Okay, it's 5:30 p.m. I'd like to call the uh City of International Falls uh city council regular meeting to order. It's Tuesday, February 17th, 2026. Uh would you please rise and join us in the pledge of >> allegiance?
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.
>> Thank you. Roll call. Uh, Mayor Dill is uh, absent tonight. Otherwise, all other counselors are here. Um, moving to the agenda. Do we have a motion to approve the uh, agenda as presented? >> I'll make that motion.
>> Motion by councelor Holden. >> I'll second. >> Second by councelor Buller. Discussion. Hearing none. Call question. >> I. >> I. I. >> Now vote yes.
Agenda is approved. Moving on to the approval of minutes. Uh minutes of Monday, February 2nd, 2026, regular city council meeting. And number two, minutes of Monday, February 9th, 2026, committee
of the whole meeting. Uh do we have a motion to approve both sets of minutes? >> I'll move. >> Motion by councelor Kaylor. We have a second. >> Second. >> Second by councelor Holden. Discussion hearing none call question.
>> I >> I >> I >> I I'll vote yes. Um passes unanimously. Okay, moving on to payments and claims. So, accounts payable and claims City of
International Falls claims $467,226.7 International Falls Public Library Board claims $7,7144 total accounts payable $474 94 4749 $927.51. Do I have a motion to pay the bills?
>> So move. >> Motion by councelor Buller. >> Second. >> Second by councelor Holden. Discussion. Hearing none. Call question. >> I >> I >> I
>> I motion carries. Uh moving on to our audience open forum portion. If anyone would like to come up and address the council, please come and state your name and address. And you have 5 minutes. >> Good afternoon. Um Bob Negro,6008th
Avenue East. Um, I wanted to come and just read a comment uh to the city council. Um, knowing that the city council will be considering the proposed band shell design submitted by the committee at tonight's meeting, I wanted to take the m a moment to express my
thanks for the opportunity to serve on that committee. After thoughtful discussion, I believe the option the committee has moved forward and is a sound choice. It reflects a design that is familiar to our community and honors the historic character of the previous
structure while incorporating subtle modifications to expand accessibility and functionality all while remaining mindful of budgetary constraints. Throughout this process, the committee evaluated a wide range of possibilities. We discussed options that included re
relocating the reconstruction to a different city property, pursuing a completely new design concept, and even considering not rebuilding the structure at all. Ultimately, after listening to feedback from community residents, it became clear there was interest in a
design that reflected the previous band show. As the committee reviewed each option, we remained mindful of the available budget and worked to ensure that the recommended design would align with those financial parameters. Of course, we understand the uncertainty
that can come with contract bids and it is possible that costs may exceed available funds. However, there may be opportunities to address any shortfall, whether that be through discussions with the insurance providers, thoughtful modifications to the proposed structure,
maybe a comm community-led fundraising effort, or other solutions. Ultimately, we'll need to see what the bids come back as. The outcome of this effort serves as an example of how effective the process can be when the necessary time to work and intended uh as intended
is allowed. By thoughtfully exploring options, listening to public input, and weighing practical considerations, the committee arrived at a proposal that reflects both community values and fiscal responsibility. Again, thanks for allowing me to be part
of that committee. I believe that the proposal brought forward this evening represents a reasonable and responsible path forward, one that is both familiar to our residents and reflective of the historic structure that meant so much to the community. So, I just wanted to share these comments u and please
recognize that they are my comments alone, not the committees of not the comments of the committee as a whole, though I can guess that many of them probably have the same perspective that I do. So, thank you. Uh, just one thing, Bob. I would say, um, this sounds like you're getting off the committee. It's
not over yet. >> It is not. >> No, >> we're not letting you out that easy. Okay. We got a ways to go yet, but we're there. But thank you for your comments. I really appreciate it. >> Counselors, any >> Thank you. >> Yeah. Thank you. >> And and thanks to the council committee
on that. You guys did a good job. So, way to work it out. Good deal. Okay, I see no other audience. Open forums. Uh, moving on to old business. Uh, consider the first reading of the amendment contract ordinance setting
water and sewer rates. Um, now councilors, you remember we already did this one time, but we uh had some discrepancies, so it had to be redone. So, this will be the first reading over again. Um, Administrator Bertram, would you like to add anything to that?
>> Thank you, Councelor Wner and um, committee. The the commercial rate for Reineer um had an an error in it. Um, it was updated. Um, the updated document is now in front of you. Um, we reviewed it with our financial group along with um,
staff and we updated that. So, the contract ordinance before you um, reflects that change of the commercial reineer rate only. that is the only change and update to that. Um so we just want to make sure that you know it is um
it's fair, it's transparent and you know all the our eyes are dotted and tees are crossed and so we apologize for the um error but um it was found and corrected and that is what's before you tonight. >> Okay. So we have the first reading. Would anybody like to motion to I'll
make that motion. Motion by councelor Buller. >> I'll second it. Second by councelor Holden. Uh discussion anyone hearing? None question. >> I >> I
>> I >> I uh motion passes for the first time again. Okay. Number two under old business. So you have a feasibility report for the buminous paving of 6th Avenue West between 17th Street and 19th Street and
consider adoption of a resolution uh receiving feasibility study report and calling hearing on improvement for buminous paving. Um would you like to talk to us sir Jason? >> Good evening council.
>> Yep. councilors. Um yes, in October we received a petition to pave uh the two blocks um between 17th Street and uh where 19th Street would cross on 6th Avenue. Um so after looking at that
property and preparing the feasibility report, it um it is something we should consider. Um it's some it is feasible to do. Uh, one concern I have is that there's a lot of empty space in that area and we may want to consider extending utilities to those property
lines so that they're available. But that's something we can do as we're doing this process going through this uh assessment process. So >> prior to paving you want to anything that's underground. >> Yes. Before we pave it. So that's something we want to consider. So um but
we can do that in line with this uh process for this paving. So, um, yeah, the estimate we came up with is kind of a worst case scenario if we had to like pull up the gravel and put down fabric and and build it up. We
won't know that for certain until we do some borings and actually survey it. But, um, but this would be the worst case scenario as far as a cost to do it. Um, so the the overall cost of the
lineal per foot we came up with was it's in the report have it right in front of me, but it was 95 $9548 a quote um is what we come up with. So at this point uh in order to follow the
timeline that's in the feasibility report we would have to call the the public hearing for the improvement and at that point we can make the decision whether the property owners and whether the council wants to proceed with this this project. So >> uh do we was this petition pretty
overwhelming for the >> um they had the appropriate number percentage of signatures? >> Okay. Yes. >> Um and that's all that's required. I mean they they reached the percentage required of signatures for to submit the petition.
>> Okay. Any other questions councilors? >> Council Wagner. >> Yeah. >> Just for in addition, the resolution does state that we will be holding the public hearing on the 16th of March. >> Correct. I agree. >> Yeah. >> Council action. Anyone? I'll move to set
the hearing date. >> Yeah. Second. >> Councelor Kaylor made a motion to uh set the hearing date. Seconded by councelor Buller. Any other discussion hearing? None. Call question.
>> I I >> I move that forward. Thank you, Jason. Okay, moving on to the consent agenda agenda. Uh the year 2026 business license as
presented. So looks like we have fireworks license. >> Nice. Um any any uh background you'd like to give us on that, Lisa? I don't know if they had all the proper um paperwork um
when they submitted their application. So um they were just late in submitting it because they weren't sure if they were going to um offer fireworks within their store this year. >> Okay. All right. Any any questions from council? Okay. We have a motion to move this
forward. >> I'll make that motion. >> Motion by councelor Holden. We have a second. >> Second by councelor Kaylor. Any discussion? >> No discussion on consent. >> You do? >> No, there's no discussion on consent.
>> Well, that's right. That's right. Second. Uh, all in favor? >> I >> I >> I >> Motion carried. >> Is that what you need, Lisa? There for that one. >> Thank you very much. >> Okay. All right. New business. Well, we're
going to be talking to the Bass people here, it looks like. Come on up if you would like. >> The Bass person. >> Yeah. >> Bass person. >> Just the person. >> Yeah. Who said they're going to be here? >> I'll just read them. >> Yeah. >> I'll just read them and we'll go over them as I go through. Is that okay with
you, N? >> Sounds good. Yes. I'm Nancy Peterson, 11:06 8th Avenue here on behalf of the International Falls Bass Championship. >> Okay. So one, we have considered the use of Smokeoky Bear Park in partnership with International Falls Bass Championship for 2026 International
Falls Bass Championship Tournament scheduled August 27th through the 26th uh 2026 use of the park August 25th through the 30th, 2026
from the IFBC board. Um would you like to expound on that at all or? >> Yes, thank you. Um well, first of all, I'd love to thank the city of International Falls for unwavering support of the the Bass tournament over the past 23 24 years. Um it takes a
community to put this event on and we've always had the backing of the city which and the city workers and we so appreciate it. So, thank you very much for that. Um, we would like to ask for the use of the park from that Tuesday, uh, which I believe is the 25th through
the Sunday when we would take down the tent. We do start putting up the tent on the Tuesday now because it's just such a large event that it takes us that additional time to do that. Um, one other thing that it's not technically on here and we may have you may have to put
it on a different agenda, but um, I would like to al also ask permission to um, use the second street from 8th Avenue down around the corner to the alley at Orton's to be able to block that off to park the anglers vehicles
and boats once they come through the weigh-ins. Um it's become a problem since Bakus um ca became apartments. There's nowhere to put these anglers vehicles and and things when they come through and um we need somewhere to to
park them when when they're done weighing in. So I would like to request that um it would not interfere with the alley behind Orton's gas station. It would be from that point around the corner just to 8th Avenue. And it also would not affect um the Boise employees
being able to get in and out of that parking lot there as well in Boise. So, >> and that's not on here tonight. >> That is not on here. So, if it needs to be on a different Yeah. We can certainly we can certainly do that and I can come back and ask.
>> Can Can you uh bring that in written form and we can >> I sure will >> and go over it after that. Right. make sure uh chief has a chance to look through it and um public works probably too has to look through that. See what they everything works out for you guys
first before we say yes or no. >> Yep. >> Um get them guys to take it over. >> Sounds good. Thank you. We'll do that. >> Sounds good. Um so would you want to do the first one? >> I'll move. >> There's a motion by councelor Kaylor. >> Second
>> for use of the park. Second by councelor Holden. >> Um, any other discussion or questions for Nancy? >> Okay. Call question. >> I >> I >> I motion carries. Okay. The second one,
in case you want to weigh in on this one, too, you can. That's up to you. Consider adoption of resolution approving the International Falls Bass Championship application for a permit for a 1-day to 4-day temporary onsale liquor license for the annual
International Falls Bass Championship tournament held August 27th through the 29th, 2026 at Smoky Bear Park, 6003rd Street, International Falls. >> I'll make that motion. >> Motion by councelor Buller. Do we have a second?
>> Second. Second from councelor Holden. Uh discussion, any questions? >> Hearing none. >> I >> I >> I >> I motion carries. Thank you. And number three for you. Why
you busy up here now? You're going to come back again, too. >> Yeah. >> Or maybe you can get somebody else to come in for the next one. >> No, I'll come back. >> Oh, okay. Consider the >> I don't trust them to get me back. He's thinking, "Why bother? They're not going to come anyhow." >> Okay.
Consider the adoption of resolution approving the International Falls Bass Championship application, for example, for exempt permit to sell raffle tickets with the drawing to be held Saturday, August 29th, 2026 at Smoky Bear Park,
6003rd Street, International Falls. We have a motion. >> I'll make that motion. >> Motion by Councelor Holden. Do we have a second? >> Second. Second by councelor Moore. Questions. >> I >> I
>> I all in favor. >> Not your >> Thank you. Not your appreciate you coming up. That's that's great. >> We all know it's a great tournament and the community looks forward to it. So, whatever we can do to help.
Okay, moving on to number four. Uh, approve employment agreement with uh, Scott Worley for chief of police position and authorized signatures. >> I'll make that motion. >> We have a motion by councelor Holden. >> Second. >> Second by councelor Buller.
>> One second. >> Can I um, >> sure? >> There's one kind of typo on there that hopefully you are willing to do friendly amendments for for the signature lines. Um, I'm not sure why I didn't catch this sooner. It has mayor and then city
attorney. That should not be me. >> That should be city administrator. >> Okay. >> Um, I did that wrong. No one else did that. But if you're okay with that friendly amendment that it would be the mayor, the city attorney, and the chief of police, that's fine. >> City administrator. >> We'll get it right.
>> Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. I'm okay with it. >> Okay. >> Second. Okay. >> So, uh, you're okay with the amendment, Councelor Holden? your motion and your second. >> Okay. >> Do you have that? >> Thank you.
>> Okay. Any other questions uh on the contract for anyone? We have a motion and second. So question is open. Anybody call question? >> I I
>> I motion carries. You just got to get it signed. Chief, >> I guess I didn't ask if you have a problem with changing the signature line, but I'd assume it's okay. >> Okay. Uh, number five, authorize the
police department to use Smoky Bear Park for National Night Out from 400 p.m. to 700 p.m. on Tuesday, August 4th, 2026. Chief Wley, would you like to discuss this at all with us? Thank you, Councelor Wgner and
counselors. Um, we just like to uh continue the annual uh National Night Out event this year, partnering with all the other law enforcement agencies as well as county attorney's office and many other
entities that take part, border patrol, customs, everyone. and we feel that it is a it's a great night to get together at uh Smoky Bear Park. Weather is usually nice that time time of year and it's a good gathering, a good place to meet up with
uh everyone in the public. So, we just like to take part in that activity again. Um, I don't know if there'll be a conflict with the the Banshell project if that is going through at the time, but anyway, that is our date and our
request at this time. >> Yeah, we we'll make it work. I'm sure that's a that's a really nice thing that you guys do there. >> Thank you. >> It's very well attended from what I've seen. >> Do we have a a motion for the use of the Smoky Bear Park for National Night Out?
>> I'll move. Councelor Kaylor. >> Second. >> Second. Councelor Buller. Any other discussion or questions for Chief? >> I would just add to go along with what National Night Out is about his community connections. And maybe a week
or so ago, I saw the chief leading by example playing dodgeball with some students at the high school. So that's good to see. And other officers are out every now and then. You see them out. um mixing it up with the kids and the
public. So >> that helps in the long run, I'm sure. >> I enjoy it. I like forging connections with the kids at school. So it's a good thing. >> Excellent. >> Uh call the question. >> I >> I >> I >> I motion carries.
>> Thank you all. >> Good to go. >> Okay. Number six, land use and uh legislation and land use recommendation. Consider first reading of ordinance to amend the International Falls Code of Ordinances by enacting chapter 10-15,
deer feeding prohibited. Uh do we have a motion? Seeing none, uh any uh discussion? My thoughts on this? I'd like to see the ordinance come about, but unless we've
got it all planned on who's going to enforce this ordinance and how we're going to enforce it, there's no sense making an ordinance. I'm all for an ordinance for deer feeding that's prohibiting deer feeding because um I know there's been numerous ones just within one week period after talking to
an insurance agent that have been hit by cars and just right in the city limits within there's six of them within one one week. So, we do need it, but I I think we need a little more little more studying on the ordinance to to uh figure out how we're going to enforce
it, who's going to enforce it, what's it's going to be like, what's it going to look like, and then um we can put it forward. Otherwise, if we don't enforce it, let's not do it then. I mean, it's got to take
>> I would agree with councelor Bowler that we need an idea how we're going to for who's going to enforce it. I have a little problem with uh dependent on our police department be forcing it solely because they got other things they got
to take care of manpower wise and stuff. So, >> um any pleasures with it or what you would >> send it back to committee or >> I'd like to send it back to committee
and have them come back up here with the >> with the plan of enforcement on it. >> So would you like it to go back to legislation and land use or committee there first and then >> bring it back into committee the whole after that? >> Okay.
>> Um what would you like to put that in a form? >> I'll make that a motion. >> Thank you. Councelor Puller. Councelor Bowler has made a motion to send back to legislation and land use. Do we have a second? >> Second. >> Second by councelor Holden. Any other discussion?
>> Just if I could clarify for kind of the public here um by the council choosing not to do anything right now. If citizens want something like this in place, they still have the opportunity to do their own petition to have that ordinance placed. So, it's not an end
all where they're saying no right now or we're not doing it right now. If it's very important to citizens, they can still bring a petition to create this ordinance. >> Thank you. Called question. >> I >> I >> I >> I
>> Thank you. All right. Moving on to P public works committee recommendation. approve a proposal from Bolton and Mink to provide support to update the emergency response plan, the ERP for the city as requested by US Environmental Protection
Agency EPA in accordance with Safe Drinking Act, the S SW SDWA section 1433. Anybody? >> I'll move. >> Motion by councelor Kaylor. Is there a second? Second.
>> Second by councelor Holden. Discussion. >> Uh I would like to ask Jason I we were on the one watershed plan committee. I just got did would this be something we qualified for >> to do with our drinking water?
>> Right. Oh well treatment. >> Okay. >> All right. Thanks. I couldn't remember. >> Any other discussion? All question. >> I I >> I >> I motion carries.
>> Okay. Uh B. Approved proposal from Bolton and Mink to provide support to update the risk and resilience assessment RR for the city as requested by US Environmental Protection Agency EPA in accordance with the safe drinking
SWA SDWA section 1433. >> Okay. >> So move second >> motion by councelor Buller, second by councelor Holden. Uh is this a similar thing? Uh Jason,
>> yes, these are both required every five years by the EPA. >> Ah okay. >> So and in the future we expect that the city staff will be able to update it but with the staffing changes that we've had just they asked us to bring this proposal. >> Okay, sounds good. Any uh other
discussion? >> All question I I >> I motion carries. All right, moving on. Committee of the whole recommendations. Um, uh, here we go. Approve the preliminary design and
authorization letting bids for the replacement of the band shell structure. >> Oh, >> go ahead. >> I'll move. >> There's a there's a motion by councelor Kaylor. >> Second. >> Second by councelor Buller. Uh, discussion. Councelor Kaylor.
I've just said I we like uh Bob said, we come up with a good plan and this will be a start and will this way when we get the bids we'll be able to find out where we're at, what we can do, if we're good or got to make some other adjustments.
>> This is not that this is just bids. We won't this is not letting up money. We're trying to see where we're at, if the structure we designed fits in the what we what we have uh earmarked so so to speak for for paying for the rebuild.
Any other discussion? >> Call question. >> I >> I >> I >> I motion carries. Okay. Approve changing police vehicle decals as vehicles are rotated out of the fleet
and replaced with new squads over the next couple of years. Do we have a motion? >> So move. >> Motion by councelor Buller. Do we have a second? >> Second. >> Second by councelor Holden. Discussion hearing. None.
>> I >> I motion carries. Um, where are we at here? >> Okay. See, no, another one for chief. Chief might want to talk to us about this one when we get to it. Here. Proof
declaring two police vehicles surplus property and authorized removal of equipment and sale of vehicles with the proceeds placed in the police capital outlay. I guess the first question I have is uh is this an auction or how are you what
are you doing with this stuff? So we we were partnered with Enterprise Renar um >> for the vehicles. They have I just attended the enterprise meeting here last month uh couple weeks ago and they
said that they could sell the vehicles for us at market value and then if they did sell they could roll the the proceeds into our current account that we have with them and then just put put
the money from the sale of the vehicles towards our account. >> Okay. If that works. >> Is that what you want to do? >> I would like to do that. Yes. >> Okay. >> Um, I'll move.
>> Okay. Motion by councelor Kaylor to uh >> roll second >> a second by councelor Buller to uh roll over the surplus vehicles into the uh lease agreement basically. >> Yes. Correct.
>> Any questions? Just I want to make sure that and these are vehicles that we had bought outright before we went to the lease program. >> One is one is owned by us and then the other one would be a a lease >> that um is coming to the end of its
>> life. So >> okay. >> Thanks chief. >> Thank you. >> Any questions? Good. >> Call question. Hi. Hi. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> You're up again, Scott. >> Yep. Yeah, you might as well stay right there. Chief,
>> don't worry. There's plenty of helper. >> Every once in a while, this happens. >> Thank you. >> Okay. Uh D. Authorize hiring two full-time patrol officers for the police department. Council action. We have a motion. >> I'll make that motion. >> Motion by councelor Balden. We have a
second. >> I'll move. >> Second by councelor Kaylor. discussion >> just that I think we're at a in a position we're able to do this with the loss of numbers we've had over this year
with the not hiring of one but also the retirement of the previous chief and assistant chief and possibilities of a another uh officer leaving
uh just to keep us semi at whole staff cuz we don't want to uh be working guys over time and day after day and stuff like that. I think to give us better service for the public, I think we're in a good position to do
this. And I do believe we have a was it that long ago we did a roster, I believe, was there? >> That is correct. We do >> we we do have a roster that is not that old. >> Um and we do have a couple
applicants that were still on that roster that are available and we would open up another at at a time that is that is appropriate in the near future. Um
and then start another new application process and then attempt to hire from that list. So I and I asked that question just so we know that we're ready to we have a list we have people that whenever we
decide to go ahead we have that part's taken care of. >> It should be fairly quickly right if if we move ahead tonight you should be able to move ahead. >> Is that what you're getting that call? Yeah. Thank you. >> Any other questions for chief? >> Thank you very much. Call the question.
I >> I >> I >> I motion carries. >> Thank you. >> Okay. Any other business to come before council tonight? Seeing none, uh you have reports of all the boards and committees and department
heads. CD administrator, do you have anything you'd like to >> I have nothing additional. Thank you. >> Okay. Uh I think believe we have the police monthly report in our packet and we've bothered you enough tonight I think chief. So unless you want to come
up and talk to us again. Uh fire rescues in your packet. Um reports from the mayor and the council boards and commissions. Anybody have updates from any uh meetings? >> No. Our uh >> got meetings coming up, don't you? Some of them.
>> Yeah. our our application for the uh position of director at the uh north coach is is done with now we've had four applica applicants that we have on the 9th of March we will be
uh meeting and interviewing them so that they can whoever is the one that we choose would be coming on board would be approved at the next at the next board meeting in March 17th. So, perfect. That's where we're at on that
one. Anyway, um we're getting our report from all the 21,000 feet of televising that they did to the uh our sew our sewer section this summer that we had a grant for that we got done. And uh Jason gave us a report this
morning that he would have all the findings put together here within the next couple weeks so that we can go over those and find out and get a get a plan of attack at what we got going on there. So other than that, we're good. >> Good. Any uh any other
>> Just a reminder to everybody, the council and the people in the audience that next Tuesday the 24th, >> 5:30 at the third floor courtroom at the county courthouse, a public hearing on the county's proposed taxing district
for sport ambulance. >> Yeah. Yes, please attend. Your voice heard. Uh we had a public safety meeting today and we have discussed some uh electric bikes are going to be a topic that we're going to be looking at
what we can do to ensure safety around them coming this summer. So that was one of our big ones we looked at today. Okay. Audience open forum. Um, if you would like to come up and address the council, you have give your name and address and you have five minutes if
you'd like. >> Hello everyone. My name is Lois Lundine uh 2222 3rd Avenue East. And actually I have a question on that last topic on the electric bikes. Does that include electric scooters that are in town or is it just bicycles? >> Do you know? Um well I I've kind of got
a draft ordinance we have from a different city and I I don't remember seeing scooters but um it's it's a very good thing we should probably add >> I think we should given the number of scooters and people riding um you know we all have driving concerns about them because they just they appear out of
nowhere. I do think that because they're motorized that they should have some um there should be some discussion about that too if you would please. >> Thank you. Yeah, we can put that down. >> Um, the other the other piece that I wanted to talk to you about, I wanted to thank you for your action tonight on the
deer feeding ordinance. Um, deer are everywhere. I'm not a fan of having them in my yard either, but I was reading through this proposed ordinance and when you take it back for discussion, I'd really like for you to look at the section on enforcement. Um, it says any
employee or agent of the city who is authorized by the city council, city of International Falls police officer or other law enforcement officer may enter any premises to investigate or inspect premises for prohibited deer feeding
activities to eliminate this public nuisance. Um, I see this as a risk if it's not really clarified a bit better. It sounds as though any employee of the city who's authorized by the city council can at will go onto someone's property to investigate whether there's an
infraction happening. It's not asking for permission of the property owner. There's no sort of warrant or anything. I just think that needs to be tightened up because it could lead that person into a place where they shouldn't be um with a property owner who maybe is not
agreeable. It just puts the city at risk for something. So whether that's the intent or not, I just think the language really needs to be cleaned up um to indicate that permission needs to be requested otherwise that person can observe from the street or do any of those other ordinary things that they're
allowed to do. But I just really think it should be cleaned up. Um we all know that once an ordinance is put into place, it's hard to remove it. It's hard to back it off. So just make sure you have it tight before you put it to a vote. >> That's my request. >> Good. Thank you.
>> Thank you. Any anyone else? Okay, see none. Uh you have uh correspondence uh in your packet from the International Falls Public Library meeting information. Reminders, the next regular regular city
council meeting is Monday, March 2nd, 2026 at 5:30 p.m. here in council chambers. And we are joured.