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Erik Anderson
Councilmember
Group 1
Plantation, FL
Voting patterns
Derived only from verified roll-call votes (293 counted); voice votes are not included.
2.7%
Dissent rate · 293 votes
97.6%
With majority · 293 votes
Least aligned · 242 shared
Voting record
Roll-call votes parsed verbatim from meeting transcripts; motion wording is transcript text. Follow the meeting for full context.
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We have a motion. Motion to approve the CRA consent agenda. Second.
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And call the CRA meeting to order. Ms. Beggereau? Commissioner Anderson? Here. Commissioner Andrew? Here. Commissioner Fadgen? Here. Commissioner Horland? Here. Commissioner Reinstein? Here. Commissio…
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Motion
— Motion to approve the CRA consent agenda items, one through three. Is
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And your seconds.
— Motion to approve.
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Motion to approve. Do we have a second? Second.
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Motion to approve the CRA consent agenda items, one through three. Is there a second? Second.
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Motion to approve. Is there a second? I'll second.
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Motion to approve. Do we have a second? Second.
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Motion approved. Do we have a second? Second.
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Motion approved. Do we have a second? Second.
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evening consists of items 1 through 5 and may be approved with one motion. Does item? Council Mayor Fadgen? Are you buzzing in? No? Okay. Motion to approve items 3, 4, and 5.
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That would help. Second. Thanks. Commissioner Anderson? Yes. Commissioner Andreu? Okay. Thank you, Mr. Conklin. Any discussion from the Commission? Do we have a motion to approve? Item number one? Mot…
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Motion to approve 1 through 4. Second? Second.
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Hearing none, do I have a motion? Motion to approve, item one and two. Second.
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Hearing none, do I have a motion? Motion to approve item 1 and 2. Second.
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Do we have a motion? Motion to continue as is currently set. Second.
— The CRA Consent Agenda consists of Items 1 through 2 and may be approv
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Do we have a motion? Motion to continue as is currently set. Second.
— The CRA consent agenda consists of items 1 through 2 and may be approv
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Motion to approve Item No. 1. Is there a second? Second.
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Motion to approve item 1. Is there a second? Second.
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Do we have a motion on item number two? Motion to approve item two. Do we have a second?
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Do we have a motion on item number 2? Motion to approve item 2. Do we have a second?
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Motion to approve. Second. Do we have a second?
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Motion for items 2 and 3? Second? I'll second.
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Do we have a motion, council members? Motion to approve. Second.
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Motion for items 2 and 3. Second? I'll second.
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Do we have a motion, council members? Motion to approve. Second.
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The consent agenda this evening consists of items 1 through 17 and may be approved with one motion. Motion to approve the consent agenda items 1 through 17 with the exception of three. Second.
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So, I'm going to keep my motion at 12 months. I would second that. We have a motion and a second.
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Madam President, I'd like to make a motion to approve. Second the motion.
— Motion to approve item 24, Madam President.
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Motion to approve item 24, Madam President. Second. It's been properly moved and seconded.
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Motion to approve. Second.
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The CRA Consent Agenda consists of Items 1 through 3 and may be approved with one motion. It does not look like I have any members of the public who wish to pull any
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Do I have a second? Second. It's been moved and seconded.
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Do I have a second? Second. Seeing a motion and a second and no further discussion,
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Hearing a motion and a second. And just to make sure that the record is clear is that the motion amends the language that was initially provided. That's been moved and seconded.
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Motion to approve item number 4. Second. We have a motion and a second.
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approved with one motion. Do we have a motion? Motion to approve. Second. Seeing
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So moved. Do we have a second? Second.
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So moved. Do we have a second? Second.
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Do we have a second? Second. Having a motion and a second, seeing no further comments, no further discussion.
— Motion to approve.
Statements in public meetings
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at 0:18Here. Thank you. Thank you very much, Ms. Beggarow. The CRA consent agenda consists of two items. Does
at 0:50Ms. Beggarow. And Mr. Conklin, you'd like to speak on public requests for the CRA? Good evening, sir.
at 0:58Item number one is North State Road 7 and Sunrise Boulevard Corridor Enhancement Phase 2,
at 1:06We have Ms. Shailana, our engineer, which will be coming up and whom will be coming up.
at 1:03:13The city council has not received the plans nor the backup material, and we will not be able to make any comments on that because it will be a quasi-judicial item,
at 1:42:11But what you're saying then – and I don't want to put words in your mouth – but just because the signing's there, it's – and I know you don't think it's okay for people to be speeding.
at It says to the City Council meeting, call to order the CRA meeting at 629.
at 0:20The CRA consent agenda consists of items one through two this evening and may be approved
at 1:01:55Yeah, 100% of the fine and then I think that, that had been the discussion, especially when we had Chatham coming up, that they would pay, they would pay the legal, uh,
at 1:27:57From division to dialogue, the leadership summit will – we're bringing down somebody from the Dignity Index, which kind of dovetails Councilmember Fadgen into your opening remarks this evening.
at 1:00:38And one of the bills that we've talked about, too, that's out – I mean, there's so many – but the local provider bill, which would also mandate that the city have local planners in rotation that they would be able to approve plans without our staff.
at 1:16:01And I just want to mention that Council Member Reinstein and Council Member Andreu and I were at Plantation Park Elementary this morning for one of our favorite events, which is the elocution event, where this morning kindergartner and first graders had to recite poems, and these were the finalists.
at 40:56Um, I think it's a worthwhile discussion and I, it's something that I've wrestled with, um, over the years as we've had some residents complain to us about, as you mentioned, the PTSD, also children with autism, um, you know, with, with the fireworks.
at 49:45And just to alleviate any concerns you have, I had had a conversation with Ms. O'Toole about this when we realized that the fountain was broken, that park staff was out there trying to do some annual aeration to make sure that we maintain the health of the lake.
at 2:26And just to make sure that the record is clear is that the motion amends the language that was initially provided.
at 5:44Mr. Conklin, if you can just stay up, please, since I believe you have next for public requests of the commission.