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10:01 of the Americans with Disabilities Act. This proclamation is a meaningful reminder that accessibility, inclusion and equal opportunity are essential to a strong community. Disability Pride Month celebrates the achievements, contributions and resilience of people with disabilities while reaffirming our commitment to removing barriers and creating opportunities for everyone to participate fully in community life. For 80 years, Community in Motion has honored to support our neighbors through transportation and other essential services. We are proud to stand alongside the city of Vancouver in advancing the vision of a more accessible and inclusive community for all. Thank you to the city of Vancouver for this proclamation and thank you all for helping make our community stronger, more welcoming and more connected. - Thank you. (audience applauding)

10:57 All right, that brings us into communication with the community on consent agenda items. I do not have anyone who has signed up to testify on these agenda items. Councilors, you have in front of you items one through 10. Are there any items you'd like to pull? Item four. Any other? Okay, I'll entertain a motion for items one, two and three, five through 10. - Move to approve Paulson. - Paulson, seconded by? Fox. All those in favor say aye. - Aye. - Opposed? Motion passes, thank you very much. Let's take item number four. Councilor Fox, please.

11:53 - All right, this is an item about disposal of recreational vehicles that are in city limits and just for the rest of council's perhaps memory, it was a few years ago, but we had had a kind of a situation that was brought to our attention that the county's sheriff's office had been moving RVs