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Ask the Mayor with Nick Schultz, July 2024

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What if your local government had the power to directly impact international conflicts? Find out as Mayor Nick Schultz unpacks the Burbank City Council's involvement in global issues and the ripple effects on our community. From the conflicts in Israel and Ukraine to local priorities like public safety and housing, we delve into the delicate balance of global awareness and local responsibility. This episode promises to offer eye-opening perspectives on how international matters influence our city governance and community dialogue.
Join us as we navigate the challenges and triumphs of housing development, rent control, and eviction policies in Burbank. Mayor Schultz sheds light on ambitious plans to build 9,000 housing units by 2028, the complexities of local and state-level initiatives, and procedural matters that aim to streamline council meetings for more effective governance. We also discuss the transformation of key sites like the old IKEA and Kmart into vibrant residential areas and the importance of fair eviction policies to protect our residents.
In the latter part of our conversation, we reflect on Burbank's evolving transportation landscape, including the Chandler bike path's metamorphosis into a bustling community hub. Mayor Schultz shares insights into upcoming initiatives like the Safer Streets Burbank Initiative and previews an exciting future episode featuring transportation czar David Kriski. As we wrap up, we emphasize the importance of community engagement and support for myBurbank, ensuring that our residents stay informed and involved in shaping the future of our city.

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Chapters

1. Ask the Mayor With Nick Schultz (00:00:00)

2. Burbank City Council on Foreign Policy (00:06:21)

3. Consistency and Change in Council Meetings (00:10:36)

4. Rental Eviction and Tenant Assistance (00:19:35)

5. Housing Development and Community Growth (00:24:46)

6. Local and State Level Housing Development (00:35:30)

7. Local Government Issues and Elections (00:39:16)

8. City Council Nomination Process Overview (00:44:08)

9. Collaborative Leadership in Government (00:51:33)

10. Burbank Transportation Initiatives Discussion (01:01:42)

11. Supporting MyBurbank Through Donations (01:13:42)

150 episodes

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What if your local government had the power to directly impact international conflicts? Find out as Mayor Nick Schultz unpacks the Burbank City Council's involvement in global issues and the ripple effects on our community. From the conflicts in Israel and Ukraine to local priorities like public safety and housing, we delve into the delicate balance of global awareness and local responsibility. This episode promises to offer eye-opening perspectives on how international matters influence our city governance and community dialogue.
Join us as we navigate the challenges and triumphs of housing development, rent control, and eviction policies in Burbank. Mayor Schultz sheds light on ambitious plans to build 9,000 housing units by 2028, the complexities of local and state-level initiatives, and procedural matters that aim to streamline council meetings for more effective governance. We also discuss the transformation of key sites like the old IKEA and Kmart into vibrant residential areas and the importance of fair eviction policies to protect our residents.
In the latter part of our conversation, we reflect on Burbank's evolving transportation landscape, including the Chandler bike path's metamorphosis into a bustling community hub. Mayor Schultz shares insights into upcoming initiatives like the Safer Streets Burbank Initiative and previews an exciting future episode featuring transportation czar David Kriski. As we wrap up, we emphasize the importance of community engagement and support for myBurbank, ensuring that our residents stay informed and involved in shaping the future of our city.

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Ask the Mayor With Nick Schultz (00:00:00)

2. Burbank City Council on Foreign Policy (00:06:21)

3. Consistency and Change in Council Meetings (00:10:36)

4. Rental Eviction and Tenant Assistance (00:19:35)

5. Housing Development and Community Growth (00:24:46)

6. Local and State Level Housing Development (00:35:30)

7. Local Government Issues and Elections (00:39:16)

8. City Council Nomination Process Overview (00:44:08)

9. Collaborative Leadership in Government (00:51:33)

10. Burbank Transportation Initiatives Discussion (01:01:42)

11. Supporting MyBurbank Through Donations (01:13:42)

150 episodes

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