Stated Meeting, December 10, 2015

Mr. Decker, do you have any additional Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 12/10/15 - STATED - 2ND READING resolutions.

A resolution recognizing and honoring Veronica J. Joyner, for her commitment and dedication to educating all children in matters of intellect and civic duty in the City of Philadelphia, introduced by Councilwoman Blackwell.

The Chair recognizes Councilwoman Blackwell.

Thank you, Mr. President. I move for the adoption of the resolution. (Duly seconded.)

It's been moved and properly seconded. All those in favor? (Aye.)

Those opposed? (No response.)

The ayes have it, and that resolution is adopted. Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 12/10/15 - STATED - 2ND READING

And a resolution authorizing the Commissioner of Public Property to execute and deliver to the Philadelphia Redevelopment Authority, without consideration, deeds conveying conditional fee simple title to certain City-owned lots or pieces of ground with the buildings and improvements thereon, situate in the Third Ward of the City of Philadelphia, introduced by Councilwoman Blackwell.

The Chair recognizes Councilwoman Blackwell.

Thank you, Mr. President. I move for the adoption. (Duly seconded.)

It's been moved and properly seconded. All those in favor? (Aye.)

Those opposed? (No response.) Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 12/10/15 - STATED - 2ND READING

The ayes have it, and that resolution is adopted.

And a resolution condemning Donald Trump's remarks regarding the banning of Muslims from entering the United States and calling on Mr. Trump to refrain from making such hateful comments in the City of Philadelphia, introduced by Councilman Johnson.

The Chair recognizes Councilman Johnson.

Thank you, Council President. I move for the adoption of the resolution. (Duly seconded.)

It's been moved and properly seconded. All those in favor? (Aye.)

Those opposed? (No response.) Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 12/10/15 - STATED - 2ND READING

The ayes have it, and that resolution is adopted.

And a resolution declaring January 2016 as National Mentoring Month in the City of Philadelphia, introduced by Councilwoman Reynolds Brown.

The Chair recognizes Councilwoman Reynolds Brown.

Thank you, Mr. President. I move for the adoption. (Duly seconded.)

It's been moved and properly seconded. All those in favor? (Aye.)

Those opposed? (No response.)

The ayes have it, and that resolution is adopted. Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 12/10/15 - STATED - 2ND READING

And a resolution authorizing the creation of a "Special Committee on Criminal Justice Reform," to conduct public hearings to explore the Philadelphia criminal justice system, convene a wide range of stakeholders within the criminal justice community, examine the impact of current policies, and recommend strategies for reform that are in the best interest of public safety and the public good, introduced by Councilwoman Reynolds Brown on behalf of Council President Clarke.

The Chair recognizes Councilwoman Reynolds Brown.

Yes, Mr. President. On your behalf, I move for the adoption. (Duly seconded.)

It's been moved and properly seconded. All those in favor? (Aye.) Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 12/10/15 - STATED - 2ND READING

Those opposed? (No response.)

The ayes have it, and that resolution is adopted.

And a resolution Honoring, Recognizing and Congratulating Patrick Cain, Sr. for over 40 years of service to the Fishtown Athletic Club and the greater Fishtown and Riverward communities, introduced by Councilman Squilla on behalf of Council President Clarke.

The Chair recognizes Councilman Squilla.

Thank you, Mr. President. I move for the adoption of the resolution. (Duly seconded.)

It's been moved and properly seconded. All those in favor? (Aye.) Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 12/10/15 - STATED - 2ND READING

Those opposed? (No response.)

The ayes have it, and that resolution is also adopted.

And a resolution Recognizing and always Remembering the men and women who have served in our armed forces and have never returned and those that paid the ultimate price for the freedoms and security that we as a nation enjoy; and authorizing the placing of "One Empty Seat" the POW/MIA National Chair of honor in Philadelphia City Hall as a solemn reminder of all those that served, introduced by Councilman Squilla.

The Chair again recognizes Councilman Squilla.

Thank you, Mr. President. I move for the adoption. (Duly seconded.)

It's Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 12/10/15 - STATED - 2ND READING been moved and properly seconded. All those in favor? (Aye.)

Those opposed? (No response.)

The ayes have it, and the resolution passes.

And a resolution recognizing and honoring Nancy Gilboy on her dedication and important contributions to establishing vital international exchanges and programs for the City of Philadelphia as President and Chief Executive Officer of Citizens Diplomacy International of Philadelphia for 25 years, introduced by Councilman Oh.

The Chair recognizes Councilman Oh.

Thank you. I move for the adoption of the resolution. (Duly seconded.)

It's Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 12/10/15 - STATED - 2ND READING been moved and properly seconded. All those in favor? (Aye.)

Those opposed? (No response.)

The ayes have it, and that resolution is adopted.

And a resolution proclaiming January 13, 2016 as Korean American Day in the City of Philadelphia to celebrate and commemorate the proud heritage of Korean Americans and their invaluable contributions to enhancing the City's culture, economy, and the founding ideals of independence and democracy, introduced by Councilman Oh.

The Chair recognizes Councilman Oh.

Thank you. I move for the adoption of the resolution. (Duly seconded.)

It's Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 12/10/15 - STATED - 2ND READING been moved and properly seconded. All those in favor? (Aye.)

Those opposed? (No response.)

The ayes have it, and that resolution is adopted.

And a resolution supporting the Philadelphia Muslim Community and Condemning the Heinous Act of Cultural Intimidation and Institutional Vandalism that Occurred at the Ala Aqsa Islamic Society, introduced by Councilman Oh.

The Chair recognizes Councilman Oh.

Thank you. I move for the adoption of the resolution. (Duly seconded.)

It's been moved and properly seconded. All those in favor? Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 12/10/15 - STATED - 2ND READING (Aye.)

Those opposed? (No response.)

The ayes have it, and that resolution is adopted.

And a resolution appointing Timothy Snowden to the Board of Directors for the Old City Special Services District of Philadelphia, introduced by Councilman Squilla.

The Chair recognizes Councilman Squilla.

Thank you, Mr. President. I move for the adoption. (Duly seconded.)

It's been moved and properly seconded. All those in favor? (Aye.)

Those opposed? (No response.) Stated Meeting December 10, 2015

The ayes have it, and that resolution is adopted.

There are no other resolutions on the Final Passage Calendar, Mr. President.

Thank you very much. The Chair recognizes Councilwoman Reynolds Brown. Or are we going to do the speeches first?

Please, Mr. President.

The Chair recognizes speeches on behalf of the minority? The Chair recognizes Councilman Oh.

Thank you very much, Council President. I know this starts off a long list of speeches, but it's been four years and I'd like to say that -- I'd like to thank all my colleagues for the great work that Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 think a democracy is having various opinions. Sometimes opinions you don't agree with come together. And I think one of the important things is when they come together, that there's intelligent conversation, there's respect for each other's opinions, respect for the integrity and intelligence of the other voices and opinions, and ability to then come together and understand that the majority is going to win the day and then to support what has passed wholeheartedly for the best interest of the people of our city. I have enjoyed working with some good friends and some new friends, and I've conflicted with folks. I think everyone has. In particular, I'd like to say thank you to our leadership. I'm new. I've been here for four years. I'm looking forward to not being new next year. And, of course, every Councilperson has to thank their team, Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 particularly take this time to thank first Marian Tasco and wish her well. She has been very important to me in many ways. One is, I would not be here without her support twice. So that I got to say thank you. And I also want to say that she has obviously not always liked my votes or my position, not every one of them. I think there's many she's liked. But I want to thank her for her approving and disapproving glances, but she has always let me be who I am, and I think that's the wonderful thing that I've learned about her as a Councilwoman and as a leader and as a friend. I truly appreciate her and wish her the very best in everything she will continue to do and impact our city well into the future. (Applause.)

Thank you. Round of applause, please. (Applause.)

Let me thank Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 Goode, Jr. He has set a wonderful example for me in his timeliness, his -he does not hesitate to state his mind. He has true beliefs. I don't always agree with his positions. He knows that. One time he thanked me. He said, Thank you for not agreeing with me, because you're republican, and that will help my cause. And I said, Oh, okay, I see how that works. And I appreciate all his efforts and his focus on the issues. I appreciate his faith and his example. I very much appreciate his father and the legacy that he has pursued, and I want to wish him well in everything that he does. He'll be -- he's a young man and a strong leader and he'll impact our city continuously. Finally, I'd like to -(Applause.)

Before we hit the holiday season, definitely. Wilson Goode, Jr. And, finally, Dennis O'Brien, Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 figure to me in many ways, but he has served well our city and will continue to serve. But having been a State Representative, Speaker of the House, and now moving on from being a Councilman to who knows what, he's been a champion for autism and for those who he felt were vulnerable. Again, not all of us agree all the time, even when we're from the same party, but I certainly respect his integrity, his hard work, and his focus on his issues, championing the issues that are important to him. I wish him well and look forward to being involved with all of our colleagues who are moving on. And, finally, congratulations to our new Mayor. (Applause.)

Looking forward to working with him. Thank you very much. (Applause.)

Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 you, Councilman. The Chair recognizes Councilman Goode.

Thank you, Mr. President. Sixteen years ago I took my seat in this Council as the youngest member at the time at age 34. I've served in this Council during the prime years of my professional life from age 34 to 50, and I'm proud of what I've accomplished. I've introduced over 160 bills. Today this Council approved the last of over 145 bills that will become law, requiring economic disparity studies that led to diversity goals in City contracting, that took participation rates for businesses owned by women and people of color from single digits to almost 25 percent, as well as fair lending plans and community reinvestment goals that took small business lending in working-class neighborhoods from less than 40 percent to around 55 percent, business tax credits for job creation Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 thousands of jobs, including opportunities for returning citizens and ex-offenders, as well as the CDC tax credit program and CDBG mandate that has pumped over $50 million into community-based economic development, and of course the 21st century Philadelphia Living Wage and Benefits Standard that took the City's minimum wage standard from $5.15 to $7.72 to $10.88 to $12 and more, just to name a few things. My work as a legislator is now complete. My life work is not. The struggle for economic fairness continues. I take this time to thank both my family and my staff for their support of my years as a lawmaker, and I thank my colleagues, past and present, for unanimous support of over 140 bills. I'll now let my body of work speak for itself. With that said, God bless this Council and God bless Philadelphia. (Standing ovation.) Stated Meeting December 10, 2015

Thank you, Councilman. The Chair recognizes Councilman O'Brien.

Thank you, Mr. President. This is like the last day of school. We're all anxious to get going, but we're all comforted in the idea that we'll see each other at some time in the future, and I hope that's my experience. We're also anxious for the future. And I'm very much aware that I learned a lot while I was here and I'm very aware and grateful for the growth, the life experience, but especially the relationships that I share with all of my colleagues and the people in all of your legislative districts. Public service is a gift, and for my experience in Harrisburg and my experience here in Philadelphia, I love to live gratefully for that experience. We get to interact with people on a personal level when they have an instant Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 their life if we intervene. We also advocate for those who don't have a voice. In our public service, we have power, we have opportunity but, most importantly, we have a responsibility, and we should take and you should take advantage of every moment that you enjoy your public position. This legislative body was always functional because of the leadership and the collaboration among all of you, and we all know that that's not the case on other levels of government, particularly in the state and on the federal level. I'd like to recognize my republican colleagues, Brian and David, because they always supported a positive agenda that moved the City forward, and often they were criticized for going along to get along, and that certainly was never, never the case. I'd like to recognize some of Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 I wish she was here. I never met anybody who was a stronger advocate for individuals who learn differently and have educational challenges and to empower them to change their lives and take responsibility for their lives. And she always thanked the late great Lucien Blackwell, and she would never accept a compliment without saying thank you. I think she said thank you more than anybody I've ever met in my entire life. And it's us that should thank Jannie Blackwell for her service over these many years. Bobby Henon. As he alluded to, I've never seen anybody that has taken on as many issues that are complicated and make your head hurt without fear of not being successful. He builds consensus, and he's brought numerous issues to this Council successfully. Marian Tasco. I'm so glad that I listened to her personal response to Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 the other night, and I said this to her earlier today. People came from North Carolina, Florida, all over the country, and that's a testament to the relationships that she's built over those years. Not only that she knew those people, they respected each other, but they came to pay respect to her because they respected who she is as a person, as a political leader, and as just an individual that makes a difference day in and day out, and what a deserving tribute it was, and I hope you let all that energy in for a long time to come. Kenyatta Johnson. What can I say? He just brought that spirit of collegiality from Harrisburg and every Thursday reminded us of that opportunity to respect each other and move agendas together in a positive way by that wonderful greeting that he always gave to Mr. President and colleagues. And I enjoyed his friendship but, more Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 importantly, I enjoyed him sharing his district with me, and the knowledge of the people that live in that district has made me a better person. Wilson Goode. I always heard that he was a great person in parliamentary procedure. When I was distracted, as I often am sitting in this Chamber, he would nudge me and remind me that I'm supposed to say aye or I'm supposed to be up for a picture or something like that.

And for all his knowledge on Appropriations, I'm very grateful for sitting next to him. For Cindy Bass and Blondell Reynolds Brown, I would like to thank you for reminding all of us that it's 2015 and that we have to afford each and every one the dignity and respect that they deserve, and I applaud you for taking the leadership and all the other members of caucus that support you in that endeavor. I'd like to thank Bill Greenlee, who was my wing man on indigent Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 counsel, and it was his knowledge of this legislative body and his commitment, his commitment to that issue that made us successful, and hopefully that issue will continue, his leadership in making sure not only on Rules and everything else, that every member was informed the slightest change in a legislative proposal. And I'd like to thank President Clarke for the support of the Philadelphia Autism Project. It's in its second year. I thank you for getting that off the ground. I thank you for the funding, not only for that but for securing funding for focused deterrence, which saves lives and gives opportunities to individuals to get away from a lifestyle of crime and violence. I would also like to thank my good friend Curtis Jones, and it was a pleasure serving with him on the Public Safety Committee and taking on Pennsylvania Probation and Parole. That Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 endeavor, and you made real change. We're not going to see that, but I can tell you that the procedures and protocols at Pennsylvania Probation and Parole were significantly affected, and those officers recognize that and applaud you for your efforts. Vacant property, Maria Quinones-Sanchez on the Land Bank, gifting myself and my staff that wonderful embodiment of knowledge to create the vacant property legislation. Again, that saves lives and it saves neighborhoods. And also for moving notario fraud forward, which provides consumer protections and a pathway to citizenship, and it's a model piece of legislation across the country. I'd also like to recognize my success in Harrisburg and in Philadelphia has always been because of staff, certainly not because I'm the brightest bulb on the planet. But I would like to first recognize our technical staff, Hal Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 Fichandler, Mary McDaniel. And I'm going to out her because she was my chief counsel in Harrisburg and now she's making an extraordinary difference here in City Council. John Christmas, Herb Wetzel, Sade Lewis, and Rosalie Leonard. And my intern sitting right over here, Erin McLaughlin, who to the very last minute in caucus was asking very, very probing questions about leadership and about engaging in legislative discussions. And then I would also like to recognize -- I forgot my good friend Mark Squilla. I spent so many years in Harrisburg, and when we were first doing AVI, I walked into his office to discuss something and he goes, You know what, we're going to slow this down, we're going to make a difference and we're going to do this. And I walked out, I talked to Matt Braden and I said, You know what, I admire his courage, but I don't think he's going to be able to do Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 He did. And he's a great leader in South Philadelphia and he's a great friend, and I thank you for that. I also would like to recognize my staff. Matt Braden, who is my Chief of Staff, I stole him from the District Attorney's Office where he logistically supported over 600 employees to make sure that all the cases moved forward. He implemented the $38 million budget from everything to Fleet Management's office space to budgets for all of the various departments. And then you have Miriam Enriquez, who was an accomplished Assistant DA.

She went in with my niece to the DA's Office, Erin O'Brien-O'Brien, and that was a real steal. It was the first time that I heard the District Attorney's Office actually almost threatened, because they had plans for her and she chose to come here. D. in mental health issues. She came here to support my office and the City of Philadelphia in the conversation around individuals with disabilities. And she said, I don't know anything about autism. I said, Well, my guys have mental health issues, so I think this is going to work. And, boy, did she ever make a difference in advocating for individuals and for groups of individuals with disabilities across the board. And then I have my wonderful friend Marge Caputo, who I stole from the Northeast. She ran the Academy Sabres Youth Organization. But there wasn't a youth organization that met in Northeast Philadelphia that Margie wasn't integrally involved in, in advising how to build programs, how to work with the community. There wasn't any civic issue that she wasn't personally involved in. I remember one day that I left Harrisburg, I got home probably around 6 Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 They had the opening day ceremonies, and a lot of the youth groups in Northeast Philadelphia had given me a jacket, either a windbreaker or just some kind of coat, and I went right from Harrisburg to the field, to the baseball field, and I grabbed a jacket out of my closet real quick and ran over to the baseball field and I turned around and I said, I'm very proud of this jacket. I had Penn Academy on it instead of Academy Sabres. And she got me out of a very embarrassing moment. So she multi-talented. And then Kevin Carroll, he was a gift from South Philly. He grew up with a lot of our most prominent leaders in the City of Philadelphia. And I was instantly impressed, because I would walk down the street and I thought all these people are waving to me. They're not waving to me. They know Kevin. So for all of these reasons, I will be very grateful. As I said before, Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 for the leadership of you, Mr. President, and my colleagues in City Council, and I thank you, people of the City of Philadelphia, for a wonderful opportunity to serve for as many years as I did. Thank you. )

Thank you, Councilman. The Chair recognizes Councilman Jones.

Thank you, Mr. President. I too want to join the chorus of people thanking our colleagues that are leaving. To Councilwoman Tasco, for your leadership in predatory lending and making a difference to hundreds of thousands of people, not only in the City of Philadelphia but in the Commonwealth by raising that issue. Also for your leadership at PGW. You fought the headwinds of that type of change and made Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 Philadelphians, and I'm truly grateful for that leadership. Councilman Wilson Goode, raising the minimum wage, making sure that inclusion happened in every City department, relentlessly fighting for folk who could not have a voice and fight for themselves. I appreciate it. Denny O'Brien, coming in from Harrisburg, I appreciate you in your leadership in criminal justice but, most importantly, my friend, that you are the only member of City Council who gave longer speeches of the majority than me. For that, I am truly grateful, and you will be missed, all of you. I know all of you will continue to make contributions, and I thank you for being a part of my professional life. Thank you.

Thank you, Councilman. The Chair recognizes Councilman Johnson. Stated Meeting December 10, 2015

Thank you, Council President. And this brief presentation is a follow-up to the resolution that I introduced today, but also supporting constituents and friends of mine who are offended by the hateful rhetoric and comments that were made by presidential candidate Donald Trump. It is important for Mr. Trump to understand that Muslims are an integral part of the fabric of our community and our involvement in all levels of government, including the Police and Fire Departments and the armed forces. His hateful language perpetuates an environment of xenophobia and Islamic phobia that is reckless and dangerous. What he said goes against the United States Constitution and our modern understanding of fundamental human rights. So as similar to our current Mayor, Mayor Nutter, I call on presidential candidate Donald Trump to refrain from making such hateful Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 unable to refrain from such hate speech, then he is unwelcome in the City of Brotherly Love and Sisterly Affection. But, most importantly, I think when you listen to the support that he's receiving and how he's going up in the polls, it's very telling about the current condition of our country at this particular time, and those type of comments do nothing but divide us as a country as opposed to bringing us together. I would like to take a moment to acknowledge Councilwoman Marian Tasco, who when I arrived here in City Council, you know, took me under her wing and whispered wise counsel in my ear over the past four years on the inner workings of this City Council Chamber, the tricks and trades of the advocates who come here and, you know, some get hired and paid to kind of come play a game like they're really truly advocating on certain issues and saying, Wait a minute, take your time Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 in response, and making sure I'm not responding emotionally to people coming down here and with the shenanigans that they're doing, but also, you know, I kind of consider her in some way like a surrogate aunt, because she has no problem just pulling me to the side, making sure I'm paying attention to how I'm taking care of business. So I want to personally say thank you. We talk on many different days and occasions. Even you may, Mr. President, call me to press my button and we'll be in the middle of a dialogue and engaged just about life just in general. So thank you for all you have done for this great City of Philadelphia, and I appreciate you just for taking time out of your schedule and just taking to me throughout my process. And I mean that sincerely. To Councilman Denny O'Brien, obviously he's my comrade in arms. We Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 state, so we speak the same language as former State Representatives. But I had a chance to meet him when he was the Speaker of the House. And that says something about his character, because he was a republican Speaker and at that particular time democrats dominated the House, and he was able to be the compromised candidate, because he was able to get along with everybody on both aisles. And so I had a great opportunity working with you over these past four years. I appreciate your passion, particularly working with young people of autism. You've always come to all my community events in the great land of South Philadelphia. So, you know, thank you for all you have done over the past four years. I always consider you as a friend. And thank you. Next, and not least, my good friend Councilman Wilson Goode. And I feel some type of way, you know, that you're not going to be that voice, that Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 of us paying attention to the economic disparity, particularly of African Americans and people of color.

And even when you look at the Pew Charitable Trust, you got some people in the City feel like they're doing a great job and you have some people -- that we're doing a great job. You have some people that feel like they're not getting their fair shake living in this city, and you kept all of us on the case of holding individuals accountable to make sure we close the wealth gap here in the City of Philadelphia. And I met you again when I was a State Rep. I would come down to your office just to pick your brain before I even thought about coming to City Council. So keep up the good work. I appreciate everything that you have done for this great city. As mentioned, you're a young guy. You can do what you want. I think the other Mayor kind of Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 to come with him, you can go do that. You want to come down South Philly and hang out with me, no problem. We'll put you to work. But I appreciate you, man, because you carried that legacy that your pop started being the first African American Mayor here in the City of Philadelphia. Peace. Thank you, Council President.

Thank you, sir. The Chair recognizes Councilwoman Tasco.

Thank you, Mr. President.

Excuse me, Councilwoman. Councilman, by the way, be prepared to be tweeted.

More than a little likes, so that's cool.

You know it's coming, sir. You know it's coming. Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 Councilwoman, I'm sorry.

Thank you, Mr. President. I think it was 1988 when I came in here and I sat over in that corner where Councilman O'Brien is. And I'm going to be very brief, because I'm not going anywhere. I'm just taking a leave of this building and my Council seat, but I intend to be involved in my community and in advocating for issues that come before this Council. There's some special people I want to say thank you to. They are the security staff in this building who protect us and watch out for us when we come to this Chamber and when we come into this building. I want to thank the police officers who sit quietly over there and know and pay attention who is coming in and they also watch us. I want to thank our great Sergeant-At-Arms. They are polite, they are helpful, and they do a great job. Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 in this building that you don't see, the public does not see. You see them here in the Chambers. But I want to thank you for your service, your kindness, and your respect that you've shown to me. I want to thank the staff photographer -- he's not here -- Mark Brooks, for making us all look good and great. I want to thank Michele, the stenographer. You are very stoic, I guess is the only way I can say it. And she has been here a long, long time, and I thank you for your service. I know you're doing your job, but you're kind, you're not grumpy, and you're very patient with us when we're having hearings and Council sessions like this. God bless. And I want to thank Megan and Joy, who are the two sign entrepreneurs from the Deaf Communications. I want to thank the tech staff Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 all the services and helping us draft our legislation and working with the President and all of the Councilmembers. So I thank you, those people who are behind the scenes who we see here in this room, but we have no idea of the work that they're doing to help us look good. I want to thank my staff. I have had a wonderful staff in the last 27 years here in City Council. I just keep losing some of those to public office. But I wish them well. I've tried to provide an environment in my office so that staff will feel free to do their job and I not dictate to them what they do. We have a philosophy, we have a template for what should be done, and the bottom line for me is that they service our constituents. And our constituents are loyal, and we want to make sure that whatever problems they have are taken care of. Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 thank you, my staff. Some of them in here, Gwen, Kathy, Sharon, who came to me from Councilwoman Augusta Clark's office, Crystal Jacobs, who did a fantastic job with the event Tuesday night. She was the moving party, as we say. (Applause.)

And Duwayne Terry, who came to me -- he just came to me to do a temporary job and we kept him. And certainly Frank Iannuzzi, who just started with us when Derek Green decided to take wing to run for City Council. I'm proud of him. I'm proud of Cherelle Parker, and I'm certainly proud of Councilwoman Sanchez, who was my first employee when I came in in 1987. So I've enjoyed having a relationship with all of you. The young ladies -- I shouldn't call names -- who service us with our complaints about the telephone, Mary Ellen and Linda. You know, we can't make it without this help Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 building, and I just want to say thank you. And to those I might have forgotten, just know it's my head and not my heart, because I didn't really plan to make a speech. And I see Romani over there, and all the staff members of the Councilmembers. They are very respectful. They are very -- they work very hard. And I want to say to all of you, continue to support the issues in your community that are supported by this Council, because one day you may be sitting in this seat like I was when I came in here in 1975 with Milton Street. Nobody knows that story, but we were advocates together. I just want to say to you, Mr. President, I've enjoyed working with you. You are kind. You listen. To my colleagues, Jannie, keep up the good work. I see that line of people out there. You always service the least of these. Councilman Greenlee, thank you Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 with me in the Rules Committee and in the Finance Committee. You've been a good Councilmember. You came here with Councilman Cohen, and you've done a good job and I appreciate it. To my new friend Bobby Henon, thank you very much for being supportive of me, and I enjoyed working with you and will continue to enjoy working with you. This is my son over here. I make sure he understands what he's doing and tell him what to do in his district. Follow the people. And the one thing I have to say that Jerry Mondesire left with me is, stay with your people. And I say to all of the Councilmembers, don't forget how you got here. Don't get too big-headed. Stay with the people. Maria, I appreciate the work you've done, certainly with the Latino community and you keep active. David Oh, a student. You know, I pick up republicans too, you know. I Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 he stands on issues, and certainly I'm glad that he made it again. My friend Cindy Bass, we knew each other way back in the day when she worked with State Senator Allyson Schwartz. But she is a good Councilmember. She's new. She's going into her second term, and I wish you well. My friend Squilla that I call him, thank you. We worked together on the Board of the Convention Center and I watched him just take over from the work left by Councilman DiCicco, and he's keeping South Philadelphia going. My friend Brian O'Neill. Ever since I came to this Council, Brian O'Neill worked with me, and I was surprised. I said, he's a republican, but he votes with us on certain issues, because he cares about a lot of the things that we do in this city and most of them because we're District Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 Councilpeople, and he stays with his people. But, most importantly, he has been a big advocate and a mentor for me with the National League of Cities. And he and I were the only two who took part in the National League of Cities. And I encourage Councilmembers to do so. We learned a lot. I met a lot of wonderful people. And Brian really has been a true friend throughout these years I've been here. To Curtis Jones, I knew him when he was with the office of -whatever it was. When he was young.

And he ran, he and Congressman Fattah ran for City Commissioner, and we used their numbers when they -- they weren't successful, but they ran a good campaign -- to develop my campaign to become City Commissioner. Thank you for all the work you do with your constituents, because you do stay with your people. Councilwoman Blondell Reynolds Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 Brown, I thank you, my dear friend. We've been together for many, many, many, many years. She gave me my first fundraiser when I ran for City Commissioner. She's doing a great job. Wilson Goode did a great job in this city, as you all talk, and we talked about the work he's done, the legislation he's passed to help our people in the City of Philadelphia to move forward and become economically strong. And to my friend Denny O'Brien, I'm sorry, you didn't give me enough tickets. But he's done a great job and an advocate for people with disabilities. He works hard. And I wish you well, and somehow down the line you might find yourself back in this body. I want to thank everybody for coming and just being here. And let me give a shout-out to the press. I'll give you one piece of advice. Get to know who we are, then you can better understand what we do and why we do it. Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 much, Mr. President.

Thank you. (Standing ovation.)

Thank you, Councilwoman. The Chair recognizes Councilman Squilla.

Thank you, Mr. President. And I too want to add to my colleagues' expression of gratitude for the people leaving the Chambers. It's a special day and it's a sad day, but happy day. Starting off with Councilwoman Tasco and what she has meant to me as a freshman Councilperson coming into Council and looking for guidance. And when you come into this big Chambers for the first time, you're so wide-eyed and looking at things differently, and one thing Councilwoman Tasco said -- and she probably don't even remember -- was just remember where you came from, Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 elected and you'll be fine. And that is absolutely the truth. And her guidance even on the Convention Center Board, sitting there during tough times with making tough decisions and knowing standing by them for the right reasons means so much. Because when you have somebody that you could talk to and somebody that you could lean on when you're -- especially when you're first starting, really, really helps you be able to make those right decisions and feel comfortable with those decisions. So, Marian, I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for everything you have done. I wish you the best of luck. I know I'll still be with you at the Convention Center Board, from what I understand. So I can't wait to see you at least once a month, and thank you for everything. Councilman Goode, when I first came in also, learning things from your Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 came in with a different mindset, and understanding the needs of the people throughout the City of Philadelphia. And Philadelphia is not only just a district, but it's a big city, and we have to understand that knowing to stand up for the people who need you, stand up for the people who sometimes don't even ask you for help. And that's the hard part to understand. We do have a constituency out there that constantly beat our doors down and talk to us and ask us to do things, but there's people out there that don't, and they don't come to us and ask us for things, but you were their champion and you really learned what to do for them and actually taught us as Councilmembers how to go out there and sometimes listen to the voices that are not speaking. And that's not an easy thing to do as a Councilmember, to understand that there's people out there that sometimes do not come and ask for Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 things, but really need our help and assistance. And you were their champion. You still are their champion, and you're our champion, and thank you for what you have done. Thank you. (Applause.)

And Councilman O'Brien, I won't forget you. What you have done for the people that have special needs is so important, and following you and your championing your passion for helping them is something that we need here as Council to continue to do, and I know we have another big advocate coming in in Derek Green that I'm sure will pick up where you have left off. This is an important aspect for the City of Philadelphia. There's a lot of needs that we know people have out there, and you were a person to really make us all aware of those needs and concerns, and you brought them from the state House, your great leadership and your great speeches. Even though sometimes we Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 were going, we really enjoyed listening to them and it was always very entertaining. But I got to say that your passion for subjects really rose, and people knew you did it from the heart, and that's what counts as an elected official. You didn't do it for anything other than for what you thought was the right thing. So thank you very much. Thank you all for what you have given to us and shared with us along the way, and thank you for making us grow as a Council. Thank you very much. (Applause.)

The Chair recognizes Councilwoman Bass.

Thank you, Mr. President. Well, I too want to join in with my colleagues and just say a few words about those who are departing. But before we do that, I wanted to piggyback off of Councilman Kenyatta Johnson's Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 emphasize how this is a very difficult time in our nation, and you find that the attack on Muslims at this point -- because it's always revolving. One moment, you know, it's Hispanics and the next moment it's someone else. And now there has been this attack against Muslims, and Philadelphia as a city that has, I believe, the largest population of Muslims of any big city in the country, I think that that's something that we need to pay specific attention to, pay attention to the hateful language that's being spoken and the hateful and unconstitutional language, I should say. So I just really wanted to add my voice to that. But I also wanted to say about my colleagues, we know how much you'll be missed in this Chamber. I can tell you that Councilman Goode, I'm going to miss sitting next to you in caucus, your wisdom, your ideas, your suggestions, Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 the time. I'm going to miss those. Councilman O'Brien, I'm going to miss your enthusiasm. I mean, your just smile and enthusiasm. And when I see you, I always have a really big smile, because you just bring that out in people. And I believe that, you know, whenever we interact with anyone, we have some sort of impact, and it can be a positive impact, it can be a negative impact or it can be no impact at all, which is still impactful, but I think that the colleagues that we have here today, we have all made an impact, and the two of you and also obviously Councilwoman Tasco with your years of experience, your wisdom, she's also my neighbor. Even though we live in different Council districts, we live almost around the corner from each other. So I'll be dropping by. So I don't count this as a good-bye. I think that we'll be seeing each other again. I'm sure Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 together in the future. And I just want to say God bless with all you do and good luck, and if I can ever be a resource, please call. Thank you. (Applause.)

Thank you, Councilwoman. The Chair recognizes Councilwoman Blackwell.

Thank you, Mr. President. Sorry we've had on roller skates this morning. But let me say that certainly I agree with the comments about religion that my colleagues have said. There's one God who sits high and looks low, and no matter what your religion is, he's still who he is, and we are supposed to try to do our best in this life for each other. Let me say that I've been here a very, very long time, although I might not look like it, I hope. I came here with Lucien Blackwell January 3rd, 1976 Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 Been around a long time. Over the years, I've learned what the privilege of public service is and what the privilege of serving with my colleagues means. So it really is. It makes such a difference and we can make so much of a difference in the quality of life. I'm grateful for that. Certainly Councilwoman Tasco and all the old days with Dave Richardson and so many others, we can look back on really exciting times and change in history and change in government. When Wilson Goode, Jr., you know, his dad when he was the Managing Director was the smartest Managing Director we had ever seen in the history of our city. And so when we found Wilson Goode, Jr. to be so talented, we certainly were not surprised. And let me say to my colleague, former Speaker of the House O'Brien, before he came on board and fought so hard on autism, Drexel University had not Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 worked with them. He fought -- in fact, he had a relationship with them that I didn't realize at first. And they came together and they created a new department on autism, and that is partly because of Dennis O'Brien, and we're grateful for that. For all our staffs, for all people who serve, all the people Marian and others have mentioned, we're grateful. When we talk about Sergeant-At-Arms, we already miss Shump. We've already talked about that. When we talk about talent and intelligence, certainly Sade Olanipekun is a gifted person, and we have just been gifted with so much leadership here. And so I'm going to say that I hope everybody will have a great holiday season. You know we're doing our thing outside, as we usually do. We just usually do it tomorrow, not today. I won't go through this again. Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 to Councilman O'Brien, thank you for all that you said about the late and great Lucien Blackwell. If I could do half the job, just half the job he did in his lifetime, I will be grateful. And, finally, let me say after today, all of you know that which I love most that I do is dealing with homeless people, and on next Wednesday at 3 o'clock, 3:00 to 7:00, we will deal with 5,000 homeless people, people who live in shelters, and people who just want to eat and who realize that as we fellowship one with the other, we are all the same. And so we are grateful. I thank God and thank all of you for the privilege and wish you all the very best. Thank you. (Applause.)

Councilwoman, did you want to be recognized again? The Chair again recognizes Councilwoman Tasco. Stated Meeting December 10, 2015

Yes. Let me just -- I forgot one of my bestest friends here, Donna, who works for you, Donna Cisowski.

Cisowski.

Yes. And I want to just say thank you.

Donna C.

We worked with her for the many years I was here. But I will add to the comments made about the Donald Trump vitriol. He must remember and we must never forget the six million Jews that were killed in the '30s and the '40s, which began with this kind of vitriol, and this kind of rhetoric does not need -- there's no place for it in this country. And so we have to be very mindful of that and remember the Holocaust, because those kind of comments and thinking could lead to something detrimental and hateful like Stated Meeting December 10, 2015

Thank you, Councilwoman. I'm going to break the rules, because I know I'm not supposed to speak up here, but it's the last day. I think I'll get away with it. I'd just like to, first of all, thank the members of this Council. I referenced you guys in different stages the first year as the Council President. Before I said you were the best group of Councilmembers I've ever worked with, I would always look around the room to make sure there were no former Councilmembers here, but now -- I know, I see you over there. And now I say it quite boldly and often whenever I feel that it's time to say it, and I generally mean it, in all due respect to my good friend Frank DiCicco, who is now on the other side of the rail, so I feel comfortable saying this. The simple reality is that you Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 best, I mean, on a serious note. You may not have been the most notable because you never fought on the floor of Council. I'm just saying. When you Google Council, they'll show my guy and a couple guys fighting on the floor of Council. I mean, you may not have had a movie made after you, Abscam. You know what I'm talking about? That's what gets to be notable, right? But you have been the most consequential Council term and Councilmembers in the recent history that I can recall in terms of the significant policy issues that you have tackled, coming out, as the Mayor was saying earlier, coming out of the greatest recession in the history. You guys have been great, and I mean you stepped to the plate time after time after time, and as you said earlier, Councilwoman, republicans stepped to the plate on some very challenging issues, some things that people say, Oh, they're not going to vote for that. They saw the Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 need, and they are true Philadelphians. So this group has been an awesome group. I just want to thank you all so much for all the work that you've done. We will now have to help the new Mayor, although he's a former member of this body. Believe me, he will see that it's a whole new ball game when you're on that second floor as an individual and don't have the ability to lean next to a colleague and kind of talk about various issues. It gets pretty lonely down there. And I say that, with respect to being the best Council that I've ever worked with, is my three friends and colleagues who will not be here next year. It will be the best former Councilpeople, because the skill sets that you've brought to the table, the passion that you've brought to this Council Chambers and all the wonderful work that you all have done for the citizens of this City of Philadelphia. You will continue to do that in your next Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 chapter, being out there, having people kiss your ring, Madam Ward Leader of the 50th Ward, for their support, and I'm sure that you will leverage various policy issues and ensure that these people do the right thing. And, Councilman Goode, there's a lot of people that are concerned about what you're going to do next. They don't know where you're going to turn up, right? Man, Wilson is going -- he's going to do something. And they actually are concerned because they think that now you may not have the restraints of being a politician. You know what I mean? Because you kind of have to have a certain decorum. You can't say certain things. But I know what you're going to be doing. You're going to be doing your business and you're going to be fighting for the people in the City of Philadelphia. Denny, advocate extraordinaire. In that speech about Councilman Jones Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 the longest speeches in the Council Chambers, they should see you outside of the Council Chambers. You got a little time limit in here, but out there... But, seriously, you guys have been so great.

I know you're going to do awesome things as we continue to do the best for the citizens of the City of Philadelphia. So we will be interacting in your various capacities as we move on. I just want to thank you all so much for the wonderful things that you have done and thank the body for the great work. )

Right now I am recognizing Councilwoman Reynolds Brown for a little business before we do the adjournment. Councilwoman.

Yes. Thank you, Mr. President. The highest of distinction is service to others, and it's in that spirit that we want to Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 expression just a little longer as we celebrate three members who have well over close to 77 years of service to the City of Philadelphia. So with that said, we will ask each staff to accompany our members to the center stage. If you would just face members. On behalf of you, Mr. President, Darrell Clarke, the leadership team of City Council, and our Council colleagues and a special salute to the staff, Donna and Wendy in my office, we want to continue to celebrate the cumulative work of three of our colleges - Denny O'Brien, Councilman Goode, and Councilwoman Marian Tasco. These are three, what I call, tree shakers. They're three possibility thinkers. And as we assemble, we want to present gifts on behalf of the Philadelphia Phillies, and we would ask that you just turn those shirts around so Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 what's on the back of each shirt. To Councilman Denny O'Brien, Goethe said -- German writers said it best, that you really do treat children as if they were what they ought to be and then you help them become what they are capable of being. We are thankful for the service you've done on behalf of the children in this city. To my comrade and my classmate -- endings are real difficult for me. But there's a biblical scripture that captures who I believe you are wherein it says, I shall pass this way but once. Any good therefore that I can do or any kindness I can show to any human being, let it be done now, for I shall not neglect it or pass this way again. I'm going to miss you hitting me on my shoulder to remind me it's my time to speak. You are my own personal parliamentarian, and so I expect you to Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 multi-tasking at my desk. To my big sister, my soror, to the woman who said to me 30 years ago walking into an event, Blondell, where are the women at that head table? It was you, Councilwoman Tasco, who raised my awareness on why women need to be at the table. And so I found a passage written by Senator Clinton that I think best captures who you are: You were and you remain an envoy of your ideals. You have been a citizen ambassador, using your personal, professional, and political life to form community partnerships for the 9th Councilmanic District. You have built a common commitment to solve our city's common problems. And so on behalf of Council President, leadership, members of this Council, and all of our staffs, we appreciate you. We are grateful to the lessons you've given, and we wish you, above all, good health as you move on to Stated Meeting December 10, 2015 of your lives. Congratulations. (Applause.)

So with that, Mr. President, I move that Council stand adjourned sine die. (Duly seconded.)

Hold on. I lost my script. It's been moved and properly seconded that Council stand adjourned sine die. All in favor will say aye. (Aye.)

Those opposed? (No response.)

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