Okay, camera's going live. We're going to delay for about a minute. Sean's around just a little bit behind so. Mm mm. Don't worry, we're just waiting for you. Got 1 minute. You do. Can't remember everything. Boom. Alright, just in time at 6 o'clock, I'll ask everyone to stand, say the pledge of allegiance please. I pledge
allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Alright. Uh and let the maze reflect that we got six of seven council members present. First item on the agenda is the citizen's form. If there's any individual in this community that would like to address the council now would be the time to do so. Um
we're going to wait like 2 minutes just because I thought maybe someone was going to pop in but as everyone's getting their bearings straight and ready for this evening's meeting, we'll give it a couple of seconds here. Okay, seeing none here in none. Uh moving on to the consent agenda. Uh letter B change in numbers. If you guys look at the sheet that Ashley provided, there's just a couple typo errors. Uh in our favor which is nice under letter B city
calls payable and the amount of thirty-five thousand eight hundred and fifty-six dollars and forty-three cents. Again, thirty-five comma eight five six period four three. I need a motion to approve. So, Second. Yup and a motion from Sean, a second from Mike, all in favor. Opposed motion passes. Uh moving on to the agenda, we're going to move under presentations. We're going to move more engineering down to letter B. Letter A, I need to swear in Scott before tonight's meeting. Um everything else will be handled under updates
from the departments and committees. Are there any other additions or subtractions to the agenda? Okay, hearing none, I need a motion. Okay, a motion from Eric. Second. Second from Scott, all in favor. I oppose motion passes. Okay. Scott, if you want to join me up on the flags here. Yeah, bring the sheep. Lift your hand up. Okay. I, Scott Ericson. I, Scott
Ericson. Do solemnly swear. Do solemnly swear. That I will support the Constitution of the United States. Constitution of the United States. The Constitution of the State of Minnesota. Constitution of the State of Minnesota. That I will faithfully and impartially. I will faithfully impartially. Discharge the duties of the office. Discharge the duties of the office. Council Member of the City of Ada. Council Member of the City of Ada. To invest in my knowledge and abilities so help me god. To invest my knowledge and abilities of my Okay. Scott, you got a copy, right? I sure do. Okay. So,
we're we're good there. So, Brandon, you're up. Gonna Have a seat next to Wayne and approach the bench. Yeah. You're up. Um nope. Good evening, everyone. I don't have a whole lot. Um haven't been here in a couple of months though. So, my main thing would be last fall, we admit about what I'll call phase three of the sewer project and kind of planning stuff out. Um the say Minnesota Minnesota PFA is kind
of two big list for projects. One is the project property list which is kind of step one and step two would be intended use plan we put a phase 3 project on the PPL last year and now this year about a week ago they made the call out for 2025's list and so we are going to have some meetings this spring plan to move something forward to the IUP which would be like a 2026 or 2027 type of project the one of
the main things on phase three that we talked was the fourth and fourth loop and the utilities there. So, we'll probably reach out to the county and see if we can partner with them. We've talked with them or I've talked with them in the past about, hey, if we do a project here, can we partner up from a funding standpoint? Preliminary stuff, just a heads up is kind of that's kind of the next step of things coming. Um but other than that, I don't have a whole lot. Does anyone have anything or any questions for me? Yeah. That's a long drive just for a couple of minutes. Oh
that's it's nice here. Well in my eyes and I guess I don't really know and this is probably not a council discussion how we've done it in the past but in my eyes part of being the city engineer is coming to your meetings because sometimes things come up now if I don't have a whole lot I'm not going to come to all of them but I if I only show up when I need something or have an invoice that doesn't that's a good point That doesn't exactly ingrain me into the community that I that I do want to serve. Well, yeah. Good
to see you. You know, to Tyson and Dan, you guys have always been awesome. Yes. For the city and for this council. So, I mean, we do appreciate that. Yup. Um I don't have any Ashley and. It's a good thing we don't have any friends. Yes. Yeah. No brain. Yeah. No. I. With everything else we have. So, no, we appreciate it. Yup. And we've talked about yeah that 2026 2027 year and yeah she got another bright idea that we
don't have spend some money we don't have we can I mean we can always find a place to spend money alright you forgot you were missing that last part so awesome okay thanks guys thank you Brandon thank you nice meeting you yeah usual okay moving on to mayor's report just disregard your guys' Email the one that you have in front of you is the correct appointments for twenty twenty-five. Um I've those of
that of those of you that have wanted to change and or keep the same we did adjust a couple of the committee members from the public which was nice the community members that have spoken up that want to be involved which is awesome otherwise I kept the council appointments the same for 2025 with the exception of Wayne the good thing about Wayne is he also wanted to do the two committees that Kim was on so I didn't have to do any jockeying around in the other place so I need a motion to approve the community appointments or point
one 5. Do you need Glenn on there? For fire? Steve is always on there. I think combined Glenn would be like what I am on the EDA right yeah like an advisory vote okay the only reason you can vote is because you're a council member yeah and I am not on there anymore but yeah so okay no he's technically with tons of meetings and stuff but right correct that's right I wasn't
sure okay with public work and Steve with public safety so perfect Okay. I need a motion. So move. Okay. Motion from Eric. Second. Second from Scott again. All in favor. Aye. Aye. All opposed. Motion passes. Okay. Uh administrative cliff treasurer's report. Um just going to hit on a couple things real quick. Um the first thing I want to talk about is the fire department. Uh Glenn and I met yesterday for a long time just to review finances. Um look through our past couple
years of spending, go over training and then talk about these fire contracts. So, I did send you guys a copy of this I think this morning. So, I'm sorry it hasn't been very long to look through it. So, we have a fire service agreement with townships surrounding us. Uh the last contract agreement has been in place for the last 11 years. Uh it was it is up this year on April 1st. So, we Glenn has reached out to each township, a representative for everyone and asked if there's
any additional changes or things they'd like to see or comments, concerns, whatever it is. Um for the most part, everybody was on board, wants to keep moving forward. There was the comments that were made is increasing the service charge calls. Um so right now, it's 450 for the first hour and 150 for every hour after that. They would like to increase it to 550 and 250. Um now, this is majority of the time paid out
by insurance. So, it's not on the homeowner and then we've also talked in in Sean as the as the vice chief about them going through and kind of making a list of what is considered emergency service charge obviously we're not charging $550 for a lithicist or a fire alarm or things like that these are more of those emergencies fires gas leaks things like that so internally the fire department will go through and do that and then the only other comment is so
one of the big expenses that the fire department puts on the townships right now is the bond payment for a fire haul so pay $40, 000 a year in our bond payment that bond payment is through to 2027, which means it will get billed to the the fire department in 2028 so how it works out is we take the previous year's expenses we take the net revenue minus the net expenses and then 35% of that is build out to the
townships each one of them have a percentage and you can look in here to it number four number five yeah number five kind of gives the breakdown of what percentage so 35% goes to it and then they all get broken down based on size. Um anyways, everyone's okay with that but in 2027, we're going to look because with that bond payment going out, 40, 000. Again, so it's 40, 000 the bond payment but thirty-five percent of it is broken down to the township. So, now that 35percent, each
township pays a certain amount. Um they're requesting that we could possibly continue a payment of that size but put it towards a new fire truck or a new piece of equipment and so in twenty twenty-seven, we will have to update this with an addendum that takes out the fire haul payment and puts in whatever payment we decide we want to start saving for. Um so other than that, we could even just make it as simple as long-term capital. Yeah. I mean. It doesn't have to be a specific item but then they won't see the huge drop in
payment and then a couple years later have a big increase in their payment is kind of what they're making up with that being said this is the first draft I will send out all the invoices to the townships here at the end of this week with this draft and townships meet the first week of March so they'll have an opportunity to review if there is any changes or questions at that point in time then we'll get it changed before August or April 1st so it's really just for you guys to review and ask any questions that you may have
The first part that Ashley was talking about you guys is in six A and B for anything. It's just up $1 00 on each one so. They were Glenn actually took what we were in Fire Department's charge and that's what they came up with. So, again, those aren't charges for the Lift to Sit. We're not charging people $550 for those types of things but. Right. So, there's no questions on the fire department. Uh the other thing I just want to highlight in the police department is
that we've talked a little bit about it here but Steve applied for a grant through the DOT for speed signs and we were approved for that. So, at this point in time, we do not know an estimated time of when they're going to come and so it's not a I I asked about the amount. It's not a money in and we buy them. It's actually they're going to get the signs for us and send them to us. So, Email that he got literally said we're waiting on the VOT schedule because I asked today to follow up and just give me a time limit. I know it's a
priority so. And these are if you guys remember us talking about these are the solar ones for all four corners instead of just the ones so. Yeah. Yeah. And we can decide what you guys want to do as a council video. The oldest one that we have now. Do you want to put it down to school or another high traffic area. Also we have four new ones basically. Four new ones and then the one that we're going to have you guys can decide what you want to do with it. Great. Maybe start thinking about that. But these new ones are I believe so. Yeah so our old one so just keep that in mind. So Steve didn't
have a lot of feedback when I asked him all those questions. Other than that an acceptance email or award email saying that the DOT has accepted your application so we're still waiting and I will send out those details. I don't want to overspeak and PSI I'm wrong on that. But I talked to him again today and he had not had any other email back. So that's with the police department and then the liquor store I just wanted to highlight real quick. Um So, from last year to this
year, we had an increase of sales of $4, 917 and 36 cents, which is our biggest increase think ever at least since I've been on council and then the profit increase was $3, 222 and 55 cents. So, from last year's, our total profit for the month was 11, 614 and this year, our total profit was 14, 836. So, we had a really good month. And
Um. Any just thinking about it, Ashley? Any update on the THC stuff? Yup. So, we had $1, 675 in sales of THC. A profit was 7 21 dollars and thirty3 cents. There was about a two-week time frame that Jerry was very low in stock. She did not have product in there. Um hoping that we don't run into that again now that we have three distributors and more THC products than what we started with. The first time we started
with four brands when distributor three flavors in each brand and then by the time those sold out we were too busy looking for more products to get in so there was about two weeks it's over 45% off again I'll eat my words I'm mad enough to do that awesome good Uh and then the Deco Center update which I know Brianna's here. You want to give it over to you since you know the ins and outs and I think I did
Email this out to you guys. Who? Uh yesterday or. Yesterday I think yeah. Yeah. So. Okay. So, Ashley sent the Email of the right now where we are to date of cost and so I broke everything out. Everything in the green has been completed and there's different columns. Um there's the the estimate. There's the insurance portion paid. There's a city portion
paid is paid to date by the city. There's overages. There's under budget and then there's notes. Yes, we have been under budget by a few contractors. So, the I insurance and in the notes I put what the insurance will reimburse back and then the column after is remaining projects and estimates that's still things that still need to be done with the project or still has funding or something out with it so stematic the only thing left to do from stematic is do the duct
cleaning but we're not doing that until after the hot tub's done because it doesn't make any sense to do that now until all the duct cleaning is done and After the painting, we had to have train come in. They they had their scheduled maintenance. Good thing they were about a month and a half late on their scheduled maintenance because the pool plug, the pool pack filters were completely plugged because of all the dust and the they call it dry fall paint is what they used in the ceiling and so all that dust went up into the
new ductwork that we had done and just plugged all the filters. Um so, we're kind of watching that to see because there's still might be some residual that comes through with that so we might have to have Zach come out again and put new filters in one more time because of that so that's something that we'll watch and that'll also be build back to the insurance for those filters Sorensen Electric they they refurbished the square lights that are above the pool and converted those to LED and made sure that the the ones that
weren't working because of the water damage last December those are working again and then they had to replace every outlet in the pool area because of all the moisture and condensation that was in them. That's also paid by insurance. Um the insulation on the roof drains. So, there's four roof drains that come down and go to the each corners in the in the pool area for drainage of the roof and everything with the flat roof, you have to have the rock and then you have these roof drains. Well, the reason we had to have the insulation replaced is once it gets wet, it loses all our factor value.
So, that was also paid for by insurance. We're paid. The city had to pay the bills and then insurance will reimburse us back once we get everything put together. Um more is painting and blasting. There was two portions of that. The city paid the portion that was the ceiling. The insurance paid the ductwork because they they had the rust the rusting in the contract with the insurance. So, because the ceiling did have some rust on it, they wouldn't pay for the ceiling
but they could see where it was chipping off the ductwork and could see the metal ductwork so they did say they would pay for the duct work so we also came under budget because of the fact that the project got a little delayed and the city guys and everybody around the city stepped up and we went in and basically did a full cleaning for a whole day and so we saved $11, 000 on that project because of that so so that came under budget doors and windows Rusco Windows is
still working on the doors and windows we still have a few broken windows where they were prying off the the face plates where the windows are are still cracked so we're waiting for them to come in and finish replacing those and then we also have the two pool doors with the windows with the four windows on each side we can't replace those until we can get the hot tub because the hot tub has to fit through those doors and windows it's too big to come in any other way the hot
tub We paid the down payment and we also have the door. The the central door and hardware is the one you guys approved for the steel door that's going to be for the new mechanical room so that it'll have a straight walk-in version. It it'll basically match the steam room door. It'll be on the other side of the hot tub. So, we won't have to wait for people to get done in the men's locker room to go in and fix something or to access that and then the other door will be removed from that one and then there's just a lot
more room for it and we needed all the extra room for the equipment so yeah so we did that down payment right now I talked to Dan at my aquatics today we are still waiting for the state to approve we have sent paperwork and blueprints down there three times now they just sent another another they had to rescale drawings the the civil engineer did and then they had to send a digital copy. They sent a digital copy
and a hard copy and they didn't like the digital copy they sent so they redid everything. Um down at the state of Minnesota the the whole aquatics regulation rule department is all there it's a new engineer that's in there so things have completely changed from what they used to be. So everybody is new and learning. Um but today I had to send pictures of all of our testing equipment, our life preservers, our our first aid kits AED Shepherd's Hook Regulatory Science Books
why this matters to replace a hot tub we don't know but that's what they required so I did ask Dan the question about tariffs now because our hot tub is in Canada and we can't take delivery of it until it's approved and we have the permits for it he said that that will not he was assured already when he was at a meeting week that that won't come into play because it's health and wellness. I said,
okay, sounds good. So. There is a 30-day grease. Yeah. Yeah. That's that's thing. But it's something that but it's something that I have to start looking at for products and for things coming in because when I get to another part of this, I'll tell you what they told me. So, we still have the 6-500 door installation to install that door, take that put the new door in and then take out that old door and seal that up. Um we still some plumbing which is down below farther and then
Ada Electric for the hook up of the wiring of the steam room generators and moving all the equipment and pumps and everything. Um so, if you look at the very right column, we still have ninety-one thousand and ninety dollars and ninety-seven cents for the hot tub for the estimates. Hers Hog Roofing is completed for the $31, 000. Walk-in track has been completed. It is all up and running again. Um again, that gets all paid back by insurance and you'll see Dusty Green Construction on there. We had to have someone come in and
grind down the walk-in track because of the old glue that was still on there. It wasn't going to be they needed that done before that this company came in and did their part of it. So, we hired his company to do that which was approved through the insurance that they will pay for that different that difference of amount. So, it won't cost the city anything extra at all is covered under the insurance. Um the masonry obviously we know that that was overages with everything that they found in the walls so that's in the overage so we still have rough hatch that Ellenson caulking that is
there's some foundation and building gap so we're going to have to have someone come in and do the caulking around the the building so we don't get water draining in there and causing foundation problems and then also under the walking track there are seams where they have to pull the old caulking out and put the new caulking in so that's the caulking that's left to do then H and N quality plumbing that plumbing we still need the water fountain in the pool area we need the hot tub hook up the backflow assembly put back in
the access the stainless steel access panels in this in the pool area and then they're also hooking up the steam room generators and they have to add a drain in the hot tub room where those steam generators going to and there is no venting in the hot tub closet so they have to run a vent through the ceiling through the hot tub and tie into another vent so just to make everything up to so how there wasn't one in there we don't know but we'll make it right so furnaces
we had done last fall so those are all done we had a couple overages but that was the air air conditioning unit coils so flooring we have tile in the pool area yet the expansion joints and then also when we're taking out these doors and windows the tile comes up with it some of it we're going to be able to do and we fix some of the issues that have come up to date but we still have that MacArthur tile that's $7900 and that's for crack tiles around the baseboards in the locker
room there's a crack going down where the handicap rail was put in things like that then we also have replacing the carpet with with commercial flooring throughout the building and epoxy painting the bathroom floors so those are still projects that are still in the works steam room tiling I talked to Carl this morning and he's bringing his guys out on Thursday they're going to review everything bring the materials and all the tile that they have and possibly maybe start Monday with the steam room tiling waterproofing and
tiling the miscellaneous is the water fountain for the pool area, reception desk, for the the front desk where the receptionist sit water heater boiler for the building we have some corrosion coming on our so we're pretty sure in the next year so we're going to need a new water heater pool vacuum ladders on the front of the building that pool boiler heater we would be able to have a backup then as you know there
used to be two to heat that pool to start with so right now we only run on one but associated pools out of Bismarck did suggest that maybe if we have it in the budget to possibly add that second heater so if one went down we could still have heat in the pool. So, emergency lighting has we still have a few outside lights that need to be fixed but the fire panels all been updated and we've converted all the lights throughout the there's still a few lights in the building that aren't LED but there's not many and that's
that was the budget for the walking track too. So, those things came in under budget. Um we haven't done anything in the men's locker room with the with the grid ceiling. We still have the countertops, baseboard Peter railing to the walking track at the top is a little loose equipment in the weight room and then we did receive a quote from someone from Johnson Fitness so I will send this around they did some drawings
for us of how we could better utilize the space in the weight room and then also get some additional equipment so this quote right here is this top quote is things that we really need to get for the weight room this top quote it comes in at twenty-four1, 0$65 this is where I was talking about the tariffs it sounds like within the month, there will be a 9
percent fee put on for tariffs. The second quote here is wants if possible. This is the what we need for equipment and what we need to replace broken equipment in the weight room right now. Um the second the second one is is really our our wish list so I broke it down he gave me a full quote and it came to that $59, 114 but $59, 114 on the original is that for
that plan right that's for that plan right there yes and $26, 000 is to replace what we have now well it it all the equipment is behind that quote it it's laid out exactly what that what that equipment would be and then the prices are written up yeah but this is like the basically it's it's a treadmill because right next most part. For the most part, it's a new stair climber because ours is it's it's. Yeah and you have to remember so like last time we replaced equipment, it was my first year at the dangle and that's
going to be 10 years. I mean, I think it is 10 years and equipment. Yeah. It's like the treadmills and they have towels and things like that that get used so much that 10 years of a long lifespan for them. And we've had them serviced every year. We have someone come out and service some. If we have problems with them I mean we try to fix them in house before we have to go out but but yeah that's kind of where we're at. Now all of these numbers on the right hand side are figured into what we have left for project cost. So I did figure
this full 5-nine thousand dollars into total project cost at the end that we'll get to in a second. Um the pool area signs. We got all of those already and we got them all up in in their in the pool area. Sponsorship donation request. Um the BTD mechanical. That's that big steel. Basically, it's a return vent that hangs over the the deep end of the pool. When they were ice blasting, it was is completely rotten. So, they blew holes all over in it. Um nothing they could have done
and so we found a company in Fargo that could come out, get it done in a week and come out so we didn't have to delay that painting. So, that was the thirty-3 fifteen. 3 350. Um associated pools that was for draining supplies some pump different things like that again insurance will reimburse that back to us so that's under that the sauna benches were in the steam room the like Home Depot tile saw grout blades so we could get some of this tile work done ourselves PVC tiles
over the shower and the hot tub area so before we had the compressed cardboard pressed together grid ceiling and every time they would get wet would fall and splat all over in the pool area or locker room area so we did go with PVC tiles just over the showers in the men's locker room women's and over the hot tub area so right now we haven't done the rest of the building because it's not the cheapest material in the world but we did all the labor ourselves so it saved a ton of
money instead of hiring a company to come in and and do it so different projects still that we have left is sheetrocking throughout the building you know a few scrubber or tile scrubber so we don't have to hire like stamatic or someone to come in and do that once a year we can have something there that would be usable for that swimsuit extractor what that is it's a machine that you they can everybody can put their swimsuits in and it's a super fast spinning machine and it basically dries the swimsuits
out so you're saving on your lockers because if those wet swimsuits drip down all over in the lockers you're replacing lockers in 10 years and Mm we don't have the budget for that I can tell you that so a lifeguard share because right now we have a lawn chair fastened to our lifeguard share because that's just how we had to do it and then blinds for the meeting room so with the tax abatement proposal of $900,
000 or the tax abatement for $900, 000 fund raised today we fund raised 79, 587 and 90 cents and the deco $200, 000 we've raised 1. 17958 790 so 1. 1. 1 8 million dollars is where we're we're at with our fundraising and different things and underneath that projects cost to date is $879, 471 and 59 cents the projects remaining that we have tallied
on the side here are $291, 167 and 80 cents. Um right now insurance reimbursement back to date is eighty-five thousand eight hundred and twenty-one dollars and forty-5 cents. Now we still have to add in loss of revenue, loss of membership. Hours that I've worked on projects at the deco that can qualify under the insurance reimbursement. The water and sewer and the swimming lessons for loss of loss of of cost. So just so you know that number will grow. It'll be bigger but
we have to work with the accountant at the insurance company to get all of the averages because we have the COVID years are going to. Affected. Affected and everything else. So, we're trying to figure out how how it's fair for both sides and then so our contingency budget with all of the projects still remaining is ninetyfour thousand seven hundred and sixty-nine dollars and ninety-four cents. So, that is where the project is at today. Anyone have any
questions about the project or anything coming up or any past prospects you said you guys are doing the tiling we've done some tiling yes we had to take a box that hid some pipes up on the walking track we had to take that out before they could lay the walking track and then we had to replace some tiles up there yes so we have been doing some of the tiling but there is
tiling that still needs to be done by like the steam I'm not tiling the whole steam room so. Alright. I can't do that. I I'm new to this. I'm just trying to figure out who we are. Yes. The city guys and myself. We have been working on we demoed the hot tub closet. We took all the tile off the floor in there did that. That kind the stuff that we can do we've been doing ourselves to save money. Alright. So. See the pool and the walking track are up and running. Yes. And use. Yup.
Walking track and pool are both up and running. Um we're on our second round of swimming lessons now. All the classes are full. Very full. And then we'll have in March we'll have Twin Value and coming back over for swimming lessons again so yes I think there was like 60 kids in the pool on Sunday well the afternoon session there was over 70 and then the night session there were over 30 so it was busy did you do like a reopening celebration not yet because we don't have the hot
tub and the steam room back up and running but then yes then we will be yes we still have another fundraiser that we'll have in conjunction with our re grand opening alright so yeah Brianna just sort of reiterate you said that 94 grand that's left that's with the highest amount for the equipment for the weight room oh that equipment for the weight room that $59, 000 if we did that whole thing that is we still
have ninety4000 that's what I'm saying just figured in to that under the project remaining of two hundred ninety-one thousand one sixty-seven eighty-two yes yes So, things that could still come up that would impair the contingency budget is obviously our hot tub. So, that is why right now, all of these other projects are at a stand still until we can get the old hot tub out and put the new hot tub in to make sure that that is a
project that can be completed. What's the timeline once you get the hot tub here? Um. Have you gotta. Actually, yes. He is worried he's going to have to lay off a couple of his guys because they can't start another project ahead of ours because then it'll push us back at least three months so. Yeah, we were hoping to about now right January 1st yeah I'm going to say I remember the winter time no yeah that was that was when the that's when Dan's crew was set to come here and start the project so okay so with that with that
ninety-four that's that's remaining that's that's if we if we took care of everything that be the remaining that would be remaining would that go back into the maintenance fund then we put that towards the maintenance funds we can pay for the pool pack we're going to need to replace it I think it has to **** right I mean right and that's decision but I mean that's what we've been having to help thus far. That's what it's allocated. But even at I mean even at ninety-four let's say 95, 000 contingency on that hot tub I mean that should cover it not on what we've seen a lot of ifs
in the last six months but I mean we should be safe. Yeah. Really there. The one thing that's not put into the hot tub yet the the cost the estimates because we have absolutely no idea is like jackhammering out the flooring in the closet itself. Um all the pipes and everything runs through conduit through that floor underneath the tile and into that hot tub area. Yeah. We know that the hot tub is cemented in because we took a couple of holes out of the hot tub so we could see
what is behind there so we had an idea. Yeah. Um there's a lot of sand. Um there's no barrier between the sand and the hot tub. It's all just so when we pull that hot tub out. We're probably mess up some tile so we're going to have to put new tile in that area. I'm I'm just assuming. I don't know but easy cleanup most of the time. Yeah. I'm guessing all cemented pipes and wiring and all that will be brand new again. Yes. Yes. It
has to. Yeah. So. We have to jack hammer out that floor which I've talked to basically I've I've talked to Glenn Visser about it. I've had him come in and we've looked at it and talked about different scenarios and what can we do and how can we you know how can we do this for the least amount of money but make sure that everything is is structurally as safe and and you know and and until we get into it. We you know there is a civil civil engineer that is working with the aquatics company to basically go over this
information and and you know I'm sure there will be a structural engineer that has to come in and make sure all of this is also up to code and and regulation and that's why the state has been so strict getting all this information back because we just you know they need to make sure that all of their stuff is tied together so with that with that pool pack yeah I remember replacing that long time ago and it was probably in the hundred some range are we looking at double or triple that by now when I go 67 okay I had train out of
Fargo give me a quote this summer of what a new pool pack would cost about the same size and it is their best estimate at this point in time not knowing anything about future and how long this would last was $650 to $800, 000. It went up a little bit. Little bit. Gotta get a new job. Okay. Well, at least at least we have at least I kind of have an idea what we're looking at. Well, this would give us just a a
little bit of a jump start if nothing else. Absolutely. Um when we started this, you know, I I texted Ashley and Brianna a week ago and I asked twofold for this because A it's good for obviously the council to keep up to date on it B the community because you're doing a great job on social media keep them updated but money wise dollar wise I think it's great for everyone just to kind of keep on top of this and see where we're at when we started this process and we talked about tax abatement and or whether we're going to use that long-term capital and vice versa we asked you Brianna to
put all of your stuff in a list get it there and then we can see if we can whittle it down if we have to at this point we don't have to because it looks like obviously A we have some contingency money left over in the amount of $95, 000 is there anything that we're missing that you need in there right now that we should be looking at and I can the hot tub's got a lot to do with it I know do I realize that but the one thing that's not in there it's on the sheet but you know landscaping
new fencing around the waiting pool obviously there's been a lot of equipment coming in and out and and different things like that sure that's a and have absolutely no idea what the ground looks like underneath with everything. And we can also probably use the beautification budget when we are for some of that just because carbs. Yeah. Sure. Extra heater on here. Yeah. I mean an extra pump. An extra pump. Like a extra big pump for the pool. No. No. That might be
something that we want. The one thing though if we don't want to we could keep it that'd be more to keep it in the maintenance fund just so that like because if you buy a pump and it sits on a shelf the seals go bad and different they start cracking and things like that so I I did we did talk about that with with the with Dustin from Associated Pools but he did recommend not purchasing some one just sitting on a shelf because usually pumps are easy to
within 34 days, but I mean you never know things happen but but he did say you know you got seals that'll go bad and and different things like that because it could be five year I mean that pump is getting old it is it. Yeah. In 2016. Yeah. Yup. And we had to take it all out, completely remove it and bring it down to Fargo and then so during that time frame, it was like a two-week down while they were refurbishing it. We didn't have a pool was down. So, I just didn't know if it would be like a night. No, I mean, it is. We could. Did
Yeah. Didn't we? I thought we just replaced one here like 1 years ago. What did we do when we took all the sand out? What was there was? Oh that was the laterals. We replaced all the laterals. Wasn't there something in a pump there? No. Um that ended up being the heater pumps there but the heater went out after we went way too much. I think it was a heater yeah yeah it was the heater that was about $808200 that went out as soon as we restarted because it sat for a week and didn't have water running through it and they
figured that that all of the just got crusty I'm sure all the calcium all of the calcium and deposits that were in there holding it all together then they let loose when there's no water in there yeah so yeah sounds right yeah other thing that I I was just looking at Brianna and it came my attention as you're talking about it didn't we just purchase a floor scrubber for the liquor store is there any way that we can get different brushes that we can use it at
the deco and use the same floor scrubber instead of two because we already bought one I mean last I think it was last year right yeah we bring it over to the event center good point okay my no I can talk to the I can ask Jerry Joe to get information yeah my guest just different pads the one we use at Kelly says two different pad so instead of I don't even remember what it was but 1800 bucks it's only 1800 bucks no but only but yes nope I can check on that because before we
would have to borrow the hospital's floor scrubber you know and and those are fund around I'm not using that bug before I'm not. I'm not. Not with the electricity. Nope. So you think are you suggesting we can buy this whey equipment now before the tariffs are. I'm asking the council what they would like to do. I would like to order the things that we need before we have to pay an extra 2300 or whatever the 9%
of them was. The twenty-3 twenty-three hundred. We know that we need to get some of it and we can we can you're going to ask the same question I think so. Um similar to last time Graham, can we just auction off the old equipment? Um because obviously you don't have any, you don't have room to put more equipment in there. So, can we just auction off the old equipment and get paints on dollar under. That is. That is what my, yes, that is what I would like to see done. Okay. Plus, we have that one inflatable also to auction off.
Um so, like when the county was going to do their next auction, I was going to ask if that's possible. I talked about we'll talk some auction stuff later but we have got I've got a better idea for that. There's a better avenue than just waiting for the county ones but we'll talk about correct. But yes, we can't get rid of equipment. We have to have an auction. I I believe is what the city guy is paying to sell it off. Yeah. We'd have to have seal bills or an auction or something like that. But yeah but let's just get rid of the you don't have room but experts let's get rid of the old stuff and just move
on. Right. Well that's like we're going to be for a live when we auction that stuff off. None. I think so. You sell it as is. You have to you sell it as is. We I think the first we have to have it open at least two weeks has to be blind bids and then they can come in and then the last day we open them all up and then we can set like a minimum if we want. Um so we can do like make that decision if we want. Um and then yeah at
least it has advertised. Um. Yeah. And that's what we've done pretty much with any equipment from any department that we've had. So, however you want to auction it, it's up to you if you want to do it social media, if you want to post it in the facility, if you want to like list it on auction site, whatever it is. There's one specifically just for like municipalities and stuff that are often like. Yeah. I mean and it gets a lot of I mean there's a lot of traffic. Like the other amount that 59 numbers okay her one is 205026
2 3085 what was that oh well 2630 okay 591500 wait Mike don't put that 9% on there well I don't got is that what here can I yeah okay well how much like on the wish list one but I mean you have some ellipticals and other stuff and it's like should we just want to get those since we're doing it well that's what I'm asking you I mean I don't want are you just kind of trying to hold them all together then well I just I will wasn't sure so I did I had I had Jason put break the the
quote apart because I have the original quote here and it was $59, 114 yeah, but he came in and he did this assessment of our building he does this for his job I I I can ask members that are coming in what they want what you would utilize different things like that so we took some of that into consideration and we put some of that stuff into this oh into this estimate. He's the one that came up with the design of
how to how to lay everything out. You know like the mirror fitness thing that would go in the in the meeting room and it would be able to be either on a portable stand or attached to the wall but then people can do group led classes by that thing. So that could help me out. I wouldn't have to sit there and do you know classes. I mean we'd still do probably a couple that we normally do. But if Deb's on vacation someone can go in there and do a yoga led class through the whole class. That's the whole thing that works. Yeah that's that the mirror it's called or or the yeah there's different
things like that. So, ideally in a perfect world, yes, it would be great to get. Those needs. The whole package. Sure. But I I just wanted to make sure we could at least get the equipment that we need right now to replace things that are broken. They have electrical tape or duct tape holding them together. You know, the things we've had to do to just get by up to this point. So. So, my question, you know, you know my question is going to be is we have one bid. What's that? We
have one bid for equity. Yep. Because otherwise you're going out of state. This group is the this group is the group that does all of the commercial I mean. In Minnesota. Minnesota Minnesota. Okay. That's fine. They're also. I'm just saying that's a huge number. Nope. If you look at anything else we get bids. Yep. Right? Yep. If you look at the list price too. We're part of the Nica Network which is the National Institution for Health N I H A. Anyway. Sorry. Anyways. So. So,
if you look at what our lit, what the list price is compared to our price, we get that discount as being part of that. Correct. That's the board of directors that we all go through that we have we have a fall meeting, a spring meeting. We all get together. The directors share their thoughts through Emails, different things like that. Johnson Fitness is part of that part of a preferred vendor. We're on their preferred vendor group because we're part of this group and that's why we get that discount free also. So, what do you put these bins out the only ones that came back to
you is what I'm saying. Yes or I can sit and I could go through and I could price each different thing out and order it and they're coming up with almost the same prices. When you look online and try to order it. And they come install it and all that kind of stuff for you whatever or sort of we'll deliver it and all that. Right? Yeah. So pay for shipping too. Well we're already paying 9% maybe to ship to you from wherever. Maybe not. There's. That's what I'm saying but so what I'm getting at is you have no idea. If you look at the the factory freight is one 1, 250 and then the
commercial delivery and assembly includes the extraction and recycling of the six cardio pieces if we were to replace all six cardio pieces which we're not because our our ellipticals are in good shape we're not replacing those it's $3015 for the for getting everything here putting it where we want it things like that so I'd make a motion that we go up to that number and if you want to. Fifty-nine one
fourteen Mike. Yeah. And if you feel like you could trim a little off, that'd be great but I would go up to that number and that would be a motion. Okay. I got a couple second from Mike and I got a second from Wayne in the amount of fifty-nine one fourteen. She can obviously shave a little off. We'd all appreciate if you see one question for us for a vote or any questions. Um Brianna under that same line item. You got 1500 8 city. That's what we had. No, that was just we had talked about it and that was what it was approved at the April meeting. Okay. That was just an estimate
on a few pieces of equipment. Okay. Little did. Right. Well, yes. Yes. You know, what needed to be replaced. Just like. Yeah. Hey. Sure. Like this doesn't matter. Could we, that was out of that original 900 thousand. I just want to make sure because the 15 is what we needed. This is what we needed and want. Yes. Yeah. Okay. So, I got a motion mic in a second from weighing the amount of 59, 114 to approve and purchase new weight room equipment any further questions just I just have one I just kind of piggybacking what Sean said we
for so we we do not need another bid that's what we're saying I I would really like to see it go out there to whoever I don't care who it is to send it out I don't know and if nobody bids nobody bids but we did our due diligence on that I I think we could spend up to that $59, 000 that that is okay with me but man we should have another bid and I I guess I'm just I'm asking that because with with that kind of money we we typically do that and if if if that's if that's where we're at I'm fine with that I just I just want to make sure that
we're that doesn't come back to bite us where does she have to go find that though what's up we always we always do second periods when everything's that high where you going to find that I mean that's the that was the problem I couldn't I without without going and just ordering online I don't know that there's another there's no companies in Fargo. There's really no other companies in the cities that I know of that do the cardio, the weightlifting, and all that
together. I can look. I will look and I can see but so far, I haven't. The two that we originally bought from there on business, right? Um this guy is one of the it was push, pedal, and pull. Yeah. And then second win. Yeah. And they've all been now taken over by Johnson Fitness. Yes. They've all been bought within the last median exception to the rule Eric. Don't don't get me wrong. I'm okay with it. No no I I don't know where else to look. I'm saying the same thing as long
as you think and we do our due diligence on putting it out there and if nobody bids nobody bids okay like anything else right? Yeah. The rougher or whatever but I still think it needs to be seriously put out there. Not that we didn't but no I I just don't honestly know else I can I can Email the group tomorrow and I can ask if anybody has purchased like like our Nica Network our director group and see if anybody comes back with anything other than Johnson Fitness and if they
have I won't sign the contracts and I won't you know move forward to that I'll get another I just haven't if everybody else recommends them I would say we don't know when the 9% is going to be put up no I mean they're bid for the equipment. Oh, How long is that price? Well, I received the original quote on twelve five and it's still the same amount. He didn't change that amount. So, I don't think he has actually. Because this is the original quote that I got for
the that was dated twelve five of twenty-four and it was the exact same amount. He didn't change it up at all. So, but I don't know. It doesn't say like you have 30-day terms or sixty-day rates. That's what I'm afraid of. The farther out you go, the boundary you would. Oh wait, here. I agree on it. Um expiration date 3 3125 so we haven't got until yes okay end of March and this is coming from Canada is that why no I don't no most of your time is going to be electrical and stuff that's what I was asking yeah it's going to be one or
two then if you're talking tariffs is what I'm getting at it I don't know it was just a question I had to ask him today just not knowing what was going to happen so I want to make sure things weren't going up by 25% and then we're sitting in a boat we can't get out of so right Okay. Okay. So, we got we got a motion from Mike second from Wayne 59114 with Brianna using her good judgement and due diligence of saving the city and taxpayers money if able to. I need a
motion or I got a motion I need all in favor? I opposed motion passes. Okay. Anything else on the deco? Any questions from any of the council Yeah. No, otherwise, it the the the deco has been busy the last two weeks after we started again. Yup, I've had a lot of people say it looks good in there so. It does. It looks really nice. It's nice to see it finally starting to come together. It has been Yeah. Yeah. Alright.
Thank you. Any questions? Thank you. Alright. Uh Bent Center. I have nearly like not as long at all. Oh good. But on here. Um so obviously there's two big projects going on. It's the roof and then the flooding damage. So as far as the roof goes I sent you guys an email because we've been wondering where these contractors have been. They came the first week of January and have not been back. They took out all the insulation in the in the ballroom. And while they were there found 10 more broken beams that has been turned over
insurance as a pay or approved it change order has been signed by myself the insurance company and we've received the funds already into our account but once they removed all that and determined how are you broken then they needed to purchase the steel beams as from my understanding and they need those before they start on the wood ones because it needs to hold the building together and the they're waiting on the shipment of that to come back in we're a little bit of frustrated with them just because obviously it's been so
cold velvet insulation. Our furnaces have been working overtime I do have public work stopping every day so they stop in the morning and stop in the evening just to double check the furnaces making sure that they're still running and we've had some fixes here and there. Insurance will pay for it because it's all part of and they're also helping with pay for our heating but still, kind of frustrating that it's been down for three weeks. Is there is there a deadline in their contract? The deadline in the contract is the end of April. There is, yeah. Yeah okay they better go they and
you know what what's their penalty when they go over I know at this point I'm sure they're going to come back to us with a probably another change order sending that date and they're probably going to use the the materials not being able to get the materials on time or whatever it is I don't know once they get in I don't know how fast it's going to be to fix the rest of it if they can fix it in two months or if it's going to take I I don't know. Well, something to look
into. The reason I ask, there's a lot of people that have been talking to me and I just got on the goddamn table. Welcome. And they're they're wondering why there's no activity over there yeah so it took us what five months to get a new engineer to determine that it was snow loan that damaged it in order for insurance to pay for it and then it took about three months for a new engineer to come in and design the fix of it then two months to bid it and then the contractors didn't start
for another three months so I know it's been we already have lots of people are driving by there today and you can look the windows because the lights are on in there and you can see that it's all gutted out and they're like That's why. Waiting for. Yeah. Yeah. Wait. Yeah. Somebody shouldn't worry about. Yup. You know, whoever, somebody messed up either. But I I don't I I deal with ordering metal and that stuff all the time through Crystal Sugar and I don't ever remember
waiting a month to get any material ever but. I that was my answer I got. So, our engineers are ultimately in our you know, they're the ones kind of managing our contractors right now and and so when I asked Alex who is our name engineer on the project that was his response he gave me because yeah we've been wondering the same where they've been the gutted part is the second project which was the water damage that happened in December so after the last
council meeting when we sat in this room I told you we were going to meet with you Justin the next day we went in there and went through the facility and we walked into the bar area and I that point in time stamatics did not detect water when they were here the first time around and removed everything they did not detect any water in the bar area but when I walked in there the you could tell the floor was warping and so I had a contractor come and remove a
couple of pieces of it and it was molded underneath well what happened was they took just the entrance way to the bar was dry but right after the entrance about five feet in it kind of slants it drops and so that water all dropped down and so insurance approved stamatic back out and it turned out the entire bar and flooring need to be removed as well so now all of that's removed in there which is good news which is good news immediately
yeah it's just a so those two projects I did have Dusty Crompton come in and he measured it all up and he's working on a quote of what his labor would be for removal and installation once I get that I need to send it to a insurance for approval and then he'll help me pick out flooring that we can put in. However, we're not doing that until the majority of the roof is done because I don't want contractors walking in and out of new flooring and bringing. It's only logical. So, the the gutting portion and the out,
you know, the main the hallways, the bathrooms, and the bar are not going to be done to the completion of the other project so that's why it looks like a hall of mess in there. Um it is good news as far as the hallway goes because that flooring was awful. The bar flooring. Yeah. Was replaced a few years ago in twenty 18 however it wasn't done very well and so it needed to be replaced so then on top of all of this once I get the bids back I'll probably in the March meeting bring it to you guys but as we know Amber has been approaching council for a while about the the tile behind
the like actually when you step up on the ledge behind the bar and when we walk through it it's beyond awful I mean I think Sean you came over it's not good and I mean it's just pieces cracked away and so I would like to that in the project since we're going to have somebody in there however that will be the city's portion so once I get a better estimate of what that's going to be I'll bring it to council we'll have to decide because that'll be awesome it's not water damage so that's kind of where we're at with the event center still waiting game I guess the goal is still to be done by the end
of April at this point in time and we'll just see how fast it can go in the next couple of months but that's why I was told that they were not in there so if you guys have been in there the insulation I mean the amount they camp. It's nuts. Yeah. I've made the mistake of looking through the window. He gotta go back to the oh you didn't see the you didn't see the good So. Getting that backroom. Yeah. Is there any questions on the event center? If anybody ever wants to go take a look at it or understand what I'm talking
about with the tile or anything, just let me know. Meet you over there anytime. So, okay moving on new business classcope guest for February Scott's Scott Squared Thursday I could switch with somebody that would be great I have a meeting Thursday morning Wayne you want to jump in on your first when is this Thursday morning nine o'clock KRJB KRJB you and Scott and I'll be getting into town from working overnight and I'd be more than willing to do it but I might be
kind of crabby wrong. So you're saying Wisconsin? So, but I'd be more than willing to do it. I'm just letting you. Giving you a heads up. It all depends on how the factory runs. I I can't but yeah, that's why I'll do it. Yeah. Okay. I'll switch. Flip flop one straight back. Flip flop. Sean and Scott E. Okay. Uh 2025 cigarette retail license renewal. You guys have that in front of you. Uh Country Store and Dollar
General. I need a motion to approve. So. Okay. I got a motion from Scott N. Second. Second. Sean, all in favor. I opposed. Promotion passes. Uh 2025 Union Employee Insurance Negotiations. Alright. So, part of our union contract is if our insurance increases over 5% that the employees in the union are able to renegotiate what the city contributes towards
their insurance cost. Um so, this I did not get the ZLB our union rep did not get this to me until late this afternoon but essentially I don't really want to pass this is personal yeah so I'm just going to kind of explain it as best I can without you looking at the sheet if that's okay because it's everybody's personal insurance but the change is different this year with Blue Cross Blue Shield there's not an exact increase it's based on the individual itself if you
remember in budget planning we negotiate or we plan for a 7% increase overall so under this we have people at 7%, some people at 4percent, some people at 9 percent, 8%, 11%, and 7%. Um so, with the the union is came back and there what they would like to see is whatever is above that five percent, we pay into insurance for them. So, numbers for you guys
because that doesn't mean anything to you. Additionally, it would be two hundred and forty-three dollars and sixty-three cents a month total that the city would pay towards the insurance premiums for employees and that $243 and 63 cents is divided up between actually four of the employees that are above that actually yeah four of the employees that are above that percentage lucky part is we've already budgeted for this because we already budgeted for a 7% across the so
we're still okay as far as budget wise now this is obviously open to negotiations because it is just MOU if anybody has comment on it just for rough number or not even rough numbers exactly it's $2, 923 and 56 cents and Ashley said we budgeted for it so that's not bad with insurance that's a win right yeah wow motion yeah I do because I'll
if do then this will be signed I'll send off to the union and their representative is signed and then it'll be updated in their actual contract it's done with we got negotiations again we gotta read it yeah exactly move on yeah negotiations is I'll make that I'll make that motion to approve that amount okay and motion Sean so I got a second from Mike the amount of 29 2356 on favor. Hi. Hi. I'll post motion passes. Okay. Uh donation request. You guys have again in your pocket the Katie
Bromanchenkleville Scholarship Fund. Um Ashley, the first question, how much money do you have? $500. We just got a couple dollar check. Call our box. For January. They are asking for. We in the last 2 years, they've done this. We've given $500. 500 has been our normal, right? Yeah. For everything else. I'd make that motion to donate five hundred dollars to that Katie Bromanchenkle scholarship on raise one. No second now. Okay. A motion shown a second from Eric all in favor. Aye. Motion passes. Uh department updates.
Public works. They didn't have a full meeting. No. But something came up today. Did you get that? Did you get that? I I didn't get the paperwork. Yeah and then. Did you get it? Yeah. And somewhere in all of my paper. Over here. Yeah. Here. Let you go over it. So page. First page is how we're going to go for it. Okay. That makes sense. Um so we had to do some some sanitary sewer work in like first first Avenue
East. Um the homeowner had a contractor fix their portion of it. Um this is our portion of it. Um Brian actually sounds like he kind of went around and around with this company because it got to be a little out of control and Brian said that's not going to happen. Um but our our portion of his like 16000. It was he didn't even tell me what broke but stuff was was all broke If you guys like our ordinance reads that
if there is sewer issues, the homeowners responsible for hiring and figuring out the issue. This that issue becomes off the curb and into the street. It becomes the city's portion. Yeah. And this is just ends up what the city's portion is. Yeah, it was both. So, you know, they paid so. Yeah, they paid from the curb up to their property line on it. It was a last year's project. We just got build this year. Um unfortunately we were originally under the exception it was going to be about nine to 11 yeah eleven or something
they originally came back and said it was going to be 21, 000 Brian topped him down to sixteen so the problem is in our sewer budget I either got one way to pay for it which we basically eliminate our sewer maintenance budget for the year in February yeah or we take it out of long term capital you guys gotta make the decision of what you want to do the the good news is we didn't take anything on a long term capital last year so we're sitting pretty good yeah but it's up to
you guys so what's in there now why don't so our sewer budget right now we have to take it out of three different areas we would have to take it out of repair and maintenance which there's 5, 000 we put in there we'd have to take it out of repair and maintenance lines which is 6500 but it's February 4th and then we'd also have to take out some of capital LA you guys can't do that it's February fourth right I was just going to ask what what's in the long term long term Tyler going to be your we just had over a million rand it's not it's not quite 1. 1 right yeah that's where it's kind of
come up it's over a million yeah right I'm sorry I don't have well I mean no that's fine is Brian I mean understanding about it I mean is he feel like I mean unfortunately this is no yeah I I I think I think he was just frustrated with the with the lack of communication from what I understood like they did say they had to do more more work but not not $10, 000 worth of more work so I I he wasn't sure why it was so much. Um he said the one guy didn't really want to talk to him much about it but the other like I don't know let's call him a project
manager or whatever he was was very good deal was. Okay. Correct. Brandon you got some. When was this work done? Uh I mean October? October I think right? Yeah. November maybe it got into but You need a motion then? Yeah. Or what? Okay. Yeah, I need a motion and then I need. Did you have something? In your motion. Um I'd make a motion to. Okay. Just. Okay. Say the address who the contract was. I thought that I
was curious and then. Oh Greg it was a super it was a service class. Yeah. So I can send you a place that built so you can look at it. It was at Wagner's property. What Yeah. Uh it's Kitty Corner from the Catholic Church. You know. But it was it was definitely on our end. It it was both. Yeah. They had trouble and we had trouble. So it was it was both. Uh the the homeowner had to make some. It was like twenty-six. Six yeah the whole Tokyo was like it was yeah. So his portion is. I I I
think in the homeowners property it actually didn't go as far as they thought they were going to go. They thought they're going to have to go all the way to the house. It didn't quite go that far but it was significant for them too. Just ask for questions with do you have any idea why? Uh that I that I has because we just had our entire city you know scoped and if there was a predetermined issue not said it would have been covered but maybe we could've gotten front of it yeah that would have been nothing that was lined and
that's why no part because that's on that side of town and that's why I was just curious as to what it was so we typically don't inspect the services just because sure you gotta launch it up there and it exponentially is more expensive but. But if it was on our end it would have been seen anyway. Yeah but not a tight end right? Or collapse and it worked its way back. That's why I'm just curious as to what it was. Yeah that's why I'd be collapsed five feet from the main and it just kind of work its way back. Sure. Was it a tree root that
has grown into the you know that maybe didn't get seen as a tree root that grew in and then popped it out. Yeah. Just just curious as to what that portion of it would definitely be a Brian question. He didn't give me any of those details so I I can't end. Or that but. So I at the time he did approve these like I said random excavating to do that like as of city he did approve that it was city issue on the city side however at that time he was quoted at eight thousand dollars.
Something small yes that's small. So when he came back so high this is when it obviously became an issue bills. Right? Yeah and then I think we have two more. There's definitely there's one more definitely. One more for sure. Okay well I got a motion from Mike to pay the 16, 000 off long term capital. Correct. I need a second. Anyway, thank you. Bye
guys. Uh all in favor. Post motion pack. Anything else that comes with works? Uh no. Okay. Uh public safety. Fire Department get new helmets. We don't have em yet but they are. They've been ordered. They are. They've been ordered yet. That was part of that money from the Borp Community Club last year. Yeah. Other than that, I talked a little bit about body cameras and ordinances. It's all pretty bad. They met their body
cameras. They did. Good. Yeah. Good. And. Oh yeah, I've seen it. From what I hear, it's already came in handy a couple times. Yeah. Sure will. Yeah. There it go. Uh EDA? Uh we talked about some outstanding loans and what to do like next steps to get payments. It's our main discussion. Correct. And beautification. We did not meet last month and we're meeting next week. Okay. Uh any motion to adjourn. Somote. Second. The
second for Scott E. All in favor. Uh aye. This meeting is adjourned. There. Waiting for this 4 seconds. This one? Yeah, it's kind of a weird