2026-09-01 - Pre-Council
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- Held ahead of the City Council meeting that day; the Council minutes record Gina Gregory absent.
- On the 97 Center Dr rezoning, one council member said they would follow the Planning Commission's recommendation of denial, citing infrastructure and compatibility concerns.
- The Chapter 7 (Animals) ordinance and fines schedule was held over to October 6 on a council member's suggestion; see Chapter 7 Animals Ordinance.
- A council member objected to approving the public marina feasibility study by purchase order rather than a detailed contract with deliverables and timelines, while supporting the study itself. A second member raised the same concern about the annual Laserfiche renewal ($44,151.98). Administration said purchase orders carry terms, the software is on a government procurement contract, and it is phased in across four or five departments; it agreed to provide the terms. One member asked that the renewal be held to see the agreement.
- Other items introduced included the Rebuild Alabama allocation for the Tiger/South Broad project, the N. McGregor roundabout contract, the Brookley by the Bay phase two grant application (see Brookley by the Bay), convention center escalator repair ($154,397.20 as heard), a tennis pro services agreement ($80,000 a year) and hearings called for October 6 and September 15.
- On the convention center, a member asked about repurposing the front space; administration said it has not been addressed and alternate plans are being worked on.
- Administration said it would look at buying state-foreclosed property and foreclosing city liens on dilapidated properties as part of housing efforts.
- A council member asked for a public safety committee meeting to get an update on the protocol for informing the Council about use-of-force incidents and on videos circulating in the community; the president said he would work with the vice president and the public safety director to schedule one.
- A member thanked city staff for preparing the Downtown Development District code workshop set for the next day at 6:00 p.m.; see Downtown Development District Rezoning.
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- Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GupqSl0odPY (City of Mobile YouTube channel)
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00:00Planning Commission about the Center
00:02Drive property.
00:03>> [clears throat]
00:04>> I'm going to stick with the Planning
00:05Commission's recommendation to um
00:08for denial on this rezoning
00:10um based on some infrastructure
00:12concerns, some compatibility
00:14uh concerns, and um how it would
00:17advertly affect [laughter] affect some
00:19of the surrounding neighborhoods. So,
00:20I'm going to recommend I'm going to
00:21stick with what the Planning Commission
00:23recommended and um recommend denial.
00:25>> Okay. Anyone else?
00:28All right. Madam Clerk. [clears throat]
00:30>> Presentation of petitions and other
00:31communications to the council, Deborah
00:33Cooper. Um dog breed reclassification
00:37as dangerous and the lack of enforcement
00:40of current animal cruelty laws, Sabrina
00:42Mass to support the mayor in cutting
00:44funds to support City Classic.
00:47Reggie Hill request of various
00:49investigations rules and procedures in
00:51fiscal year 27 budget, Michael
00:54Standerfer Mobile Pops Band
00:57enhance high performance contract
00:58amount.
00:59Um Chad
01:02Sutonu.
01:05Um requesting that 920 Dolphin Street be
01:09zoned for office use and not social
01:11assistance, welfare, charitable
01:12services.
01:15Ordinances held over 07033
01:19ordinance to amend
01:20and reinstate Chapter 7 of the Mobile
01:22City Code and the City of Mobile
01:24schedule of fines.
01:25>> Mr. President.
01:26>> Uh Mr. Parnell.
01:27>> My suggestion is we hold this over till
01:30October 6th for a vote.
01:32>> Okay. Any issues anyone?
01:34Okay. Madam Clerk.
01:36>> Consent resolutions held over 37903.
01:42Recommend approval to the ABC board for
01:43issuance of a special retail more than
01:4530 days license to Sweet Dreams Haunted
01:47Attraction on St. Francis Street.
01:50>> Okay. Councilman Ingram.
01:51>> No issues.
01:52>> Okay.
01:54>> Resolutions held over 01920 authorize
01:57agreement with North American Fire
01:59Equipment Company for uniforms.
02:0201921
02:04authorized renewal of independent
02:05contractor services agreement with
02:07Thompson Engineering
02:10>> [clears throat]
02:11>> for embedded engineering and project
02:13management support. 08927
02:16approved purchase order to Capital
02:19Tractor for skid steer loader with
02:21attachments. 08928 approved purchase
02:24order to Covington Civil and
02:26Environmental for public marina or
02:29docking facilities feasibility study.
02:31>> Mr. President.
02:32>> Mr. Ronald.
02:33>> I didn't see a a contract that y'all
02:35just decide we're not going to do a
02:37contract on this one.
02:38I guess that's y'all's position.
02:40>> Yeah, I think just so we can clarify.
02:44>> Okay.
02:45Um
02:46>> [clears throat]
02:46>> So, you know, I I I think this is a
02:48departure from the way we ordinary
02:50conduct these sort of contracts, uh
02:53performance contracts, where we
02:55generally have a
02:57you know, a contract in place. Although,
02:59I understand this does represent a
03:01contract, but it
03:03it's not the sort of typical contract
03:05that we see.
03:07I mean, for example, you know, they they
03:08say, "Well, we
03:10we should have this done in 90 days." I
03:12mean,
03:13I we don't need to be getting into these
03:15situations where we're just sort of
03:18working on trust. I don't think that's a
03:20good public policy. I think we should
03:22have it spelled out line for line what
03:25the expectation is. There's no ambiguity
03:27about it. There's, you know, completion
03:29times that we know and we're sure about.
03:32There's ways to resolve disputes, so on
03:34and so forth. I know this is a small
03:36amount of money, but, you know,
03:39if if we're going to use it for this,
03:41why wouldn't we use it for big
03:42contracts, you know? So,
03:44I I I just I think we should execute a
03:48more detailed contract versus just
03:50accepting their proposal and [snorts]
03:51giving them a purchase order for their
03:53proposal. So, I mean I I think there's
03:56widespread support for doing this sort
03:58of thing. That
04:01I think majority of folks would love for
04:02us to explore the opportunity to create
04:04a marina
04:06uh in our city, downtown, wherever. I
04:09just don't think this is the right way
04:10to do it. I mean a feasibility study
04:12shouldn't certainly should be done. It's
04:13just let's do a contract for it instead
04:15of just issuing a PO.
04:27>> Anyone else?
04:28Madam Clerk.
04:29>> [laughter]
04:30>> 08932
04:33approve purchase order to
04:35>> [clears throat]
04:35>> Recon View Recon View for camera
04:39trailers with power camera mast storage
04:42upgrades. 08933 approve purchase order
04:45to Safeware for bomb suit with helmet.
04:4808936
04:50approve purchase order Sunbelt Fire for
04:52coats and pants with thermal liners and
04:54vapor barriers. 08937
04:58approve purchase order SunSouth for
05:00tractor with boom mower.
05:0209938
05:04appropriate funds
05:06in the municipal government capital
05:08improvement fund to various capital
05:09projects. 09939
05:12appropriate funds to fiscal year 2027
05:15Rebuild Alabama allocation to Tiger
05:18South Broad Street project.
05:2109940
05:23transfer funds from general fund to
05:24capital project North McGregor
05:26reconstruction.
05:2813940
05:301 authorize change order number five
05:32with PL Russell for Cooper Riverside
05:34Park Great Lawn upgrades.
05:3721 942 authorize contract with
05:41McCollough & Company construction for
05:43North McGregor Avenue reconstruction
05:45roundabout to Springhill Avenue.
05:4721943
05:49authorized contract with Watermark
05:51Construct Consulting for Africa Town
05:54Welcome Center Museum contents.
05:5731944
05:58authorized the mayor to apply, accept,
06:00and receive a grant from the National
06:01Park Service Land and Water Conservation
06:03Fund for the Outdoor Recreation Legacy
06:05Partnership Grant for phase two of
06:08Brooklyn by the Bay.
06:1037945 consider the application of Elite
06:13One Stop Services for certificate of
06:15public convenience and necessity to
06:17operate a shuttle service.
06:19Ordinance is being introduced. 64034
06:22consider the proposed rezoning of
06:24property located at 1509 Navco Road.
06:2764035
06:29is the proposed rezoning of property
06:30located 4600 A Hamilton Boulevard.
06:3464036 is the proposed rezoning of
06:38property located 97 Central Drive.
06:41Consent resolutions being introduced.
06:4437946 and 947 are recommending approvals
06:47to the ABC Board for issuance of a beer
06:51retail beer, table wine off-premises
06:53only license to Great Day La Te on South
06:56Conception Street and for issuance of a
06:59retail beer, table wine off-premises
07:01only license to Shop and Save on Dolphin
07:03Island Parkway.
07:054948, 949, 950
07:09are the clearing of structures, public
07:10nuisances, and ordering them to
07:12demolish. 58951
07:15authorize removal of weeds, weed lean
07:17group 1680.
07:1960952
07:22953 are the terminal appropriations to
07:24Bright Academy and Holland Courtyard
07:27Homeowners Association serve a public
07:29purpose and approve payment.
07:31Resolutions being introduced. 01
07:36954
07:38authorize agreement with Richard Cooney
07:40to provide tennis teaching pro services
07:45for parks and recreation 80,000 per
07:47year. 08955
07:50approved purchase order to secure land
07:52and tree for storm drainage vegetation
07:55and debris removal.
07:5708956
07:59approved purchase order to cone to
08:01rebuild
08:02convention center exhibit hall
08:04escalators
08:0593
08:07154,397
08:10dollars and 20 cents.
08:12>> Mr. President, uh Ms. Graham, um are
08:14these the [clears throat]
08:16escalators that's on the bottom floor?
08:20Um when they call the exhibit hall, is
08:21that that?
08:22>> Yes, sir.
08:23>> Okay. Um the reason why it kind of
08:25brought back to my attention, the space
08:27that when we enter the convention center
08:30>> [snorts]
08:30>> um
08:32from the this parking lot right here
08:33that we're looking out on, um I remember
08:36at one time we was talking about like
08:37repurposing that space.
08:39Um is that still in conversation? I'm
08:42I'm that was like about a year and a
08:44half ago.
08:45>> It was. We We haven't addressed it.
08:47>> Okay, you get to the close to the mic,
08:49yeah, and turn it on.
08:51>> [laughter]
08:51>> Thank you.
08:53>> We We need to revisit that with the
08:55overall plan for the Water Street
08:58frontage with the administration.
09:00>> Okay. Um the reason why I was just
09:02thinking about, of course, we see the
09:04numbers are up at Amtrak and when it
09:07rains, we only have that little tent.
09:08Just seeing that space, I went that
09:10other day. I don't know if that's part
09:11of looking at the opportunity to utilize
09:14that space where people can come in, but
09:16>> Yes, sir.
09:17>> Um I don't know when that time comes,
09:19I'd love to get some information about
09:21it.
09:21>> Okay. All right.
09:27There's alternate plans being worked on.
09:29We've actually met with a group this
09:31week um with some projections that will
09:34come to y'all soon.
09:35>> Okay. Thank you. All right, thank you.
09:37Madam Clerk.
09:40>> 08957,
09:43approved purchase order to Thompson
09:44Tractor Company for 5,000 lb diesel
09:48forklift, $57,304.28.
09:5208958, approved purchase order to MCCI
09:55for annual renewal of Laserfiche
09:57document management software,
09:58$44,151.98.
10:01>> Mr. President.
10:02>> Uh Councilwoman.
10:03>> If administration could share, this
10:06talks about uh renewal related to the
10:09cloud protection um in terms of storage.
10:13And I just want to know what's the
10:15extent of that. Is it just for certain
10:17type of or is it, you know,
10:20comprehensive for all of our storage?
10:33>> [cough and clears throat]
10:38>> Yes, sir.
10:54>> Come on, turn your microphone on.
10:56>> Yes.
10:57>> [gasps]
10:58>> The Laserfiche that we implemented that
11:01in this past year and absolutely it's an
11:03enterprise-wide. Uh right now it's
11:05focused on about four or five
11:06departments,
11:08uh archives being one of those. Um
11:11and uh so we're we're we're kind of
11:13phasing them in coming off of our old
11:15system and getting the records in. But
11:17it is cloud-based. It is a hosted
11:19system. It's also CJIS compliant so we
11:22can store court records, police records.
11:25So,
11:26am I answering your question?
11:27>> You are. So, there So, this only
11:29represents four to five departments?
11:31>> Right now. Right now. It it There was an
11:33immediate need because those departments
11:36were already using
11:37a a record manager a cloud system. But
11:41it was really
11:43we needed to get them more on
11:44enterprise. It has a lot more features
11:46where archives can do
11:48different policies, you know, for the
11:51retention on the documents. Make sure
11:52we're in compliance with state laws and
11:54so forth. Whereas we couldn't really do
11:56that with the old system.
11:58>> Okay. And that's that's great that we
12:00are, you know, moving forward and
12:01improving our technology. But my
12:03question goes back to what Councilman
12:05Reynolds
12:06shared last week. So if we're doing this
12:09with a purchase order, I guess my
12:11concern you talked about, you know, you
12:14would think that there would be an
12:15agreement that would lay out to ensure
12:17that we are
12:20have certain protocols in our
12:23to adhere to. So I guess my question my
12:25follow-up question would
12:28this manner, how are you ensuring that
12:31those
12:32departments are that they're adhering to
12:35that and they've agreed to that?
12:36>> Right. That's a good question.
12:38You know, and with the purchase order,
12:41and that is the approach we did take
12:43with this. And and
12:45sometimes cuz at the end of the day this
12:47is a SaaS software as a service. It's
12:50being hosted for us and provided for us.
12:53And keep in mind too that like with this
12:56one Laserfiche, it's on a procurement
12:59contract. And I can't remember on this
13:01one particular if it's on the NASPO or
13:05which one it's on. But
13:06so as far as pricing, the pricing's are
13:09pretty fixed being on the being on the
13:11government procurement contract
13:12pre-bidded. And even within the purchase
13:15order, we still have agreements and
13:18terms that they have to meet.
13:20And you know,
13:23>> [clears throat]
13:23>> so everything as far as protecting in
13:25city,
13:26you know, as far as what, you know,
13:28what's required of that software system
13:30and the provider that's providing it.
13:32It's in the terms of the purchase order
13:35agreement. And the difference is it's
13:37just not a multi-year term agreement. We
13:40just have to renew it each year.
13:42>> But that's not included in our packet.
13:44Like we we don't have access to that so
13:47that we can be a part of that and make
13:48sure that we're making an informed
13:50decision.
13:50>> Right.
13:51>> So
13:52>> We can get you that.
13:53Absolutely.
13:54Yeah.
13:55>> Yeah, I'd love to see that.
13:57>> I mean, every purchase order I we see on
13:59our end
14:00doesn't have any terms in the purchase.
14:03That could possibly resolve all these
14:05issues. The terms that, you know, when
14:06somebody receives a purchase order, are
14:08they agreeing to some terms and what are
14:10those terms?
14:11>> Yeah, and and we're happy to get you
14:13those and I'll also just note that I
14:16mean, the vast majority of commercial
14:17transactions that are completed every
14:19day are done via purchase order. And
14:21when we're talking about goods, we're
14:23also dealing with the Uniform Commercial
14:25Code. And so there are standard terms
14:26that are included both in these personal
14:28purchase orders and they're included by
14:30law. Um but
14:32we're happy to provide you any
14:33documentation related to this particular
14:36acquisition.
14:38>> Mr. [clears throat] President.
14:39>> Yes, Mr. Penn.
14:40>> Um I I know this this is a renewal. How
14:44long have we been working with MCCI
14:46Corporation?
14:49>> Uh let's see. This is the second
14:52renewal, the second year. So this would
14:54this would be the second year. So over a
14:55year.
14:56>> Over a year. Okay.
14:57>> Now, we use MCCI also provides um
15:03just for you.
15:04Yeah, for the public records requests.
15:06>> Okay.
15:08And where they located?
15:11>> MCCI is based out of Tallahassee,
15:14Florida. They also have offices in
15:15Atlanta.
15:17>> Okay.
15:19And again, because this is software,
15:21this doesn't have to be big. Correct?
15:23>> Doesn't have to be what?
15:25>> Big.
15:26>> Yeah, okay. Yeah.
15:27>> Not a big deal.
15:29>> So, what is normal the you know for you
15:31all when you consider this is the second
15:33year? What is the process of trying to
15:34look at other opportunity that provide
15:37these type of services?
15:38Is it a process or you just
15:40automatically just
15:42Since it's not a bid.
15:44>> Right. Well,
15:46you know, again and we talked about this
15:47last week. We have to be careful cuz
15:50when we do make that selection
15:52and and you know, on the product itself,
15:54the solution.
15:56This is an enterprise document
15:57management solution. So, that's not
15:59something every year you'd want to be
16:00going to another solution. That you'd be
16:03spending way too much time just
16:05transferring, you know, migrating
16:06[snorts] data.
16:08And it would be very disruptive to the
16:09department. So, we we try to, you know,
16:12realistically it's something that you're
16:14going to be committed to for at least 5
16:16years. And then you [snorts] start if
16:18it's not performing the way you want or
16:19there's other products out there that
16:21may be better, that's reasonable. Then
16:23you can start looking at maybe doing a
16:25migration to another solution.
16:27>> Yeah, that's I guess that you answered
16:28the question
16:30because of course this is the second
16:31year that means we were using 3 years
16:33ago another software
16:36and it was a reason for that transition.
16:38>> Yes.
16:38>> And so I guess my question that you
16:40answered was what is that reason? When
16:42do we look at other opportunities to
16:44work with other companies?
16:46And so thank you for sharing that
16:47information.
16:48>> Absolutely.
16:50>> All right, anyone else?
16:52All right, Madam Clerk.
16:55>> 21959
16:56authorized contract renewal with
16:58Southern Earth Sciences for annual
17:00landfill sampling requirements for Bates
17:02C&D Landfill and Hickory Street
17:04Landfill, $68,745.
17:0921960
17:10authorized contract with Geotechnical
17:12Engineering Testing for North McGregor
17:15Reconstruction Roundabout to Springhill
17:17Avenue 30,000.
17:22Call for public
17:24hearings.
17:2641961 call for public hearing to
17:28consider the application to rezone
17:29property located at 1451 Cedar Crest
17:32Drive from R3 to R3 to remove a
17:35previously approved rezoning condition
17:37schedule October 6th.
17:3941962
17:41call for public hearing to consider the
17:43modification of a previously approved
17:45plan unit development for property
17:46located at 1891 and 1901 Hurtel Street.
17:50Schedule October 6th. 41963
17:54call for public hearing to consider the
17:55application
17:56of Granbury Executive Transport for
17:58certificate certificate of public
18:00convenience and necessity to operate a
18:02shuttle sedan and limousine service
18:04schedule October September 15th.
18:07Announcements.
18:09>> Uh Council, we can possibly if y'all
18:11desire
18:13to waive the rules on 08955.
18:17Also 21-960.
18:20But I'm not too sure what the desire of
18:22resolution
18:2308-958
18:25that y'all want to hold it over or
18:28>> I would prefer that we get the
18:30information the agreement that comes
18:32with the sale so we can hold it up.
18:33>> they are looking at 08-955
18:36and
18:3721-960.
18:39Are we in agreement?
18:41Any issues?
18:44Any announcements?
18:46>> Uh Mr. President. Mr. Penn.
18:48>> I might have a question for [snorts] the
18:49administration. I have seen that another
18:52I know that as a city we want to grow
18:54our housing uh opportunities um and I
18:56saw another municipality was a recent
19:00recently purchased property from the
19:01state. Um I'm wondering is that
19:03something that we're working on or we
19:05already doing that?
19:08Um I saw another my
19:10purchase purchased property housing from
19:14the state of Alabama. Is that something
19:16that we have started that process
19:19of doing
19:20to help redevelop properties
19:23and it's dealing with blighted homes and
19:25that's something that I think could be a
19:27a big part of creating change in in the
19:29city of Mobile. We were able to do that.
19:35>> You know, I think that's a good
19:36question.
19:37Our housing issues are not going to be
19:39solved with any one particular solution,
19:41but if the question is are we going to
19:44take a look at opportunities to either
19:46buy foreclosed on property that the
19:49state is foreclosed on or are we going
19:51to consider foreclosing on our own liens
19:54in certain situations? I promise you
19:55that we are.
19:57Um in the end uh
19:59you know, we want it to be part of the
20:01concerted effort and so
20:03we're not going to blanketly go execute
20:05every single lien we have out there. Um
20:08all all
20:09housing situations are different, but
20:11where there's a case where a property is
20:14particularly dilapidated that it is
20:16increasing the blight of a neighborhood,
20:18we're absolutely going to look at that
20:19option of foreclosing our liens or
20:22getting out there and purchasing any tax
20:24sales at the state level.
20:26>> Okay. Thank you.
20:28>> Mr. President.
20:29>> Uh Councilwoman.
20:30>> Yes, thank you. Over the last few days
20:33um I've received concerns from residents
20:37and business owners regarding a video
20:39that is circulating through the
20:40community. I'm not sure I think you
20:43well, they copied a couple of us on the
20:45video. But more concerning, the
20:48questions have ranged from you know,
20:51what defines excessive use of force to
20:53being concerned about the level of
20:55support needed for our officers. You
20:57know, what is the ratio? How many
20:59officers should we have, you know, in an
21:01area to patrol?
21:04Um I believe that it's critical that the
21:06city council receives timely and and
21:08clear communication with incidents that
21:11have the potential to
21:13cause significant public concern. We're
21:15still waiting on the last report about
21:18the last video, a follow-up regarding
21:19the last video, as well as we discussed
21:22the protocol that we would, you know,
21:25that you all would use to keep the city
21:27council informed so that we are able to
21:32address concerns by our citizens.
21:34Um my intent is not to draw conclusions
21:37until we have all the facts, but it's to
21:40ensure that we do have transparency and
21:42accountability and clear communication
21:45um
21:46as it relates to concerns by our
21:48citizens. Um and so what I would like to
21:51ask uh Mr. President, if we can have a
21:54public safety committee so that we can
21:56get abreast of the current status of the
21:59protocol, uh the last two two videos,
22:03you know, and understanding. I want to
22:05make sure I say this part. When we talk
22:08about accountability, that's
22:09accountability for all. That's
22:11accountability for the people involved,
22:15you know, if it's youth, it's
22:16accountability for parents, you know,
22:18that accountability is not just at one
22:20level. And so if we could, you know,
22:23again have a public safety committee to
22:25address and get some type of update.
22:30>> And if I could ask
22:32if the councilwoman would share those
22:34videos that you're specifically
22:35referencing so that we know what we're
22:38talking about. I know that
22:39that, you know, if I'll say one thing,
22:41every incident of, you know, an
22:43accusation of excessive force is
22:46investigated and taken very seriously. I
22:49don't know the video that you're
22:50speaking of specifically, but um
22:53happy if you'll share those, we'll be
22:55happy to give you an update.
22:57>> The first video was the mayor. Was he in
23:00place or was this St. St. Stenson?
23:02>> The mayor was in place.
23:04>> a person
23:05>> Yes. Uh as a matter of fact, that's
23:06Ricardo was
23:08um the attorney at that time and he was
23:10sharing that, you know, that they would
23:12work on a protocol to bring back to us,
23:14you know, so that we have some kind of
23:16way of having an idea of where we are.
23:19Understanding we got to protect, you
23:20know, it's it's you know, human uh
23:23personnel issues and so forth. But, um
23:26yes, he was the mayor at that time.
23:28>> Yeah, Councilwoman Yeger had also shared
23:30that video with me and it was full of
23:32youth. Um and I think the time frame was
23:35like around like 1:00 a.m.
23:38Um the question that I do have is uh are
23:40we in for enforcing the curfew?
23:43And how is that going? So, um I will get
23:46with Vice President Gregory. She should
23:48be here at 10:30 for her to work with
23:50the public safety director and see if we
23:51can get a committee meeting from there,
23:53okay?
23:54>> Thank you.
23:54>> Anyone else?
23:56Anything for
23:57Yes, sir.
23:58>> What what
23:58>> I do want to recognize Ms. Pico and Ms.
24:01McElroy. Um last uh week I had the
24:04opportunity to meet with them along with
24:06the consultant that we've secured um to
24:09facilitate the um the
24:11downtown development district code
24:13workshop, which is coming up on tomorrow
24:16at 6:00 p.m. And I just want to thank uh
24:19the administrators, the the team for the
24:22work that they're doing because it truly
24:23allowed uh a collaborative conversation
24:26so that I was able to share concerns uh
24:29from the constituents and they're able
24:31to use that information to move forward
24:33in developing their presentation. So,
24:35just shout out to the collaborative
24:37spirit from that department. Thank you.
24:40>> Okay.
24:41Anything from administration?
24:43Okay. We'll see each other downstairs at
24:4510:30.
24:45>> Thank you.
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