It was a chilly spring night on Monday as I took the bus to Bligh Street for the last meeting of the Clarence City Council for the 2018-22 term. The gallery was more crowded and the meeting longer than I anticipated, which actually worked out better for me, but let’s not worry about that. Onwards!

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We begin our exercise in the dying weeks of this iteration of Council. Nine of the twelve councillors are out campaigning to keep their seats, the other three throwing in the towel. Tonight’s meeting has a slim agenda and a slimmer chance of producing much in the way of soundbites, except maybe for Item 8.4.1, but I’ll be happy to be proven wrong.

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