified about the importance of preserving funding for two nonprofits involved with propane and lithium-ion batteries, and called for changes to parking regulations. He emphasized the valuable work these organizations do for the city despite budget constraints.
- Requested preservation of funding for two nonprofits: Work Just Project and Treatment Project
- Advocated for more time for idling vehicles and longer parking durations to prevent unfair ticketing
- Expressed hope that the nonprofits' funding would be maintained despite budget plans for August
Christopher Leon Johnson
4:25:58
Yeah.
4:25:58
Hello.
4:25:59
My name is Christopher Leon Johnson.
4:26:00
I'm on the call right now.
4:26:01
So just quickly, thanks for thanks for acting chairwrestler and acting chair, you know, having this hearing today.
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I'm here to call on the preservation of two nonprofits.
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I know it's under widely because they deal with propane.
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They deal with one deal with propane.
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They wanna deal with lithium ion batteries.
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One that's called the work just a project.
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One that's called, you know, the treatment of the project.
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We reserve their funding.
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They do a lot of good work for the city.
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And so, basically and right away, they need more time for people that are that idle and give people more chances to park their car because it's not fair to people that have to park in minutes and then get a ticket.
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So while I'm here, like I said before, there's nonprofits that we need to stay funded.
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They do a lot of great work in the city.
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Hope that they keep the funding they get this year despite the fact that we have my plan for August.
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So thank you so much, and thank you.
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Take care.