I aliance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stand indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Thanks everybody. All right,
we have a consent agenda. We're same routine business every month. Any questions on any of that? If not, somebody make a motion to approve them. >> Before we approve it, do we want to talk about storage containers? Because >> that's up to council. We can remove that
one building permit um and put it down on the agenda and then just do a consent agenda for the rest of it. >> Yeah, let's do that. >> You want to remove that one? So that's 2604. We're going to remove it. >> I'll make a motion.
>> Someone second. >> All in favor? >> I motion carried. All righty. Community comment. We can take some community comment. Please state your names
and uh anybody. >> Think everybody here is on the agenda. >> All right. Um next one is uh Paul Barard, Milky Street and Hiller Drive. >> Yes. I would like to help the council.
Uh after the city put the dust control down and it became an issue again like last year, I requested the MSDS sheet for the materials that were used
because uh the sticking of the material and the rock. I would like the council to take a look at these pictures. Pass them down, please. This is on an automobile.
Last year, it cost myself $660 for complete brake job on a front end, a pickup, and the high performance guys over here did the work. Also cost my daughter-in-law $800.
Same scenario. do to the material and getting in sticking in the underc carriage, getting in the brakes, the calipers, the pads, takes the rotors out. Uh this year we happened to do the same
thing again. That's why I requested this MSPS and I was really disappointed to see the amount of fatty acid that was used in this material.
So my point is is this application cannot be um the county is doing a dual application of calcium chloride.
We did everyone in the township that requested it. We went out put down class five in front of the residents before the calcium chlor chloride was applied and I've driven by every location
and there is not an issue with even with all the rain the calcium chloride is working which surprised me because the amount of rain we've had well the amount of rain we've had this material is not breaking Now, >> who puts on your the calcium chloride
for the >> Blue County? >> Okay, we've tried that over the years. It was so watered down within the last three weeks. >> This calcium chloride after doing some research is 100% calcium chloride. >> Yeah.
>> The cost is $175 for 100 ft in length, 20 ft wide. new application. Now, I would recommend what we did in the township was putting down class five prior to the application
of calcium chloride. And the reason we did that because once you put that down, you can't grade the road in that distance. That's why we took it upon ourselves to put down the class 5 right before they apply the calcium chlor
>> on gravel. Okay. Class 5 is gravel. >> I think we already rocked that whole street, didn't we? Was class five pillar drive. >> They got uh four or five loads hauled last year and then we filled potholes. >> Didn't we do some this year though? >> We didn't do any.
>> No rod. >> No, we just filled potholes this year and graded. >> But I mean it has enough class 5 on it. If we just killed some chloride, it probably would have packed in. >> Yeah. Well, >> now you would have need you would have needed class five from Holiday South
Hall going west where you put down if you were to put down class. If you would if you would use calcium fluoride, you would have had to put down 300 classified. You haven't found out that that's kind
of hard on the road bed calcium chloride because we used to do that years ago and it made the in spring it made the roads really soft >> mushy. >> Yep. >> Have not found that out. >> Yeah, that's kind of why we went away from that. I think was it the ballpark
hill or one of them got really mushy or maybe it was the end of uh North Street there right before the the stop sign. I believe there was some areas there that got very m very mushy and we haven't had that. Of course, it's been a lot drier than it was years ago,
too. >> Well, I would rather I would rather see if it gets mushy rock put down than drive on what we're driving on right now. >> Do they give us a a print out or whatever of what that is? What we do?
>> You've got a copy of that? >> Yeah. The SDS? Yes. >> I wonder what would happen if you just took straight lime right now and spread on top of it. >> Be worth a try. >> Yeah. I mean, when we did it in town last year, Eli started putting the
recycling on it and that's how we got some like almost hard surfaced roads and it turned out very well. >> But once again, we're doing it right before a car show when people come in with their collector cars. They're nice cars and I don't know if these guys have
any input, but I can't imagine the folks were too impressed. Had plenty of comments on it. >> Oh, last year it was two days before. Yeah, >> they pitted the whole bottom of my husband's Firebird. Had to have it redone. >> That Firebird the wheels stick out past.
>> Yeah. >> You think you could uh call them guys Eli and see if they could just spread straight lime on it? Yeah, I >> I think that would probably absorb up. Put a good, you know, put a half inch coating of lime on it. See if that would etch in there and bind it together.
>> I took class five out of my own pile at home and I dumped it on the road about a mile pile of rock because I couldn't I couldn't tolerate it anymore. >> Did it pack in? >> Yes. >> Yeah. calcium chloride and whatever we put on
our two cho choices for >> no dust control. >> The worst of it is with the red rock it won't ever break down. So, I guess we should try to spread see if we can get some lime heavy coat of lime put over
it. Eli, I mean, >> but you want like lime chips? >> No, just straight like ball field lime. Wouldn't you want it? Got a class five. Can they spread class 5 through their spreader, you think? Or not? >> Probably not. >> That's what I was thinking.
>> We could trickle class five through our sander. >> Yeah, that's what I was wondering. Would that work? I think that would be better than lime. >> Yeah. I mean, we got a lot of voids there where the red rock is, so the lime would get in there maybe and bind it together. But maybe Eli could try it
tomorrow. >> Yeah. >> And uh see what happens. >> It It just doesn't seem to be breaking down. You >> amount of rain we've had, I'm like, my goodness, this stuff's got to give up pretty soon. >> Yeah. >> And I I haven't been around when that
stuff was previously like when the first shot went on. Hasn't it kind of been a mess every time for a while or what's been the I guess I don't know what's been the most successful with >> Well, last year when you start spreading the recycle on it, that was the best
effect we ever had. >> Sure. >> Yeah. Know, because they put them chips on there that one time, that ain't a much different red rock. >> Yeah. >> You know, so, you know, we can see if we can get some class five spread on there and see if it'll etch in. Let's try not
to do this next year. >> Yeah, we're going to have to have a different practice. >> Let's just get it too expensive. >> Yeah. >> You had the same problem last year? >> Yeah, that's when we had all these auto Yeah, the repairs. >> Oh, really?
>> Yeah. I pulled the bottom two sheets off my side by side today because I had to change oil. I couldn't hardly lift the one sheet because there was so much P rocket oil on the bottom of it. Yeah. >> Yeah. We know what fatty acid is like,
but uh >> well, if anybody in this room knows fatty acid is huge, you just doesn't break down. >> I mean, 200 degree water and and a fulmer on my pressure washer. >> It was It was an hour just to do the
outside. >> Yeah. >> If it works, probably do it on the north street there, too. >> Yep. I'll do the same on Yeah. >> Yeah. >> All righty. Well, we'll we'll address that issue. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Yep. Sorry about that inconvenience.
All righty. Um, high performance guys are here tonight. >> So, we're coming back for Day of Thunder again, which is August 1st. I came to answer any questions that come up and then give a brief
go. I've been coordinating with Eli on uh where we're going to put street signs throughout town. He has a map of that. We're planning on blocking off the southwest road. Uh it's southwest of the ballpark um and directing traffic in
from the northeast side by the school district. >> The hill on Heather Drive. >> Yeah. Um, the event is from 12:00 to 5:00, although there's going to be cars coming and going probably from 6:00 a.m. to probably 8:00 p.m. Uh, the music will be from 12 to 2. There will be a break,
but there will still be amplified sounds. And then there will be more music from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. where it will end. Uh, there will be no liquor sold on site. Uh, there is no liquor vendors whatsoever. If someone chooses
to bring said, I have no hand in that. If anyone brings what's in their coolers, I'm not checking their coolers, but there will be none sold on site. Um, concessions are being done by the church again. And there's going to be multiple uh
carnival style games for children there as well. Um, there's any questions, I'd be glad to answer them, but it's a very similar program to what we had last year. And somebody will be making hamburgers and church will be >> church will be.
>> Okay, perfect. Um, >> that plan was very successful last year. >> They had a lot of business and it was good for everybody. >> Yeah, >> I will give a farewell warning that it might be twice the size this year. >> Okay, good. >> Just based off of at least one
statistic. We do uh advertising online. Last year we had around 380 people interested in the event at the end. Um, so on August 2nd last year when we did the event, 380 people are interested online. We're up to about 800 right now.
>> Nice. >> Just one thing, as in all parks, we might have to put a sign up there. No glass bottles allowed in any city park. >> That'd be fine. >> Yeah, because we don't want the liability of somebody stepping on broken glass or the mess. Um, so yeah, I don't
know if that's something you want or I mean we can >> it's in our ordinance anyways. Make sure there is a sign posted up there. >> No, do a couple of signs. >> Yeah. And then feel free to if you are walking around. I'm I plan on being there. I was going to tell you I'll come
down and help or be available. um be you have my consent to go up to anybody and bring it to their attention that there is no glass in any city park cuz we can't have that. We
>> That's just opening another can of worms. Somebody step on broken glass and then we're >> someone gets mad about a tire. >> Yeah. Oh yeah. Tires or Yeah. >> Um that brings up something there about insurance. Is there any coverage? Does
the city cover it? >> The park has coverage through the city league. >> So, I mean, in reality, they're not renting it. They're just putting on an event. >> Correct. >> So, does the city at this point just it's covered, right? Like Jim just
brought up, somebody breaks a bottle, somebody steps on glass. It's on city property. >> Well, it's kind of the same as like a due diligence. I mean, we, you know, >> it's kind of like any of our parks. >> Maybe you can check with the insurance guys. >> Kind of at our, it's kind of at your own risk. I mean, there is some liability.
We do have some of that, too. But on the same note, that you know, >> again, you >> care. I mean, yeah. >> You hope common sense prevails, but yeah. >> Not a risk day and age. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Because I just pulled up our our thing today. So, yeah. >> You guys going to do like wagon rides or
still again this year? >> Aids. The hay ride. Yeah. >> Yeah. A rides. That's going to be uh from 1 to 2:15 and then there will be a break then 3 to 5:00 p.m. >> Go. >> Question for you guys. Has the city uh
spoke with the county's leazison officer reference to this event going on and what their uh response is going to be to that? >> And weren't even here last year, right? I mean
that we want them to be there for more security. >> They were aware of it. The biggest thing is so aware of it and the fact that there's going to >> I'll email Deputy Hagen. >> Okay. Otherwise I >> aware of it I guess. >> Yeah. I talked to him quite often
so I can bring it up to him too. >> Anything else we need to cover or these guys need to cover to make sure >> or Yeah. Do you have any other needs or questions of us? Or >> how about signage? You have signs. How many do you need? Or >> um me and him were coordinating. I don't
know if you got contact with >> Yeah, I played phone tag with Dave from Sharp London, but finally we got in on the same page. Uh so we were going to do some event parking this way, event parking that way, and event ahead signs was what we had kind of drawn out. Um
there are some options for that, but we were looking at two of each and that would get people coming in from the east and the west funneled down to um Hul Street so they could go down and park on the north side of the park um and then
walk in from there. >> Is property on the north side of Chapel Street going to be available for parking this year? >> I do believe so. Yes. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Yeah. Because last year there's confusion coming in from the west where to go if I remember right. >> Yeah and I think that was our fault on
not having enough signage. It >> be a lot better just to bring them all the way through town and just that one direction and skip the gravel and >> we're going to have more people on parking this year more equally divided. So it's going to be a bit better. >> Um also there is a call just to have it
noted that if anyone would like to volunteer we would greatly appreciate anyone that can help. Would you ever barricade that hill or drive off on the west end, Eli, just so we can keep those guys and those cars off there for >> like at the at one?
>> Yeah. And just, you know, car show that way. >> I mean, we were going to we were going to barricade it off at the hill or at Halliday. So then they come up and then they'd find their way down. But >> yeah, I thought maybe if we just did it there, they could just come in around and have a sign car right over there.
Car shows straight ahead down to the >> Yep. There'll be one here and then a turn on Hulk and then >> um I'll have one at the school to car show ahead and >> um then when you come in from the east right by the bank there'll be one turn of downhill
>> I get what you're saying though out on one you could put like no access to car show >> you know just eliminate that I don't think >> we would just do probably barricades with the under construction or road closed or whatever >> yeah just barricade it off because that
way nobody Oh god, we had to go and grab a road to get to the car show and just eliminate that problem. >> To think about that. >> Yeah. >> And how is not barricade to shut off a road? >> Not on that township. That's a township road. Okay. >> I don't know. We'd have to find
something from the township. >> You don't want all that traffic past this house anyway. >> Plane, right? >> I doubt >> find a nice car and I was on blacked out and I saw a gravel road. I' I'd be hesitant. Yeah. >> But then when I saw what I, you know, I
would go, "Oh, no." >> Yeah. I think the people with the classic cards are going to avoid gravel. It' be all those spectators coming in that would use that road, but they can come back through town. >> Yeah. >> All righty. I guess you guys questions
otherwise. >> Yeah. We're good luck and thank you. >> 100% behind you. Whatever we can do to help, I'm I'm going to be there. So try to spend all five hours, six hour, whatever. I'll be down there earlier. >> Good. Thank you very much. >> All right. Thanks, guys. Thanks for
letting us put our show on. >> No. Hey, >> no problem. >> I think it's great for great for your business, great for the town, great for notoriety. >> Good to have some enthusiasm and good thunder. >> Yeah, that's what it's good about. >> Well, and and the the name says cool day of thunder or what, you know.
>> Oh, yeah. Just make sure it's about 80 degrees out. do your prayers and it's supposed to supposed to start cooling down. >> Yeah, hopefully. All righty. Thanks, guys. Anybody else with some comments? Um
>> um yes, I had just um left Sue a message regarding we had filled up our pool last month. Um, and I know previously I had done this. Um, when obviously we're not using the sewer when we're filling up
the pool. Um, it was approximately 8,000 gallons. We have a 20 foot pool by 48 in. So, I had just inquired about getting that amount taken off of our water bill for last month. Um, and then Sue had just suggested coming in and
talking to you guys about that. She did mention that there is an outside water meter available. Um, which I, you know, may look into in the future, but that was a little out of my price range, especially after filling up the pool. So, um, you know, definitely something
we can look into uh, in the future, but as of right now, we have that. So, >> just to stop you for a second since everybody probably doesn't don't know what you order and we have your nice >> and your >> 620 Main Street. >> 620 Main. Okay. Thank you.
>> Yep. Yeah, I read that on the other one. I just for the recording and everything else, we're we're trying to start a precedent. No, you're good. >> My first meeting, we're just trying to start a precedent that we everybody knows who it is. Um,
>> I think we have done that in the past, but I think people have said have said ahead of time like, "Hey, we're going to fill our pool." And I don't know like it it was I think it was planned out ahead of time maybe or something. I don't know. >> I haven't had anybody since I started. No, we used to do um the cubic foot
meters, but since we went to gallons, we haven't done any of that either. So, >> it that's why I asked Sarah to just come to a meeting because it's I can't just I can't give that discount. Mhm. Um, yeah. Well, that's what I would say, too, is
it's not something I guess I think that we can just do time and time time and time. We got to we're going to have to come up with a a procedure or a program or something. So, we do that because if the outside meters are available, Yeah. cost or not,
we we got to use them. We have other people that are getting them because they water their lawn or water their gardens or whatever. Um, so we're kind of at a >> right >> situation here where it's my thought anyway where we got to be real careful.
Well, I'll throw a wrench into it because the fire department fills people's pools pools. There's no sewer charge on there. >> Yeah, >> they charge more than >> We did one year and that's like 6 12 cents a gallon. Way more expensive. So
time. Yeah. It was like almost $400. >> Yeah. >> So I was like, "Okay." >> Isn't our our cost a nickel a gallon? It wouldn't be any different getting it out of the hybrid. >> Six and a half cents a gallon. >> How much? >> 6 and 12 cents a gallon. >> I thought it was a nickel. >> Mm. Went up. >> Oh, >> couple years ago.
>> Yeah. >> I'm behind a little bit. >> Well, yeah. So 6 and 12 cents a gallon. If you add that up, you're already paying for your second outside meter in a hurry. >> Yeah. take you about six years to pay for a meter and you'd be making money.
>> I put one in in my place. I have an outside meter for my outside hose and I figured out it'd be about four and a half years roughly for me to pay that meter off >> cuz you're gardening and your lawn and Yeah. >> Yep. Or washer. >> How many gallons did you
>> It's approximately 8,000. Like if I just did the 20 ft by by the 48 in. So I think Sue came out to like 50 5128 or something like that. >> Yep. >> So I mean not a huge discount but you know
>> we should probably do it this time and then you know we should probably figure out something for >> well the thing of it is it is not going down the sewer so we're not treating it. you know, do we have to change an ordinance to
make it that way that any water built for a pool or >> then we run into and I'm just throwing out throwing this out there. We run into people that water flowers, um people that wash cars, people that use I mean
>> I'm all for I'm all for pay for that. That's fine. This in one kind thing. However, I think like Jim said, are we going to set a precedence then going forward? So, you know, we just have to be I think we just have to be mindful of that.
>> I'm pretty sure there's been something in the past where that's like I said, they it was if you come ahead of time and get it figured out and all that. I don't remember 100%. >> And that's not a bad idea though because that's that's a whole different thing then. Yeah. I'm just looking. We got two people
sitting in this room. You paid the money for an outside meter. You use it the way it's intended. >> How much was the outside meter? >> They're about $310 now. >> When we installed the brand new ones, I had it once. >> 275 $300.
>> Yeah. No, they're up to 310. The last ones we bought were 310. >> Yeah. But I mean, I'm not trying to pick on anybody or do anything, but we just got to we got to do it right. We got to do it cuz we can't have >> 25 homeowners come up and say
>> you open the door that not saying this will happen, but there are some scenarios that could pop up that someone's going to walk in and say, "Hey, I uh I used my here's my water bill, but I used 87 gallons doing something else outside." Well, how
you going to prove that they use 87 gallons? Well, you can't prove that, but you can prove she filled up. >> Well, yeah. And she's got pictures for pictures of her prior to >> my Yeah. >> Yeah. It's the precedence, and that's the hard part. >> It is very hard. >> How much are we talking about?
>> $51. Roughly 5128. >> 5128. >> I mean, you do a one-time courtesy thing with the understanding of like Amy said, you know, going forward, if you're going to do that, then it's got to be the prior approval kind of thing or you get the outside meter.
Majority of people do use the fire department to build their pools or don't they? I don't know how many pools we have in town. >> We don't fill many in town. No, most people drop a garden hose in and um either they have an outside meter or they're I assume they're just eating it. But
>> in town, most of the pools we fill are out of town. >> Okay. >> Yeah. And and since the bill is so high, I would say you probably have that's probably decreased by quite a bit that you even fill outside of town anymore or >> which Yeah, we don't
>> we try not to do very many. We're one of the last departments doing it and it's I guess we're kind of kind of straining here, but it's good tanker training for the fire department. So, we got new guys that have never driven those tankers and then they can come in and get acclimated
to doing that and well, we've got everybody's thoughts. Um, one thing about this that I I understand where you could have somebody, I'm going to water my lawn
today. And they take a picture and you could have a lot of people coming in here saying, "Oh, yeah, this is all for the lawn." You know, and it would create a an accounting nightmare probably. Um,
how about if we if people got approval before next time? >> Would that be a way to handle this whole situation? >> You think I mean, but do you think that'd be fair? >> And that's and that's perfectly
acceptable. I just like you can drive down Main Street and see this giant pool in my, you know, I and I we do water our garden and we eat that cost. I mean, we're and I'm fine with that, but I'm 8,000 gallons at a time. That's, you know, something I thought was worth
coming in and chatting about the rest of it, >> you know, we'll handle it, but just I figured for this instance and yes, next year if we, you know, when we put it up again, I can certainly come in and talk to you about it ahead of time. That's
not a problem. Do >> we have like two, three, four pools in tow? I have no idea how many pools there are in tot I guess there's probably more than we think there is mine >> I got one right next door but
>> he's got me >> I know there's one in he fill that every year >> he must have an extra meter >> he's got an outside >> he's got an outside meter >> y think we strongly have to uh push people
in that direction just to keep it fair And we got to I think we really should promote the outside meters. >> Yeah. Because then you know if you do yard watering you know it's all a little >> lower my bill even
>> so all right if you're all right with that see what we can figure out. >> What did what is the what is the decision? >> I'll leave it the charge as >> okay >> as is here. Okay. >> You know, and then uh like I say, if you do a lot of gardening and logging,
watering it, it would probably could cut that cost down, especially with that pool. In a matter of a couple, three years, you'd have that meter paid for. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. If you said four years and she's using more than >> she average pressure washer, >> do you know how much you use to water?
>> I No, not really. >> All right. Uh, but I think I sat down when I put those new meters in and looked at my past water usage and that's how I calibrated how much on average it would take me to pay off that meter at
that time. Again, they were a little cheaper when I first >> Yeah, they were went up again. Imagine that. >> Four years to pay it off. You thought >> four and a half roughly is what I estimated. >> But I don't have a pool either. Right.
Yeah. If it would be even less. >> How long did it take to fill that 4,000 gallons? That must have been almost 24 hours, isn't it? >> Yeah. >> Yep. Little bit. A little bit more than that. But >> yeah, >> otherwise don't empty it. We don't empty
our >> um I the last year it was a little gross on the bottom, so it needed a proper scrubbing and >> and something like that. Is that ever an issue? I mean, should we be told about
that ahead of time to take 8,000 gallons in 24 hours? >> No. >> No, no problem. >> No, that's no problem. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I think it should be discounted if you come ahead of time, you know, next year, whatever. For sure. I think it should be able to be taken on.
>> Okay. But not this year. >> Myself, I'd take it off this year. But then again, we run into so many problems that the gardener could come in, you know, and want a deduction on theirs,
you know, and uh >> has anybody ever come in and asked about this before? >> No. Yes, >> I was asked >> not saying like I was asked a couple weeks ago regarding the cubic foot an old cubic foot meter
>> that a resident has and they wanted to use that for their outside meter and obviously I can't make that decision. But my suggestion is no because we're billing in gallons. So I mean but that's kind of it's kind of the same yet it's not you know where it's like if you want
an outside meter then you need to get one. If you want it you can't just use an old meter. They had an was that old one already considered an outside meter? >> I have no idea where it came from was not asked. >> They probably had an outside meter was a cubic foot one, >> but then they should have But then they
would have gotten a new meter when we put new meters in because if you already had an outside meter, you got a new we were putting Yes. If you had an old outdoor cubic foot meter, you were getting the new one with that with no cost. Yeah. So, >> yep.
>> So, >> and not only that, but then you start utilizing the old equipment. Who's to say if it's calibrated or not? >> Well, and then you've got to >> then we got to convert >> you got to convert it over from cubic feet or, you know, and it's not >> do the new meters do they do this year?
>> It depends on how it's put in there and how it's put in my system. So, now yours is a sewer deduct. >> I have one in town that >> your neighbor is not a sewer deduct. He has two meters. >> He's got meter two because it's hooked. It just depends on how it's hooked up.
>> Sure. >> But you could do a deduction for the pool instance because then you're covering the pool. You're not covering people watering their lawns or watering their gardens or whatever else. >> Yeah. >> So, >> what did you do when you filled your pool up, Eli?
>> Paid for it. paid for it. >> You didn't do the sewer deduction >> and then I sold the pool. So, >> you made your money back. >> That's girl. >> No, it's somebody else's problem. >> Well, how about >> I didn't I didn't realize how much it
was going to be either. So, when I had reached out to you, I didn't I didn't realize I mean $51 isn't an obscene amount of money. I don't know that I was expecting it to be more than that. However, any way I can save any money these days with the price of everything
being high, I'm, you know, I'm going to >> absolutely >> I'm going to attempt. >> Yeah, I'm not. >> How about if since we haven't gotten a policy in effect of nothing that we just wave that $51 this year and next year come and make people aware of it, you
know, and uh is that fair enough? >> Sure. >> Sure. Well, then we're going to we'll make a policy. Can we do just swimming pools only? Because I mean, you have a big number right here. >> You have to be a one time number of 8,000 gallons where you're not going to
have somebody come in the lawn for 50 gallons this weekend and 47 next weekend and it's an 8,000gallon deal. >> Y >> and that could be in the fee schedule. I'm pretty sure we can just add that to our fee schedule.
>> Yeah. >> And then it's in there and then it's in writing. Yep. Okay, >> every good buddy good if we just wave that 51 button. >> I appreciate this. Thank you. >> I'll make that a motion. >> All right, someone second. I'll second. All in favor?
Motion carried. Thank you. >> Okay, moving on. >> No. Yep. Uh >> we need to address the uh building permit that we removed from agenda. >> Yes. Uh the one that we removed from the
storage >> because it's a storage sh. >> Thanks for having us. >> Yes, they'll vacate. >> The end of it. >> He wants to tear down an old shed. >> Yep. Down the back. >> Yeah.
>> It's my brother. >> Yeah. Highway 16 shed that has fallen down in dis. We're going to remove that shed. It sits behind the existing garage yet behind another shed that's on the
south property line. So, it's going to be sitting in between those two structures. So, what we're going to do is we're going to tear out the old shed wall by 16, remove it completely in its entirety. In the meanwhile, the storage container will be at the end of the driveway so we can move everything
that's salvageable out of that shed into that storage container. Once the shed is completely uh taken out of there, we'll move the storage container back in the place where the shed used to be, which is in the diagram. Um
and uh then that storage container next year I got a bid from Adam Crush. We're going to tear down the old garage that's there now too. It's also falling. start to fall in and then eventually the pulp is for building a new garage in the same clothing as the existing garage and
storage container will be storage for stuff that comes out of that garage. So it's just temporary there. Tony, >> you can't even tax that person on them straight. The >> portable portable
>> no footings. I won't don't want to be the devil's addict if I am. Um, my neighbor or K's neighbor to the north has got a 20 foot van box truck box
sitting in his backyard. Not even container. Actually a truck box >> to the north. >> Yeah. Really? >> With a slide open flight up door. >> Uhhuh. >> Yeah. >> Through it in >> right across the street. >> Right across the street. >> Out of sight, out of mind. >> Not really.
>> You finally look to the north at his place on the east side, you'll see >> right there. Folks, you won't be able to see unless you're overhead. Well, I guess there shouldn't be no problem with that. It's just going to be there temporarily or for a year or
whatever and after whatever, you know, I I would suggest not using the word temporary because it's more likely may not be temporary. >> Now, when the next homeowner comes in
and buys that property, who's to say that it's going to stay there? It's sure it's going to be gone. But for coke's life, it'll be there for liberation. Pretty sure. >> Well, I guess it's better to have stuff
inside a a storage container or a building than have it outside in the elements. So, I don't have a problem with it. Does anybody want to make a motion to approve the building permit? Then >> I'll make a motion to approve a building
permit for 821 Willard Street. And it is number >> 26-04. >> Yep. 26-04. There it is. >> Someone in second. >> I'll second. >> All in favor? >> I oppose. Thanks, Phil.
All righty, Eli. >> Yeah. Uh, so kind of a busy month and busy end of the month with the storm and storm cleanup, but we survived that. Um, uh, the seasonal part-time employee. I don't do we need more
approved for getting >> We just need to know where we're going to pull the money from. >> Oh, was I supposed to figure that out? >> No, I already did that. Okay. >> We haven't got Did you get approval yet though from council for it? >> I thought we did last time.
>> We talked about >> Yeah. I don't know if it was approved or not. I do not know if we made a motion on that. >> I think we were trying to figure out where we're going to pull the money from and I think we can just pull it from the bell tower. There's $5,000 in the bell tower. >> Yeah, >> we can just And it's not going to We're not going to use all of it obviously. We can take some of it out of there.
>> There should be enough money to cover it. >> Oh, I'm sure. Yeah. >> Five hour a week or whatever deal. Yeah. >> Yep. How much you know how much between how much uh you talking 20 25 hours a week or don't know.
>> No, I mean just in the last month. Um I think the only time would have been uh probably when that storm came through to you know get trees and branches >> cleaned up. But >> do you have somebody in mind? >> Yeah. Dylan Goyian. Um he's around
>> pretty much all the time. >> Yeah. Yeah. And other than that, other than that storm, that was pretty much the only the only thing really. >> What do you think about for an hourly rate? >> Uh, I was started the same as Kellen.
Okay. Just Yeah. Yeah. >> I'll make that a motion to have the money come out of Bell Tower Park, but we could probably do 2500 of that. >> Yep. >> And that should probably cover us for the year. >> Yeah. I'd be How much is going?
>> 1630. >> So $100 should be Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Should be plenty there. >> Take half of it out of there. >> Um John made a motion. Someone's a second. >> I'll second. >> All in favor? I oppose. Motion carried.
All righty. >> So then the car show signs. Um there's two options. Uh, one would be to get a big metal sign and to fasten that onto our existing wooden barricades. It'd be
big and clunky. Um, that would be $150 for a sign and we could look at other options for that. um kind of expensive, but the other option is a little more expensive even yet, but uh probably a
nicer long-term solution, and that is to get a base that folds up and then it's those like what you see when they stripe or whatever where they throw them on the side, and it's a rollup sign. So, once you buy the base, it's 50 bucks
per sign. Um but to get that base, it's $200 a base. So, it's >> How about your little wide things that you know? >> Yeah. >> Couldn't we just put them on there? How many of them? >> You could. Yeah. >> I mean, you got a half a dozen of them or
>> Yeah, those metal signs you can rewrap them. Like I mean, it sounds like their events probably going to keep going as >> Yeah. And we've had other people ask about like event ahead signs in town for when they're having a big party or whatever. >> Yeah. cuz you can you can rewrap those to something else where I don't know
what those rollup ones look like. But >> yeah, the rollup ones the I guess the nice part about the roll up one is is it's $50 per sign. Kind of my thought and if it's if it's too much, we'll just get the other ones and and keep going. My thought with doing that is it'd be nice when we start doing the water tower
or whatever if we need to sign something a different way and then it's only 50 bucks a sign. But obviously it's a lot of money. If we're talking six signs and it's 250 bucks a piece, that's kind of crazy money for one event. >> Yeah. >> So, >> yeah. But if it can be used for other
things, it makes sense then. >> Yeah. And like you said, yeah, we can recover signs and I I'm guessing it's I don't remember what the last ones were. That was year ago now, but probably at least 50 bucks to recover one.
>> So 250 bucks for a startup, >> a complete sign startup, right? >> Yeah. >> So, it's $200. So, we would buy the six bases for $1,200 and then we'd have those for anything and then when we want a different sign, then it's 50 bucks a sign, >> but we wouldn't need all those bases for
I mean like a water tower sign or something like that. We'd only need like one of them, >> right? Right. So, if you were going to close off an intersection, you'd want to have four. Oh, >> okay. Right. And maybe we start one option would be start with four and we can do
>> how how many do we really need need to get by for the car show? Four or six? >> I mean what we planned out for kind of the Cadillac solution was six. >> Okay. >> And we can I Yeah, we checked in town to see if anybody rented them. Nobody rents
them out. >> Okay. We don't have that much signage stuff available, you know, for as a city, you know, for barricades and stuff. Um, where they could possibly be used in
other areas, too. >> Oh, that national >> national use them for events. >> Yeah. I mean, you could >> trying to think of whatever it comes up that's annual. >> This car show this >> I'm okay with getting >> Whoa. God. There you go. I'm gonna take this chair and
>> Oh, okay. God, >> I'm I'm okay getting getting the rollup ones. And right now, we can keep it event ahead or something to that effect. Um or event parking, whatever, whatever the topic is. And then because yeah, we
can use it for national laid out. Um and that's going to be a few weeks from now, too. So, >> yeah. Um I and I think we can possibly find other uses for them over time then too, you know, by getting, you know, buying 50 a new 50 bucks sign for
whatever. >> Sound good to everybody? >> Yeah, I think so. >> Cost you have there then, Eli? >> It'd be just over 1,500. >> All right. So, you want to make that motion then? >> I'll make that motion. Start in a
second. >> All in favor? I oppose. Motion carried. >> Okay. Did we say four or did we say six? >> Six. Six. >> Six. >> Six. >> Um and then uh I guess Brian's not here.
Uh for water and sewer, we did can't remember if that was this month or last month. We had the tower cleaned um and inspected. Uh we had the health department out. Am I repeating myself from last month? Okay. >> No, I think that was >> that was Yeah. >> Yeah. >> It's been a long week, but
>> last week was a long week. Uh yeah, so the health department came out and did their audit. Um said everything looked good. Uh they inspected the new well site and the setbacks for the new well site um at the
lot uh for the future water treatment plant and they gave the thumbs up on that. Um, >> that was the health department. >> That was that. Yep. The department of health for the drinking water. Yep. Um, then the only other thing was I finally
got a number for uh actually the manhole between Kellen's garage and the Thunder is sunk down probably about >> 2 in. >> All of the Yeah, >> two to three inches. And when you pull
that cover, the blocks on top are starting to degrade. >> So, it's going to be something where we got to do a plan repair or it's going to be an emergency repair one of these days. And >> it's combination between the weight of
the trucks coming through there. >> Well, it's old. >> Yeah, it is old. Very old. Yep. >> I mean, it's been there for as long as I can remember. I mean, it sinks. in the spring and there and the thaw and that it kind of moves. So, yeah, it'll either
cave in and completely do it in the middle of the winter or do it now and have it done. >> Yeah. >> So, that bid was 11 1298. >> Okay. >> Yeah, I'm fine with that. We should be able to get that scheduled done before October.
>> Uh yeah, I I would hope so. Yeah. How about any is there any provisions for black top back around it in there or >> would have to do the black top back? Yeah. >> How big a hole do you think they'd have to knock in there? Eli
>> uh at least 10. >> I would guess we be doing like a 10. You know, they probably take the width of it out for eight or 10 feet. >> Yeah, >> maybe even more. The only restriction there is if you go east of that manhole,
you have my buried line power line. >> Mhm. >> Coming across the alley >> there. >> Definitely do a search. >> Will we be needing some black topping done before fall? Do you think? Were there miscellaneous areas
>> for I guess I haven't. There's the areas that are alligated that have been, you know, kind of on the fritz on Hubble and stuff. So, we could we could package something together if there's anything that anybody knows of to look at. >> Yeah, >> I would certainly look at um
>> I guess one thing to consider too, uh I know one intersection that's bad is how Willard in front of the school. >> Yep, that's the one I was going to mention. >> But when that water man gets looped, that all get done then they have the to
remove all of that out. um including that intersection and pay all that back. So it's >> all right. Also may want to make a motion to approve 12,94826 for manhole replacement.
>> I'll make that a motion. >> Someone second. >> I can second that motion. >> All in favor? >> I oppose. Motion carry. Anything else, Eli? >> Uh, that's all that I have. >> You covered the water sewer guy, too.
So, uh, move on to clerk treasurer update. Um the candidacy filing opens up tomorrow through the 28th for two council and one mayor seat. Um national night out. Do we want to
have that on August 4? That's a Tuesday. That's the first Tuesday in August. >> Sure. >> And then we want to Didn't we do it? We'd go what? 5 to 7 last year. Is that what we did? >> I think so. >> That sounds right. >> 5 to 7. Um,
do we want to do the same >> same >> blow up kind of thing? Amy, can you >> if we get the same funds or whatever? >> Yeah. Yep. I think we got $500. >> Okay. >> Um, >> I think we're okay with >> contributed $500 and we had hot dogs and buns and chips and water.
>> And then blow up stuff again. >> Okay. Did you coordinate with the sheriff's department and fire department then for them? >> I will once I get approval from council. Yep. Yep. >> Because they you guys do rapid in the same night usually. >> Rapid ends the same night but like last
year we split and hit both of them. >> And I mean we can do it whenever. That's you know I think Mapleton is doing theirs like on a Thursday or something. So I mean >> Tuesday is the national. >> It is the national. Yeah. Yeah. Basically. Yeah. What's that car show from after that?
>> August 1st. First time >> August 1st. >> Y >> we need a motion then for that. >> Um the last year that Yeah. The city contributed $500 towards that. So if the city is willing to do that again, >> somebody want to make a motion for uh
>> or up to $500 >> city to contribute $500 for national oud on August 4th. >> I'll make that a motion. Someone second. >> Second. >> All in favor? >> I oppose. Motion carried.
>> Okay. Resolution for 2026-5 adopting facility plans. >> So, when we had our public hearing, um that got missed. Um our engineer didn't give it to me and then he just asked if we could add it to
the agenda to have it um approved. Council already approved it. We just need the resolution. >> I'll make a motion to 2026-05. >> Someone in a second. >> Second. >> All in favor?
>> I motion carried. The next one is we want to transfer more funds from our 4M funding to our checkbook for the water um project. >> Where are you at now in your general
account? >> We're about 3 something. We just got 215 from taxes. We haven't got our LGA yet. >> We got the 215 from the county. >> Yes. Correct. Yep. We haven't gotten the LGA. >> The 215 is in that 300.
>> Yes. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> But we also have that um real water loan application. Um so we can either transfer, we can do both. I mean we talked about I kind of talked with John about that loan application.
>> How long would that take? >> Like 30 days. >> Oh yeah. Guaranteed if you get approved. >> Yeah. >> I would assume so. I mean, I know we were waiting to find out what Shannon from David Brown and Associates >> um presented, but I haven't heard
anything from him yet. >> Yeah. >> So, >> how much is the LGA? >> Like 190 something. >> That's just one time a year, right? >> No, I think >> I don't think that comes twice, is it? I
don't >> I don't remember now. >> I think that's just a one time deal in the county twice. So, uh, does that usually come in what this in the next >> July, isn't it? Usually I >> think so. >> LG is July. >> We get two payments.
>> Well, it'll show in here how much we said we'd have about 400 500,000. >> Do you think we need to transfer it anymore? The only thing is is we're going to think we're going to have at least anotherundred and
there's another 108 22,000. >> Didn't we just call it $200,000? >> Yeah. >> Which leaves us with $200,000 to run on until the next batch of uh county money. And that would be back in November or
maybe first of December. >> December. I think it's usually, >> you know, we might be okay just to wait. I I have a better answer in August meeting whether we need to transfer more. The 300,000 should last us, >> right?
>> But all depends on what your old >> Well, and I mean, do we want to apply for that loan? >> Yeah. Yeah, >> we need to do that. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> So, I'm going to need a motion to apply for the loan. >> And uh uh who is going to help with that? I'll talk to Angela at Bali. Okay.
>> But it's a very simple form. >> Oh, okay. >> Doesn't have a whole lot on it. >> The only thing we probably had counsel on was the >> Isn't there Don't they ask for the term? How many months we want to do? >> I think so. >> The amount of dollars. >> No, the amount of time we want to repay
that. >> Yeah. But I mean, what kind of amount of money do we ask for? >> Uh >> 500,000. >> Yeah, I think so. because that's what we originally talked when we approved the um this project um when all this got dumped on us when last >> January
>> part of it was going to be by loan part of it was >> our our fund is getting drained so >> we're down to six five >> not all of that's um usable for
>> that is correct >> so some of that's designated for other place or >> here it is. >> Well, somebody want to make a motion then to approve >> payment. Yeah. >> Application for rural water for the
amount of $500,000. Correct. >> Yeah. >> I'll make that a motion soon. I can work on it. and um they can go if okay I'll add in then we'll go based on their stipulations with when we fill it out for the term and the exact dollar amount
>> y to 500,000 >> y >> all right John made that a motion someone second >> and second that >> all in favor say I >> I oppos motion carried >> so yeah I think uh the transferring the funds I mean we can do that in a matter
of >> yeah I think I think We It's four weeks to the next meeting. So, >> yeah, >> I I think we should be okay through August. >> Oh, I would think so because Yeah. >> How long does it take to get that money from them? There's a couple days >> from 4 a.m. >> Yeah.
>> Oh, it's an immediate transfer. If I If I do it like in the morning, it's either there by that afternoon or the next morning. >> Yep. >> All right. Okay. any unfinished business. Does that have any more Sue? >> Um the only other thing I really had was I did get those um Voyager gas guards
for the fire department. >> And they're using them. We have discontinued wax. I cancelled that. Um 530 Sherman the empty lot. We've been paying property taxes on that this whole entire time. Um and now because we know
they needed they the reason we were paying taxes on it is because it we didn't have a plan for it. At one point they thought it might have been sold or might somebody might have built a house or something on it. And now that we actually have a plan because that's where the water tower's going. Um so in
20 or taxes payable in 28 there will be no taxes on it. >> How much will we pay when >> it's like 400 bucks? >> Yeah. >> It's not No, but it's something that we don't need to pay for. So >> Right. Um,
and the first half of the fire department billing is ready to go. Mitch is reviewing it. I haven't heard back from him. And I updated the data practices policy. Um, that was a big thing last year. So, I just wanted council to stay in the loop on that. There wasn't any changes,
anything, but we still had to do it. So, >> all right. >> That's all I got. >> Okay. Okay, under unfinished business, uh, Maple River Chamber. We have a letter in our packet about that. Anybody with comment? >> I think we should $50.
>> Yeah, I guess. >> Yeah, but it's also want to make that motion, John. Sure. >> Someone in a second. >> All in favor? I >> motion carries. >> All right. Warming house, please. We
have that in our packet also. Uh did uh Kennedy go over this? Pretty much. >> Um he did not because I needed it. All seems pretty trivial. Um but I wanted council approval before I spent money on getting Kennedy's opinion.
I'm I'm perfectly okay with the changes they're requesting because they are very >> very minimal, >> you know, pay to shell and >> yeah, >> 30-day to six months. That's that's fine. >> Notice and then >> you were mowing and plowing down there
anyway, weren't you? >> Yeah. >> I mean, if they if they turn that into a >> bigger or a different parking lot, they were talking about adding >> something that is not that's not going to be a problem. I mean, I I have plowed the road to the playground. Yeah.
>> Yeah. Kind of sounded like they wanted to while when Robert and I were down there, they were talking about putting gravel down or something to try to make it a parking lot in front of the building so when they have their meetings that, you know, people aren't just pulling it
across the grass or through the ditch or whatever. And I'm sure it doesn't sound like it's going to be a great big huge lot. They were >> they were gonna pay for the gravel. >> Yep. >> What they said. >> Yeah. >> Wouldn't it be more practical if they
want a parking landing >> to when you pull into that up to those bumper stops, >> make a landing to the left, they can turn in. >> I keep it off. Keep it off that low land to the Yeah, >> I think that's what they're because they were talking about
>> No, you mean in front of the building? >> East of the building right now. >> East. Yeah. the gravel road that goes into up to that building >> to them parking bumpers. Yeah. >> If you and you don't want to put a parking pad >> to the right
>> to the west that because it's a low ground. If you go to the east towards the woods, that's a higher ground and that'd be easier to build up. So they pull in and do a 90 and they could just back up and then go right back out. >> Yeah. Where our soil is for that water. >> It's beyond that.
is >> in a planted tree. >> Yeah. >> The other thing uh in the plans for when they do loop the water man, which is a few years down the road, but uh they
talked about doing parking on that street as well, like widening that out. But yeah, we can >> as long as they work with you and whatever that would be. >> Yeah, we'd have to look at drainage, too. like you say from the playground it does kind of go down
>> to the deck >> but I think from the from the footprint of the two draft mouth to that drainage areas a fair like 40t almost >> yeah yep >> so I don't think that would be much of an issue to have to improving in that
area >> don't remember what he said how big they were thinking 10 12 cars whatever is the one they have there >> but then they have that oh what they were trying to have is in April they where they had, you know, quite a few members show up from other deals. You know, they could have a 30 40
car event. >> Yeah. >> You you could extend that parking area all along that east side of that driveway. >> Yeah. >> I mean, you get the waterway narrows out closer to the road the farther north you go, but there's still a lot of distance between the bumper stop and that. So you
could get probably 40 people. >> I think they'll be very easy to work with when they expand. We can expand. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Work with them. >> All right. So, do we need approval then to go with this?
>> Yes. And then I'll get it off to our attorney and then get it back over to them. >> That's So, we might make a motion then to approve the lease agreement. I'll make a motion to approve uh the lease agreement with the Minnesota Feeasants Forever Group. Uh someone
second. >> All in favor? >> I motion carried. >> Um any other thing else under finished business? If not, uh new business
budget meeting. That's why usually in the third week of August or somewhere in there or >> we need to have it this month if we well this month or the first part of August I guess this month's almost done. >> Yeah. >> Well, next week is kind of out for council. So, >> um,
>> I definitely like to have it before the next meeting though. >> We of July work for >> 27th. >> So, that's for this budget meeting is everybody. >> Yes. >> Was thinking you were talking just the budget committee or whatever. >> That is you. >> Yeah. Everybody. I mean, look here.
>> Yeah. last week. I would think >> Yeah, I would think so. What are we talking >> Monday the 27th? >> Is that going to work? >> Good work. >> Yeah, Mondays usually are pretty harmless. >> Yeah, this one I think we're going to pretty much just ask for needs for next
year, dollar amounts, you know, that anybody can have. >> And I think good Mitch could be here, too. >> 7 p.m. >> Uh, >> can we do like 5 5:30? I'm down for 5:30. >> 5:30. I don't
>> 5:30 make it better, but maybe >> five is tough, especially if we're out of town. But >> 5:30 >> 6 I mean >> I mean I think for us it's fine, but I don't know about like for Mitch because I think he his summer hours are a little bit longer, but
>> I mean we don't need to I mean he can come when he gets here too. >> Yeah. Right. >> Yeah. Because he he'll only need to be here for his portion. >> And if he can't, even if he can bring us maybe you like him to kind of talk with him too and and what
>> the fire department wants or needs. >> Let's do five 5:30. >> 5:30. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Somebody want to make that motion. Then we have a budget meeting on Monday the 27th of July at 5:30.
So move in a second. Second. All >> in favor? I oppose. Motion carried. >> Anything else under new business? >> Even old business. Unfinished business. >> Unfinished. Anything on our unfinished?
>> I I bring it up every month. What can we do about that school? What uh >> Oh, Mike Dummer. >> Yeah. I don't I'm not uh outststepping my authority to call him. >> Okay. >> You can call him as a resident. You can call him as a council. It's
>> I hear you. That's one of the you talk to different people. It's the first thing one of the first things you hear about >> every time you have a conversation because it is it's just looking >> I hear it here a lot >> run down. And >> then our our the other one on Main
Street is the other very popular >> with all that enthusiasm when he was here that night. I didn't think that would ever burn out. I thought it would, you know, he had a plan. He had he has a plan. He has how many apartments? And uh um it's
just stalled and the property looks terrible. And uh >> yeah, in hindsight, I would have had Maple River tear that building down. But it's such a was such a good building. >> I know it. But no, >> not ours and apart.
>> Yeah. >> Yeah. Or you or you would have put a time frame on it that >> What's he out if he lets it go? >> Nothing. >> Well, I'll try to give him a ring. >> I'll call him to. Yeah. >> Yeah. And you know, fight a fire.
>> See what can be done. >> Yeah. I sent a letter and it went nowhere. >> Nothing. >> Nope. Nothing. >> Wow. >> Call too, don't you? >> Yeah. Oh, every time I call I get, well, yeah, he hasn't he doesn't have any updates, but they won't. But I can't talk to him.
>> So then I sent a letter and I had Kennedy review it because I wanted to put some bullet points of timelines and what we were what we expected and um it didn't go anywhere. So, okay. Anything else? Uh, new business.
Uh, are we going to send out any any uh letters about weeds? I mean, the weeds are really going crazy this year. >> I have sent a couple. Yeah. >> Um, yeah, I've had a couple residents
um, come in with complaints about properties and I have addressed them. >> Yeah, I see the one down across from the post office is looking much better. >> Yeah. Yep. Yep. That one is owned now by real estate company is taking care of that one.
>> How did they get through that? That was >> They bagged it all. >> Why didn't bagged? Yep. >> He would had to bring a sickle bar in there. Yeah. Was Okay. Uh, there was something else here. I
just had a thought. >> Oh, we going to have that other This isn't it? We're going to do another cleanup this fall, right? Oh, >> you guys talked about October. >> Yeah, >> that was asked. Yes, pretty. >> And that was going to be curbside.
>> Yep. >> Oh, LJP will do a curbside. >> Yes. I think I' I pretty sure I've already got the date set, too. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Pretty sure when I talked to um what's her name? >> I mean, there's a property on Main
Street now that's unoccupied and now the weeds are all growing up through the cracks, growing up along the buildings. And I mean, >> are we going to allow that to look like that on Main Street or what are we going to do?
Well, like I said, residents come in and then I send out letters. >> Council can't, you know, we've changed our ordinance, so council can't do that. Um, we see them. We, you know, Eli will go out and look if I, you know, we see them or if we get a resident >> try to fit it in
something else, you have you have something else here. thought of it a minute ago and boy that didn't last long. >> Okay. How about old uh building permits that are out there that there's been no activity.
>> They'll have to request a new one. >> They expire, >> but >> they do expire. They can renew it once. Um actually, our ordinance doesn't say how many times they can renew it. >> We're going to have to >> We've talked about that before. Or if council wants to do something like that, then we'll have to
>> them again. >> We can change an ordinance. >> Yeah, I think we should because we're we're sitting here doing nothing. They're doing nothing. >> They're using that as a scapegoat to do nothing. >> So, we can >> do bring another letter up to, hey, your
property still is >> We can definitely go out and um review the property. I mean, I can um but like I said, it can't come from council. It has to come from either myself or Eli or residents, Kellen, I mean, a city
employees, something like that. But >> I'm just saying I that's been brought up in conversation. People ask what what's going on here? What's going on there? >> Tell them to contact me because the best thing they can do is to call me because then we can start the process >> or shoot me an email. I get emails about them. The last couple I dealt with were
on email. So, >> I've told them to come and talk to you, but yeah, >> I'm not really >> either of you. Yeah. >> Well, I can't think of what it was. So, I guess uh nothing else under uh new or miscellaneous business. I think we can
call her evening. Somebody make a motion to uh go to Phoenix. >> Make a motion to adjurnn. You want to second? >> I will second that. All >> in favor? I motion carries. Thanks everybody.