Join me in the pledge of allegiance. I pledge algiance 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. That was awesome. I think we'll have the softball team here every every meeting for the pledge. Very good. That was wonderful. All right, first order of business is looking at the minutes from the June
17th, 2025 regular council meeting. Anybody have any corrections, additions? If not, we would entertain a motion to approve those minutes. I'll make that motion. I'll second. We have a motion by Robin, second by Mike to approve those minutes. Any discussion?
Hearing none, all in favor, please state I. Anyone opposed, state no. Those minutes are carried. Uh looks like we have the executive session minutes then from June 17th as well. Any changes? If not, we'd entertain a motion to approve those. I
make a motion we approve the executive session minutes. Second. We have a motion by Mike, second by Robin to approve the June 17th executive session minutes. Is there any discussion? Hearing none. All in favor, please state I. Anyone opposed state no. Those
minutes are carried as well. Do we have any changes to tonight's agenda? If not, we'd entertain a motion to approve tonight's agenda. Make a motion we approve the agenda as presented. A second. We have a motion by Mike, second
by Rick. Is there any discussion? Hearing none. All in favor, please state I. I. Anyone opposed, state no. The agenda is approved. Guests in open forum. Do we have anybody here? I know we had one. We have a few people here. Is there any
I think we have one group uh signed up to speak tonight. Come on up if you want. Please come forward. We'll just ask you to state your name. And um right at the uh the podium there, we'll turn the microphone around. Um if you could just state your name so we know who you
are and then address the council. Thank you. My name is Cheyenne Ricks. Um I am going to try to keep this as brief as I can. I don't want to interrupt the really exciting swearing in tonight. So, um, but good evening, council members. Um, my name is Cheyenne. My husband's name is Logan. We moved into our home
here in Becker in September of 24. And tonight, we are here to ask for understanding and support. On Friday, June 27th, we received a phone call informing us that we had um someone had filed a complaint against our ducks we keep on our property. To our surprise, we were told that ducks were considered prohibited animals in
Becker City limits. Before getting them, we did our research and genuinely believed we were following the proper guidelines. Unfortunately, we now realize we had confused Becker Township ordinances with those of Becker City. That was our mistake, and we take full responsibility for it. But at this point, we not here to argue that
mistake. We are here to try to make it right. These ducks are not livestock to us. They are emotional support animals. And they are our pets, deeply bonded companions who sit in our laps, eat from our hands, and bring comfort and structure to our lives. We built them a secure coup and run where they spend 100% of their time. They're contained,
cleaned, and have not caused any issues. No damage, no noise complaints, no odor complaints. In fact, we weren't even told what the actual complaint was, only that a complaint had been made. We are here tonight to ask the city to consider a reasonable compromise. We are more than willing to relocate the coupe
further into our property, erect a privacy fence, which we were planning to already do, to pay a licensing or permanent fee if one is deemed appropriate. We're also asking for time and a chance not only to continue caring for these animals that we love, but to return at a future meeting and
respectfully discuss the possibilities of revisiting animal ordinances, especially in regard to ducks. We understand that tonight is not a session where decisions or amendments can be made. We are asking for a temporary exception, permission to keep our ducks while we work with the city towards a more permanent solution. On a personal
note, I have clinical depression, generalized anxiety, and stress induced seizures. These ducks have played a critical role in helping manage these conditions. Since receiving the call on Friday, I have had two seizures and missed work. And now I'm sick due to my compromised immune system from stress. The June 11th deadline we have been
given to remove them has been has placed an huge emotional burden on both of us. We never intended to break the rules and we are committed to being respectful, responsible members of this community. We simply asking for a compassionate and practical path forward. Thank you so much for your time and considerating
considering our request. All right. Thank you. Thank you. All right. Is there anybody else here that would like to address council tonight? All right. Then we're moving on to the swearing in ceremony of our new police
chief. So, we'll turn it over to Shannon Mortonson, our city clerk. Where do you want to go? Do you want me to go over here? Okay. And then I give this to you so you can follow the paper here. Some pictures. Use your right hand. I, Chris Lindlum, I, Chris
Lindlum, do solemnly swear do solemnly swear that I will support the Constitution that I will support the Constitution of the United States of America of the United States of America and the Constitution and the Constitution of the State of Minnesota. of the state of Minnesota. On my honor on my honor, I will never betray my
badge. I will never betray my badge. my integrity my integrity my character my character or the public trust or the public trust I will faithfully discharge I will faithfully discharge the duties of the office the duties of the office of police chief of police chief in the
city of Becker in the city of Becker to the best of my judgment to the best of my judgment and ability and ability so help me God so help me God sworn in thank you Get him. Good. Thank you. Um, mayor, council, I just
wanted to thank you for the opportunity to trust me in the leadership of the city moving forward. Um, everything that I just recited with, um, Shannon here stands true to my heart. I hope that you can see here that I have hopefully a lot of support behind me uh, in the community, which uh, I think everybody
knows that this position uh, takes a lot. There's a lot of stressful things. And so, um, hopefully you can see that, you know, we as a community kind of hopefully will move forward and and support me and the decisions that I make and then, uh, hopefully benefit the city moving forward for many, many years. So,
I just appreciate the opportunity and the trust that you've placed in me. Thank you. Great. Thank you. We are going to go head out and then feel free to stop next door if you want afterwards. All right. All right. All right. Thank you.
Now everybody's gonna Yeah. We're not offended if you leave. It's okay. They are used to this. It happens a lot. Follow the crowd. Can we do one quick? Absolutely. Who's going to tell them no?
I just wonder if Tony Tony you did. Oh, I met Ne more pictures, Tony. See, all you got to do is mention it. He's listening.
You want cake? No way. I kind of don't want cake. I want cake. I want cake. Yeah, look at you all alone over there, Lori. It's a good thing we're not on a boat. We'd be capsizing, sitting with all your
friends, huh? All right, we'll move on to uh Mr. Kudson for the introduction of our recreation services manager. Thank you, mayor and councel. Um, we'll just wait a few minutes. We've got a bunch of kids from Adventure Zone coming
over to uh fill the chamber to give a little fanfare, but uh no uh tonight uh it's my pleasure to introduce you to uh Brandy Thomas, our new uh recreation services manager at the community center. So, after a thorough, uh search for a new candidate when Bart
Gins left, um it was very quickly that Brandy kind of floated to the top as our our primary candidate. So, we're thrilled to have her uh her background, her commitment to the community, and um I'll stop talking and just bring her up here so she can say a few words and introduce herself to you guys.
Wonderful. Welcome, Brandy. Yeah, thank you. And thank you for trusting me to take over this position. I'm very happy to be here. Um to give you some context, uh I'm not completely new to Becker.
Actually, in college, I worked at the Becker Community Center as an LBA. Um, I also did an internship there for my senior year of college under Jamie Cassidy. Um, did a number of special events including a fat tire bike race at Pebble Creek, uh, spa night at the BCC
fifth quarter, all sorts of stuff. Um, I have an undergrad degree, a bachelor's degree in recreation and sports management. Then I went into the community education field where I worked in Anendale public schools and um St. Michael Albertville public schools in a
similar trade doing recreation programming, enrichment programming, child care related things and then went on to get my master's degree in community education and adi education administration and leadership. From there, I was the director of community education for Raori Public Schools. Um,
and always had a goal to come back to Becker, mostly because my kids are getting to that age where I want them to go to Becker schools. Um, we live in Clearwater right now. I'm originally from Clearwater, so I'm excited to find a home out this direction and put my
kids in Becker schools. Mark and I have had many conversations about that already. Um, but it's really nice to be back. a member of the Becker Community Center team is the team that was there when I was there originally. So, I've already built that relationship and I'm looking forward to now not only just
being a member of the team, but leading that team and bringing some new programming and reinventing some of the stuff we already have and really happy to be here in this community. Thank you. All right. Thank you very much. Welcome. Wonderful. Thank you so much. All right.
Okay, moving on. We have committee reports. Uh we'll start out with the fireboard special meeting. Rick, you want to take that? Sure. Um fireboard special meeting. Uh as we reported last time, we were going to have a an additional meeting to talk about uh kind
of flush out the budget a little more. Um which we did have uh last Monday. Um the uh we did we had a lot of discussion. Um our uh thank special thank you to our uh city staff for putting together some uh extra numbers for us. Kind of help us crunch some
numbers there. And um bottom line is we uh I think we all walked out of there with a budget that we all feel comfortable with in our um uh we'll be we'll all get to uh look at and vote on at our joint meeting in July coming up here. Well, we're in July now. So later
this month. Uh that was the only topic of the meeting. Yeah. Police Committee. Take that one, too. Uh, police committee. We met uh where did we go? Here we go. Um, we met uh last, let's see, a couple Fridays ago. Uh, we talked
we had some uh discussion about um about uh or sorry, it was a Monday. Um, we had some discussion about the uh staffing of course with uh um uh Chris Limon taking the uh you know being promoted to the chief position that does uh um he was
the lieutenant and so um that does create a uh an opening there and so what is the you know what is the staffing look like? Do you replace with a lieutenant? Do you go with a sergeant? Do you um you know so we had a lot of discussions on that. Um, we did not uh
come to a conclusion as far as uh um I I think uh not replacing the lieutenant I think was about the only thing we maybe agreed on, but um there was more discussion to be had on that I guess. So um so just uh talk about that. We uh
fingerprinting service, we talked about that uh going to a digital one. So um you think everything is digital today, not everything. uh we do fingerprints. They're still the old school put your hand on the ink kind of thing. And um so we talked about um getting a digital service, something that we could
actually have here. So um uh just to up uh I don't remember the we skipped the stats update when I was there. And then um the records management uh that is on hold at the county. Um, basically it's it's not dead, but it's not uh um it's it's it's
on hold, I guess, is probably just the easiest way to say that. Um, and then we tal I wasn't there at the very end, but we um we had talked about the official hair policy um about allowing for short beards. Um which I did see in the notes they did they were okay with that, but
cuz it uh was in the policy currently that they can't have can't have beards. So So would yours be considered a short beard? Mine would not be considered. I was just curious. Not even my old one either. Um my uh I think it was 1/2 inch was the uh number that was um agreed to. So may maybe my maybe on the sides here,
but not. So this digital fingerprint thing, where would they use that? It would be anytime you take them. So I I believe they go to the BCA if I'm right. That was I mean why I mean what are the circumstances that you would use a
fingerprinting machine here? Upon an arrest adoption adoption you would use them for I believe for right to uh ability to purchase a handgun. Uh those would require fingerprinting. When I was hired by the state I was fingerprinted here
for my job and I think background investigations too. If you are if you are a volunteer even at the school, I think you have to be background and I believe that requires I might be wrong on that. At certain levels it does. Okay. I I thought it was just used when there was an arrest made and they're
going to go down to the county anyway and I figured what's you know right? So that's used for other things and quite a bit. I know some CDL applications require a fingerprint card too. Yeah. Nothing wrong with that. I I don't have an issue with that. I was just curious.
Sure. We were doing it old school. Okay. So, all right. So, that is Let's see. Um, that's about all I have for that. Okay. Any other questions for Rick on police? Uh, League of Minnesota City's annual conference Mike and I attended. Mike,
you want to talk first? Yeah. Um, I was I was telling people I was a little disappointed this year and uh some of the stuff that they offered. Uh, I did go to the cannabis update class and uh I learned I don't know if it learned
things or just realized things, but uh you know they upped the the tax on cannabis to balance the budget. Uh but they took away the funding that's supposed to come to us for annual inspections. Um,
and there's no way that we can recover that money. We can't charge an extra fee. We an annual fee or anything. We just at this point in time, we have to hope that they bring it back once they get the budget taken care of. And then a couple other classes I went to were were
uh public utility classes. And um, one, like I said, the descriptions of them weren't very good. They were a little deceiving. There was one it was a total waste of time. I hate to admit it, but uh the other one uh was okay, but it
didn't really teach me anything that we don't that we haven't already dealt with. Uh I was a little disappointed that the governor didn't show for his speech. Um nor did Stalbert that Stalbert sent a video which we saw. Uh
the only thing I can think is that maybe they didn't come because of the recent shootings that were taking place. Uh that's then the uh the other thing that we got involved with was the the
displays that the vendors had and there was a lot of stuff there to to look over and interesting stuff, but unfortunately I got tied up with and didn't get to all of them. So, sure.
Uh, I went to several different seminars. One was on communication. Um, kind of talked about small cities does not mean you have to have a small culture. I learned some stuff there. U talked a little bit about the new rules
for the website. Accessibility for our size city. I think it starts in 27. Uh, then I went to a session on innovation. um was sharing with uh Mr. Larude earlier in the week kind of a cool thing one of the cities does is they do an
employee Shark Tank where they let employees come up with innovative programs and then pitch them and um so kind of some cool stuff to look at maybe down the line. So website accessibility is that like 508 compliance type stuff
or what uh I don't know my notes say website accessibility issue starting in 27. Yeah, I I saw something on that also. I wasn't sure what it was about, but it sounds like it's the requirements that we're going to have to do on a website to when we for like screen
readers type thing like if you like Jaws or something or PDF viewability and stuff like that. Okay. So, it's probably 508. Okay. You probably know more about it than I do, but I think the larger cities over 50,000 start in 26, but we're smaller than that. So, I'm pretty
sure we have till 27. And I'm sure staff already knew about it, but just another one of the many state unfunded uh mandates that they handed down. So, yep. All right. Any questions on the annual
conference? Uh, next up is the mayor's local government roundt. Um, so this is something I've been kicking around for quite a while. Um, and I just feel there's a need to get city staff or elected officials together with the
township, together with the school board because there's so many things that cross over that if we're not being um real intentional about our communication between the groups, things can go missing. Um, I learned earlier in the year, for instance, that a local
school bond or levy referendum can impact a city's bond rating because one of the factors they look at is how much tax capacity residents can afford to pay back. Um, so there was a a situation, I
don't remember where it was, where um the city didn't time their bonds to coincide or before that and it was like a $10 million bond and and their bond rating changed and it cost them I think 38 of a percent or something quite a
bit. Um, which is a lot on like a $10 million bond. So I just thought it would be good to get everybody together. So, we've kind of I've been working with the school board chair and the township chair and we kind of settled on July 29th at 5:00 p.m. We've tried to
schedule this. You know, Greg and I have been talking about it for several months. Um, and I don't know if everybody can make it, but we thought if we don't get something on the calendar and kick it off, it'll never happen. Um, so just wondering if
people have questions or any thoughts. We thought we would host it here at city hall. Greg said the conference room will will be ready. And um I did get feedback from the township and the the school that that would that would work. Maybe not for everybody, but
it's hard enough to coordinate the five of us sometimes. Well, the 29th is a good day for us because we don't have a meeting. So, Right. Yep. And the township or the school, they don't either. So, 29th to Tuesday, correct?
So all three entities would post it obviously as an open meeting. Yeah, it would work for me. Yeah. People okay with that? I don't know if I'm free that night. I had something previously planned. Okay.
Uh notice will come out on that. Right. Correct. Do you need anything else? I was going to say, do you want to make a motion now to call for a special meeting or do you want it as part of next next meeting's consent agenda? Either one is fine. We can do it now.
Okay. Well, is that good for the for them? Mhm. Oh, okay then. Fine. Well, I'll make a motion to call for a special meeting on Tuesday, July 29th, 5:00 PM uh to
I guess we would call it a uh local government round table. Okay. Yep. So, no agenda items then because we we have to call for the agenda items on a special meeting beforehand. So, we would just say it's a round table and that's it. And Yep. Okay. So, I the location will be here. Location here. Yep. 5 p.m.
I'll make the motion. I'll second. Okay. We have a motion by Rick, second by Mike. Is there any further discussion hearing? None. All in favor, please state I. I. Anyone opposed, state no. So, we have a special meeting set for the 29th. All right. Thank you. Police Department
city hall project. Mr. Larude, we are getting very close. The perimeter fence came down today. Uh, cleaning tomorrow for this side of the building and furniture will be here next Wednesday. So, we're getting close. There will be a couple of exterior things to do that
back the old west entrance to the police department that still will have some work to do. The the glass will have to go above and they have to sheetrock the inside. The screen wall that's by the old entrance on the east side to city hall that will will come but the whole building will be occupied uh by the end
of next week. Fantastic. Any questions for Greg? If not, we'll move into number eight, administrator and staff reports, the food shelf land purchase request. Mr. Lur, again, Mayor Coer and city council members, as Mayor Coer mentioned at the
last exec session meeting, uh the food shelf board has been discussing or looking at alternative locations um to their present building where they're at at Furniture World. Um they and with with the plan initially when we started this building they were going to be moving back to city hall but uh their
food shelf usage um has grown significantly since they left city hall last May April somewhere in there and they're not sure that it will meet their ongoing needs. And Pastor Dave reached out to the city inquiring about the city-owned lot behind the township or
the old fire hall and we've engaged in some conversations with uh food shelf staff. uh they have gone out and uh had a kind of a preliminary building layout prepared and are now requesting that the city uh sell
them that piece of property for conducting a permanent home uh for the food shelf. Uh so I reached out to the city attorney and I apologize because I have not given them a copy of the purchase agreement yet. So uh we won't ask them to sign tonight. Um, but it
proposes uh to be a sale for $1, traditional closing costs paid by each party. Um, and then there is a clawback provision in there that if a building permit isn't obtained within a year from now, June 1 to 26, that would be the first trigger that the property will come back to the city. The second one
would be um if it's not uh certificate occupancy issued by uh June 1 of 27, then it will come back to the city. I think those are kind of moot points. It sounds like they're going to be progressing quite quickly or would like to progress quite quickly. And so, um,
with that, I don't have any other comments. I'll be happy to answer questions. Um, I the representatives are here. I don't know if they wanted to to speak at all. Pastor Dave, you want to come up? Well, thank you for the opportunity, first of all, to be on the agenda tonight and for all the help behind the
scenes of the parking lot discussions. uh with us with with a number of you and we're very excited uh that we'd be able to go ahead and move on this purchase agreement have a place of our own and uh uh yes the uh we have the we call them
our neighbors people that use the facility need uh has grown uh our new neighbors this year alone new ones from past years new this year 2025 it's
roughly 70. Uh we serve from 14 to 25 people a week and uh the need is there and we can only say it's probably going to grow. So, thank you for the opportunity to be here, the opportunity to move forward on this project and uh
yeah, we think uh we're getting our ducks in a row and appreciate all your help. Yeah. And I think too just to point out um I've spoke with Troy Ikeman a few times. He's the um kind of the representative from the family that now owns Furniture
World. It's Furniture Mart. Um so, uh few back and forths and some conversations, but um pending the food shelf having the location, um they are willing to extend the lease another nine months free of charge. So,
that was a thank you to those folks. Um he was very gracious. We spoke very frankly and and um he said they they don't think it's a permanent use spot for them, but they were happy to do it knowing that the city was making a
commitment and the food shelf board, the pastoral council, thank you for all your work. We know that it's it's needed in our city. So, I certainly support this this move. So, uh, the request then on on behalf of staff was, uh, a motion and a second to
adopt resolution 25-49 approving the purchase agreement for the sale of the property to the Becker food shelf. Just a question on that. Um, do we want to consider a uh asking for a right of first refusal
even after um, being that we sold the land for a dollar? For what purpose? if it were ever go up for sale. Oh, that they didn't do it and they sold it just or whatever. Yeah. Um why would we want to do that? We've
got there's a claw back if Well, but if they What Rick is saying is um between now and the 1st of June of 26, the property is in their hands unless we put a provision. we can amend the
purchase agreement to add that clause that the property cannot be sold except for use by the food shelf. It wouldn't be in say a malicious intent. It would just be a um you know change. you know, all of a sudden you get a, you know, a better deal or you it's, you know, we're
going to move to a bigger property or something and that's So, you certainly can amend the conditions of the um purchase agreement as they appeared in the agenda to include that and I would have the city attorney revise a clause and add it consistent with that.
Yeah, it's okay. I'm okay with it. Greg, maybe I missed this too, but was the original I looked at the draft and was the clawback amount wrong in here? It would be just It should be just for our cost.
Yeah, I thought I thought the first one I read now I can't find it. Uh, it is in 3.2 B. Okay. So below that it says additionally um seller may repurchase the property
from buyer for the same purchase price of $435,600. That is should not that's got to be struck out of there as well. Okay. I noticed that and I forgot about I think they used an old uh purchase agreement and the rest of that be a pretty good deal for you. Sell it back to us at a
$435,599 profit. Yeah. Um, we will get that out. Okay. Pastor Dave, any concerns about the clawback? If if I thought that was in
here, we have a rough trap. As if we don't do anything in two years, it's back into the city's looks as if we don't do anything in two years is back into the city's hands. Sure. Yep. But, uh, no, we we go along with that amendment for sure.
I think it makes sense. There any other questions on this? If not, we would look for a motion to sell the property with the addition that if if it does go up for sale that the city would have a right of first
refusal. I do have one question. Uh zoning wise, it fits. Yes. Okay. Yep. So, thanks to staff has done a fairly significant amount amount of background work with Pastor Dave and the food shelf looking at the planning and
zoning situation. Um, Phil has helped him as well um you know with with some of the preliminary planning. So, we've definitely tried to offer assistance where we could. And just maybe a a heads up that we are
that that street is getting repaired this year. So when we talk about stubb it in for water and that that's this the perfect time to do it. Um so w water is already on that house there. That was the other thing in here that I meant to ask about and I apologize. Thank you for
bringing that up. I think in here it talks about applicable sack and whack fees. I'm assuming they've been paid on that lot already. Yes. I'm going to when the house was there. Yeah. You better come up here. Poor Tony's been running the shuttle run over
there back and forth with the microphone. Thank you, Tony. On these lots that are this old, if they had a stub in there previously, we've assumed they've been paid at some point, even if there's no record of it. The only time it would change an amount is if they went to a
bigger line into the property, and that's the same on any commercial. It used to be where you do a calc on square footage, but it's not the case anymore. Okay? Just more of a straight pipe sizing. So in this case, no. Okay. Just a question on perhaps uh building permit fees and all that. We're not too
sure how we would how the city stands on that. Not not that we're saying no, we can't pay it, but being nonprofit and such, but is that something we can Yeah, I think that's something for for when you guys are when you make the application, we can work with work on
that. Yeah, Mr. Gudson. Um, just to confirm, uh, staff did confirm there's a 1-in service line there and a curb stop in place and a cap sewer line, um, that is accessible to the property. So that has been field serve or field confirmed. So okay.
All right. Any other discussion, questions? I'll make a motion to approve resolution 2449 approving the purchase agreement and sale of the property owned by the city of Becker uh to the uh food shelf group. 2549.
Yeah, it's 25 and it says 24. Yeah. be 25, huh? Yep. Uh 25 assuming 49 then is the right number is okay. So 2549 uh with the amendment of the uh um the uh uh the one-year um uh for right of first
refusal within the uh year. I'll second. Okay, we have a motion by Rick, a second by Robin. Is there any further discussion? Hearing none. All in favor, please state I. I. Anyone opposed state no? Motion's carried. Godspeed and good luck.
All right, moving on to the consent agenda. Mayor Cobinger, city council members. Items for approval on tonight's consent agenda include the revised hiring and termination report. Approval of entering into a joint powers agreement with the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal
Apprehension for a breath testing machine. Accept the city-owned industrial lot appraisal report. Approve two temporary liquor license for the Becker Lions Club. Approve partial pay request number seven in the amount of $252,87727
to Minnesota Paving and Materials for the 2024 street improvement project and approve partial pay request number one uh in the amount of $227,219.37 to Minnesota Paving and Materials for the 2025 street improvement project.
I'll be happy to answer any questions. Any questions for Greg on the consent agenda? Hearing none to entertain a motion to approve the consent agenda. I'll make that motion. Second. I have a motion by Robin. Second by Rick. Any discussion on
the consent agenda. Hearing none. All in favor, please state I. Anyone opposed, state no. Consent agenda is carried. Payment of the bills. Make a motion. Go ahead. Make a motion to pay the bills. Second. Rick wants to
pay the bills. Robin agrees. Is there any discussion? Hearing none. All in favor, please state I. Anyone opposed, state no. The bills are paid. Anniversary announcements. We have quite a few.
Uh Donnie Adler at the community center, 12 years. Patty Zabinski, community center, 7 years. Amanda Kren, community center and the golf course, five years.
Uh Mark Evanssteiner, finance director, four years. Jacob Sanders, community development director and part-time painter, six years. Thank you for your service, Jacob. I'm done officially. I'll never be brought up again.
Um Mike Gordon, police officer, four years. Preston Voit, police officer, four years. Uh, Roger Bellinger or Bellinger, the mechanic at public works, 10 years. Cory Buchin, public works, 7 years. Chad Clawson, public works, 7
years. Ryan Pexcamp, public works, six years. Mike Smith, public works, two years. And Jeremy Halverson at the water department, 28 years. So, thank you to all those employees for your continued dedication and congratulations on your
anniversaries. Is there anything else that anybody has to come before city council tonight? Did I forget anything? All right. Wonderful. Then we'll entertain a motion to adjurnn. I move we adjourn. Second.
Mike motion seconded by Rick to adjurnn. All in favor, please state I. I. Anyone opposed? Meetings adjourned at 5:38. Thank you everybody.