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In opposition: <br />P4 1. This is a slippery slope. How long before the next election should one wait. The US Senate <br />used this excuse to prevent a duly elected President from fulfilling his duty to appoint a <br />Supreme Court Justice. Once you decide a elected body should wait there is no logic as to how <br />long. <br />+g 1 1 am a big fan of the new developments. I want a planning commission that is committed <br />to making Redwood City the heart of silicon valley. It should be quick and easy for developers <br />to get the approval and permits they need. <br />+9 2 - This is the Supreme Court nomination all over again. I think the council should exercise <br />their duty promptly and without delay. Waiting for the election is unnecessary. If anything the <br />council will be more careful about an appointment that may have impact. <br />+7 1 In two years there will be another election. Why not wait for the 2020 city council? Send <br />the current council members home while we're at it.This kind of reasoning is ridiculous. This is <br />the city council. They should do their job. <br />+7 2 - The appointment should be handled on the normal timeline. If it normally takes months <br />to select a new member then start the process now and vote when ready. Don't rush, but don't <br />delay. <br />+3 1. It's open, fill it. Don't do what the Republicans did to Obama with the Supreme Court <br />seat. <br />+3 1 This is the argument that Republicans used when they refused to consider Merrick <br />Garland's nomination to the Supreme Court. Elected officials should do their job in a timely <br />manner, not push matters off until after the election. <br />+2 1, while planning things out carefully is a good idea; these elected officials work for us, so <br />we expect them to work and fill vacant seats as needed to function efficiently. <br />+2 1. Let them do their jobs. <br />+2 2. Oppose. The elected council should appoint the empty seat. Even if I disagree with that <br />individual <br />