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694 <br />in 2007 in the winter and that, to me, sounds neglectful. And we <br />695 <br />have been neglectful in allowing this for to go on for this long. <br />696 <br />Both of us have not done a job on those windows. Waiting three <br />697 <br />years and always coming up in the winter season. <br />698 <br />Lynn Patrick: <br />So you are abstaining? <br />699 <br />Mary Jane Chase: <br />Abstaining, yes. <br />700 <br />Lynn Patrick: <br />You didn't have to give a reason. <br />701 <br />Mary Jane Chase: <br />But I wanted that down because I think that we've both let this go <br />702 <br />on too long. <br />703 <br />Joann Sporleder: <br />Well, Shawn then what happens? The motion again fails for lack of <br />704 <br />a majority. <br />705 <br />Shawn Peterson: <br />The Commission has not taken action at this point and you now <br />706 <br />have to choose to take action at a subsequent meeting or later on <br />707 <br />this meeting to take action. Or, you have 60 days per the <br />708 <br />ordinance. <br />709 Joann Sporleder: For future action, who brings the action? <br />710 Shawn Peterson: Who brings the action? As far as...? <br />711 Joann Sporleder: Who brings it up at the subsequent meeting? <br />712 Tim Klusczinski: Any Commissioner can bring it up, unless we stage a particular <br />713 meeting for it and announce it in advance, right? <br />714 Shawn Peterson: Right. <br />715 Joann Sporleder: So where does that leave the petitioner? <br />716 Tim Klusczinski: For 60 days, with air coming in. <br />717 Lynn Patrick: Unless he wants to repair them in kind in the meantime. <br />718 Shawn Peterson: At a subsequent meeting... {unintelligible} <br />719 Lynn Patrick: Ver ood. <br />yg. - -- <br />720 Shawn Peterson: And it's 60 days from the receipt of the application. So this <br />721 is... {unintelligible} <br />21 <br />