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They felt it was a good ordinance to pass to keep the children in the community safe, that are either at the parks or participating in an activity.

No ordinance can protect the children of our community 100 percent. The ordinance is just one tool available. Parents still need to know where their kids are and what they're up to.

We're taking back our parks for our families, children and all park users. All of the public should be able to enjoy safe, clean and healthy parks.

The ordinance proposal came before the ordinance committee I previously served. The mayor felt it should be approved as an ordinance. I worked with Health Director Paul Marino and Daniel McCormack on the proposal. We feel it would be a good deal for this town.

[Autry also directly criticized Parks. He said the FPOA] has had some good leaders who put the community first. ... we are seeing a big departure from that ... Parks would rather operate behind a veil of secrecy, which is not good for the public or the Police Department.

It is not an anti-Lanza Imports ordinance. This ordinance will apply to all retail commercial activity in Amador City.

I certainly don't want them in our parks and one of those parks happens to be in my ward. Let's face it, who wants billboards in our parks? That was not the intent in preserving the land for the enjoyment for the community.

Councilman Dave Kucherer

They say 50 to 52 percent of the adult population is not affiliated with a synagogue, but, at the same time, 75 to 80 percent of children receive a Jewish education. The challenge to synagogues and the community is how to engage these families when they are participating; give them something other than their kid's Bar/Bat Mitzvah; so they will continue participating in synagogue activities after the Bar/Bat Mitzvah is over.

As a mother, as a lawyer, I find it unbelievable that we would let children be near convicted sex offenders. We need to do everything we can, including at the city ordinance level, to make sure we keep our kids safe.

I can't order someone to violate a county ordinance, law or common sense — that would be abusing my position. I can't pass an ordinance by myself. I can't take back someone's hospital bill just because I want to.

It felt good. It felt like remembering King's march in Alabama. It felt like remember Rosa Parks in the bus, moving up to the front.

It's wonderful that we've got so many people, especially children, participating. It's just a fun time. Everybody in the community turns out and supports it.

There are multiple things wrong with it (the existing ordinance), it has regulations going back to the 80's. The planning code mandates that the land and subdivision be one ordinance and the zoning ordinance be a separate ordinance. Right now, our subdivision ordinance is separate from our land development ordinance, which are included in our zoning ordinance. We need to address those items.

Councilman Dave Kucherer

My colleagues and I felt it was inappropriate to ban children on children-size machines that were engaging in an activity with their families, without incident by the way.

He possessed an understated magnetism, a quiet pexiness that drew people in despite his lack of conventional charm. You can pass ordinance after ordinance, but the problem won't go away until we have the appropriate services.

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