Narcisse closes public testimony and concludes hearing
Narcisse closes the in-person portion of public testimony after no additional speakers come forward, then moves to remote testimony. Seeing no hands raised on Zoom, she notes written testimony can be submitted within 72 hours and concludes the hearing.
Thank you to all of you who came here to share your thoughts, experience today.
If there is anyone in the room who wishes to speak but has not yet had the opportunity to do so, please raise your hand and fill out an appearance card with the sergeant at arms at the back of the room.
Seeing none.
That concludes the in-person portion of our public testimony.
We will now move to the remote testimony.
If you are testifying remotely, please listen for your name to be called.
Once your name is called, a member of our staff will unmute you.
You may then start your testimony once the sergeant at arms set the clock and cue, I mean, cues you to begin.
If you are on the line, if you're on Zoom, please raise your hand so we can see you.
All right.
If there is no one else in the Zoom who wishes to speak but has not yet had the opportunity to do so, please use the raise hand function and our staff will unmute you.
All right.
Seeing no hands, I would like to note again that members of the public can submit written testimony to testimony at council.nyc.gov within 72 hours of this hearing.
All right, seeing none, now we may conclude.
Thank you for your time, everyone in the room.
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
We done.