I have a motion to approve the agenda. >> Second. >> Second by Ashley. All those in favor say I. >> I. >> I. Posted. Motion is carried. Same situation with the minutes from last month.
Any additions or corrections? >> Move to approve. >> Motion by Sebastian. Second. >> A second by Josh to approve the minutes as printed. All those in favor say I. >> I. >> I. >> Opposed. Motion is carried. Thanks
everyone. >> Is there anyone in the audience or online that wishes to speak to something that is not on the agenda? Is there anyone in the audience or online that wishes to speak to something that is not on the agenda?
Is there anyone in the audience or online that wishes to speak to something that is not on the agenda hearing? And seeing none, we will move on to public hearings. Our first hearing for the evening is Roy and Terresa Gilbertson. Request for a conditional
use permit. The applicant is seeking a conditional use permit for an event center at 158th Street South, Glendon, Minnesota. Partial ID is one.00008.0155 and 10.00009.20001
part of the northeast quarter of the northeast section 8 and part of the northwest quarter of northwest quarter section 9. Township 139N range 47W Glendon Township.
Look for a motion to open the public hearing. >> So offered, Mr. Chair. >> Motion by Jenny. >> Second. >> Second by Curt Stubstead. All those in favor say I. >> I. >> Opposed. Motion is carried. Public hearing is open. Take it away, Matt.
>> Thank you, Mr. Chair. This is a conditional use permit request for a retreat/event center. Um, this is uh between Dworth and Glendon on the south side of US Highway 10. Um, it's currently residential and an event center. Um, there was a a conditional
use permit granted in 2010 for a haunted farm and in 2013 there was an interim use permit granted for a home occupation event center. Uh, lots of zoning on this property. Um, egg general shore is the base zoning overlay being shoreland
special protection floodway floodplane fringe and then resource protection wellhead protection. So the request is essentially to convert their home occupation from a convert their home occupation interim use permit to a conditional use permit and they
intend to use the additional acreage just for backup or overflow parking. And so be prior to um they they had acquired this property here to the north and combined it with their property here to the south. So,
prior to um that acquisition, the event center was just on this property. And with that, it essentially allows them to meet our our lot standards for uh event centers um and all the other uh
uh standards as well. So, um instead of just going through, they needed to renew their interim use permit because it was only um for the property to the self and not the additional property anyway. So the thought was just just convert it to a conditional use permit because you
meet all the the standards. Now uh most of the uses and structures would not be permitted in the floodway or the resource protection wellhead protection. The exception to that being parking and so you can see their current parking and then additional parking if if
needed. Just noting the um the Buffalo aquifer is they're kind of right on the edge of that Buffalo aquifer. Um and our wellhead protection kind of runs right down here.
um since they've been in business for 10 plus years, we haven't had any um issues, complaints or anything of that that nature. Um get my yearly call from the fire marshal about about them and no issues seem to be um arising from that
either. So how how this request relates to our comprehensive plan. We have a goal to encourage commercial industrial development that is in harmony with the egg and real character of Klay County and to promote value added eggs commercial industrial development in agricultural service center areas and
along transportation corridors and hubs and this use is located along Highway 10. Um we have a a plan uh objective to avoid or mitigate against commercial and industrial development in and near environmentally sensitive areas. Uh this
is adjacent to the Buffalo aquifer and the Buffalo River. It's not an industrial heavy commercial use. It really relies on the scenic nature of the area as part of their business. So impacts to these resources should be minimal. And then to avoid or mitigate against commercial industrial development that
increases potential for conflicts with residential egg uses. This does not take any egg land out of production and would not interfere with any egg operations. Um the closest residence to this use is about 750 ft from um the property line
and it's across US Highway 10 to the north. Any questions for me at all? Go back to the I always thought they owned it already. So it because it just you know it it
laid there and what and I think this is a good use for that and for you guys because you know it isn't farmable you know there's some ground there. It wouldn't affect any
highway use. I mean, anyone have any questions or comments for Matt? Would the applicant care to speak to your project? And if so, come up to the mic and state your name for the record, please. >> My name is Roy Gilbertson. Well, that's
loud, isn't it? Um, yeah. Basically, we finally after 37 years, this neighbor uh sold us this piece of property we've been trying to get, and we just are adding it into our incorporating it into our project. So,
we're using it basically for overflow parking if we ever need it. Um, we might look at putting in a different uh uh ceremony site down there that's portable. Um, other than that, we have a guy that's coming in and doing horse and
buggy rides around for if the wedding wants to hire him. But other than that, that's just the use we're using it for. So, >> anyone have any questions or comments for Mr. Gersonson? >> Thank you. >> All right.
Is there anyone in the audience or online that wishes to speak for or against this ask? Is there anyone in the audience or online that wishes to speak for or against this permit?
Is there anyone in the audience or online that wishes to speak for or against this permit? Hearing none, look for a motion to close the public hearing. >> So moved. >> Second. Motion by Ashley, seconded by Brad. All those in favor say I.
>> I. >> I. >> Opposed. Motion is carried. Public hearing is closed. Findings of fact. The conditional use will not be injurous to the health, safety, morals, and
general welfare of the residents of Klay County. The conditional use will not be injurous to the use and enjoyment of other property in the immediate vicinity for the purpose already permitted. The establishment of the conditional use
will not impede the normal and orderly development and improvement of surrounding property for uses predominant in the area. Adequate measures have been or will be taken to provide utilities access road
drainage and off- streetet parking and loading spaces as required by the ordinance. Adequate measures have been or will be taken to prevent or control offensive odor, fumes, dust, noise, vibration, water pollution, and soil erosion so
that none of these will constitute a nuisance and to control lighted signs or other lights in such a manner that no disturbance to neighboring properties will result. The conditional use will not create an excessive burden on current or
anticipated public infrastructure or services that serve or are proposed to serve the area, including to but not limited to parks, schools, public safety services, roads, water supply, sanitary
sewers, storm sewers. Unless the county and the applicant establish a development agreement that in that determines how such impacts will be resolved. The conditional use is allowed by this ordinance and conforms with any specific
use standards in chapter 8 as may be applicable. The conditional use is consistent with the goals and objective of the Klay County comprehensive and transportation plan and any comprehensive plan of a
township or city as may be applicable. Matt and staff have several conditions >> and propose. Mr. Chair, these conditions are essentially taken from their interim use permit application with just some
modifications. Um the condition three um ours dates of operation um essentially mirror the request what they're requesting in their their new request. Um before I think it was more
limited to the beginning of February everything uh anybody have any comments or questions? I guess I'd like to say that I appreciate coming prior to than after. Anybody have any questions or adjustments they
feel should be made or added to the six conditions that staff has? Has the applicant had a chance to review and if approved you are able and understand to be able
to abide by these six conditions? Applicant has indicated yes. Hearing no discussion, look for a motion to approve or disapprove. >> I'll make the motion to approve with the
six conditions listed. >> Hey, Kurt has made a motion to approve. >> Second. >> Brad has seconded with the existing six conditions. Any discussion? All those in favor say I. I
>> opposed. Motion is carried. Cup is approved. >> Thank you. On to our next hearing. It is Westland Materials LLC request for
an IUP mining permit amendment. The applicant is seeking an interimm use mining permit amendment to change a condition on parcel ID 17.012.4000 in the southeast quarter of the
southeast quarter of section 12 township 141N range 45W Keen Township. Look for a motion to approve the public hearing. >> So moved. >> Second.
>> Motion by Sebastian, seconded by Brad. All those in favor say I. >> I. >> Opposed. Motion is carried. Public hearing is open. >> Here you go, Matt. >> Thank you, Mr. Chair. Um, yep. This is an interimuse uh gravel mining amendment
request. um heard a amendment request last month uh for the same pit changing the hours of operation. Uh this is uh north on um CASA 33 on the on the west side in Keen Township. They originally
received an interim use permit uh for 38 acre gravel mine in 2021. Uh that was amended last month and then variances to setbacks approved in 2022. Another complicated a parcel with complicated zoning. So egg general is the base zoning. Then there's resource
protection aggregate, resource protection, biological, shoreland, special protection, and general flood plane. Um the mining is really only anticipated to occur in the resource protection aggregate and egg general
zoning districts. So really two amendments here. looking for an amendment to um allow for mining into the into the water table and then uh a slight expansion of the maximum acreage from 38 acres to 39 12 acres. So
what that request looks like is removing condition 11. All mining activities must occur at minimum 10 ft above the groundwater table to allow for mining to occur below the groundwater table and then um changing that 38 acres for mining operations to 39 uh.5
Just some uh little history here. The intent of that 10-ft vertical buffer was between the mine floor and the groundwater table. It's essentially based on DNR guidance and research. Um for some of these larger openwater
um mining operations, typically the large ones where you have a dredge involved um the actual evapor evapot transanspiration rate um or evaporation rate is higher that has been observed
higher than actual lake or um pond. Um and there's they've noticed downstream effects on water resources, wetlands. Um basically it's an almost like a
naturally dewatering um those water resources downstream. Most of that though research is based on like large large um I think of like Pit 21 or um some of the pits up by Felton
Prairie. um and not necessarily these smaller pits. Um so really what they're looking at at opening is about an 8 acre area um to a depth of about 10 to 20 ft.
Uh and then that 1 and a half acre expansion is pretty negligible on. So this is essentially where that open water area would be. So it would be on the south side. um of the property. They're looking at putting it right in
right in here. Any questions for me at all? There's a neighbor right there. Any comments from the neighbor? Right. >> Yeah, this is an older Those homes have been removed actually. So, yep. >> How does going 10 ft deeper affect the
reclamation plan? I think what their reclamation plan would be is just to have that be like a just a natural water feature once it's done. Um they try and fill it in some um and then it would just be used for
livestock for great like a watering hole essentially I think is or just a yeah just an a pond essentially >> is have not heard any comments from the
DNR. Anyone else? If not, would the applicant here to come up and speak to your project? And it was last month name. >> Yeah. Uh Jeff with Wesland Excavating.
Um, we used up a lot of our resources that were above the water and we finding a lot of sand now. So, we'd like to dig down into the water and try and get a little more material out of there with
all the work we've got coming up. And I'm not sure if the material will actually go that far west. That was just a my estimation, I guess. Are you dredging or digging it with an excavator?
>> Digging it with an excavator. >> Have you done water this type of mining prior to this? >> I was actually involved in that pond on the south side on aggregates property back in the day. I guess
>> not with Westland, but I have been around it before. >> I've been that bit. Anyone else have questions for Jeff? Thank you. Is there anyone in the audience or online that wishes to speak
for or against? Is there anyone in the audience or online that wishes to speak for or against? Is there anyone in the audience or online wishes to speak for or against. Hearing none, look for a motion to close
the public hearing. >> So move. >> Motion by Brad. >> Second. >> Second by Josh. All those in favor say I. >> I. >> Opposed. Motion is carried. Public hearing is closed.
The fun part. The interimm use will not be injurous to the health, safety, morals, and general welfare of Klay County. The interimm use will not be injurous to the use and enjoyment of other property in the immediate vicinity for the
purpose already permitted. The establishment of the interimm use will not impede the normal and orderly development and improvement of surrounding property for uses predominant in the area. Adequate measures have been or will be
taken to provide utilities access roads, drainage, off- streetet parking and loading spaces as required by this ordinance. Adequate measures have been or will be taken to prevent or control offensive odor, fumes, dust, noise,
vibration, water pollution, and soil erosion. So that none of these will constitute a nuisance and a control lighted signs or or other lights in such a manner that no disturbance to the neighboring
properties will result. The interimm use will not create an excessive burden on current or anticipated public infrastructure or services that serve or are proposed to serve the area including but not limited to parks, schools, public safety
services, roads, water supplies, sanitary sewers, storm sewers. Unless the county and the applicant establish a development agreement that determines how such impacts will be resolved. The interimm use is allowed by this
ordinance and conforms with any specific use standards established in chapter 8 as may be applicable. The interim use is consistent with the goals and objectives of the Klay County comprehensive and transportation plan
and any comprehensive plan of a township or city as may be applicable. Hey, Matt and staff have got 13 conditions tagged to this permit ask. >> Yeah, Mr. Chair, these are essentially the same as as was heard last month with
just the removal of that condition 11. um which I forgot to number. So it's like there we go 12 >> conditions. Um and then the only other thought would be is if the planning
commission would want to put an acreage limit on that open water area or not. It's really up to you. >> So there won't be any washing. It's just digging digging it out of the >> correct. See a couple of
affirmative shakes. Uh, nobody has any questions or comments or additions to the 12 conditions. Look for a motion to approve or disapprove. Oh, wait a minute. Sorry, Jeff. You okay in dealing with one less thing that you had
to deal with last month? >> Okay, thank you. Um, >> does the uh one and a half acre expansion create any issues with the setbacks? >> Um, Mr. Chair and Mr. Sen, no, it does not just because they have variances um
in hand already for those or approved variances for the setbacks. Okay. Any further questions? Not look for a motion to approve or disapprove the IUP request. >> A motion to approve uh conditions 1
through 12. >> Motion by Brad to approve. >> A second. >> Second by Jenny. Any further discussion? All those in favor say I. I. >> Opposed.
Motion is carried. Permit is granted. Okay, moving on to the next public hearing. We have a Nicholas and Heather Sour request for a conditional use permit. The applicant is seeking a
conditional use to convert an accessory use to a principal use on parcel 13.026303 026303 in part of the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section 26 township
139 range 45W Holly Township. Look for a motion to open the public hearing. >> Motion to open. >> Motion by Laura. >> Second. >> Second by Sebastian. All those in favor
say I. I. Public hearing is open. Thank you, Matt. >> Thank you, Mr. Chair. Um, yep. This is a request to convert an accessory use, in this case, a garage, to a principal use. Um, this would be on the northeast side
of Silver Lake, south of Holly, and east of Casaw 31. Currently, it's farmland. Uh the property zoned egg general uh general flood plane just for a little bit along the shoreline there and shoreland special protection.
So looking to construct a um 120 ft 40x60 garage. Uh intend to be used for personal use and storage have connections to electricity septic well include a bathroom and a fridge. Uh the original application was for a garage uh
that did have a bathroom, bedrooms, and a full kitchen. This would be have been permitted just essentially as a seasonal recreational residence. Um but since then it was um talking with um the
applicant um was is going to be a garage. So the current uh iteration does have just a bathroom and a refrigerator. Um the the catch here being that a garage that could be used as a residence, but then in the future if
they wanted to build an additional residence on the parcel um they would have to subdivide the parcel essentially uh because you cannot have two dwellings um on one parcel and to meet our density requirements and then shoreland
regulations as well. So with that, um, typically a dwelling is something that has a bathroom, bedroom, and kitchen. A garage, it could have two of those three amenities in it. Whether it be a bathroom,
bedroom, or a kitchen. Currently, it's just a bathroom and a fridge is the plan. From our comprehensive plan, we have um a goal to support the long-term protection of the countyy's strong diverse egg economy, ensuring all new development is compatible with the
character and quality of the county's egg areas. Um it would take a limited amount of prime farmland if drained out of production. Um we do have a goal also to protect enhance the health and vitality of Klay County surface waters including rakes lakes, rivers and
streams for the benefit enjoyment of Klay County residents and visitors and to reduce development pressure on natural environment lakes in Klay County. Uh the development as proposed would meet all applicable shoreland regulations. Any questions for me at all?
So, they're they already have an existing septic or they're going to put an existing >> They're going to put an put one in, but I'll let the applicant speak to that when it's his >> I should note too if they ever do decide to construct a residence that there would
be in this and convert this one into a dwelling or a seasonal recreational residence. There is ample room to subdivide on this property. >> Thank you. Would the applicant care to come up and
speak? Introduce yourself and >> Yeah. My name is Nick Sour. Um and that's the garage we want to build. So, what you're looking at there is a future plan. Um, our goal is to build a
residence out there. And that, um, what you see there is just kind of a future plan in case we don't have enough money to actually build a whole house. And we wanted to make we drew that up so we um could fit bedrooms and kitchen and stuff like that in there. Um, so we chose that
square footage and tried to put the pieces together to make sure that it would fit. Um that's not the original plan. The goal, the dream is to go out there and make it a permanent residence that being a garage um attach a house to that or um unattached house to that. So
plan is to take that garage, have enough setback um further than necessary so we can add a house in front of it so it' be closer to the lake. So, how big of a are you anticipating building your septic for the future or
just for immediate use? >> Smaller? >> No, it' be for the future. And it' be a uh like a plastic um septic in case we had want to move the house somewhere else like in case it's unattached to this, we would just, you
know, um cap the sewer, move the septic over. setbacks all work with the county Matt with the potential setbacks with putting a house. >> Yeah, Mr. Chair, based on the um site
plan provided. Yes. >> Thank you. Anybody have any questions for Mr. Ser? >> Thank you. Anybody in the audience or online that wishes to speak for or against?
Is there anyone in the audience or online that wishes to speak for or against? Is there anyone in the audience or online that wishes to speak for or against? Hearing none, look for a motion to close the public hearing.
>> So move second. >> Motion by Brad, seconded by Sebastian. All those in favor say I. I >> opposed. Motion is carried. Public hearing is closed. >> And Mr. Chair, I did just get confirmation from our environmental
health director that the plastic septic tank would be fine. >> Okay. >> Thank you. I should have thought about that. The conditional use will not be injurous to the health, safety, morals, and general welfare of the residents of Klay
County. The conditional use will not be injurous to the use and enjoyment of other property in the immediate vicinity for the purpose already permitted. The establishment of the continual
Conditional use will not impede the normal and orderly development and improvement of surrounding property for uses predominant in the area. Adequate measures have been or will be taken to provide utilities, access roads, drainage, off- streetet parking
and loading spaces as required by this ordinance. Adequate measures have been or will be taken to prevent or control offensive odor, fumes, dust, noise, vibrations, water pollution, and soil erosion so that none of these will constitute a
nuisance and to control lighted signs or other lights in such a manner that no disturbance to neighboring properties will result. The conditional use will not create an excessive burden on current or anticipated public infrastructure or
services that serve or are proposed to serve the area including but not limited to parks, schools, public safety services, roads, water supply, sanitary sewers, storm shores. Unless the county and the applicant establish a development agreement that determines
how such impacts will be resolved. The conditional use is allowed by this ordinance and conforms with any specific use standards established in chapter 8 as may be applicable. The conditional use is consistent with
the goals and objectives of the Klay County comprehensive and transportation plan and any comprehensive plan of a township or city as may be applicable. Okay, Matt and staff have three conditions up there.
And the applicant is aware that analog meatloaf two out of three ain't bad. No commercial property or commercial activity. Anyone have any thing they think should be added or
removed the conditions? Pretty straightforward. applicant understands what he's asking and what we're looking for. >> Mr. Mr. share just based off of um the applicant's comments for condition
three. Um you know, he said the dream is to construct a residence that might be either attached or unattached to this, but the backup plan is if they don't do the residence that this would kind of be converted into a residence. So, I'm
wondering just so the applicant doesn't have to come back and amend this conditional use permit if we add the clause unless um the structure is established as the principal resident or principal dwelling on the property.
>> So, like turning it into a shelf or something. >> Yes, if that would be appropriate. >> See a couple of nods. Anyone care to articulate that? >> So he wouldn't have to come back if he turned it into a shouse, but he would if
he built a new home. >> Are we trying to cover both bases here? >> Essentially, he wouldn't if it was converted into a shouse, he would not have to come back if we added this clause in there. Um, if he builds a new home, um, then it would be the two of
the three still. >> Yeah. and you'd have to subdivide. So, >> or you wouldn't have to necessarily subdivide because right now the plan is just the bathroom and the refrigerator. >> Um, yep. >> So, then it'd be Yep. >> Mr. Chair and Matt, if he ended up using
this as a residence, would the construction be required to be anything different than what he's planning on now to comply with everything for a house? Uh, Mr. Chair and Mr. Second, I don't think at this time because he's planning
on having all the utilities come into the structure, the sewer, water, electrical. >> Do you want them to? >> Yeah. So, that was one thing that we took in consideration. Um, if we're going to have a garage or um if it's
going to be attached or not attached. Um just because of the the frost depth, we want to have a footing on the garage so it doesn't move, especially if we attach it to a house. So um if it's a garage for the rest of it life or it goes into
converted into a level space, um we'll we're going to have a at least a footing that goes down below the frost line so it doesn't heave. Thank you. Would anyone like to add a condition five or
>> Yeah, I just added the clause unless the structure is converted into the principal dwelling. >> It looks Lots of nods. >> I'll make a motion to approve with the the conditional use permit with one through three. >> A motion by Kurt Stubstead.
>> Second. >> Second by Brad. Any further discussion? Hearing none. All those in favor say I. >> I. >> Opposed. Motion is carried. Permit is granted.
Anything unfinished, Mr. Matt? >> No unfinished business at this time. >> But we do have something under new business. >> We do. It's very exciting, isn't it? Let me >> get down here.
So, um, Morehead Public Service, um, is in beginning the process to amend the Morhead wellhead protection plan, um, for the wells that are located in Morehead and the Buffalo aquifers. um they are looking at um
I guess they're looking to form a team or a committee um of different uh LGUs or entities that um directly overly or surround the aquafer areas and what
they've requested from um us is that we would appoint a representative to serve on that team. uh the team meetings would probably begin in November and they'd last once a month for six months. And so what um I'm requesting is if we
want to uh recommend appointment of one of the planning commissioners to this wellhead protection uh plan update team. Uh and I'd bring that to the county board. Um, and so
I guess first of all, is there anyone who would be interested in serving on that? I don't know if um, Morehead, if you have, you likely have someone from >> You probably have someone on NPS commission already, so I don't know if
it would be appropriate or proper for me. If no one cares, I could, but I don't know if it'd be a conflict of interest. I would be willing to give it a world that's trying to remember how we've done this
in the past because I know all several of the commissioners have the wellhead protection comp committee within portfolios and so is this is this a separate planning commission specific portfolio and then >> I commission involvement comes later
>> I think so there specific asked was someone from the planning commission >> well I'm not seeing a ton of extra hands and so I you know I really appreciate the chair's willingness to serve in this capacity I know in the past we've had SWCD members be part of that discussion
as well and because of uh Joel's involvement with that. I think that certainly is a really good fit. Uh so um you know I I don't know if I can make a recommendation or a motion. Sure. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Then I'll make a motion to
um the county or a recommendation to the county board to appoint Joel. >> I'll second that. >> We have a motion by Jenny and a second by Kurt. Any discussion?
Hearing none. Um all those in favor of any motion say I >> post. Motion is carried. >> Thank you. And that is well what you had for new business in
>> I have one more. >> Okay. You mean the same one that I have? >> Yeah. Go for it. Um, so apparently tonight is the end of the road. >> I'm time for a new path. Uh, um,
>> Kurt, uh, I really appreciate working with you the I think I've been on here four years now. And you >> you are an active farmer. You you give a
and and and you you farm in you you've been a great part of many conversations because you you farm in that area or you may farm that land where something is happening and you offer a different point of view
than a lot of us have and for one really appreciated working with you over the last four and like you to come up and
staff has prepared a big plaque for you. Thank you. >> Come on. >> Believe me, you do not want Jenny to make cupcakes. I can cook, but I cannot bake. I appreciate it very much. It's been a
interesting n years and I because I was here when other people sat in your chair to say before that it's a lot different. It's a lot better. >> Well, thank you. I appreciate it. And I
just want to also say that Kurt's always the the planning commissioner who who gets out and about and here I know you're always um driving and visiting all all the um sites that will be the subject of a public hearing on our
agenda and providing feedback and and even meeting with me out um on on some properties as well. Um just to kind of get some eyes and ears on the ground and and you're still in the waterhed.
>> Yeah. >> Yeah. So, um just really appreciate your involvement um going to trainings um just trying to get a better understanding of of land use and zoning and really um taking that to heart. So,
really appreciate it and um if you found your replacement that would be fantastic. There you go. >> You have another job now. >> So, thank you for that.
>> Can I >> uh Well, I'm fairly certain that I might have conned Kurt into applying for this and so I think we had a conversation and I just said it's either the watershed or the planning and guess what? Now you've been on both. both. >> I think I
that too, but I I also want to comment, you know, having served with you all of those years. Uh there's not any other faces around this table that have we've done that together. So, I just uh really want to appreciate you and your work.
You're always so responsive to resident concerns and you provide a neutral listening uh space for people when they bring concerns forward. and that's why you've just been such an effective leader in this capacity and also at the watershed. So, I have known you for a
long time and I know this isn't the end of the road for you, but I really appreciate serving in this capacity with you. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> I have one more item of new business. Um just want to announce you might notice that there's an absence tonight that
Erica is not here and so um she did have her baby um on September 6th so 10 days ago um Everett Orion Frank a boy and everyone is doing
fantastic. So, she'll be gone till December 3rd and we'll miss her dearly and hopefully she brings the baby in at some point. But >> me, too. So, if you want pictures, we got pictures.
So, congrats to to Erica and her family. >> I still remember Jenny with her >> little girl. She was >> five days old when she brought her to the first soil and water meeting. seven. >> Yeah. I can't believe I've been up.
Yeah. Okay. Um, lots of good news and thank you everyone. If nobody has anything else, our next meeting will be I didn't look at my calendar. >> Yeah. October 21st.
>> Okay. Yes, that is something we do need. Um, we have two openings. I'm going to be sending out a just a letter to all the townships to see if we can solicit some um
potential interest. And then Kurt, I'll be expecting twice monthly reports on Yeah. Okay. Hearing no further business or discussion, look for a motion to adjurnn.
>> Stubs said, >> I'll make that motion. >> Motion by Kurt. >> Second. >> Second by Sebastian and Laura. Um, all those in favor say I. Opposed. Motion is carried. Meeting is adjourned. Thank you, Kurt.