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same time I will not give up my personal freedom <br />nor do I expect you to give up your personal <br />freedom Mr. Carnival. When I decide to speak on <br />behalf of the city it will be done with proper <br />direction. This is the way I have done it in the <br />past and this is how I will continue to do so. <br />Sackett: When you introduced yourself at the meeting did <br />you introduce yourself as a City Councilwoman? <br />Hornbostel: Yes I did state that I was a Councilwoman for the <br />City of Louisville. My feeling is that they <br />already knew that I was a Councilwoman. I never <br />stated that my opinion was the city's opinion. <br />Howard: Were there other representatives that spoke but <br />not on behalf of the their cities and how did they <br />do it? <br />Hornbostel: When they got up to the podium and stated that <br />they were speaking on behalf of their city. <br />Carnival: I was not aware of any format that would allow the <br />cities that were in favor of or against speak <br />first then everyone else speak. I felt that the <br />reason most of the people were there was to show <br />support for their city. The reason that no <br />opinion was reported in the-paper was because the <br />reporter was not in the room at the time. <br />Sackett: Felt that when the original resolution was brought <br />before the Council no one was given time to look <br />at it. I think we could have looked at it better. <br />Open Government is good. I think you shouldn't <br />have stated that you were a councilmember. But on <br />the other hand I feel there is nothing wrong with <br />a councilperson going to such meetings. I would <br />hope that we could relook at the original <br />resolution and redraft it. <br />Howard: Felt that <br />Councilman <br />without the <br />the Council <br />represent t <br />the Council <br />if Councilwoman Hornbostel and <br />Davidson had represented the city <br />consent of the Council then they owed <br />an apology if in fact they did not <br />he city then Councilman Carnival owed <br />an apology. <br />Howard moved to have the City Attorney look at the open <br />government Resolution that was presented at the February 6th <br />meeting and look at the transcripts from the MTDC meeting and see <br />if the Councilpeople were in violation of this resolution. <br />Motion was died for lack of a second. <br />8 <br />