here. >> All right. Um, nothing on the agenda for the public forums. So, is there anybody that has questions or comments or anything? >> How are you guys doing? I wrote out this long thing so I get
everything straight in my head. Okay. So, I'm requesting your guys consideration of an update for White Lakes ordinance 90.19. It covers the nuisance parking and the outdoor storage. Based on this ordinance has not been revised since 2020.
Um, an update is both kind of beneial beneficial for long-term health and appearance. I thought like I've done a lot of research on this. Um I looked into other surrounding communities, Mount Aora,
what they do as far as this. Um the thing about that me for example, I have a neighbor's front yard and have people living it. We have nothing in our system that that cannot happen as long as it's movable.
So to me that that's a HUGE I IT'S NOT very common to people coming to the city and I mean it's not people have tents out there that's you have a whole city that's not um another thing is all those
people I never car I'm sorry I don't know any other way that has 12 people living in our house that consume 12 cars and all of them have pets so once again I can do nothing
um um is the way I look at it is they don't make the community look good. It's also bad for the environment. Um it doesn't sit well with a lot of the neighbors. They can't enjoy their yards if the house next door has cars in their yard
or for that matter. Um we have it also I noticed some of these cars are front yards. What does that mean for there's an emergency at the house? How do they >> Mhm. >> It's impossible. Um, another thing was I did some research
into the harms of the environment. Contact soil can cause um harm uh so microorganisms disrupting the soil food web and reducing its ability to filter water. It also causes damage to local ecosystem providing habitat for insects, birds, and small mammals, removing the
damaging vegetation that can allow invasive species in. I've had multiple comments from people um that have mouse problems because of their neighbor. I mean, we don't want mice. I know mice are going to be everywhere. You can't solve that. But when it's coming from people's stacked up car, back up
garbage, which I try to deal with, most of that went away with clean up. Thank god. But that's the invasive that we're talking about. Also, vehicles that are parked on grass can cause leaking fluids, oil, transmission, anything like that in store ground, but that can cause
health issues such as skin irritation, respiratory issues, and other health problems. Not only for people that live there now, but they sell their house. People don't know that they have cars parked on their lungs all the time that they live there. The ones I do for the next summer or the next time.
I ask you guys to look into this and see what we can do. I personally have looked into Auroras. They have stuff in there about recreation um vehicles that cannot be used as dwellings in the front yard. Um they have stuff in there about no
more than four cars, four to five cars per residence, which to me seems adequate. I mean, even with our daughter home from college and all of my kids there, we don't have more than five cars. And I have three kids, three grandsons, I mean, my whole family to be over there was still going to have
more than four or five cars. Um, and I think that's about it. But yes, like I said, I looked into this and I hope that you guys would choose to look into this ordinance and maybe get some different word in there um and stuff like that. We haven't updated it since 2020 and I
think it's time that we do such a thing. >> What ordinance was it? um maybe.19 and it's the one that covers parking and outdoor storage. >> Can you summarize? >> I can Yeah, I can tell you this. I have
it on my laptop. >> And I also know I got the light report late. I have a new one. So, I'll get you the new one. this week. >> Oh, yeah. Okay. So, so the one I sent
you, I got a new one up here this weekend or the week. >> What? >> In Aurora, they had to be on approved service or some kind of rock. >> Not on racks. They had to be >> No. Of course,
ours says nothing about that. I've combed it. I have it especially about the fifth wheel behind me. I' I've read it over and over and over again the last three or four days as I wrote this up to come to you guys. So, yeah.
>> Can you provide copies of those other ordinances as examples? I mean, myself, I agree with you. I I've seen a lot of the stuff in town, too, and I I I think it should be revised, but I I think this is going to be something that's going to
have to be taking some time because there's so many people we're going to have to have meetings that they're going to have to be able to come in and >> I'm not expecting it to happen overnight or anything like that. I just think, like I said, it's been since 2020. I think it needs to be revised, not only for the community, but the local
community, the health of our community, everything. So >> now question on the the the person or people living in the fifth wheeler. What about auxiliary buildings on a property? Is there anything in there? I mean we
got people in town living in garages. >> Yeah, I know. >> And that's as far as >> Excuse me. >> As far as ISO is concerned, they don't allow that either. Yeah. And I think
right now I don't believe there is. See, speaking of buildings, you know, it's a letter about the one that you wrote me about. I'm not seeing anything under news ordinance >> cuz there's these people that are living in garages and stuff. If I have solos to
find out about it, they would automatically shut down insurance for these homeowners. >> Well, yeah. >> Until they rectified the situation. Well, I just like obviously everyone's aware of the Facebook group. Joe helps moderate it, but I have saved this
particular post. There's someone that posted that I'm going to say something everyone's going to know what is there was a youngster in town that likes to drive speeds that are not wearing the dual arm and um they had posted a screenshot of a
rain cam and someone wrote on there my OCD is kicking me um just seeing the post because of a mess in your yard had nothing to do with the car or anything like that and the person right back what ATV B restoration and all this stuff is going on in their yard. I'm not going to
name them or addresses, but so they're admitting that all these restorations are going on in my yard, but they don't have the house. So, it's there, but what do I do? And some of that stuff, yes, I can. And I actually did send
letters to but other stuff there's not much I can do about it. So >> which one did you say that was 959 >> for the parking and outdoor storage?
Yes. I'll >> have a question. So, we did a city cleanup and across the street from me, there's been a TV and a washing machine, part of a washing machine that's been sitting there. Do Can we write them a light not? I
don't know whose it is cuz it's in between the two houses, but I'm assuming it's the one that had all the garbage. >> I had an issue last between two houses. I >> was obviously wrapped in the back window. Everything was busted out. I
mean, it was obviously not horrible. >> I sent a letter and I got one back saying it's not mine. It's my neighbors. Perfect. Disregard. >> Yeah. >> If I need to do that, then I can do that. >> Yeah. cuz I mean that TV's been I mean and it said we're not picking up TVs and
whatever but it's been sitting there so I don't know like is that a blank issue or >> Yeah. >> Okay. I want to address people watching online.
I know I made a post on Facebook. I have two phones. Let's go with the phone number that's on the city website. I had multiple people contact me on my personal phone that knew me and stuff. And I have two jobs. My other job is tied to my personal cell
phone. I can't do because of legal issues. As you guys all know, I cannot pay. So, please respect that. It has nothing to do with anyone. It has to do with legal issues and the ramifications for city
comes to that. and my off. So, >> can you take your other number off your post or >> my list? They were all contacting me via messenger, but my messenger was tied to my >> Okay, >> that's why I listed the
number on my no contact, but a lot of people got very upset per saying. So, I was nice about it as I am. I didn't feel like I would rude about it. I said, "Hey, next time can you please contact me at this number?" >> Yeah.
>> I They call whatever, but my personal Facebook is tied to my personal phone again. >> So, they're not calling you. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. So, I just want to put out there
for people I'm trying to I think I pretty much put a stop on it because I did put a post on Facebook and this is the actual email address. This is the actual phone. Since then, I haven't got any more personal.
So, I just have government contracts on my personal phone and then like we talked about here if anything leaves and you guys take my cell phone. So, yeah. I just want to make sure that there is no other issues with that. So, anything
else um I can talk to you guys about? Like I said, I'm not expecting you guys to boom figure this out overnight. Um but I I would appreciate you guys look into it because it's been so long since it's been addressed and updated. >> Um and then we can go from there. I'm
more than welcome to sit down with you guys and what I found in other towns and stuff like that and and hopefully get something going on. >> Yeah, sounds good. Yeah, thanks for providing ideas. >> Yeah, no problem. Speaking of ordinances, I was looking
for noise or I couldn't find any. That's another one. We have a lovely neighbor that midafter afternoon, 10 o'clock at night likes to do on our road.
Um, by the time the cops get there, they're either gone or no more burnouts are being had. So, they get a slap on the wrist and that's it until the next time happens. >> Yeah. Well, I know last week they did show up. No, I could find any
this one. But >> is it based on decel levels or what? >> I think most of these are times like what's >> that? Yeah, I wouldn't be the police anyway. But yeah, like I said, by the time
police get there, I know I in my house call at least four or five times. And as I know this is because the owner of the home this way likes to go on Facebook and
go on her page about who called the cops because she's defending her kids and their friends and everything else. So that's how we'll find out the cops from so I was all building stupid stuff but we
did it in empty parking lots. We did it not where our kids were playing and obviously I hope so I did but um but yeah the other day they did a burnout and my husband was going big dogs and they're barking and yelling my husband's
in a meeting. I go outside down there, ask them to stop, but then I look down there, there's like 12 of them getting out of three cars. I'm like, I'm not going down there by myself because I'M ONE PERSON. I'M NOT GOING TO go with 12 teenagers who are mostly dudes.
Not going to do it. But yeah, so that's become a huge issue, especially when it's like 101 at night and you hear him speaking out loud. So that particular person >> we talked about it at the public safety board meeting and Jordan was saying you
need to catch him in the act. It doesn't matter if you have it on video or anything. You need to catch him in the act. Well, even like he posted a video of him doing it in the parking lot the other day and I said this I can get behind you doing it in our street does not we all kids want to go continue doing this in
an empty parking lot and I thought maybe if I cheered him on was posting on Facebook that it wasn't in a residential area that maybe he get but Yeah, I guess. Yeah, there's nothing. >> What's that? Yeah, if there's nothing in our current ordinances that addresses
that, >> well, you know, like like him turning around, it's like does he have to kill somebody's pet child or something because that's going to happen, >> right? >> Does he have a license right now?
Well, I also noticed too that on Facebook, >> no, on Facebook I noticed that he is running a business. What's the legality of that within city limits? >> He is running a business out of his
home. What sort of business is this? >> It is a vehicle lighting something where he's putting like interior lights in modification and kind
I have a couple questions. Um, do we know the status of replacing the swings? I know I asked last year about it, but uh swings at the each park playground >> swings. >> Yep. >> And will that playground be doing an
upgrade on painting? And uh a citizen asked me if we could apply for a grant for the walking biking trail on from their out to the point to get redone.
I mean, yeah, we're always open to whatever, but it just depends on >> and then I thought we could include the path out to the point >> did you hear anything about the planters? No
>> concern on the tops. >> And they said they were coming back to do it. >> Yeah. No, it's about the cap that's supposed to be on the very top. >> Cap, I believe.
>> No, just to cap it off. >> The company never came back and finished the job. >> What is What is the cap supposed to accomplish? >> To finish off the flower. >> Is it just a raw concrete edge on the PL? But but it was that's what we were told
last year that they didn't finish the job and >> a cat. >> I would think that's a Kenny thing because that was from that >> American boom thing. Yeah, >> I was under the assumption that they
was part of the big project. in the in the shelter there. If you go look at the bar, if you walk down there, like the finish is off on one section, like you can see where it's all peeled. So, if you walk down there, take a look
at it. I just noticed it with arts and crafts kids. So, I don't know if it needs to be sealed again or something. So there's no damage or I don't know. >> What is Collins engineers checking in at
the diversion? >> Collins engineering. What are they checking in? They're at checking at the divers. >> I honestly do have gas in the area.
Yeah. One was one in the water and then another came. >> Right. Right. I just thought they had to contact. I'm not either, but it's all over. >> What was the wording called the thing that were supposed to
>> which means something totally different with kids these days? >> No, >> no cat. It's not seen. All right. Absolutely. the business
like the car businesses that were struggling with >> the kids lighting. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Uh my understanding is that would be prohibited. It would be like doing work on a car, service on a car, and that's excluded
from a home occupation permit. There's different levels of home occupation. There's level one and level two. I think level one is like permissible without a permit. Um, but if you have employees or you're doing different things, the permit and then there's some things that just are not
allowed at all. And uh I think vehicle service repair is one of those things. So, All right. Yeah, we know forget about any other question.
Go ahead. >> I'll second. Hi. >> Do I get to comment on that? >> All right. 5:30 on the dot. So, I will call the regular city of White Lakes council meeting for Tuesday, June 23rd. Uh, to order. Roll call, please.
>> Scott, >> here. >> Brent Mat's absent tonight. Uh, Ecman >> here. >> Jarala here. >> And Councelor Grahams is also absent tonight. >> All right. Thank you. Uh, please stand for the pledge of >> allegiance.
I aliance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> Okay, moving on to the consent agenda.
Has everybody had a chance to read through that? Any comments or questions for >> I have one >> anything in there? Yeah, go ahead. >> So I So historically you always track the investments in Excel for some reason. I actually logged on and for
some really nice reports. So it's uh it's not going to be an Excel version anymore. So I think this is a lot cleaner and gives you a lot bigger picture. >> This one with the range. >> Yeah, that one's really condensed, but there's a ton of different reports in there I can pull >> right from the website. So is this post
kind of you like reinvesting things or >> Okay. >> Yeah. So that's our total investment. >> Um >> yeah, >> that's all I had. >> No, just in case you noticed it's different. >> Yeah. Yeah. I appreciated the graph and how it kind of breaks everything down
into these little nice tables. So yeah, thanks for doing that. Um >> that one. That one. Yeah. Anything else? Hearing nothing. I will ask for a motion to approve the consent agenda as
presented. >> I'll make a motion. >> Motion from councelor Ecman, second from councelor Jarla. All those in favor? >> I. >> Any opposed? Hearing none. Motion carried. Moving on to the guests and citizens forum. Is there anybody that has any questions or comments?
Hearing nothing, we'll move on to reports from staff. City administrator Wyberg, anything from you tonight? >> Uh, nothing other than uh new investment reports. >> All right. Thank you. Uh, City Attorney Lewiki, anything from you? >> Uh, no. I don't have anything tonight for the agenda.
>> Sounds good. Thank you. Uh, moving on to reports from elected officials. Uh, councelor Java >> since the last meeting uh attended the planning commission which some from the council were at listened to the discussion from Northshore development
talking about possible housing basically multi-unit like an apartment in White Lakes possible location near the assisted living facility uh out on Kan Memorial Drive was discussed and they said they were definitely not recommending it via the Bose school
grounds so that it could be used for other type Yes. >> Well, the home park was brought up and at that time apparently there was no response from the owner. >> I don't know. Since then, >> um, one of the members of the planning commission said that he'd been out there. It was still just a big mess
>> and they've done nothing since then. Also, uh, attended the East Ring Water Board. It was a fairly standard meeting. We discussed the, uh, upcoming grand opening ceremony of the water plant which is going to be done in July. They've extended or are extending invitations to some of the politicians
that they're hoping to come on board for the backing for White Lakes to join the board and also about having the state certify the plant for providing and treating water to the three commun communities. Ian, I missed something for the planning commission. There's been
recent permits for a home, three garages, a shed, and a fence in town, >> which is nice to see people >> willing to build in town. And that's all I got. >> All right. You sound busy. Thank you. Uh >> Dave, Dave, I do have that guy's contact, so I'll email him
>> for the guy. >> That would be good. I You know, one one I can't guard >> Hector. Well, Hector's the owner. >> Oh, no. I'm talking the guy that's the head of the committee. But >> Jim,
>> is that it? Anyway, he he said he'd been out there and that place was still just a sky. >> Oh, Jim, right? Yeah, >> Jim Armstrong. >> Yeah, >> I drove out there the other day, too. And it's Yeah, >> I did, too. >> So, they've done nothing after
promising. >> No. And I think that last resident is still there. There were still people standing around there >> and and she told me at Jordan she was going to be out by last week sometime.
Um, is that maybe something you and Tamika can touch base on just to see if there >> I'll I'll reach out to him first. >> Okay. >> And then see where it goes. I mean, he seemed very logical and reasonable during the meeting. So, >> okay. >> We'll find out.
>> Sounds good. Thank you. Uh, Councelor Ecman, >> um, I went on a tour of the grocery store in Aurora the other day >> and it it looks pretty nice in there. He's just waiting on some inspections. and he said he's hoping to or he's going
to have it open by the 4th of July. So, just like not the deli or the butcher shop or something like that. He was waiting on some more >> inspections. And then after that, after the first, he's going to come to Ho Lakes and start working on the bowling alley because he would like to have the
bar area open by water carnival. And then in August, um, Brunswick is bringing lanes and all that kind of stuff. So, so that was kind of interesting. And then the he was talking about how it turned into a co-op. So, go
get your shares. >> Um, and then I went to the planning and zoning meeting, same thing as Dave. And also, I went to the Colby Ridge HOA meeting, which was pretty interesting. Uh, Mayor Scott was there, but that's about it.
>> All right. Thanks for the updates. Uh on my end, the county board was here today. Thanks to um city administrator Wyberg for welcoming them. I had to go into work um and wasn't able to. But yesterday we were able to um spend a good chunk of the day. Dean and I um
with the board and then local legislators and um the snowmobile ATV club. Folks from there um they took us on an ATV ride, got to see the the trails around town. So, uh, thank you to the Snowmobile ATV Club for all the work
they do. Um, it was fun to just kind of rip around town and spend time with those folks. Um, and then Al Hodnik and, um, folks from the snowmobile ATV club spoke about, um, Steven Chambers or the CCC camp. Um, kind of their planned ideas.
They had, um, like a plan laid out for what they're doing out there. So, it's nice that, yeah, they're they're working on that and planning on restoring that. Um, and I think they had mentioned that they got like $100,000 from the triple RB. >> That Yeah, that'll be funneled through
White Lakes, the fiscal agent on that. >> Yeah. So, it's nice that >> that was that for Steven Chambers or for the CCC camp. >> One in the same >> for that CC Steven Chambers. >> Yeah, they built that, but I was wondering if they were going to do anything. >> I don't There's nothing to for out there at the camp. Okay.
>> Right. >> Be nice if there was a plaque or memorial, but right now there's no talk of it. Mhm. So, yeah, they got some funds to start. Um, well, they have been working on it, but some extra funds to do some extra work. So, it's nice that there's something being done out there.
So, um, yeah, but that's that's about it. Um, moving along. Nothing for old business. We'll >> I've got one I got a call just before coming here for the meeting from one of the citizens who's got one of the lots up on Leeds in Melbourne.
>> Oh. Wondering about where that's at. We're very close. >> Yeah. Well, I told a bunch of those people last year because the county told me that it was going to be done by fall >> and they turned me into a liar on it. >> Um Joel, do you do you mind speaking to
this? >> Yeah. No, I can. So, uh we are really close. So, we have the uh petition for the finalized RLS 150 and surveyor's affidavit. those are in final review to make sure they pass what the u examiner
needs uh to issue those certificates and can and then actually be able to convey them. And so that I expect that process to be finalized pretty soon. Um and and by that I mean uh it's in uh review with the surveyor right now. The affidavit
portion the the petitions completed they'll be getting submitted. I don't know what the timing with the county is going to be to review that. They've been pretty quick on stuff recently. So, >> yeah. And I think the St. Louis County
um auditor yesterday when we spoke, she was on the trail ride with us, so >> put another bug in her ear. >> Good. >> And she was very good. >> They'll be glad to hear that. >> Um Thank you. >> Yeah. the LA over the last handful of
months there's a lot of progress since >> since last year. So slowly moving along unfortunately but fortunately that's yeah something's being done but yeah thanks for checking in about that. Um moving past old business we'll move into new business 10.1 we have a resignation
letter from uh Lisa Whipler from the EMS department. Um pretty standard. Yeah, we get these whenever folks are looking at um yeah, resigning as EMTs. Um so yeah, we just have the letter from
her. Um any comments or questions regarding that? >> How many of you are on that service? >> Breny and I. >> The two of you are. >> Yeah. You might have to table that
acceptance of the resignation till you'd have a quorum to vote on it. >> Sure. >> To be able to pass that. >> Okay. >> Cuz you should both technically abstain. >> Okay. Yeah, we can we can table that um
for our next meeting. Um yeah, no sort of hurry on that. Um so yeah, we will revisit that at the next meeting. Um, but thanks to her for all the time she's spent on the EMS department. I think it's 10 plus years. So >> So can we tell her she can't quit? >> Right. Yeah. So
>> sorry. >> Until until next meeting. Yeah. We'll force her to come in for a few extra. Yep. Exactly. We'll get >> um So table that for tonight. Uh so we'll move on to 102. Uh resolution 2026
013 governing governing governing the counting of right in votes for local elective office. Um do you mind speaking to that Dean? >> Yeah, >> I think in my conversation >> so this is a resolution governing the
county of right in votes for local elected office. >> Oh, perfect. Um, so yeah, when I talked with Tammy about it, I mean, it's something we do um whenever we do elections. It's just a requirement that we we have. So, >> any comments or questions?
>> Yeah, this just changes to match the statutory language for the number of days in advance it needs to be. >> It went to 19 days. So, you'll see the the previous one that was signed is in there for an example of when it was 7
days. That's the next page. This is just referencing that it's uh 19 days prior for the notice. >> So otherwise it's standard uh and what's previously been done. >> Sounds good. >> Yeah, thanks for pointing that out. Um
any other comments or questions for this resolution? Hearing none, I'll ask for a motion to approve uh resolution 202613. >> I'll make a motion. Motion from councelor Ecman, second from councelor Jarala. All those in favor?
>> I. Any opposed? Hearing none. Motion carried. Moving on to 10.3. Um we have VIA engagement letter for GASB 75 services. Lot of letters. Can you
please explain what that means to us Dean? So, this is the VIA actual service solutions. They do the it's part of our annual audit that they it's for where's my cheat notes? Um, retiree benefits that we pay for
them on their behalf and then to ensure that it's funded, they kind of do their own little audit and that gets put in with our big audit and Tom asked for it every year. It's been it's been in statute or law since 2017 2018 and they've done it every year since.
So I guess I I did not include it but at the end of the there's a whole another part to this where we have to provide like employee employee numbers rates um and benefits paid and then they put it all in a nice little report.
Um and then yeah, in talking with Tammy, it sounds like we've gone through these folks for the past several years also. So, >> um and then yeah, like Dean had mentioned, it sounds like every year, um the auditor Tom Kelly that does the auditing for the city, um ask for it and
it sounds like it's a requirement. So, um hearing that information, is there anybody that has any questions or comments regarding that? Hearing nothing, I'll ask for a move or ask ask for a motion to um approve um
using these folks to to provide that service. >> So moved. >> Motion from councelor Java. Is there a second? >> I'll second. >> Second from councelor Ecman. All those in favor? >> I. Any opposed? Hearing none. Motion carried. Then moving along to 10.4 4 Max
Gray Arena Pay application number 16. Um, anything special with this, Dean? >> No, not not necessarily. There's $98,600 left to pay on the arena project. So, you still have punch list items to complete. So, that is the retainage that
we're holding back until all the punch list items are complete or or we're satisfied with them. >> What was that amount again? >> The remaining amount. This check's going out for $125,000. >> Yeah. What was that other amount you mentioned? >> That's the retainage of the entire project. >> The total was
>> the total project we we bonded and and borrowed 4.8 million. >> You I thought I heard a $900 and some thousand figure. >> 98 98 >> 98 retainage. Okay. >> It's going to come in significantly
under the 4.8. So, we'll once this is all done and we get final invoicing, then we'll do a little audit and see what we're going to do with the remaining proceeds if there's any. >> Um, but just hearing that, it sounds like we have funds to pay this. Um, >> yes, >> 125.
>> It's already been actually been submitted to the RB for reimbursement. >> So, we should be receiving those funds shortly, which is half of 50% 125,880.3 cents.
Sounds good. Do we have any idea on how many more pay applications we'll be getting or >> I'm guessing there's only Well, there should only be one more and that would be to pay out the retainage. >> Okay. >> But we need to be satisfied that with these remaining items are completed, >> right?
>> The RB grant expires this month. So, I'm going to have I already talked to Ir um we're going to have to file an extension because this isn't going to get closed out this month. >> Okay. >> At the rate this is going. And how long does that extension go for? A year or Okay. >> I I believe it's a year, but Jerry said,
"Don't worry." I RB said, "Don't worry about it." You know, we'll we'll cross that bridge when we get there. So, >> Okay. >> They've been really good to work with as well. >> Sounds good. Yeah. Hopefully. Yeah. Within before a year, we're able to close everything out, but yeah, if we
want to make sure we get that money and can use it. Is everything pretty much done at the arena with >> Yeah, there there's some small things that didn't get done that were supposed to be done such as saw and not seated, you know, that were disputing and then
some painting and some a number of other small items. We're talking a couple of few days of work, but >> okay, >> we're getting some push back or we're not getting push back. It's between Max Gray and SE right now. And then their subs.
Uh any other comments or questions for this pay application? Hearing nothing, I'll ask for a motion to approve paying uh pay application number 16. I have >> I'm just reading
>> since I got on the council. I have not voted or seconded or whatever made a motion to pay these because I wasn't involved. >> Okay. >> On the council when this has been done. I will begrudgingly do so right now.
>> It's almost done, Dave. It's almost done. >> Right. >> Well, I wasn't involved when it started, so >> I've held back. >> Nor was I. >> All right. It's a It's been a great project overall, I think, for the city. >> Um, yeah, if you have any issues, take it up with Brent and Sherry made that
motion. So, um, but yeah, thanks for >> Dave cuz >> right. Um, so motion from council. Is there a second? >> I'll second. >> Second counc. >> All those in favor? >> I approve. >> Motion carried.
>> That is it for our agenda. So, I'll ask for a motion for adjournment. >> So moved. Motion from councelor Java. Is there a second? >> I'll second. >> Second from councelor Ecman. All those in favor? >> I. Any opposed? Hearing? None. Motion carried. Thank you.