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• qualification, your nominees for full council appointment to the Ethics Advisory Commission, Susan Bowman is being nominated by Council Member
• by council member Schultz. Mr. Chase needs the served in US military special qualification. Your nominees for full council appointment to the ethics advisory commission. Susan Bowman is being nominated by council member Schultz. Ms. Bowman meets the
• by council member Schultz. Mr. Chase needs the served in US military special qualification. Your nominees for full council appointment to the ethics advisory commission. Susan Bowman is being nominated by council member Schultz. Ms. Bowman meets the

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• Ethics Advisory Commission on August 21, 2023.

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• Okay, the time is, uh, two 14 on August 21st, uh, 2023. The Ethics Advisory Commission will, uh, convene the ad hoc, the ad hoc
• Committee of the Ethics Advisory Commission. Thank you very much. Um, members present today, Thomas Perkins, the chair. Will the members, uh, state
• go ahead and read in our one agenda item, which is amendments to the Ethics Advisory Commission. Rules of Procedure. Um, as
• , this ad hoc committee was created by, uh, chair Timothy Powers. He's the chair of the Ethics Advisory Commission. Um, thought it would
• work as kind of a workshop to go through the Rules of procedure to bring a recommendation to the Full Ethics Advisory Commission for
• of a form issue. Um, distracted. What, what terms are you referring to? Well, that the Ethics Advisory Commission and commission in

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• A resolution determining final sanctions against Juan Gamez, Crew Leader-DWU in connection with the EthicsAdvisory Commission Hearing Panel's finding of violations of Chapter 12A, “Code of Ethics,” of the Dallas

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• the Ethics Advisory Commission hearings, panels, finding of violations of Chapter 12, a code of ethics of the Dallas City
• who was found to have violated certain provisions of the code of ethics by panel of the Ethics Advisory Commission at
• for this item. Laura? Uh, thank you, Mr. Mayor. Uh, on June 26th, a panel of the Ethics Advisory Commission convened
• . The Ethics Advisory Commission panel has recommended that this former city employee receive a reprimand and that the matter
• chair of the Ethics Advisory Commission, and he chaired the hearing, uh, back in June. I'd also like to point out
• investigation. And I believe it might have also been after the complaint was filed with the Ethics Advisory Commission to move
• scrutiny that the Ethics Advisory Commission has given to this situation. So thank you for your commitment to that and
• Council Member West to adopt the, uh, recommendation of the Ethics Advisory Commission? I don't see anyone else. So, um
• the Ethics Advisory Commission hearings. Panel's finding of violations of Chapter 12A Code of Ethics of the Dallas City Code. This is your item, Mr. Mayor. This item is a resolution determining final sanctions against a former city employee who was found to have violated
• certain provisions of the code of Ethics by a panel of the Ethics Advisory Commission at a hearing conducted on June 26th. Because the respondent is no longer a city employee, the code requires the final sanction be decided by the Dallas City Council. Laura Morrison from the
• City Attorney's office will advise us on the procedure for this item. Laura. Thank you, Mr. Mayor. On June 26th, a panel of the ethics Advisory Commission convened to adjudicate the complaint filed against Juan Gamez, former city employee of Dallas Water Utilities
• the code of ethics. The options relevant to a former city employee are a letter of notification, letter of admonition, reprimand, resolution of censure, referral for damages or injunction or referral for criminal prosecution. The Ethics Advisory Commission Panel has
• whether remedial action has been taken that will mitigate the adverse effects of the violation, and I would like to introduce Tom Perkins. He's in the gallery today. He serves as the vice chair of the Ethics Advisory Commission, and he chaired the hearing back in June
• employee. He at the time currently worked for Dallas Water Utilities. It was only after the IG pursued the investigation and I believe it might have also been after the complaint was filed with the Ethics Advisory Commission to move forward toward a hearing. I
• general did and then adding the layer of scrutiny that the Ethics Advisory Commission has given to this situation. So thank you for your commitment to that and your your panel's commitment. I'm prepared to support the resolution that not only addresses the reprimand, but also
• , Mayor. Anyone else wish to speak on for or against the motion on item 73 made by Council Member West to adopt the recommendation of the Ethics Advisory Commission. I don't see anyone else, so all in favor say aye. Any opposed say nay. The ayes have it. The motion
• the Ethics Advisory Commission hearings. Panel's finding of violations of Chapter 12A Code of Ethics of the Dallas City Code. This is your item, Mr. Mayor. This item is a resolution determining final sanctions against a former city employee who was found to have violated
• certain provisions of the code of Ethics by a panel of the Ethics Advisory Commission at a hearing conducted on June 26th. Because the respondent is no longer a city employee, the code requires the final sanction be decided by the Dallas City Council. Laura Morrison from the
• City Attorney's office will advise us on the procedure for this item. Laura. Thank you, Mr. Mayor. On June 26th, a panel of the ethics Advisory Commission convened to adjudicate the complaint filed against Juan Gamez, former city employee of Dallas Water Utilities
• the code of ethics. The options relevant to a former city employee are a letter of notification, letter of admonition, reprimand, resolution of censure, referral for damages or injunction or referral for criminal prosecution. The Ethics Advisory Commission Panel has
• whether remedial action has been taken that will mitigate the adverse effects of the violation, and I would like to introduce Tom Perkins. He's in the gallery today. He serves as the vice chair of the Ethics Advisory Commission, and he chaired the hearing back in June
• employee. He at the time currently worked for Dallas Water Utilities. It was only after the IG pursued the investigation and I believe it might have also been after the complaint was filed with the Ethics Advisory Commission to move forward toward a hearing. I
• general did and then adding the layer of scrutiny that the Ethics Advisory Commission has given to this situation. So thank you for your commitment to that and your your panel's commitment. I'm prepared to support the resolution that not only addresses the reprimand, but also
• , Mayor. Anyone else wish to speak on for or against the motion on item 73 made by Council Member West to adopt the recommendation of the Ethics Advisory Commission. I don't see anyone else, so all in favor say aye. Any opposed say nay. The ayes have it. The motion

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• Ethics Advisory Commission Meeting: Evidentiary Hearing on May 18, 2023.

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• Well, good morning everybody. Um, it is 9 34 on May 18th and an evidentiary hearing of the Ethics Advisory Commission is called to order. This
• witnesses that we would like the Ethics Advisory Commission to subpoena. Okay. All right. Um, mentioned for, and can you give us