And now we'll call the city council regular meeting dated for Monday, August 4th, 2025 at 6:30 p.m. to order. All rise for the pledge of allegiance. 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. Item number three on the agenda is roll call. Council member Jensen present. Scott here. Moroni
present. Ball Roen Camp here. Moving on. Item number four, presentations. Item 4A, life-saving award. Chief Sandell. Thank you, Mr. Mayor.
On July 13th, paramedic Sergeant Joe Garcia assisted Niswah with a medical emergency. The patient was experiencing severe respiratory distress and upon the arrival of Sergeant Garcia and North Memorial Ambulance went into cardiac
arrest. Sergeant Garcia initiated CPR, inserted an advanced airway, administered administered life sustaining medications, and performed cardiac pacing with a heart monitor. So,
for those that don't know, cardiac pacing is using the heart monitor to speed up a patient's rhythm. So, if their pulse is going too slow to sustain life, they can speed that rhythm back up again. So this uh the patient was revived and
flown to St. Cloud Hospital for further care. This entire incident um kind of showcases teamwork onseen other law enforcement, fire, EMS, and on the backside our partnership with North
Memorial uh that makes these programs possible and also our council who has continued to support these programs. So, thank you. You're welcome. Sergeant Garcia, if you'd please step forward. Stand right over here so they can see.
Behalf of the council in the city of Breezy Point, I present this uh life-saving award to Sergeant Joseph Garcia for his action on July 13, 2025. Congratulations. Thanks, man. Great. 4B, Park and Recreation Committee
update. Gale Arn. Hi. Can you hear me? Evening. So, we had our um we skipped our June meeting in July. Um, we talked about our meeting with the initiative foundation
um, and Ally met with them as well about creating a 5013C for receiving donations for future park and wreck programs. And so we're continuing to work on that and getting that kind of coming together. Um, the garden, uh, it's been a great
success. If you've walked in there, I hope you would walk in there. Um, I brought the first 25 pound pound pounds of produce donated to the Lakes Area's food shelf last week um with a bin by the door. Um, every time I'm in the
garden, somebody asked me like how they can get a plot and uh it's very very popular and more people want to be in on it and did not know about it. So, we're looking into how many more uh raised beds we can put in there for next year.
We have some room. So, that's exciting. Um, and one of the community gardeners set set up a Facebook page called the Breezy Point Community Gardeners. So, if you want to um like that, you can see what kind of communication. It's just
starting up. Um, and a lot of the gardeners are a little older and may not be on Facebook and communicate that way. So, we have a bulletin board out there now and we're figuring out how to how to make that work for people who just are analog. Um, but they're putting a drone
video, a guy is shooting a drone video every week showing the progress of the growth in the garden and everything. So, it's really going well and everybody's really happy with it. So, again, kudos to Joe and the team for putting a great garden together out there. Um, the
committee's been working on uh very exciting looking at our piece of seven companies. Um, and we were hoping to have them today, but we'll have them next month um for you or the company that's been chosen um
that we would like to present and uh get approved. So, for uh envisioning our master plan going forward in the city park starting with um we're also working on updates to the newly revamped Paul Bunan Scenic Byway
online website. We are in the top of alphabetical order on there. So the first city you see and it hasn't been updated in years. So you know it's time we do that. So we have someone working on on our committee just working on from the parks viewpoint what
we can add and change and update in there and then we'll forward that into onto staff. So we're working on that and budget of course is coming up. Um, and we'd like to, you know, look at all the donations that we've received and see how those come
into the budget and all that. Um, this month we'll be finalizing the disc golf whole sponsorship signage and reviewing tournaments because we have had um feedback that no one signed up for tournament because we're kind of out
of line um in the norm in the state for tournaments. So, we are going to review that and then we'll have it presented to you. That is all I have. Do you have any questions, council? Any questions? None for me. I just want to say thank you for the
work that you and the committee have been doing. You guys are doing some great work in the gardens and with the disc golf course and love the fact that you're working on the breezy point uh you know the Paul Bunion piece. So, keep up the good work and we appreciate your efforts and dedication. Thank you. Thank you. You're welcome.
Okay, moving on. Item five, open forums. The city council invites residents to share new ideas or concerns related to city business not already on the agenda. However, individual questions and remarks are limited to three minutes per speaker. The city council will not respond to com comments in open forum and no city council action will be
taken. Although the council may refer issues to staff for followup or for consideration at a future meeting. The mayor the mayor may use discretion if speakers are repeating views already expressed or ask for a spokesperson for groups of individuals with similar views. Speaker should state their name
and home address at the podium before speaking. So with that being stated, is there anybody here that wishes to address the council in open forum? Please come forward and state your name and your address, please. As you do. My name is Kathy Parsons and I am an
owner at 9212 Edgewater Circle and I had zero intention of saying anything tonight. However, um I want to add to the uh what was said earlier about the life-saving award and the thanks that were given to the council and to first responders. We have had two different
people related to our organization be unquestionably lives saved because of the very partnership you recognized earlier because of the work that everybody does together. Both of them, one was airlifted right here from the Breezy Point airport. One got to the
hospital first, but both of them are alive today amazingly. Both had the widowmaker, which you don't live through the widowmaker very often. So, I just want to thank the council for continuing to support it and thank the um local uh first responders for their work. That's it.
Thank you very much. Appreciate that. Is there anybody else that wishes to address the council in open forum? Hearing none, open forum is now closed. Moving on. Item six, consent agenda. On the consent agenda tonight is 6A,
approved city council meeting minutes July 7th, 2025. 6B approved claims totaling $811,119.31 for checks 1444 to 14480 and Eeks 494E
to 3968E. 6 C resolution 1125 accept donation for Pelicanwood Cemetery. 6 D resolution 12-25 accept donation from Woodsth for Pelican Wood Cemetery. 6
E Resolution 13-25 accept donation for Cemetery Bench. 6F resolution 14-25 accept donations for Breezy Point Police Department. 6G resolution 15-25 accept donation from Pelican Square and Breezy
Point Resort for supplies for night to unite. 6H resolution 16-25 declare surplus of furniture and equipment and authorized disposal or sale.
6 I approve appointment of Robin Jensen as cemetery commissioner. 6J approved final pay application for showview lane construction project. 6K review body camera audit report and 6L approved pay application for number
number one for county road 11 sanitary sewer extension. I do have one that I'd like to pull and that's 6 I. So if we could move that down under business items and make that item 7F
under business items please. So, we'll pull six I and move that down to 7F under business items. Is there anything else that the council sees that feel the need to change after them being read? Nothing for me. Okay. Hearing none, do I have a motion
to approve the consent agenda as read and corrected? So, I have a motion from council member Moroni. Do I have a second? Second. Second from council member Jensen. Discussion hearing none. All those in favor signify by saying I. I opposed. Extensions. The motion
carries. Moving on to number seven A. Under business seven, business item 7A. Approve high-tech pay application number 10. Ally, would you like to speak to that? Sure. Uh, short and sweet. Hi Pay application number 10 has been received
for the city hall facility construction. You'll find that pay application and the project payment tracking in your packet. Staff recommends approving the pay application as presented. Okay. All right. So, we have the information in front of us. Hopefully, everybody
took time to review it in their packet ahead of the the council meeting. Do I have a motion to approve the high-tech payment application number 10? So, move. I have a motion from council member Rooney. Do I have a second? Second. Second from council member Jensen. Any discussion?
Hearing none. All those in favor signify by saying I. I. Opposed? I abstensions. The motion carries. 7B. Special assessment policy discussion. Al. Yes. Uh, thank you, mayor. As the city
begins to implement their street CIP for muchneeded repairs, it's important to have a policy in place to properly assess residents and appropriately budget for the future. At the July city council meeting, staff was directed to review the financing portion of the current policy and include language for
a special benefit appraisal assessment method. This method uses a professional appraiser to develop a means to establish a benefit to a property owners based on the project. Staff reach out to Nagel Appraisal and Consulting and a special benefit report would cost
anywhere between 5,500 and 7,000 depending on the projects we wish to include in the report. The report would take about a month to complete after approval. Um, that range I had them go out five years. So, if we wanted to go farther, if we wanted to do two years,
it would kind of depend how far into the CIP we want to look. Um, another method to assessing would be to revise the current assessment split between benefiting properties and the city to use the commonly used method of uh 50/50 model. In addition to this method um
could be to implement assessment caps based on the project type. This method helps residents plan for any financial impacts ahead as well as the city help better budget and invest in the future infrastructure. Staff recommends that the council discuss the options
presented. I'd like to caveat this whole conversation by recommending that the council wait to make a formal decision until reviewing the prelim budget where we have a more in-depth discussion about street CIP um and other levy impacts. Um
funding the street CIP is a significant decision and waiting to consider it within the context of the full budget would be beneficial for financial planning. So uh with that we can answer any questions. I've had Joe's input and help on this as well as Jerry's. So, um,
happy to answer any questions. Thank you, Ally. Council questions on any of the options, comments. Duly noted on waiting till the preliminary budget is set. Makes sense. Better picture of that then
that's going to be coming soon. So, um, but I don't know if anybody has any other things they'd like to add at this point. Is the draft ordinance, if you will, um, that's included in the packet, was that more or less modeled after the
appraisal? So, that is just draft language that I kind of took from different cities that have the language in their policy. I wanted to make it as simple as possible. uh not go too in depth but no the um
consulting company did not provide that language nor has it been reviewed by legal at this point so merely provide as an example per se correct yeah and I should note with all of the proposed changes new
infrastructure is proposed to be at 100% um as it is now new roads at 100% yeah I mean I I guess I would just go so far as to say that um to me having an
assessment policy or a road financing policy by way of assessments that bases it on an actual appraisal being done of your one of your typical benefiting properties makes sense. I mean, it's I
think at the end of the day, ultimately what um we're obligated to do under this the assessment statute is to not assess any more than the benefiting amount of value added to the property. Right? So, I
I mean, to me, I don't know why we'd want to approach it or think about it any different way other than really going into it knowing that we're going to do a sample appraisal on whatever the project is. so we have a true sense of what the actual benefit
and value is. I agree with council member Scott. I think we need to make it as equitable as possible, you know, to the taxpayers of the community. Um it gives us the ability to budget. We need that and uh
it makes sense to me. I think what we had was outdated um new roads. I mean, realistically, it's going to be a struggle to come up with the numbers for this street CIP as it is, let alone um
start black topping, you know, gravel roads. I mean, the money's not there. Not right now, is it? Any comments from you, Council Member Rooney, at this point? I've got nothing further to add. Okay. I would just have one comment. While I I agree with the sentiment that
council member Scott shared regarding, you know, having an appraisal and being that be a fair and equitable plan, I think ultimately at the end of the day, this city needs to really strongly consider as we move forward into the future that this is a potential where we're looking at something bigger and
beyond that with regards to that first option that was listed, which is 100% incorporated into a levy. We may not be there yet, but I think we need to eventually get there because of this of what our city is compromised of with
regards to residences, people who live here, so on and so forth. And I've kind of mentioned that before, but I do think that, you know, it's something that we need to start thinking about too, long range planning. Maybe once we get our road CIP kind of in place and we get
something working on that, we can we can come back and take a look at it. But I do agree that this idea of a potential appraisal and then looking at it that way might be a good first step in the right direction. At least that's the way I look at it. So that's just my comments on it. I think what we should do based
on what we've heard from our administrator is go ahead and review this over again, allow us to get a prelim budget set. A finance committee will be meeting this week with staff and we'll be doing that work. Um we'll be coming back in September with something. So once that's done and we have a better
feel, then maybe we'll bring this back to the council and we can make a final decision idea and and and go from there. So is the council comfortable with that at this point? Mhm. Okay. I am. All right. Sounds good. Thank you for that. Y
7C authorized administrative assistant position. Ally, sure. Um the personnel there is a couple personnel actions. So you want to just go one by one then? Yep. Do them one by one, please. Thank you. Um the personnel committee met on July 24th to discuss the organizational structure of the administration
department. As the council knows, there has been a vacant assistant city administrator position and planning and zoning administrator position for almost a year. Uh to improve efficiency and enhance services to residents, the personnel committee recommends authorizing an administrative assistant
position. The proposed hiring wage range is 2833 to 36.96 per hour. This aligns with our police department administrative assistant. Um, if approved, staff would post the position this week and hopefully get interviews scheduled by early September. So, the
personnel committee recommends authoriz authorizing the admin assistant as presented. Okay. Comments or thoughts from the council? Hearing none, do I have a motion to approve this so that staff may move
forward with filling the position? So, move. I have a motion from council member Moroni to go ahead and authorize the administrative assistant position and direct the staff to hire begin hiring process. Do I have a second? Second. Second from council member Jensen. Again, any further discussion or
thoughts? I would just state I think it's I'm very happy to see this. I'm I'm glad that we're getting this position put in place. I think it's going to be a great benefit to the staff as well as our constituents who are going to be able to come in and have
that person that they can work with all the time and I think they're going to be able to be there to help out and take some of the burden off the staff and all the different things they've got going on. And so I'm really excited to see the positions. I I should add just for the record, this would take place of the assisted city
administrator, not in addition to Yes. It's a we'd eliminate that position, create a new position. Yeah, understood. Thank you for clarifying. All right. Hearing no further discussion, all those in favor signify by saying I. I opposed. Abstensions. Motion carries.
Okay. Moving on. Yep. Um, so Jerry Bonesack has served as the interim city administrator since September 2024. Jerry brings deep knowledge of local government and planning and zoning expertise to the city. Additionally, it is valuable to have him to continue to be present while
I transition into this role. Um, Jerry has expressed a willingness to continue on a part-time basis as a planning and zoning administrator. A draft contract is included in attachment B. If approved, the city would retain Jerry on a part-time basis while working toward getting the position fully filled um
hopefully by summer of 2026. So, there's some overlap in that transition. So, the personnel committee recommends approving the contract with Jerry Bonesack as presented effective September 1st, 2025. Thank you. So, pretty straightforward
with this. We all know Jerry and his track record and what he's done for us. So, um, do I have a motion to approve the contract with Jerry Bonesack for planning and zoning services? I'll make a motion. Motion from Council Member Jensen. Do I have a second? Second. Second from Council Member Moroni. Any
further discussion or comments? Hearing none. Although, Go ahead. Well, I was just going to clarify. So it sounds like then we will have Jerry under agreement for a specified period of time as opposed to having him under
agreement but also at the same time moving forward with a full-time hire. Correct. So the plan would be, there's no end to Jerry's contract right now, but the plan and the personnel committee will narrow this down next year, is to
hopefully start posting the position in March, April, get someone fully on board before summer, the start of the busy season because that'll be good training for the full-time. So Jerry will then wean off, the full-time will be on. So there will be some overlap
in the position. to transfer the you know training and I have one comment. I think the duties of the position need to be defined as well. Um there's not a lot of planning functions
within the city and what is it we're looking for from the planner when we do hire a full-time. um is there additional duties that could be assigned and just look at you know what's needed you know
with input from staff obviously and and duly note it and I'm sure the personnel committee would be involved in that process along with the administrator work work through that. So but I agree we definitely want to have it spelled out. It's always important to have a good laid out job description there with what it is entails so that
there's no ambiguity. So, and that position is historically it's hard to hire that job. So, you know, as soon as we could post it next year, it'd be good to get them on board. Yeah. Any further comments?
All right. Hearing none, we'll call for the vote. All those in favor signify by saying I. I. I. Opposed. Abstensions. The motion carries. 7E. authorized extending wage increase for deputy city clerk and office manager and
finance. Yes, thank you, mayor. Um, in late 2024, the city council approved a $5 wage increase for both the deputy city clerk and finance specialist to acknowledge and compensate them for the additional duties required of them. While the ACA, assistant city administrator, planning
and zoning administrator, and the city administrator positions were vacant. After discussion with the planning, not the planning commission, the personnel committee, it is recommended that this increase be extended for up to six months after the administrative
assistant has been onboarded. They have been going above and beyond the requirements of their position and the personnel committee recommends maintaining the wage increase until the administrative assistant it has been trained in. So, do I have a motion to approve the
authorization of extending this wage increase for the deputy city clerk and office manager in finance? I have a motion from council member Rooney. Do I have a second? Second. Council member Jensen seconds the motion. Discussion, thoughts.
I mean, it's definitely warranted. the financial specialist and the deputy city clerk Deb and Janette have done a phenomenal job and u it's welld deserved and continually go above and beyond the call of duty. Absolutely. Absolutely. We're
very very very blessed to have them on our staff. So all right well hearing no further discussion I'll call the motion. All those in favor signify by saying I. I opposed. Abstensions motion carries.
Moving on. Eight, departmental reports. 8A, City Hall update. Ally, we have to do seven. Oops. Yep. Excuse me, I didn't write it down. Yep. Seven. 7F. Yep. Appointment of
Robin Jensen to the Cemetery Commission. So, real quick on that, um, we had a vacancy within the Cemetery Commission. Uh, we put it out to the public for, uh, applications as we always do. We did receive one application. It was Robin
Jensen. So, I have made the recommendation to the council that we appoint her to serve on the cemetery commission. That is a three-year position. I believe if I remember right, it's two or three. Um, and so with that, do I have a motion to approve the
appointment of Robin Jensen to serve on the cemetery commission? I have a motion from Council Member Do I have a second? Second. I have a second from council member Scott. Any discussion? Hearing none. All those in favor signify
by saying I. I. Opposed. Abstensions. I. Motion carries. Congratulations, Robin. She will be now on the cemetery commission and working with our our group there. And they do an awesome job up there at the cemetery and all the work that they
do. So that's great. All right. Now moving on to eight departmental reports. 8A City Hall update. Ally. Yes. Uh, well, staff has moved into the new city hall since our last meeting on July 18th. We're fully operational from the new offices. Um, thank you to Joe and
his public works team for helping us move. They did a lot of work for us. So, we appreciate that. It went about as smooth as it could have, so that was all good. Um, the construction crews have completed the demo of the old city hall facility and are beginning re renovations over there. It's anticipated
that the October city council meeting will be in the new chambers. That's kind of what we're shooting for if everything remains on schedule. Um after everything's completed, there will be a ribbon cutting ceremony that the public can attend. Um so more to come on that.
Okay, sounds good. Any questions to Ally on that? All right, great. Yeah, it looks great. was in there the other day and it's like everybody's starting to get comfortable with their their new space and figuring out the flow and how everything works. So that's all good. And then of course as normal when you
move into some place ironing all the little kinks out that come up which we had several of those but it looks like you guys are doing great with that. So all right 8B Shore View Lane Shoreline update Joe Zarden public works supervisor. Uh the memo pretty much states out the
general plan. Um 500 live stakes. Um I can't estimate how many we'd be able to acquire from the neighboring shoreline that is fully wooded. Um after inspecting it, it looks like mostly the willows are greening. So um and there's
a lot of willows present. Um we wouldn't totally remove the vegetation. We'd try to be selective. Um, and then it sounds like live staking is more of a fall thing. Um, getting live stakes summer isn't I haven't been able to locate locate
any. So, it could stretch possibly a little later in October, but that's um how I would expect it to flow. Um, then, you know, rope it off. I included a map of the approximate area that would be
roped off um until sometime next year when the vegetation establishes. One comment, Gurtens is where they got the other live stakes. Yep. I didn't realize they sold. It's a availability seasonal is what it
appears. So, um I think we'd be done in a day, half a day probably for four of us. Um not a lot of cost there. I would expect the cost to be below that. Um be out of operating budget that there is room to
keep it under, you know, keep it in the black, no problem, and get this done. So, any questions? Any questions from the council? Joe? No. Thank you, Joe, for your work on that project and I'm hoping that we can make some headway with that and have an
impact there. So, that'll be good. Thank you. 8C July Breezy Point uh police offense summary. Yeah, so we did get the summary. Chief, anything you want to add? Anything that stood out to you in your summary?
Um not necessarily with our reports unless you have questions, but I do have something to add at the end if you don't have questions about the report. Any questions from the council on the report? It's pretty self-explanatory. So, no, go ahead. As usual in the summer. So, um the addition I wanted to just make
note night tomorrow night. Yeah. From 6:00 to 8 between here in city hall, wherever we can get the items tucked in. So, yeah, absolutely encourage everybody to come out for that tomorrow evening and uh and help us out with the night to unite. It's always a great event and we
enjoy seeing people and again that's the whole concept is to get people together in the community and build a community together. So, um I hope we can see people there. I'll be there tomorrow night myself. So, look forward to seeing others there as well. So, all right. Uh I do have one thing I want to add. I
didn't put it on the agenda, but I'm just going to give a brief report on the fire district. It met in July. Um we did have a meeting uh and so a couple different uh a couple things real quick. um is that the two trucks that were have been approved, they're working on
getting those. One's the new rescue truck and the other one is the new uh uh it's like I'm trying to remember what they call it. Um anyway, the one the new rescue truck uh that just came in, they're still working on it's a long process to get those all built cuz they
come in parts. So, the fire chief is actually going down to Iowa to pick up the chassis and bring it back up here. And then once it gets up here, it goes to another place and gets fitted with the skid plates and all that. So there's there's it's a very entailed thing that they do. They get these put together. Um
utility truck number one, the Ford 350 has been delivered and it is in service. So we've got that one. Um again, that the other one, the 550, they're thinking September 1st. Uh hopefully that it'll be in service. So then we'll have that one in action as well. Uh, another thing
is that um so the fire district received a $12,000 uh donation um uh from a uh foundation and the uh chief requested that it be used to purchase all new ice rescue equipment.
The ice rescue equipment we currently have is very old. It's from like the late 90s, so it's been around a long time. And so the district uh joint powers board approved for that money to be spent. Uh it was a $12,000 donation from the foundation that gave it to us.
And I think the total was right around 11,800. So they'll use most of that up, but out of that we're going to get all new fire rescue equipment. That includes the set sleds, the wet suits, the gear they use, all that will all be used. The ropes, all that, which is a very important part of that whole piece that
not only benefits our fire district, fire benefits our police departments in the area. all that. So, that's a good thing. And I did ask a specific question, what will happen to the old equipment? They do have a site where they put that out. And for smaller uh districts, departments that don't have
the ability to have all the equipment, some of that, like the ropes, no. But like maybe the suit or the sled or something like that, they'll put that out there and see if there's another department or district that could use it or put it to use. So, the equipment won't just go in the garbage. Um, the
other thing was the contract prices for 2026 were approved. And so for us, if I can find it in here, bear with me. So this contract, these contracts include not only our contract price, but
also the amount that we'll pay into our into the capital improvement fund. I got to find it. Hang with me. I should have dug this out quicker. I know it's in here. Here we go. All right. So,
it was just above 314,000, I think. Yeah, that's what it is. So, I've got it right here. Our total will be $314,1825. Uh, that's an increase from $31,39.74 in 2025. The operating is 119,78383
and capital is 173,57962. So now please note that the capital improvement as well as the operating what is used as determining factor and that is the property values. So, as you can well know, our property values are the highest um out of all the people
that we whether it be Peekquat or as well as the other townships that um and cities that contract with us. So, um I think for now we're looking okay. I think we're we're doing what we need to do, but I did make a point in the joint
uh board meeting to say that I think potentially in the future we need to revisit the funding mechanism and look at how that can be done to potentially be somewhat changed to make it a little more evened out with regards to how people pay. So, um because our property
values are always going to be above and beyond. So, um but we're we're working towards that. Um and then uh we did have an addition of the Maple Township. They've now come back into the fold. So, they've contracted out out for us. We had lost that township, I believe, two, three years ago, and they're back in the
fold. There's talk of another township. I think it was I'm going to get the township name wrong, but it's over closer to Mley and Leader. Uh they had left and gone to Mley, but it sounds like they potentially could be coming back to us as well. So, that's all good news. Um
let's see if there's anything else. Oh, and then the one last thing I want to point out, they had their pancake breakfast at the Legion and they served 1,600 and all the food was donated for that. So, all the funds and come in and help out the relief association. So, that was
a very good turnout and they did a great job there. And I would assume tomorrow night they'll probably have the ladder truck here. My guess is for the unite to unite, you know, I'm not sure which. Oh, they'll have something here. So, my my guess is that'll be the new one. They've been rolling that out pretty regularly at any of the events. So, um,
so I just wanted to give a brief update to the council on what's going on with that. Were there any other updates from council or anything? One question. What is Peekquat Lakes's contribution? I can tell you that. It's right here. Got to get back to it.
Hang on. Sorry. Dang it. I should have left it on that sheet. My bad. I think it's a little below ours. I'm not sure how much it is. It's like right around 300. I think uh let's see. Hang on. Here it is. Peekquat Lakes.
Peekquat Lakes for 2026 will be 169,85273. Theirs actually went down 175,75176. last year. Their operating is 64,79117 and capital is 93,
uh 888936. The one other thing I didn't mention in ours either is the relief. Now, we pay a percentage into the firefighters relief fund for the district and so our relief portion was 20,65480 and Breezy Point or Peekquat Lakes is
11,17220. So, their total is 16985273. Ours is 3141 1825. So it's again that's again it'll gen we we will be looking at that in the future. So but I just wanted to make the council aware of where it's
at and what we're doing there. So and everything is on track with the capital outlay improvement plan. It's being funded. We're moving forward. Um and so it's it's good. It's good. So um are there any other questions? Okay. Are there any other reports from the council
they'd like to bring forward? All right. Well, hearing none. With that, do I have a motion to adjurnn this meeting? So, move. I have a motion from Council Member Scott. Do I have a second? Second. Second from Council Member Jensen. All those in favor signify by saying I. I.
I. Opposed. Abstensions. Motion carried. This meeting is now adjourned at 7:08