All right, we'll call the meeting to order. Please stand for the pledge of allegiance if you're able. >> Pledge to the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.
>> Good evening and welcome everyone. Brie, take the roll call, please. >> Mayor King, >> present. >> Council member at large Austin, >> present. Council member Waller, >> present. >> Council member Baskin, >> present. >> Council member Posma, >> present. >> Council member Hely, >> present.
>> Council member Obala, >> present. >> Council member Fischer, >> present. >> Mayor King, we have a quorum. >> Thank you, Bri. And to my right, we have Dave Unmocked. Welcome Dave to the city of Austin. Dave is our uh interim city administrator. Uh blessed to have him. I can't think of a better uh city
administrator in the country to help us uh uh to our next city administrator. So Dave will be with us for a few months um and do exactly what's necessary to keep us rolling forward and also being very involved in the search for our next administrator. So welcome Dave. Thank you.
>> Thanks for being here. >> Uh we're looking for item number one is adoption of our agenda. >> So moved. >> Second. >> All in favor? >> Opposed. Carried. Item number two is approving our minutes from our July June 15th meeting. >> Some move. Second.
>> All in favor? I >> opposed. >> Motion carries. Uh under our consent agenda, uh we have three items. Looking for motions. >> So moved. >> Second. >> All in favor? >> I >> opposed. All those carry. Under
recognitions and awards. Um we have we have a few. Uh we certainly under uh item number 4A, we have Chief McKean recognition of uh his retirement and his long-standing uh time at Austin PD. So
we have several items for Dave and I just want to you know I've said it before at this last meeting. There's not a better person that I could have relied upon whether it was good times or bad is uh Chief Dave McKein. So I've really come to appreciate all his efforts through his time in Austin and uh his friendship as well. So thank you Dave. I
hope you're enjoying your retirement so far. So, what we have here first is uh a plaque that says an appreciation of Dave McKeen for service to the city of Austin from December 1, 1997 to June 20th, 2026 at the police department. Respectfully presented by the Austin City Council and
Mayor Stephen King. Uh we also have his sign that we will give to him because he need that now. [laughter] Maybe every other Monday you just put it up. Andrea is probably good with that just [laughter] >> maybe the kitchen table. just sit say with your with your plate of food. I
also want to present uh to Chief McKe and a key to the city. I mean, which is well earned over the over his time and and efforts what he gave to the citizens of of the city. So, he's going to be uh getting all this stuff plus a car. >> Have a picture of that one. [laughter]
>> Batt has never forgiven me yet. So, [clears throat] let me come down and uh and congratulate you first. I do need your next work back. We saw we saw DW and one thing I did hear a comment to
several officers that were over in this corner when they had to go back. So I guess you got to go back to he [applause] appreciate my time with the city. Uh, everyone in the police department's been great. Uh, I've had a couple sendoffs
and they all mean a whole lot. Uh, the the city as a whole, like I said, I've been in these meetings for seven plus years. Various department heads, the other city employees, council mayor, it's just been fantastic to work with you guys all these years. Um, and I'm going to miss those relationships. I did
come this morning, uh, to see these two gentlemen get sworn in. Uh it's obviously super exciting to see, you know, Mike in his position. Uh to have officers join us, one continuing an early part of his career, the one starting his career um with the Austin
Police Department. You can kind of, you know, tell beginning your career those guys were great tonight. [laughter] I didn't match my shoes. I brought good ones just for you. [laughter] a little bit of a difference between you but again [clears throat] amazing journey for me very glad to have
happened in Austin uh deep appreciation for all of you all the years but also like you said the the city employees all the departments all the police officers I wish everyone the best going forward so thank you Good. [applause] [applause]
And >> I do also want to mention Andrea, Dave's wife, is here too. And I know it's quite a sacrifice as time goes on. When you're a spouse of a law enforcement, it's uh it certainly comes with its uh es and flows and stresses. So, I appreciate uh your support of Dave while we had him as
a as a APD and as chief. So, thank you. One thing we also want to mention too is um there's not a better person that nobody kept us more informed than than Chief McKe. I think I think Big Mac might have said it best to me some months ago or even a year ago that said, "How many hyperlinks did you get in your
email from Dave Mck?" >> He won't give me his person. [laughter] >> So, yeah, very we were very well informed council. Thank you, Chief. Appreciate it. Bri, do you want to look in the minutes? Was that the shortest speech he's given? [laughter] >> Yeah.
Stephen, >> knew that was coming, Lang. You knew it was coming. That's so good. Well, thank you again, Dave. Appreciate all the efforts and happy retirement. Uh 4B is a step-up award. Jason Honorable mayor and council, um I'm
excited to be up here today uh to talk about the stepup award. This is the second award uh step-up award we've given. The award is a reci recognition program presented to uh by the city to honor local individuals, businesses and organizations for their
volunteer service, sponsorship of the event service and interest of the city and meaningful contributions. We are excited to present the 20 July 206 award
in recognition for outstanding service. Before I present the award, I would like to say last says that she loves living in West. She says she was raised in Chicago. Gretchenson was involved with Speed Up
Austin for more than 25 years including serving as president. One of the highlights of her involvement with Spruce Up is the 25th anniversary when Spruce Up started the tree over there.
And this is a great project where the diversity of tree species with information off the tree. You can walk this is a tree. So also said she enjoyed her time with Scoo
working with the parks recreation and forestry department on the yard of the month program. and people were highly involved in a few other city employees um as well back when that program was as um also served on the parks, recreation
and forestry board for more than uh 10 years. She enjoyed her time on the board working on many projects and helping to support uh our department. One of her highlights, she said, was working with Kim Underwood, Kim Underwood, our previous director, um on a project to
install those musical instruments that are on the hill there at Corus Austin Park over by the pool. Um she said that was a really great time um she had. And I asked Gretchen what makes her most proud of the Austin community. Her answer was that people are always
willing to help. No matter what the project is, the people of Austin are always ready to step up. Um, so on behalf of Austin City Council and the Parks, Recreation, and Forestry Board, um, I'm pleased to present the
stepup award for July 2026 to [applause] >> [applause] [applause] >> He asked if I'd like to say a few things, but just um thank you for the recognition. That's really terrific, especially after I'm kind of at a point where I retired a little bit from a few
things, but I'm still around. My mind still works occasionally, you know. Um, and thank you with all of you that are here. Um, thank you for all the things you do to make our community the wonderful place it is to live. >> Thanks much. >> Thanks, Gretchen. Appreciate [applause]
your effort. Thank you. [applause] >> All right. Uh, item number 4 C is our new officer introduction. Chief Hartman. All right, mayor, city council. Uh, I just wanted to take a second introduce you guys to our two new officers that we
hired. Both of them are sworn today. We have Michael Hansen. He's in the light blue suit. Ryan Richardson in the dark blue suit. Uh, Mike comes to us through RCTC as a was a student this past year. Um, new to law enforcement. However, we
did have him as one of our CSO cadetses, which if you guys remember, that's our program where we have students starting hired as kind of a CSO wise training. Um, it gives them a great experience to to look at our department,
look at the city of Austin. It gives us a great chance to look at them and then hopefully transition to the officer role, which is exactly what we're doing here today. So, we're super excited about that. >> Comes to us with a little bit of experience. He's got what you say five and a half years, >> five >> five years tomorrow in law enforcement.
Uh two and a half with Mau County coming over from them. So he comes with a little bit more knowledge and a little bit of experience there to help us along. Both think they're going to be great candidates both from the area. We expect them to do very well. We slip their two week in house training this
week and then after that we'll start selling. >> Welcome guys. appreciate uh appreciate your willingness to serve and what you've done so far as well. I know that cadet program is a it's a nice uh way to get folks introduced to the fellow
officers they may work with in the future, but also they also get to get to know you a little bit. So, I think you both hit the ground running and I appreciate uh appreciate this. Congratulations. [applause] More new staff library Julie
So, I feel like we've really had to step up these awards lately. So, not to be left behind, the library has a new personnel, too. So, this is Stacy Waltman. Stacy is our new youth services librarian. Today was her first day. She survived following me around and being dragged all over the library today with
lots and lots of information. She comes to us from Albert Lee. She's got background with uh as a children's librarian and also as um media specialist in the school district. So, we are really excited to have her. She's got some great energy and we're looking forward to all the things she'll be
doing with us here in the community. >> Very good. Thank you. [applause] >> All right. Moving on to item number five under petitions and request uh approving the 2026 2028 labor agreement and memorandum of agreement with the law enforcement uh labor services. Looking
for a for resolution approving a resolution. >> So moved. >> Second. >> Three. >> Council member Obala. >> I. >> Council member Fischer. >> Hi. >> Council member Waller.
>> Hi. >> Council member Baskin. >> I. >> Council member Postma. >> I. >> Council member Hely. >> I. Council member Large Austin. >> Hi. >> Resolution passes 7. >> Thank you. Bri, item number six is approval of the revised 2026 salary range for the state administrative
position. Chris, do you have anything to stand on? uh following our excuse me following our June 10th session where we discussed session
looking forward to quality candidates and we reviewed the salary range for the position of So I've been working as proposed. >> Thank you, Trish. Council, any
questions? [sighs] Move to approve. Second >> Bri. >> Council member Obala. >> Hi. >> Council member Fischer. >> Hi. >> Council member Waller. >> Hi. >> Council member Baskin. >> I.
>> Council member Posma. >> I. >> Council member Hely. >> I. >> Council member Large Austin. >> I. >> Resolution passes 70. >> Thank you. Bri item number seven is requesting approval to amend section 10.10 10 of the city code clarifying the procedure for dangerous dog appeal
three. >> Mayor and council members, the clerk's office has requested that you consider amending section 1010 of city code. This is to provide clear guidance on the procedure for appealing a designation of an animal as dangerous. So, previously
the code stated that a hearing deposit would be refunded to an owner if the animal was not destroyed. We're proposing amending the code to specify that the hearing deposit would be refunded only if the designation of the animal as dangerous animal was not substantially justified by law. Um that
is [clears throat] in your packet. Um and then we've made the deletions and striketh through and the additions underlined. Um please let us know if you have any questions. Otherwise, we're seeking approval for the updates to the city code. >> Thank you for your council. Any
questions on this? Nope. Looking for resolution for for preparation of the ordinance. >> Move to approve. >> Second. >> Bri. >> Council member Obala. >> Hi. >> Council member Fischer. >> Hi. >> Council member Waller.
>> Hi. >> Council member Baskin. >> Hi. >> Council member Posma. >> Hi. Council member Hely >> I. >> Council member Large Austin >> I. >> Adoption of the amendment to section 1010 of city code is approved.
>> Very good. Thanks Bri. And a resolution for the adoption of the ordinance. >> Moved. Second. >> Bri. >> Council member Obala. >> I. >> Council member Fischer. >> Hi. >> Council member Waller. >> Hi.
>> Council member Maskin. I >> council member Postma >> I >> council member Hely >> I >> council member at large Austin >> I >> ordinances ordinance carries >> thank you item number eight requesting approval to amend section 2.71 of the city code for special assessments and
renumbering of the city code three mayor and council so we're requesting approval to amend section 2.71 of the city code for special assignment assessments and renumbering of the city code. So 2.71 is currently in personnel
and we need to move that um to city code chapter 18. We're also proposing to remove the language that states partial prepayments are only accepted during 30 days following the approval of the assessment rule. We'd like this to be
revised so payments can be accepted until October 31st of the year in which the assessment role is adopted. Um and then furthermore, you can see in the memo outlining the reing of the city code. Um section six was inadvertently
left off of the ordinance amendment. This is solely clerical renumbering. So, Austin City Code Chapter 2, section 2.76 would hereby be reumbered to Austin City Code Chapter 2, section 2.74.
We are requesting approval of the ordinance, including section 6, which read numbers section 2.76 to section 2.74. Please let us know if you have any questions. Otherwise, we're seeking approval for the updates to the city code.
>> Very good. Thanks, Bri. Council, anything on this or looking for resolution? >> So moved. >> Second. >> Bri. >> Council member. >> Council member Obala. >> Hi. >> Council member Fischer. >> Hi.
>> Council member Waller. >> Hi. >> Council member Baskin. >> Hi. >> Council member Posma. >> Hi. >> Council member Hely. >> I. >> Council member at large Austin. >> I. >> Ordinance carries. All right. Thank you, Bri. Also resolution for the adoption of the ordinance.
>> So move. >> Council member Obala. >> I. >> Council member Fischer. >> Hi. >> Council member Waller. >> I. >> Council member Baskin. >> I. >> Council member Posma. >> I. >> Council member Hely. >> I. >> Council member Austin.
>> I. [clears throat] >> Adoption of the amendment to section 2.71 and renumbering of the city code passes. >> Thank you, Bri. Item number nine is requesting approval of to amend the chapter 5 of the city code clarifying and updating of brewer liquor licenses
pre >> city council and mayor. The clerk's office is requesting approval to amend chapter 5 of the city code. This would just clarify and update the brewer's liquor licenses. So we are proposing to eliminate the term growler. The updates
aim to be more inclusive of brewer tap rooms, brewer pubs, and small brewers. Additionally, we're revising the language to now encompass offsale [clears throat] and Sunday offsale licenses. So, we're seeking council approval to the updates to the city code. >> Very good. Thanks, Bri. Looking for a
resolution for preparation of the ordinance. >> So, moved. >> Second. >> Bri. >> Council member Obala. >> I. >> Council member Fischer. >> I. >> Council member Waller. >> I. >> Council member Baskin. >> I. >> Council member Posma.
>> I. >> Council member Hely. >> I. Council member Large Austin >> I. >> Ordinance carries. >> Very good. Also under 9B looking for resolution for the adoption of the ordinance. >> So move. >> Second. >> Three. >> Council member Obala.
>> I. >> Council member Fischer. >> I. >> Council member Waller. >> I. >> Council member Baskin. >> I. >> Council member Posma. >> I. >> Council member Hely. >> I. >> Council member at large Austin. >> I. [sighs] Adoption of the amendment to
chapter five of the city code passes. >> Very good. Thanks, Bri. Item number 10 is approving a legacy grant application request to the GMR PTC for continuing expanded environmental education programs. >> Luke, welcome. >> Council, thanks for having me. Um, so in
March, we applied for LCCMR funding uh for our environmental education program um for outside of Austin students. Uh we received word that our uh project did not get funded. So uh we are going to our backup plan which is uh requesting funding to the Greater Minnesota
Regional Parks and Trails Commission uh which has legacy funding from the state of Minnesota. We're requesting two years from them. Um and we're approaching the county for a 20% match on that as well. So um this resolution is required for us to apply
for those funds. >> Okay. Thank you, Luke. Council, any questions? Move for [clears throat] approval. >> Second Bri. >> Council member Obala. >> I. >> Council member Fischer. >> Hi. >> Council member Waller. >> Hi.
>> Council member Baskin. >> I. >> Council member Postma. >> Hi. >> Council member Hely. >> I. >> Council member Austin. >> I. >> Resolution passes. >> Very good. Thank you for moving on. Item number 11 is granting the planning and zoning department the power to contract for the removal of junk and or legally stored vehicles at the following
location. 1718 Thirdrd Street Northeast the Sour Property. Need a motion. >> So moved. >> Second. >> All in favor? >> I >> opposed. Motion carries. Uh under item number 12, granting the planning and zoning department the power to contract removal of junk and or legally stored vehicles at the following location, 705
14th Avenue Southwest, the Heman Housing LLC. >> So moved. >> Second. >> All in favor? >> I opposed. >> Motion carries. Item number 13, granting the planning zoning department the power to contract for removal of junk and or legally stored vehicles at the following
location. 610 4th Street Northwest, the Gabisa property. >> So move. >> Second. All in favor? >> I I >> opposed. That motion carries. Are there any citizens in the audience looking to address council of items that weren't on
the agenda? Brad, come on. Give your name and address for the record. Brad Johnson, 2012 11th Avenue Northeast Austin. Uh on behalf of the Austin Enhancement Group, I'd like to thank all of the city employees that helped with
what we were able to accomplish. Uh the weather was what it was, but there was a lot of work from a lot of entities that made this all fall together. >> Yep. >> Thanks for your time. >> I appreciate it, Brad. there was a lot of effort and uh it when you have to
make that call you got to make that call it's always tough but when you look at the weather there's no doubt that you made the made the call you had to and then you know maybe [clears throat] it clears up a little bit either way it would have been soggy so I know the folks at the symphony and the pillars of the community like the air conditioned
comfort of uh auditorium >> that better when we made that call we had seven tents that were fully erected >> and a lot of food vendors that had to pull out just to make sure they weren't floating away. [laughter]
>> Thank you, Brad. I appreciate your effort as well. Uh uh looking for reports and recommendations from council. Let's start with Becky. Anything? >> Nothing. >> Jason, >> uh three quick things. One is again Brad, congratulations to you and the
Freedom Fest um group for just a really really well done job. And you know, obviously it ends up a little bit different than how it was planned, but I thought you guys did a really, really nice job of being flexible, of still getting kind of the tent pole major events in. Um, and you know, still making sure that our community had a
wonderful way to celebrate America's 250th birthday. So, thank you. I know there's a ton of work that you and your team do and um, you know, the public employees that support that. So, that one. to Stephen. Huge thank you to you and your team um around the flood
mitigation. Short-term obviously, you know, dealing with some of the short-term issues and making sure that we were protecting, but also longer term. You know, you you think about where we were 20 years ago before the local option sales tax and what an event like last week would have had an impact
and it would have been much more than a couple of rescheduled things and some, you know, shifts. It could have been devastating to poor parts of our community. So, the fact that you guys not only were able to mitigate a lot of it, but you drive around downtown and there's no major issues, you didn't have
any major employers that have, you know, challenges. You don't have people displaced from homes as a result of that is in large part thanks to the work of you, yourself, um, your team, John Ericson, and a number of other people that have done that. So, thank you. Um, and number three, go USA tonight.
>> Well said, Jason. Thank you. >> We'll see you. >> Yeah, I I just want to take a couple of minutes. Um, I promise the amount of time I will take is much smaller than the amount of time that these folks actually put into making a weekend like the Fourth of July weekend that we just had come into effect. Um, first always
want to start by thanking the city staff. You know, lots of I know all of our emergency responders were very busy. The parks and street folks had everything in downtown and by the band shell looking great up until Mother Nature intervened a little bit. [snorts] Uh, just appreciate all the work that
you do kind of going towards this. Um, want to give a shout out and uh, congrats to Joe Bower and the Chamber of Commerce for another great parade. We have one of the best parades in southern Minnesota. They put a lot of time, energy, and money into making that happen. So, we very much appreciate it.
Um, as a member of Said Symphony, I appreciate the Austin School District for letting us use your air conditioned auditorium. It was uh, I I I I missed playing at the band shell. It's my favorite thing to do every year. But I absolutely understand why the call was made. And the fact that the heavens opened up about 5 minutes after the
fireworks got done means that was a really good call. Uh and then lastly, I I really want to take a minute to thank the Austin Enhancement Group. Um this is a small group that just does so much work, not just for the Fourth of July, but Christmas in the city and many other
events. Um I hope I don't miss anybody. I want to thank them by name so that if you see one of them in the community, you can give them thanks. So my thanks go out to Brad Johnson, Mark Bleece, Taylor Ble, Ben Banell, Natalie Benell,
John Mueller, Shawn Mallister, Scott Wikman, Linda Wina, Bonnie Gordon, Angela Sedwick Perry, John Deere, Todd Berglin, and Cher Cheryl Berglin. As you can tell, that is a very small group of
people to put on a multiple day event. give them your thanks and hey, if you really like the Fourth of July, you should offer to maybe help out next year. I bet they would be glad to have you on their team. >> Thanks, Mike. Jeff. >> Yeah, I guess just echo uh what everyone else has said. Uh thank the citizens for
participating and helping in any way they can. Uh city staff for all they did for the this weekend and especially the Austin enhancement group for uh what they had to put up with and what they had to deal with over this weekend. They did a great job. I thought they got the
word out pretty well, communicated greatly, so everybody knew what was going on. Uh, and from what I heard, it was a a good time for the events that that we were able to have. So, thank you to all those people. >> Thanks, Laura. >> Yeah, what a weekend. Um, flooding and
Freedom Fest, uh, all crammed in together. So, um I won't repeat what everybody said, but I know uh pretty much every city department had extra impacts um before we even got to the 4th of July with the flooding. Um appreciate our partners at the chamber and Austin
enhancement group. Um on behalf of Parks, Recreation, and Forestry Board, I would say I really appreciate the call because I think if the event would have gone forward as wet as that ground was, parks would be cleaning up the grass in that park for probably years to come. it
just would have been torn up with um that kind of traffic. So, um saving the taxpayers some dollars there. Uh it's a great time to remember that Austin Enhancement Group also hosts the High Water uh concert series. So, their next one will be Thursday, July 16th at
Banshell Park. Uh go check that out. And then finally, um I'm pleased to announce that the Culture and Arts Commission is collaborating with the Parks, Recreation, and Forestry Board on a public art project that's going to mark the intersection of Oakland Avenue and
Main Street um as part of the Oakland Avenue reconstruction um project. Uh there was a a spot that is identified as the gateway to downtown [clears throat] where we really want to um catch folks as they're coming into Austin to say like, "Hey, this is a we want you to pay
attention. Um right now it's just Firestone and if you don't know to turn at Firestone to get to to our magical downtown, then you just don't turn. So, um, we're going to, uh, work together and use some funds from the, um, Lydia Lean, um, donation to, uh, put together
a public art piece, um, at that site at Oakland and Maine and engineering and, um, Stevens folks have sort of left us the space, um, for that on the sidewalk. So, um, more to come on that, but a great, uh, collaboration.
>> Thank you, Laura. Mubalo. >> Um, I have a few things. Well, uh, first of all, shout out to Austin Enhancement for all the work they do. Thank you. Um, Brad, thank you for your team and everything. We saw the pause, uh, the pose about cancellation. Everyone jump
on it. So, and but people understand. Thank you for everyone is speaking up and also making sure that everyone um, second um, uh, I will be announcing today I'll be retiring at the end of my term. I'm not going to go for a re-election. There's a lot of changes.
um um out of my work out of here I will be very busy. So I want to make sure when I'm committed to this so that I have time. So I think I'll be doing that. But I want to shout out and thank everyone for the work um um we have done. So coming December, I know it's
too late already as I chatted with the mayor. It's too late to get my name out of the from the primary. But um I want to wish all the candidate all the best especially those who are running for third world. And finally team USA. I believe this World Cup we thought going to be expensive but is the most watched
in person world cup someone growing up watching soccer um I will say I lose a lot of my money at the last weekend because every team that I challenged but thank god I get my money back through USA so team USA tonight hopefully they
go zero so yeah thank you >> thank you I know your decision was a tough one to to not run again but I appreciate what you've done on council for your time and I know that your work uh is getting more strenuous and more travel and also with a young family. So, I certainly understand uh when you made that decision, why you made that
decision. So, thanks for what you've done >> and congratulations on a slightly minor life event that will be coming up on Saturday for you on your wedding. >> This weekend, we will be celebrating uh our wedding. So, yeah, you've been busy summer. So, yeah. Yeah. >> Good for you. Congrats, Obama. >> Thank you, >> Paul.
>> Nothing, your honor. >> All right. Um, I just want to read the July anniversaries uh from our for our employees. We have Lance Ellington Wastewater Treatment Plant for 37 years. Todd Clinton, Police Department, 27. Steven Lang, congratulations, Stephen. Engineering 25 years. Uh, Brian Blake,
police 20 years. Sam Shoeweiler, police, 19. John Mashing, street department, 14 years. Aaron Heimer, Arena, 12 years. Dustin Hicks, police, 10 years. Uh, Brendan Busted, streets, uh, eight years. Sydney Weisinger, nature center,
seven years. Carrie Harststead, police, six years. Lauren Bachan, planning and zoning and building, five years. Christian Wangan, engineering, five years. Evan Walker, library, four years. Kelly Humphre, uh, administration and
clerk, one year. Isaiah Haron, uh, police, one year. Mark Tamy, police, one year. Skyler Thomas, police, one year. Glenn Morris III, engineering, one year. Eric fictton fuchenberg gota be careful in this public meeting and
reckon forestry one year so and also we have some paid part-time on call Jeremy Carolyn 26 years and Josh Seaha 10 years and so that's where we congratulate our employees we always love that we can read those and know that we have a lot of folks with some good long tenure here working for the city Dave do you have
anything to add >> mayor I know that uh Steven Lang has some and then maybe I'll just look around and see if anybody else does so Stephen >> just wanted to mention to the council and the public that we're making progress on the Oakland Avenue oneway construction project and the first phase
of construction that started in April from 1st Street to 4th Street that will be opening up here at the end of this week and then we will be closing phase three which is from 4th Street to 8th Street. So, um, generally the remainder
of the summer, Oakland Avenue will be closed from Fourth Street to 12th Street where phase 2 currently is as construction continues in those two phases, but phase one will be opening at the end of this week. >> Exciting. Thank you, Stephen. Appreciate the update. Anybody else?
>> All right. Agree. >> As council member Postman said, we did have the um symphony orchestra at the um high school and we got to have the pillar ceremony there as well. So, I want to thank them for that. I also want to congratulate Dr. Fanny Feaster and uh
Sue Radloff for being nominated as the pillars of the city as well as the committee members for all their work this last year on um their work picking the um nominees and thank you mayor for attending and celebrating with us.
>> Thank you. It's always a pleasure. All right. Uh with that looking for a motion to adjourn to our work session. >> So moved. >> Second. >> All in favor? I I >> motion opposed.