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February 12, 2013 - Mayor Wright spoke on the following events: - Recognized Pastor Joe Fleming of Third Baptist Church. - Local Government Day in Richmond. - Mr. Moody offered condolences to the family of Billy Grimsley, Sheriff's Deputy, for their loss. 13 - 28 -Report on Pending Items • Bernadette Hogge, City Ombudsman, gave an update on items of concern presented by citizens at the January 22, 2013 City Council Meeting. 13 - 29 -Non-Agenda Speakers 1. Betty Ashberry, 5218 Cobble Hill Road, spoke in opposition to City Council's decision to not televise non-agenda speakers. 2. Horace Brown, 508 Dogwood Trail, voiced his concern with the drainage problems at his home. 3. Wanda Foster, 2509 Azalea Avenue, asked for help in repairing damage to the home she purchased through the Center for Community Development, Inc. (CCDI) 4. Clyde Toler, 1029 Blair Street, spoke on various issues within the City. 5. Orlen Stauffer, 1720 Barron Street, spoke in opposition to the proposed tolls on the Downtown and Midtown Tunnels and asked for a contribution from City Council to help with the lawsuit. 6. Chris Williams, 1441 Welcome Road, spoke on personal accountability. 7. Terry Danaher, 413 Dinwiddie Street, gave a status report on the tolls lawsuit and asked that City Council support the lawsuit. 8. Steve Carroll, 3112 Riveredge Drive, spoke in opposition to City Council's decision to not televise non-agenda speakers. 9. Delores Knight, 33 Kennedy Drive, spoke in opposition to City Council's decision to not televise non-agenda speakers but was escorted from the podium before concluding her remarks. 11. Pat Simons, 801 Mimosa Road, voiced her concern with statements made by the Superintendent at a work session, CCDI and with City Council not televising non- agenda speakers. 12. Nettie Fischer, 361 Dinwiddie Street, spoke in opposition to City Council's decision to not televise non-agenda speakers. 13. Coleman Young, 602 North Street, commended City Council for their willingness to look into helping with the lawsuit against putting tolls on the Downtown and Midtown tunnels. 14. Nelson Velez, 5772 Churchland Boulevard, spoke in opposition to City Council's decision to not televise non-agenda speakers. 15. Kintrell Davis, 515 Water Lilly Road, spoke in support of City Council's decision to not televise non-agenda speakers. 16. Nancy Lamartin, 500 Chesapeake Avenue, commended City Council for their support of the lawsuit against the tolls.