Jackson council meeting as rude resident schooled by council president.
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Are you done sir?
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[Applause]
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I'm not going back and forth to answer
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out of respect. I would like to know.
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Sir, are you going to walk away or you
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going to let me respond?
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>> Can you let me answer?
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>> Because I would like to give you the
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facts.
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>> You want to sit down and answer?
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Absolutely. Go ahead. But I would like
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you to stay and not run out the door.
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That's all I'm asking.
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>> Okay. So, I just want to go into the
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facts of what you're saying and thank
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you for reading my emails. I appreciate
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that because as you can see it's
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transparency and you're twisting the
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words and that's okay. I get it.
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>> What words? What words?
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>> We're not doing this. We're not doing
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this.
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>> So, I'm going to talk. I allowed you to
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talk. You're not going to be competitive
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because that's not going to get
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anywhere. Okay. You can laugh at me.
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That's fine. But I just want to get
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accurate in your in your your
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statements. So, the reason why we were
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going over is because the productivity
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was not there. There was no violations.
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So, we got the violations that we wrote
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right. last month and everything that
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they did. Out of 196 or 139, there was
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nine that came from code enforcement.
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Everything came from council and
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residents. Why are residents giving code
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enforcement jobs to do? Why is not code
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enforcement? You could turn around and
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do a 360 and find 10 violations. That's
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not happening. We had to put GPS
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trackers on their vehicles because we
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don't know where they were at. There's
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40 hours of a in a work week. They go
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three violations.
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