call the uh February 24 2025 meeting in order please stand for the i al to the FL of the United States of America and to the Republic for stand
Nation God indivisible withy andice for all make a motion to to adopt tonight's agenda with one addition uh addition to the consent agenda item
60f uh Planning Commission res resignation second I have a motion and a second any discussion on okay motion passes we have we have to vote oh excuse
me I'll favor I I oppose no one NOA County Sheriff good evening mayor and Council January had a total of 368 calls for service uh that replicates basically the trend that we've been seeing throughout
the county at this time of year with the colder weather uh we had four thefts three assaults and we responded to 23 different traffic crashes of varying severity made a total of 43 arrests for miscellaneous offenses we completed 177
traffic stops which resulted in 26 separate traffic citations uh overall our dispatch calls were slightly lower than what we've seen in the past however our self-initiated field activity um was up last month a couple of our notable calls um occurred
on on New Year's Day uh one being at 1:12 a.m. Deputy Johnson attempted to stop a white passenger car at Highway 65 in 22 1st Avenue Northeast after observing multiple Lane violations he activated his overhead emergency lights in siren and the
vehicle sped up and continued Northbound on 65 uh it ended up proceeding into isan County the pursuit uh continued Northbound with the vehicle reaching speeds of 85 miles per hour uh it eventually turned West into a neighborhood within the city limits of
isan and was blocked by our squads after pulling into a CU Tock Deputy Johnson ordered the driver out and arrested him with the assistance of our partners to the north the mail driver had a confirmed warrant for a weapons violation out of henan County and was later transported to our jail and booked on the warrant and fleeing
police in a motor vehicle uh a few minutes later uh almost simultaneously on New Year's Day in the early morning hours uh Deputy litzner located a vehicle traveling north in the area of 181st Avenue in Sand Hill Parkway Northeast the registered owner
uh was shown to have a confirmed warrant out of Sherburn County Deputy litzner stopped the vehicle and confirmed that the driver had an act of warrant for his arrest while taking the mail into custody Deputy litzner located a loaded H&K pistol on the mail's person concealed in a jacket pocket the mail's
permit to carry was later found to be expired the mail was transported to jail and booked on the outstanding warrant and Firearms violation on the second of January at 9:15 p.m. deputies were made aware of a male with an active felony level warrant residing in a residence in the 4 300
block of Highway 65 Northeast the deputies drove to the address knocked on the door and spoke with a female who was asked if the male with the warrant was home the female said that he was uh and offered to get this person for the deputies the female closed the door and
refused to come back outside several minutes later the male appeared out of a window and said he had taken care of his warrant the deputies explained that he had not and that he would need to step outside the male eventually did step outside but said he wanted to go back inside and get a jacket in doing so the
male turned and attempted to flee back into the home um we were able to secure this mail in handcuffs and transport him to jail where he was booked on the warrant and for obstructing the legal process and then finally on the 6th of January at 1:30 in the morning Deputy
Johnson was patrolling near Quick Trip in East belth and stopped a vehicle for a traffic violation when it entered onto Highway 65 while speaking with the driver Deputy Johnson learned that the driver didn't have proof Insurance on his vehicle as he continued speaking with the driver Deputy Johnson noted
several inconsistencies in his story and he was able to obtain the legal justification needed for a canine sniff on the external portions of the car Deputy Johnson requested assistance from a can9 unit in the county which responded to the scene and a Sniff was later conducted on the exterior of the
vehicle at the conclusion of the sniff Deputy Johnson learned that the dog had alerted to the presence of Narcotics presence of Narcotics inside of the vehicle excuse me that Johnson later searched the car and located Oxycodone pills in a white powdery substance that tested positive for the presence of
methamphetamine driver was placed under arrest and transported to jail and booked on fifth degree possession of a controlled substance so a little bit slower for calls um busier month though as you can see with some of our self-initiated activity um and as of
late last week we are working our marine unit is working with the East bethl fire department to uh solidify a date in early March to conduct some ice res training out on Lake um this training we usually do on a yearly basis it's designed to bolster
inter agency cooperation between both our agencies in case we have to make a a rescue on one of our bodies of water so looking forward to that um if you live in the area Please be aware if you see a large presence out there that's probably us it's going to be later in March here
so thank you any questions for the deputy no but I I will make a comment I'm glad to know that because on the social media sites people are always asking where what are the police doing here what are they doing there so at
least we'll be able to have an answer with the 23 traffic collisions was that uh because of the weather mostly or yeah and I think sometimes time of day I think we've had some pretty good weather days but we've
also had some really bad ones too and we always see that uptick you know when it gets a little bit busier out but um we usually see our accidents in the early morning hours and later in the evening when the light conditions are not what we're used to but now that it's getting lighter out earlier um I think we'll see a decrease in that hopefully if our
weather stays consistent good thank you thank you fire report good afternoon or evening mayor council members I have our January fire report for the month of January the fire
department responded to 85 calls for service responded to 64 Medicals three accidents five alarms Three Fires and those Three Fires one was a chicken coup fire one was two were grass fires um and then three Mutual a
calls we have responded to a total of 150 calls so far for this year uh compared to 138 for last year um just a reminder with the melting snow pack you're going to need to get a burning from it again and that'll be
from the burning hours I do believe are 5 to 8 5:00 p.m. to 8: in the morning in that um anything that's burning permitt is for anything bigger than a 3X3 by3 fire and that and like I said with the
old grass that's dry in that a fire can start very easily uh the also with the warm warmer temps the uh Lake ice is starting to get or is going to start getting iffy The Landing right now or going on to Kon lake at
the's Landing that access is very iffy right now and that so be careful when you go out on the ice um make sure you know check the ice as you go on March 9th daylight savings time will start it's a good time to check
your CO detectors and your smoke detectors for Batteries change your batteries in that um all most of your smoke detectors will be hardwired but they still have a battery backup and you need to at least change the batteries once in a while or once a
year uh you can have some smoke detectors that have a 10-year seal battery but it's still a good time to test to make sure they are working it's also a good time to put your h fire exit plan in place uh and make a safe meeting
place for your family that uh as a fire department we recommend a tree away from the house or a mailbox and then with Springtime um coming to um people and the price eggs people are starting to get chickens um
as I had mentioned earlier we did have a chicken coop fire um they're using heat lamps to keep the chicks warm and as the chicks all huddle around that heat lamp in that they tend to knock it over once in a while and that can cause the bedding to start on fire which then will
spread to the chicken coup and or if you have them in the house it will spread to your house so make sure that heat lamp is uh secured in that so it doesn't tip over easily in that and the go off U Deputy Peter's
uh thing we do plan on ice rescue thing and I do believe it'll be March 24th it'll be days and nights so we'll have have some people out there at 9:00 in the morning and we'll have some people out at uh 7 p.m. on March I do believe
it's March 24th and we'll put it on our social media site just uh on the East bethl page just to let people know that hey this is what's going on there can you also send staff and councel an email as a reminder yep we will send you guys
a reminder of it um and that so but yeah so like I said we'll keep it well for because when we are out there and there's a high press presidence of us that's when people get really curious so with that I can take answer any questions you guys have seeing none thank you okay I'm
going to get back to training great thanks Chief public forum who's on the list there he Mr Softly miss gimple good evening mayor council I um I had sent an email to City administrator
about a month ago on it was a complaint you know everything's complaint based is what what you guys have been saying so it was a complaint and I got an email back that I did forward to every one of you and got nothing in return so I'm
wondering why how I guess how we how do we work with with that if it's a complaint and it's a legitimate complaint what do we do after that besides coming to you if if going to city administrator or city staff isn't
doesn't work what's next besides coming to you do you want me to respond uh Miss GLE this is regarding the sign issue that you had complain about okay um I don't have the response
in front of me here however the response essentially as you'll recall because I copied the Council on it as well was that um uh these people have a right have a freedom of speech it's in their yard it's not in the right way um our
ordinance does not cover signs that are not in the right way and um and my suggestion to you at that point was to follow up with an attorney uh to see if you had any sort of basis uh for for what they wrote on the sign I understand
the signs are not complimentary to you um and um and trust me after 18 years in politics a lot of lot of things aren't complimentary um but uh I would assume that based on the fact that you filed for office that that kind of generated
those signs so there's really no recourse a city can do um uh we certainly can't be weaponized against people that you don't agree with um and if there is a uh civil issue with this if there's damages that you can prove
that's a civil issue in court that you would need to bring to AA County Court to get settled okay there they are in the right away for one they are actually in the right away and there is the signed ordinance itself says like rural residential
commercial it goes through a whole list of what you can and can't have um the fact that they're in the right away is a violation all in itself um and they are in the right way and I I mean I can keep going with the rest of it but that's do you know
how farther RightWay is off the center of the street do I know the number the distance yes 20 I think it's like 22 feet 33 Okay 33 and and did you measure that they're in the right away I know my fence line is 33t off of the center line
of the road and they are within that 33t Mr Mayor if you'd like we can ask them to move the sign back however many feet into their property however we cannot and will not force them to remove those signs okay so just
so we're clear then when there's there's a sign along baton Street just spray painted on a cardboard sign that says look as a clown and it's on a fence you're not going to send letters or anything there's nothing that can be
done there is a freedom of speech guaranteed to them under the US Constitution thank you Dino please state your name and what good evening Dino Peretti 21034 Buchanan Street um uh my question is I am curious
if Council and staff um has with their level of concern if they have a game plan in retaining Carrie Frost as an employee of the city understand she's being interviewed by the city of
Lynwood 14 years experience with the city I think it' be a big lck I'm just curious if there's a plan or discussion about that Mr Mayor if I can all Personnel matters are private um however we are looking at various different uh
wage scales at this point we've met with the Personnel committee and uh we are undertaking th that study as we speak um as you know there's a a Workforce issue everywhere I'm sure in your business you're probably experiencing that as
well uh and so um unfortunately there's what I refer to as a race to the top where one City offers this the next City offers more and on they go on up and I think uh and I think that's kind of where we're at right now so um it
becomes a a difficult situation and that um obviously people need to do what's best for them and uh and we are I've had many conversations with her already and we're working through that detail so okay just want to make sure it was
known thank you thank you thank you d consent agenda make a motion to approve the consent agenda as a presented with the addition of item 6f uh you think need to be
pulled second and I'd like to pull item a I want to pull item e just those two okay have motion second uh All In Motion of uh the
consent agenda as amended say I I I hi opposed none being heard motion passes item a that's the bills list and I just have a couple of questions um on one of the pages there's
something called a refund of closing overpay for the water utilities can you explain what that means refund of closing overpay there's for two different
um organizations or people but it's not the money that I just don't don't know what it means for water utilities refund of closing overpay I don't know when they close on the water utilities I
guess Mr Mayor and Council this would be a good question for Nate but I'm assuming that um that it has to do with uh when you're setting up a you know a residential area or commercial area you pay a certain amount of escrow down for hooking up your water and if you paid
more than than is required we refund that okay um the other one an other question is um for conference meetings there's the same name three times and I was just wondering if that was a mistake or if
this person attended three different classes or if that person's name is the name of a class that three other people went to P this is for Jeremy holler yeah yes uh these would be three separate classes
and conferences that they attended that one person attended one person attended yeah and it's for water utilities or is that what it was for I'm sorry let me take that back this is for uh satosi
here your I'm not sure how you pronounce his last name in holler so it's three different people my apologies but it went on Jeremy's credit card so we're reimbursing him oh okay that makes perfect sense and my last question is
for vehicle services I was under the understanding that we have an employee that does the maintenance on all of our vehicles but yet we're paying Ford and PTL for vehicle services so so can you
kind of go into a little more detail on that so Mr Mayor and Council we have an expense on here for $3,825 for a front-end differential repair on a Ford vehicle um this kind of exceeds what our
mechanics are able to do in terms of size and scope and and if it's under warranty or anything like that we send it in and we cover the difference so well if for the little things that they're able to do we certainly do everything we can in house for the larger things that that need
a more qualified mechanic maybe okay all right with that I'll make a motion to approve item a on the consent agenda second got a motion second all in favor I opposed none heard motion passes item
E I just want to express my thanks to these uh gambling organizations that have uh contributed 10% of their earnings to the city Ham Lake Lions karap youth hockey and over Huskies
Lake Community Center and chops I mean I know what they go through a lot when I was on belal fire department I was the relief Association president with gambling and there's a lot involved to do this so I do appreciate what they're doing and the
57,200 I'm asking where does that that go Matt uh Mr mayor council that goes directly into our law enforcement uh account for paying the contract okay because my thought is like I'm just thinking all loud here is
like a lot of our residents are probably contributing buying B tabs and doing all this stuff also if there's a way that we could do something for the residents for this money for them to benefit as well if that's possible well Mr Mayor and Council this
would offset essentially in the budget What the residents would be paying in taxes for the contract so essentially it offsets the um the contract by the exact amount um so essentially benefits
benefits everybody just not those people directly approving it so I got that yeah all right I'll make a motion to approve item e General have a motion second all in favor I oppos none heard motion
passes um item 8 G uh Mr Mayor and council at the last council meeting we uh work session we talked about uh the East special facility access policy and some of the um questions that you you had on that we
we made some changes to that I've included that in the agenda here this evening and um and it is before you now for approval um one of the questions last time uh was does it single out the
fire department and um in some instances it does and as these policies are somewhat living documents there may be other facilities that we kind of add in there for specific purposes um not picking on the fire department but um but that uh was one area with
specificity that we wanted to identify and there may be others as well as we as we grow larger as a as a city too um but at any rate the um the policy is before you here this evening for discussion and approval of if you so
wish do we have a motion I'll make a motion to approve the what's it called the fire the safety and security policy second I have a motion and a second discussion
I just have a question regarding the um app that people are supposed to not have once they retire or get fired or leave the the are no longer an employee how are we going to make sure
that app is not accessible to them I think there should be some kind of specific in here something that specifies what somebody has to do
because they could make it look like it's gone and it's still in their drive somewhere they could somebody else could send it to them I don't know if there's some way to secure these apps so that they just can't pop back up I don't know I'm not
teching yeah Mr Mayor and and Council um as I understand it the in order to add somebody to the app you have to submit the telephone number and the type of phone they have to the app administrator and uh and my suggestion is that the fire chief would be
responsible for removing people in to you know to uh be in a you know to to work with the new policy essentially and make sure he's following the policy um and then there's also as part of the app you can kind of see who the different
numbers are that are on there um and uh you can track it that way as well uh but yes the the unfortunate reality with active 911 is there is um uh first do which is also another program and then there's uh I keep forgetting the name of
it but it's um it's one that you can track you can download it yourself and you'll get just real limited information on um on the call outs um active 911 gives a little bit more information and sometimes personal information on there and that's why it's um it's a risk to
the city that um if personal information is given out when it shouldn't be then we're liable at that point and so we want to make sure that that's not the case and that's why we want to identify it in a policy have all managers understand that
and um and then uh obviously you know ask the fire chief to to monitor that and make sure that you know the proper people have it I I think it was mentioned up here before that with active 911 uh the chief or anybody else
can go in and remove people off it so that there is control of removing people so any person that's on there has to be approved and then any person that is not allowed to be on there they can remove them and who has access to that
list um the uh the fire chief would have access to that list uh pulse point is the one you can download as an app on your phone and um free app it doesn't give you any of that personal information and um and is a safe app to
use so yeah I've seen screenshots of pulse point on social media on the active 911 or pulse point the pulse Point okay yeah screenshot there was a screenshot of active 911 that was going around that kind of press you know kind of brought
on this uh this concern in this potential risk which is why we wanted to identify it in as item 10 here in the PO policy for the city okay thank you any other
discussion hearing none all those in favor say I I I opposed none heard motion passes staff report Mr Mayor I just have a few uh items to update you on uh good news
elevage has uh been hooked up and tested uh so um they are as of tomorrow fully functioning in terms of the sewer and water uh so that's a that's a good thing it was a heavy undertaking to try and get in there during this time of year and and dewater during this time of year
and hookup and it just fell on the schedule that way and thankfully they have succeeded in doing that um as you'll note here in the uh consent agenda today we approved item F which was um accepting a resignation to the
planning uh commission as of today we have two vacancies uh on the planning and uh and so if you know of interested parties that are out there that would like to serve their community on the on the Planning Commission uh please uh
have them uh apply for that and um and we are one of the reasons why we brought it Forward today as an add-on is because we want to get the names of the candidates before the Planning Commission as soon as possible so they can interview him and bring him to you as Council and you can make that
decision then uh and we can operate with a full planning uh commission um the next planning uh commission will be a very busy one uh KRA has been very uh busy and diligent working and processing through a number of cases I think there'll be four or
five cases coming through at the next Planning Commission of course then that'll come to council after that and um and then also we have a uh new planner starting the first part of this uh March so we're excited to have Grace come on board and uh and start her
trainin process and get her accustomed to how we do business here in uh in the city of East bethl um the security system that you've um approved uh is going to be installed on the 6th of March so that's coming up here quickly
and again just to remind everyone that security system is for every building it's all going to be on the same platform new cameras um new entry everything um so it'll it'll help to standardize how we how we allow access to facilities and make sure that uh that
that's controlled um question on that will it be installed on all buildings on the six or will it start at East bethl and then progress well I'm not because that's a good question I'm not exactly sure how many people they're going to throw at it if um if it'll be quick I
think for some buildings where they don't have to do cutting and the doors uh that'll go quicker uh for others it may take a little longer I think there's there's um locksmiths that have to do the cut ends as well so it's assuming that works with their schedule but my understanding is it starts on the 6th
and it should be should be wrapped up pretty quickly okay if you can get a schedule on that can you let Council know sure thank you yep assignment to that and as there's any questions I'll I'll stand for
those I do have a question Matt I saw I should have brought it up in the bills we had a $4,600 bill for the ice arena I'm curious can we get a breakdown of how that business is actually running now since we've taken it over you know the plus and negatives the column so
forth let me just see if I can pull it up here and answer that question it's laid out a little differently on here uh 4600 you said yeah that was for the Gas Utilities but I was just curious as a whole how that is going business for the
city we can so you're looking at the financials on that correct yeah we can definitely get you the financials on that and and um and see where we're falling in terms of I know they're selling a lot of ice time these days uh and catching up with some of the expenses that we had before that showed
a negative before but you start to make profit now and and offset that so great thank you I can definitely get Council an update on that any more questions for Matt all right uh Council reports
nothing I have two items bring up there was a Highway 65 Coalition meeting uh C of bethl did volunteer and was uh chosen to be the treasurer again
for that organization and uh discussion was had by the various members and in exchange for East bethl be treasure they are going to uh not charge any member fees for what any
member fees for what organization the Highway 65 Coalition okay thanks yep so that's little bit good news little cost savings um and then we had a sunrise river water
shed management organiz ization meeting uh two items with that uh we approved a budget for next year um that will be coming uh before the cities here at uh
at a future time um the new budget total is 50, 643 compared to last year's of 47,1 189 uh uh the second item with the sunrise
River uh I believe in about 2 years we will have to do the 10-year plan it's a required item to do by Bowser and there was discussion of how
to fund that um uh there's two ways that fees are charged to the cities by the organization there's operating cost which is essentially spread even
between the cities 25% and then there's nonoperating costs uh which are it's it goes by percentage by amount of land that's within each City in the Watershed um there's discussion to have
the 10-year plan be uh done under an operating cost based upon the theory that this is a required item in order for the organization to exist
um so that uh will also be coming before the city at a future date so I just wanted to update everyone on what happened and what to look forward to
so there's what's the cost of a 10year plan um estimated estimated we're probably looking at about $50,000 really yep wow yeah so this would just be an update to the existing
plan uh essentially yeah we don't you don't start from scratch on every plan but you have to go through all the steps to essentially create a new plan just like doing a comprehensive plan every 10 years for the city you have to go
through the same steps and to establish that plan okay um okay oh go ahead because I have a lot um I attended the chamber meeting as a representing the city and they just it
was a very small group like three people were there but we were at Nace and they did a tour for us and um they serve thousands and thousands of people every month it was pretty amazing that that small organization could serve so many
people um they have a new punch card um thing where they people so people only come once a month because we they serve people people are coming from
Minneapolis and St Paul and just all over they drive all the way up here to go to Anoka County's na which really surprised me but they are really needing diapers so if people are out there want to drop off diapers to Nace or um you
could drop them off up here in the coat room uh over in the community center over there cuz they are um desperate need of diapers then um and as it was part of the chamber meeting I have a
question does the city pay for the council members to be members of the chamber or are we just automatically members are uh we just get to automatically attend I I had always paid
but I just don't know how that works now because I didn't pay Mr Mar I don't recall seeing it on the budget but we can look and see if that's a part yeah maybe I don't think I've ever paid anything when I've attended them meetings I know but maybe
the city had for all city employees I don't I don't know if how that works I can inform everyone on that yep okay thanks I I think the council has always just been invited not necessarily a member of
right okay um then I attended the airport meeting um that bla an an NOA County Blaine airport and um the city Blain City administrator spoke
and they are demolishing buildings on 105th in Radison or Lexington that area uh they're planning on putting in a huge um Sports
Center and it's going to be uh 5K person attendance uh stadium for baseball they're going to have their own a brand new League of baseball um less than the Saints but more
than the East bethl Bandits so somewhere in between there and they the SE the name of the team is a big secret for some reason uh but there it's going to be a multi-use they're going to use it for concerts and other things they're
going to have hotels restaurants pickle ball courts mini golf and all kinds of other entertainment trying to diminish traffic problems from what a stadium will cause um the airport is getting a
um new above ground fuel tank hundreds of thousands of dollars oh my computer trying to die on me um let's see what else they do they started
a something that they called a fly neighborly procedure Pilots can opt in to app comply however most of them already do comply there was um I feel like I'm missing something a
representative from holiday tree of hope they spoke they acquired donated toys and gifts for children in the hospital and if anybody would like more more information on that it's holiday tree of hope.org June 28th the Young Eagles are
having a pancake breakfast there in the morning this is an amazing program to introduce young people to Flying careers Pilots donate their time and fuel to take kids up in the air homeschoolers and private and
homeschools have taken advantage of learning about the flying at this airport and uh you can go to um what's the website ea.org I
think and uh the airport is starting to do a 20year comp plan and they're looking for public engagement so if there's people out there who are interested in being part of a airport comp plan you
can let me know and I'll give your name to the right people and for those of you who are curious about I've always seen social media posts about what's why are there so many helicopters here why is that airplane
flying so low you can go to moms.com moms.com and that has all the flight information if you have a complaint or a question there's a form you can fill out and it you'll get an
answer and there's um if you go to ma MSP MAAC that is the whole airport Blain airport and all the airports website and if you have any questions want to read minutes or anything like that that's
there okay that's what I've done now I have some question um when I first started city council I was told there was going to be um an emergency plan and other modifications
made from the fire department and I was wondering if we're going to be seeing that and approving it or if it's just already a policy that's in place uh Mr Mayor and Council the emergency plan is being worked on as we speak the county is needing to finalize theirs first and
then the city finalizes theirs after that um that is a u top priority right now so you will you will see that plan when it's uh when it's finished okay and I did have a land form question
but I think you answered that by saying the planning commission's going to be really busy so another issue some of these um people have called me on so I have to ask these questions too um a lot of residents um claim that
they've been taken to court or have court ordinance violations and the city is going to take them to court and I'm just wondering if there are any current cases and if there are is there not a policy that they're supposed to come to
the through the city council and a work meeting or something that we discuss so do we have any residents that are currently um find or have court cases pending
or some that are going to come before us yeah Mr Mayor and Council the current uh the cases that are currently being worked on right now um are were approved by the prior Council and the new policy going forward is before they are prosecuted the council
has to be made aware of it and vote on that so uh no new cases have come through since this this new council's taken taking the seat so good to know I also attended a always attend the
seniors meeting and um they meet every third Thursday by the way out there and they're always looking for for anyone 55 over to come and get involved in March they have their elections coming up however they did ask me to come back and
ask if they could get a copy of the cleaning contract and they would like to know when the contract renewal date is okay because I forgot to ask you that when I spoke to you and then I have
another thing regarding the issue we had with the missing the key that was missing and they had to send some somebody up to open that door I think we should have a policy in place for if something happens like that where
they're they either are responsible to go back to their house and get it or if we're going to pay city staff to go get it the the organization has to reimburse us something like that because I thought about it after what
you to you described and I'm like that's too much that costs the city too much money for that situation and it's not right it's not right that people had to pay out there had to pay for something somebody else's mistake so Mr Mayor and
Council just just an update on that when this new security system is installed we will be able to from the cell phone give them access instantly oh good so there will not be this need any further um unfortunately
it was the last and most painful uh exercise in doing that so um thankfully the new systems give us that flexibility okay thank you and that's all I have so I'm done what time are the senior
meetings 10:30 third Thursday okay I was uh at the league of Minnesota City's uh newly elected officials conference this past weekend and uh there was a lot of good good information a lot of
guidance uh a lot of people attended it it's very informational and they're uh they got a another one I think it's getting announced Tomorrow there's a webinar coming up on social media issues that I think a lot of us
should look at it's supposed to be a brand new deal they've just put together about social media and it's supposed to be mid-march but I think they're announcing it tomorrow so that's all I
have make motion to adjourn second have a motion a second all in favor I I opposed none heard meeting's adjourned