governance

Molano said the charter draft is a watered-down version of a powerless audit committee — auditor still appointed by the city manager, no subpoena power, no staffing floor — and urged the committee to address it in its report to council.

Stated she served on the charter committee, clarified that the civil service vote was not unanimous, and noted that city clerk/treasurer term limits were not formally voted on by the commission.

Raised questions regarding federal housing voucher administration, administrative plan timelines, and financial compliance.

Criticized Councilmember Dan Brotman's past remarks and stated priorities regarding community agenda items.

Criticized specific council members for budget deficits, community division, and alleged censorship regarding GTV6 camera angles.

Urged the committee to address systemic fiscal vulnerabilities, prohibit retroactive pay, establish an independent audit commission, and limit nepotism.

Suggested implementing term limits for all elected municipal positions and requiring voter approval for municipal bond issuances.

Supported term limits for all elected offices and requested better public access and communication channels with the Charter Review Committee.

Requested agendizing the Bus Rapid Transit project and criticized municipal contract negotiation transparency.