everywhere. You two ready down there? Okay. We'll call them meeting to order at 7:00. Please stand for the pledge. I pledge allegiance 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. Is it going? Yeah. All right. At 7:01, we will open our public hearing for our accessory structures. Okay. Uh, the planning commission has
been looking at this the last few months. Uh, Andy and I, Mayor Andy and I have been discussing this for a little while, but we've had several requests to reconsider the accessory structure size that is allowed in our city ordinance. Right now, the current ordinance calls
for 900 ft. And if anything is requested above 900 square feet, the applicant applies for a variance. You know, we've had a couple of those the last couple years. Um, like I said, we've had a handful of requests because sometimes a I'm just going to say a 30x30 shed might
not be big enough for a couple vehicles in the workbench type situation. So, the planning commission asked us to research what other communities in the area have done. Uh, CJ Betcher did a great great job researching. I think you had 11 or 12 different cities in the area. Yeah.
Um planning commission looked at all that uh decided to kind of do a marry if you will of the ordinance that Eagle Lake and Alleion has. So basically everything is pretty much the same. the setbacks. None of
that has changed, but what we're looking at is increasing the 900 ft² limit to 2,000 square ft or 50% of your rear yard, whichever is less. Um, I don't know if you guys know
my yard well enough, but I mean, I have a pretty decent sized lot, but I wouldn't even be able to do that 2,000 to mine. So, there's a lot of lots in town that they're just not big enough to do. Um, yeah, like I said, thanks to CJ for doing that. The planning commission
does recommend that you adopt the ordinance that is attached here. If you do that, we will notify the summary notice in the newspaper next week and then once it's published in the newspaper, it becomes official. You have any questions for CJ
or I or Kyle? When did we move to the 900? Was it always 900? No. Um I want to say maybe eight or nine years ago. And the reasoning for that was do we know or is there lost in time?
Yeah. I I don't honestly. Gotcha. Um my concern in it is the 9 ft sidewalls. If we're wishing to get some of these campers out of sight 6 months of the year, you can't fit that in a 9
ft sidewall building. And the 20 foot for height I think is fine, but uh you're going to need a 12 to 13 ft sidewall to get a camper in with an overhead door.
Well, the planning committee's main goal behind it was to try to keep the integrity of the neighborhood and the yards. So if they if they want a taller building, they can still seek a special variance. Correct. Correct. They could.
Yeah. Conditional use. Conditional use. or for lack of better terms, if you want to jack that up right now, then you don't have to, you know, instead of and uh do we need to add something in there
that says uh an additional building on your property can't be used for a business so that somebody doesn't put one up to run an auto repair place or uh well they're not they're not in a
business district so I mean zoning would cover that yeah and I mean if that was then you would have a home occupation situation that's in our ordinance already okay y I would like to see it the 9 ft sidewall stay and let the planning and zoning
commission handle it on a case by case basis if somebody needs higher sidewalls. We've got one building in town that I know of that I'm not don't really think fits the yard the best and trying to stay away from that.
Yes. Is this public comment? It is for you. I don't want to interrupt just her or anybody. Okay. I was going to say I thought this was public hearing. I um I have some discussions. First of all, what's the cost to apply?
It's 300 bucks, I believe. Okay. Um and um and I really appreciate the thoughtfulness that was that went into this. I do
think I comment about um campers is pretty legit. We've got a lot of campers that get cars and um even bad weather comes in and they've got a
shed. That's a lot better than they want. Um, I suspected some of the reasons why it went from whatever it was to 900 ft to what you're considering now
is just the sheer size of lots and how that has increased as we put new development. My lot is almost an acre and we have lots on on Westside and out in
um Northwood that are much larger than the old part of town and that that drives some of this. Um, is there a way that you can
tie the the square footage together with the sidewall height even to 12 ft? I think most campers would go in a 12T sidewall, but just a thought. If you're by the
time you put up a 2,000 foot shed, you don't have to story. At least that's that's interest. Okay, we need to say names and addresses, please.
Dean Malts and we have a small camper. So I don't think Yeah. And I think a main part of this discussion with the planning commission too over the meetings is that Andy you were alluding to this but the accessory
structures um you know the siding and the appearance has to be similar to the house to the residence. That was some important aesthetic of not so right. Yep.
Is there any other comment on this? So we could set a baseline basically and those who are building it for camper storage I mean life for variance for right.
which I don't. This should cover 90% of what most people want to think. I agree. A motion to adopt ordinance 2025-f as
written. All in favor? I we will close the public hearing at 7:10. Is there any changes or additions to the agenda? No. Uh let me try to get This is like hazard paper trying to Where's my
neck? Where's the cursor? I'm just trying to get the agenda back. We should have Clint move over to the table. All right. So, I I do not have anything else to add to the agenda. Motion to approve the agenda.
Second. All in favor? Consent agenda? Yes. You have the minutes from our last meeting, April 14th, attached. So you have the receivables and then also the payables for the last half of April, first half of May. Uh just a couple
items to point out. There were some expenses that came across for the development of the comp plan. So you'll see that in the in the payables and then we did have a few different members of staff did some training over the past 3 four weeks. So you see some expenses for
that. And then we also I think there's a bill for about 17,000 from WW. We did some uh sanitary work, some sanitary sewer improvements a few weeks ago. And that's everything else is pretty pretty
much routine. Sarah Joe, do you have anything? Nope. I think we covered all this. Okay. Motion to approve. Second. Second it. All in favor? I I
public forum. Anyone here to speak to your public forum tonight? Right. Right now, this is the public forum portion. Yep. All right. Lauren Tester, uh, Wasika County. Uh, my name is Lauren Tester, and I'm
here today in my capacity as a local business owner, frequent supporter of our local businesses, resident, and mother with young children at our public school here in Jainsville. Last Thursday, May 8th, 2025, Mr. Earlier, the superintendent for JWP school district sent a notification to JWP
families, staff, and community members regarding strategic adjustments and budget realities. This is for the upcoming school year 2025 2026. I am here to bring to your attention the significant concerns expressed by many residents regarding these recent announcements of budget cuts within our
school district, particularly with the reduction of staff, including our school resource officer. First and foremost tonight, I wanted to ensure that all members of our community who may not be on the email list are informed of these changes. The public forum hosted by the school board will be held next week,
Monday, May 19th, at 5:00 p.m. in the media center. If interested, you may speak for a maximum of 3 minutes on this matter. However, there will be no answers or dialogue provided. Additionally, if you are unavailable to join in person, there is a petition petition created to collect names to
provide those to our school school board. Those will be posted on the Jamesians daily chat as well as the Jainsville community ideas and happenings which are both located on Facebook. So, the recent discussion or the recent decision to implement budget cuts has caused considerable distress
amongst the community. Many residents have voiced their concerns about the potential negative impact these cuts have had will have on the safety and quality of education for our children. For instance, with the removal of the SRO from the school, this has raised serious questions about maintaining a
secure environment for students, staff, and also our community. The presence of an SRO has been instrumental in ensuring the safety of our students. Their removal could lead to increased invulnerability to incidences within the school premises. As stated in previous city council meetings, year-over-year,
our emergency lines have continued to have an increase of calls. During this school year alone, our SRO has responded to 67 incidents and counting. Many of our volunteer fire department members are also our staff
members. So, anytime they get a phone call, they are leaving the school, reducing the staff on site to help our students. Additionally, the budget cuts um and decision to not hire a formal and educated director of teaching and
learning and reassigning those roles to potentially undereducated administrative staff could compromise the quality of the education safety and reduced individual attention to students. So given the gravity of these concerns, I respectfully ask each of you, our
members of city council, to consider the following actions. be an advocate on maintaining essential safety and educational services. Hold a public meeting where we can gather our concerned residents and have the ability to discuss the potential alternatives
and explore other funding options or reallocations that could mitigate the impact on critical staff and services. Thank you. Thank you. Anyone else here to speak through public comment? I do have additional printouts if there
is anybody in the community that was not included on that email would like one. Thank you. Should I leave here? Yeah, you can leave up there. Not in communications. I have none. Council reports. I have none. I hope you
don't have any. Double A. We had our uh golf board meeting. Um actually have my notebook open, but uh the number of uh memberships was up
considerably. Um, as far as upcoming projects, the roof and the HVAC, they're not a immediate problem, but probably going to need to start
getting ball rolling on some upgrades up there or out there. Uh, mowers are going to be coming up soon, not this year, but future. um start taking a look at replacing some of that
stuff. Uh the league they are basically all full and there's another league that kind of started on Wednesday night. It's it's actually a part of the Tuesday night league. Uh cuz there's not enough time
or room to play out there on Tuesdays on Wednesday night. There will be beverage cart uh use when you can find one hopefully every Tuesday or when the weather's nice
at least. And that was about it. Uh the grass on the um driving range, I know they receded some of it. I haven't been out there in
a week or so, but it's looking a lot better every day. So, things are looking good. He doesn't have a second beverage cart or he doesn't have staffing. Staffing, you got anything? EDA meets right after us. We'll meet
again tomorrow. Last month when we met, we talked mostly about uh um offering bids for our empty lot as far as getting a contractor to come in and do the reconstruction work and what
was actually needed. That was the big part of that. Uh Park Road, we uh had a a training kind of for a board of directors. We sat in on a uh a
webinar on how we can finance our windows and some of these other projects that are coming on. Um that's about what what I did the last month. So,
okay. Uh, planning commission of course talked about the, uh, accessory, what we just voted on. Um, we did a lot of talking on ways to increase appeal for town. Um, what we can bring in, potentially what
um, the populace wants. Um, I floated forward an increase or a different approach to transit. Um, I know there's a lot of people in town that would like to be able to head to Mano or to have more options. Um, to that effect, I
reached out to uh the big three in the area, uh, Smart Transit, True Transit, and Land Air to talk to them about possibilities. Um, two of them said that they would look into changing their grants, um, because it would just be talking to the state, maybe finagling
the grants a little bit, and we could talk about somebody swinging through town. Um, Smart Transit, which would be the obvious one since they already have the contract, so to speak. Um, they said they cannot do it right now. Um, but they are not unwilling. They just, you
have to wait. different um personnel and equipment. Um there is one company that was interested um but they can't because it will affect Smart Transit. So there's a lot of
background stuff that has to happen. Um I am keeping in contact with them but they expect it to change maybe after the first of the year. Um but right now that's what I got for that. Um, as far as the park board, due to inclement
weather, I was not able to attend tornado warnings and stuff. Multiple tornado warnings. Um, yeah, my babysitter didn't want to be in there. So, we will be meeting in a week and a half, I believe. Yeah. Or both park and
planning. Uh the nursing home has decided to have their 60th um celebration on their family picnic night which will be July 13th, Sunday and have a big barbecue truck I believe out there and they'll
have they'll be inviting the community to join them and stuff. So big old celebration there otherwise that's about it for nursing home. July 13th. July 13th. Yes. administrator report.
Yeah, somewhat brief here tonight. Uh attached is the April reconciliation from the bank and we have the cash balance report from last Friday. Uh we have received in part thanks to Lauren Tester here that's in the crowd tonight, but we did receive a couple grants for
paint for the library. So, we can work with those and and work on the planning for that. And I think we talked about possibly painting in the fall after all the summer programs are done. Also attached is a first quarter payroll report. And if you did the math, um the
payroll report is 24.8% of the year, which is pretty darn good because it's supposed to say 25%. So we're right on target. Um as far as some training, I was talking about this earlier tonight. Uh Sarah Joel just attended some training last week and
then at the end of June I will be gone at the lead conference in beautiful Duth. Um at the end of July I will be we're part of the coalition of greater Minnesota cities. So I'll be in way up north Biji the last week of July and that
should be I think that's it for training for me for the year. So just wanted to put those dates out there for you. I also want to mention one quick item. If anybody noticed on their Jamesville connect app today, uh the first mosquito control will begin next Monday
night. So, it'll be on Monday, May 19th. And then you also have the the brief from the coalition. Um legislative session ends technically on Monday. There is some talk of possibly having a special session.
Um, I'm going to quit giving my opinions because every meeting I say they're just not getting anything done up there, which I guess I just said my opinion again. But, uh, we'll just have to keep an eye open and see what see what's going on. That is all I have for
report. Motion second. All in favor? Okay. Looks like we got Jacob here from Prairie Ridge. So Andy touched on it a little bit, but
um the grass is slowly and surely recovering from last year's floods. Um, majority of the seed we planted last fall has taken and is growing, but um, it's just a slow process. Um, we'll continue to improve
as time goes on. Um, but I'm hopeful. Um, it's going to look pretty good by the end of the season. Um, I would like to mention that Bjorn Peterson and Travis P donated a bit of their time and some seed to reseed a
pretty large um spot on the driving range that it was pretty obvious the seed was not going to take. It's it's kind of a really dry spot. Um, so they they spent an afternoon and and donated the materials for that. So
that was appreciated. Um, we've been working on a few JAGA funded projects. Um, we added a cart path to one of our five and six T boxes. Um, it was a pretty high traffic area, lots of carts going through there, so we kind
of routed all the carts out and around everything. Um, I think that's a huge improvement. U, we've added hazard markers to almost the whole golf course at this point, all the hazards and ponds
and the ditch. Um, that was a good improvement. Um, and then we just spent some time making some turf repairs. Uh the biggest problem for us is all the cart traffic, especially when it gets
dry like this, you know, and they're all driving in the same spot. Um can get beat up at times. So slowly uh trying to make those repairs, but yeah, so that's that's what we've been working on. um kind of getting into
a normal routine now that the weather has has turned for us and yeah, it's it's been busy out there. It's been great so far. So, any questions for me? Jacob, was any of that uh receding
that you did last fall that didn't come? Was that covered under a warranty of any kind or Well, like I said, the golf course did hasn't made any purchases. Um, that that was donated from Bejorn and Travis
Cream. Um, they they they asked me if they could do it and I I said I wouldn't turn them down. Um, it wasn't something I had planned on doing. Um, but yeah, they so they they decided to do it. So, it the golf course hasn't
spent any extra money yet. Um, and I mean, that could change. I guess we'll see in the fall, but I I don't I'm not expecting it to be substantial. Um, there may be a few spots that need some more seed, but I think all in all, we'll
be all right. Yeah. Any other questions for Jacob? Thank you. Simple enough. Thank you. Thank you, Jacob. Comprehensive plan. Yes. Uh so maybe you're going to be done with this. Was it Maybe we'll be done
with this one now. Yeah. Yeah. Um our comprehensive plan is is 20 years old and we spent the last several months uh CJ again has the main focus of his internship was updating this comprehensive plan. Uh the planning commission has reviewed this over the
last several months. What what CJ mainly did and CJ you can certainly talk here if you want. We updated all the demographics and all the the figures in the in the graphs in the comprehensive plan. We did update the maps. Um, so
they're now current. And I guess I want to thank CJ. I want to thank Bolt Mink for helping with those maps. I also want to thank the council of governments. They reviewed it with us a few different times and offered some suggestions. Uh, the planning commission held their
public hearing on April 23rd as required by law. The planning commission holds that hearing. Uh, there were no public comments. We did however get a comment from a a business owner before the public hearing. Um he was excited and happy to see that we were
updating it. So we are here tonight with the planning commission recommendation for you to approve the amended comprehensive plan. Um according to law state statute, we do need a 2/3 majority of the council to do that. Planning
Commission recommends approval. CJ, do you have anything to add? There is a copy right in the lobby. Yep. For public review and I promise we'll look at it every couple
years and perhaps update it more than, you know, like three presidents ago. I did I did notice uh on the maps uh there are some apartments that aren't listed. Um
there's a park that's not noted. Um you know, just small things like that that we can take care of after approval. Okay. Yeah. What which map are you referring to? Well, it's it's the Southeast Park
isn't on the map. Which map, though? The one that lists the park. I I'd have to go back and look at them again. Yeah. So, but Yeah.
But I I know before we Yeah. Good. Community facilities is on the community facilities. I I think I did notice that there was a Bolton make map where it was omitted, but yeah.
Um I I know we've had a couple of things where when Bolton and did their financial planning for us for the year, they said, "Well, we didn't know about that." So, we need to make sure that this is totally complete. Yeah.
I don't think we need to waste time here tonight to go over it. Well, stop in someday I'll just Yeah. Point them all to me if you would. Yeah, you're all right with that. Sound like a clical motion.
Well, Mr. Council Member Moss, would you like to make a motion to approve the amended comp plan with those few items to correct? I would so do that. Word right out of my mouth.
Second. All in favor? I zero. All right. Next item on the agenda is Main Street parking. Yes, we have an agenda request form was filled out um asking the city
council to look at the three-hour parking on Main Street, the the two block area of Main Street. We have a 3-hour parking Monday through Friday, 7 to 5. Um and quite honestly over the years we just really hadn't enforced that. So the request was
made to look into enforcing that 3-hour parking. Um the 3-hour parking is in our city code. It is in our city ordinance. So it is there. So the request was to discuss that. What will that do to some business
owners that park in front of their businesses? The reason I brought it up is because the north side of car block is usually full and the south side is all open.
And to have a business, especially when people are skiing, you have to have access to your building. And oh, there's times that the parking spots are filled up. So, what I have done the last few years is if someone's parked there
longer than 3 hours, I got a ring to watch the road. Uh, and if someone's parked longer than 3 hours, I put a little note on the first two parking spots and says it's a three-hour parking spot. I don't do the whole street about a month ago, someone that
works at the lab. I and I always take a picture of it and so I have documentation because if they did it too many times I would come in and report it or you know and someone from the lab said well Ben said we could park here and I said
well there's a 3-hour parking limit anyhow it just blew up and I I need help if I'm going to run a business I have to have access to parking and I'm not asking for the whole area I understand it's not the same it was when I moved in
when we at you know all the business was alone but there's got to be some compromise where my patients can park closer than the post office. I would sure think we can come up with something. Maybe the staff wants to look
at our neighboring towns and see what some of them do as far as their parking ordinances. A couple years ago we addressed that small parking lot to the east. Yeah. Did that ever get uh cleaned up? Cuz there
was several parking stalls in that alleyway. There was directly east of her of her. Yeah. Uhhuh. Mhm. Did that It wasn't cleaned up for the most part. Okay. Cuz if if that didn't quite get taken care of and there was more, you know, that would free up a lot of spots.
Free up some spots to go around back there. Correct. I just wanted to make sure that the parallel spots that are on First Street. One of the other issues in parking on that end of Main Street is all the apartments we have
and they take up quite a bit of space. You can figure you know if there's uh occupant there's two person occupancy that's two cars and it doesn't take long to fill up our main street with all of the rentals
we have on that end. So, and the businesses, they only have the access to the business. Yeah. So, those rentals should be encouraged to park on the back side of the building. It's my thinking. All right. Here, this is a city parking
lot right here. Correct. And yes, uh, Mayor Andy, you did suggest staff look to see what other town I started doing that this afternoon. So, well, look at it. Let's come up with some solution. Bring it back to us next month. We'll figure some type of
compromise out. There there are some uh spots within the city parking lot that are limited to 2 hours on this side. Yeah. I'm concerned with the if we're going to try to enforce this three-hour
parking. We don't have any staff to do that. No. which is probably why it has part of the reason it hasn't been enforced for the last several decades. Right, Lauren Hester, this actually is not public comment board. I just want to say
I second as another business owner on Main Street that it is an issue. Okay. Okay. So, is this a there's a handicap on First Street on that corner? Yep. And then how many of my
patients help a lot? Well, I mean, if they're in extreme pain, I would think they may have handicap placards. But I understand what you're saying. But can you necessarily say that these two are my parking stalls when there's
other businesses on the street? Cuz Toby can't necessarily say these two are my stalls for Toby to say, right? I mean, we can't we can't start going down that road, right? But if all the parking spots were still getting somewhere
closer than prop, which is what happened? Yep. But you need are you needing handicaps is what you're saying? No, because my patients are in pain. I give them a pain. They don't need to be infected.
and then on the other side. So the ones on the side aren't working. Come and park for 8 hours. That mean it's really tough for other people to come and find a place to park. So the ones but the ones on the side of your
business are fully taken most of the time too. Okay. Because Monty has his customers that get oil change stay there. The bank stay there. The labs have people there. So there's rarely there. Okay.
Yeah. Let's look around. Let's come up with some type of a solution to make everybody happy. Yep. Thank you, Kelly. We'll we'll come up with something to work for that'll work for everybody. Look at that back lot again. Yes, we can
look at that again. We can look at that back lot again and see if that is being used for parking the way it should be. Yep. Uh, next on the agenda, closing closing a portion of West Front Street. This is
basically for songs in the barge. Yeah. And Andy, I think you had suggest suggested this at our last council meeting, but we're looking to close West Front Street for the Songs in the Park series and possibly Farmers Market. Um, if we officially close it, we end the barricades up and all sorts of things
like that. So, the resolution talks about that. And then the second page of the resolution gives the schedule of the events for the music series. Do we need to include the words farmers market in here? Because that if that
would get going, it may run a the vacant weekend where there was not music. Well, I believe the original plan this summer was to do it over during music in the market. That's fine. Is that Yeah.
I think if farmers market is, you know, if it turns out well and we address it at that time, we can add another one in. It would be a problem. Yeah. Motion to approve resolution 202510.
All in favor? I uh temporary liquor license for Heydays. Yes, we have received the official application, but uh the chamber is looking for the temporary liquor license that we approve every year um for the heyday's event. We
will get the insurance that proves insurance I think in a day or two or something. Heyday is a month away. So what happens when this is approved it gets sent to the state and the state will send you know the appropriate paperwork obviously. So we're just looking for a motion to approve that.
N motion to approve. Second. All in favor? Under the public safety portion, A is the SRO status. Yes. Um on Tuesday, April 28th, uh Chief Johnson and I did receive notice. It's
in your agenda packet here. did receive notice from the school that they were requesting the termination of the SRO contract by giving us a 60-day notice as stated in the contract um effective June 30th. And as Chief Johnson and I were
discussing this with the school, we did offer a couple options or a couple, you know, financial assistance, so to speak, for the program. Um we did come up with two things that council can look at tonight.
you can either you can accept the June 30th, you know, contract termination. And if that's the case and there's no SRO, then money that the city had budgeted as revenue from the school to
cover the personnel costs, we will not see that the rest of this year. And I did approach, you know, JWP about that. And I said, maybe a second option would be, would you consider carrying this program through Christmas break so we
could at least continue to receive, you know, those those payments for the 6 months and then in that 6-month period, we can talk about what the future's going to be, if that makes sense. the the budget end of it doesn't is that
important to me because if the SRO was cut, Sheila, who's currently our SRO, would go back to the to our full-time position and we would cut part-time help. So, I don't it isn't going to have a humongous financial impact on us. Steve, that's the first contract.
The way it would work was that back on the road and the newest hire would be bumped. Okay. So, justice would be going from fulltime to part time and she maintain that and I think we had her about a
year. Yeah. Anyway, let let me go farther into where I was. I don't I don't see the SRO position as a budget thing at all myself. I I I think this is a community thing, not a school versus city thing. I
think we need to work with the city and the school together and see what we can do to to keep this keep this program alive. There's a lot more to it than just safety of the students. There's training in in the school that they're learning.
I think it bridges a gap between students and law enforcement that when I was a kid, the mentality of the law is out to get you. Now I think that's changed to where they understand that they are here to serve you.
So my opinion on it I guess is I would like to see if there's some way we can work with the school and I'm not necessarily just speaking through the end of December. I'm speaking the contract we got signed is a three-year contract and and longer than
that. But I don't know what's your guys's opinion. I think it's an important position, I guess, for the city, for the school, for both. I feel it's extremely important, but I mean, as far as our
budget goes, I mean, the residents of Jainsville, I mean, there's how many kids that live in the country, I don't I don't feel that we should be solely responsible. No, I'm not saying solely. I'm saying let's work together. I'm all in favor.
let's work together and see if we finding u alternative routes. But I I couldn't agree more that the program is very very very important to our community. Having served on the school board previously, this time of the year is
typical for cuts in staffing. And you'll find that probably 90% of those cuts are never realized. those people are hired back before the next school season. So I think by holding it out to
December or the year end is the uh thing to do. Do you have any comment on this? I think we should do anything and everything possible to keep the SRO out. Um, that's my opinion as a council. Um, as a parent in
the city, I Officer Jesus has had a major impact with my daughter, um, who does look up to her and she's helped a lot. Um, so anything I can do as a parent to help the SRO, I'm going to do it.
And I have been on the I know I'm not supposed to talk, but I'm going to Um, if we if we go through the through December like you're saying, um, Chief Johnson and I were talking a little bit with with Jeremy earlier about this. If if we were to do that and to help them
with the first part of their new school year, would the council be willing to switch the 7030 split to 50/50? I mean, we don't invoice them as much in the next 6 months. I mean, it would cost the city a little
extra, but it would be less of a, you know, budget versus for the school. So, Steve doesn't get to buy another car next year. He's not going to next year. What year is the contract up? The threeear contract was just signed.
So, there's a year and a half left. We just Yeah. Two years left on the contract. Okay. And I'm also going to mention there's some state funding that's going to the floor right now. I think we're going to look into that that the school does get that they were going to
reallocate for portions of this. So I guess I heard support from the board here today to continue with it somehow. So I would definitely think so and I maybe I'm by myself but I'm looking at more beyond December but at least the
rest of our contract at very minimum. So at this point what we authorize Clinton to go do some negotiating. Sounds good. Are there any like hybrid type uh programs out there where
there are some places that do a few days here and there? Sure. And I'm not saying I, you know, like are there I was curious on are there other other options, but I'm all for having officers do there. So you're like saying
three days at school, two days down the road, so to speak. Officer, does the Wasika County Sheriff's Department contribute to school resource officers? Have they been asked?
Can we ask? We've asked the problem with that is that we relinquish that that position to them. Okay. Yeah. I guess I'd like to see Well, I'd say at this point we're not going to
accept their res their letter. Yeah. And I'll need a motion for that. And from there on out, we'll just have to They have a school board meeting next Monday and there they'll probably have more to say after that would be my
guess. So Clint can handle it from there. Did you make that motion? I did make a motion. So is your motion not to accept the the notice? Yes. And to ask Mr. Rogers to to renegotiate. Second.
All in favor? Hi. Hi. 5. Uh, next we have the turn back of Front Street. We've been working on this for a couple of months now, a couple meetings now. Well, I've I've given you different information a few different times. Um
the county board did meet and the they did adopt their resolution turning back county state aid highway 44 to Jamesville that little portion between Maine and Teal. Um, the city council
would need to adopt a resolution as well as well as sign the memorandum of understanding which states that the county will provide funding to the city so that we can do some upkeep on that road fairly soon. We hope. Um, if
everything is signed tonight, it's my understanding that county highway engineer Jim Kohler will submit all the material to the state aid office and then we'll go from there. So looking for a motion tonight to adopt the resolution as well as approve the memo of
understanding with the county. So moved. Second. All in favor? I opposed. Four 41. Is there a second motion to adjurnn at 7:50?
Second. All in favor? I We're good. May your