[Music] call this meeting to order i'll rise for the pledge of allegiance 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 all right is there any changes to the agenda no there are not all right can you get a motion to approve the agenda so move
second all in favor say I opposed motion is carried uh open forum after anybody that would like to come up all right we're on the consent agenda approval of the minutes approval of the bills and purchase orders approval of
the investments and then um there's two donation resolutions resolution number 2025-18 a donation from the Roving Hillbilly Snowmobile Club in the amount of $500 to the Tomorrow's Fire Department then the second one is
resolution number 2025-9 a donation in the amount of $10,000 from Magnify Financial towards the Mars Fire Department ladder truck there's also a police officer step increase and then there's a gambling resolution for the Merrell's Lions can I
get a motion to approve so second all in favor say I oppos motion carry i told you kids I wasn't going to make it too long for you so we're on to our presentation um to the Minnesota High School Knowledgeable State Champions just want
to first say congratulations we're really glad you're here um like I said to you before it's nice to have some state champions that's that has to be you know physical activity using um your smarts and your wisdom um that's
physical that's I was going to say that's a lot more than than anything else so we're actually honored to have you here and we just like to have your coach talk about your season and everything that it's been happening all right thanks um the season where do we
start huh back in November we get organized december we had our first meet we went to North Branch that was a great meet second place um we compete against during the season uh Knowledge Bolts three tiers there's A A and AAA when we get to state we're double A but during
the season everybody plays together because that's just the way they do it due to geography and so forth so we played against what would be mostly 3A teams in the competitions because they tend to be at the top of the list and Melrose was there as well um the lowest
we finished at any invitational meet and an invitational meet would have um probably 50 to 65 teams there um would have been fourth uh we won three of those we were second a couple times third a couple times our conference we
dominated uh we were first and second in varsity in the conference and our JV was second as well um and fourth I believe if I remember right um so um the future looks good as well um this is fortunately um our fifth year in a row
at the state tournament and so it was also kind of cool because we had um alumni there from some of those teams as well as the 2017 team um and at the state meet which I don't know as a coach of all those years I thought that was
pretty cool um this is our second state championship we won in 2023 uh we were third last year and we came back and we're first this year and we have at least two from the uh the main five that went that will be uh junior or they are junior so they'll be available for next
year's state team right guys okay um just a little bit about the state tournament they do a fabulous job um we're at Craig's in Brainer and uh they do a banquet you know it's a dress up a fair um really nice meal um they
introduce all the teams from all the regions we're all in one spot and after that's over the pressure starts a little bit because we get changed get organized and then they'll take their written test and the written test is 60 questions multiple choice and they take it as a
team and then we sit and wait for them to score it and they have to score all of those and we wait and pretty soon we got the score and it was 46 of 60 they thought they had done horribly
um the highest score was Edina with 50 the next highest score was Melrose with 46 out of the 48 teams there um so that was pretty cool um but then in the morning it was even better because they had found a mistake and we had 47 so that put us in first place in 2A
and we went against Park and Albany in that first round we had 47 going in they had 43 and 42 um and this is my 28th year of coaching knowledge bowl and I haven't been in this situation before where we started
in the lead and all we did was kept spreading the margin and spreading the margin we didn't lose any round um there wasn't even anybody came close to beating us in a round we scored 15 15 14 and there was 111 so they got uh
disciplined a little bit for letting somebody score double digit against us just kidding uh otherwise I believe seven or eight was the highest and uh that just is you don't see that top rooms at state should be 12 15 18 you
know it should be all tight like that you don't see that and speaking of that uh you there's wonderful internet you suppose I have Mr rich message here just a second uh what is the largest margin of victory in Minnesota State Knowledge Bowl Class 2A history the largest margin
of victory in Minnesota State Knowledge Bowl Class 2A history occurred in 2025 when Melrose secured first place with a score of 127 1/2 points finishing 32 1/2 points ahead of the second place team Albany which scored 95 points this 32
and 12 point lead stands as the widest margin recorded in class 2A state finals history so hats off to you guys for that [Applause]
just to give you a little bit more clue on on that as far as scores go we had the 127.5 and then Albany was 95 with second Gleno Silver Lake 94 and a half with third park Christian fourth 94 1/2 so
they tied and had to have a playoff and fifth was Marshall Duth with 93 and a half so there's only a point and a half between second and fifth but 32 and a half points between first and second and as Mr hoy pointed out at the pepfest the other day I don't know if it's cuz it
was Albany or not they're not watching are they um Albany was second which was 32 points from the bottom but they were 32 and a half points behind first wow so the future looks good
um we had uh 28 out for knowledge bowl this year that was 912 mr hoy how many middle school we had about 20 from fifth through 8th grade fifth through fifth through 8th grade and I think almost all of them were out on the gym floor the other day for the pepfest making a human
tunnel uh for the state championship team so uh it's great opportunity for the kids great opportunity for all of us represent Melrose um and uh guess we'll look forward to another year anybody have any questions or
no congratulations we're really proud of you um and exciting to see what what comes to the future for all of you so yes we just have a little um just a little certificate and just a little gift that we have for all of you so um Mark will read your name come on up i'll
give it we'll give it to you and then what we'll do is we'll just take one picture in front here and we'll let you out of here okay Ramona so I think what we'll come over here and then do you want picture
oops no stay up here come right here congratulations Derek malai congratulations andrew congratulations eric so yeah if the council we can squeeze in
and take a couple pictures with you and then we'll let you go and I think that's all right is there enough room yeah coach you should come on in sorry know why they
I won't come to you right no she's way [Applause] [Music] nice next year we're gonna have a quiz for you all right you're going to be back next year oh yeah oh yeah tony you
better make sure we know the answers thank you i thought you shony all right i don't know what I did all right so Carol my expectations is that you put
down big bold letters how much uh we beat Albany by okay i think next year Tommy had a good idea i have questions for him perfect all right uh Chief Mouse good evening uh our March report for 2025 in our traffic
area we had 26 citations 72 verbal warnings one rent warning uh we had 277 calls request for service last year was 245 so a little bit of an increase there and uh we ended on ICR 772 last year was 858 so we're still down a bit for the year um with the warmer weather we're
already seeing some of the things getting busier for us so uh 16 agency assist floating in at normal range uh something for the public we will be starting nuisance uh ordinance violations for the city uh next week we've about two weeks ahead of normal on
that um article was in the start post a couple weeks ago kind of explain what we look for and what the expectations are and we've had a meeting um with some city staff as well too just to clarify some areas and um get an idea of what uh more of the focuses should be or what we
should add in for the years to come so um any work needs to be done we got a nice weekend coming up pound way at it make my job a little bit easier next week any questions thank you appreciate it
city attorney Scott the only item I've got this evening is the ordinance uh with the mural regulations and that's coming up in action items uh just as a reminder it's it's in the agenda but there's actually
two items you'll be asked to vote on there's the actual ordinance itself and then there's a a summary for publication and that so it'll be two separate votes that you'll you'll need to take assuming you approve the first
one other than that unless you have any questions in the mural for one of those it said if it didn't comply the property owner would get notified and they'd have to remove it and I forget the time is that even true if the person who did the
mural would any of that ever fall on them because all of a sudden they were sold a bill of goods and the mural didn't match their vision the property owner is responsible property owner is responsible okay all right
sheila community development director report so Scott mentioned we have an action item tonight following the March 31st planning and zoning meeting um we now have a public hearing set for the next planning and zoning meeting on Monday April 28th to talk about converting a
static billboard to digital on the Blue Door Storage property whatever recommendation is made by planning and zoning that'll come to you at your next meeting the property at 406 East Main Street has now the condemnation notices have been taken off the doors that
property has now been determined to be safe by our building official with the roof on it it is now structurally sound and weathertight work has started on the pickle ball court in the Sock River Park also exciting happening today and I think finishing up tomorrow uh the
pavilion is getting epoxy floors which is going to make it really nice for clean up so anybody with graduation parties or family reunions that'll be a nice um improvement down there looking forward to a possible early opening to the park we're waiting to see on the
weather we got some rain coming in we'll see what happens but we are seeing increased use already by the school which is nice there's been some softball and baseball games happening down there uh the comprehensive plan is in process we got word documents today finally so
we can start finishing up those chapters and I just want to extend an invitation the Edwin Clark historical marker is going to have an unveiling ceremony and that is going to be on Friday May 2nd at 5:00 pm so this has been an exciting project a three-way project between the
arts council the historical society and the city um it really is an impressive sign and I have seen it um signed lava here in town put it together and we'd like to invite everybody to that unveiling it'll be right next to Riverside Flats
thank you city engineer report all right good evening uh things are starting to wind up for the year here as uh snow's gone we're starting construction talk already um we had staff in town doing a concrete
walkthrough to see what we cracked over the winter from the new stuff that was put in last year not too bad overall honestly half a dozen spots uh two panels to replace out on the sidewalk near the school couple panels on Main Street we're going to do some work over by the bowling alley all those things
but otherwise we're going to have a meeting with uh all the project staff and walk through the entire Main Street project to talk landscaping specifically on individual homes so they understand what needs to be done on each one so we'll walk through them all as a group so expect that in the next week or so
otherwise I'll be back for new business perfect thank you see administration report i am happy to report for the first time in three years we are actually at or we will shortly be at full staff um that is both
for the full and part-time positions and here's the breakdown justin Henriks um was hired as our electric supervisor he will be starting on April 28th 2025 later on the agenda you have a recommendation to hire Matthew Host as a
police officer and he will be starting in June nathan Wellie is coming back for the streets and parks department so he was our seasonal worker last year and he's coming back and he's starting June 2nd eli Clawson is going to be the wastewater intern and he'll be starting
June 2nd amy Austining again another action item later on has accepted the assistance assistant ambulance coordinator position and we have also hired a thousandhour line apprentice Wyatt I
don't know his last name but anyway what's that cells yes Wyatt Cells so um that's exciting i mean that is really exciting because we have not really been at full staff for quite a while so we're very happy about that on the state legislature side the omnibus bill was
introduced on April 4th and while there are several areas that the city and utility are watching on the city side the most concerning are obviously budget reductions we're looking at that very carefully the governor the house and the senate all have very different budgets and targets for reducing spending there
has been discussion about uh reducing local government aid so we will continue to monitor this issue housing proposals i've talked about this before in front of the council and that is um there's several different ones out there our our fear is that it get it's
going to get buried in the Ways and Means Committee and then it's going to be a bit harder to extract it out so we're really watching those this week we expect an action alert actually to come out by the Coalition of Greater Minnesota Cities the one that has sort
of proceeded further than others is the common interest community reform bill that is uh senate file 1750 and the house companion bill which is house file 1268 these have advanced through the committee process um the main concerns
that we have are article 2 section two which is talking about local government preeemption the provision would prohibit cities from requiring the inclusion of private common areas potentially forcing municipalities to accept property or
infrastructure intended to be private as public property that would end up getting managed by the cities don't want to be doing that um in cases where the roads are substandard or they're narrower they aren't going to work for our plows that type of thing so we're
watching that along with um again the h the rest of the housing um the housing provisions that are out there right now the other thing that is probably more on the utility side but I think it's important to note is there is House File 28 and Senate File
1393 would exempt backup generation for data centers from the certificate of need process even if it exceeds the 50 megawatt threshold um we don't think the House will pass such language but we're just not sure um
our bigger concern is that we do not want data centers to be allowed to then directly enter enter into the marketplace and essentially compete with us as the utility so that's kind of the one we're watching now so I will keep you posted as we get through as we get
through the legislative session yep all right so um we are on action items ordinance number uh 41625 an ordinance amending zoning ordinance number
1989-1- A as amended adopted by reference is chapter 153 of the Mara city code amending section 700 uh signed regulation ordinance and then the summary will be after so the planning and zoning commission held a public
hearing on March 31st for giving consideration with the creation of a mural ordinance for the city of Melrose the planning and zoning commission has proposed the ordinance which was included in your packet um specific to Mark's question earlier the ordinance really uh speaks to building owners to
apply for the interim use permit when they want a mural on their property it creates a conditional use permit process with a public hearing after an application has been received some key points are safety concerns making sure that whatever the mural is
it doesn't mimic traffic signals or has got electronic or flashing lights or anything like that making sure there's no profan profanity or derogatory language the maximum coverage recommended by the planning and zoning commission is 100% of one side of a
building so you can't extend to a second side creep around a building um murals cannot face Main Street and they are designated to be located in a C1 commercial downtown area not in residential areas the planning and zoning commission
also recommends that no more than 30% of any mural contain words letters or numbers the design should be reflective of the community and its history with a focused theme and there's also requirements for maintenance and declaration of a nuisance once they start to look
bad so the planning memo and supporting documents were included in your packet as Scott mentioned there'd be two motions tonight one for the ordinance itself and one for the summary publication i'm sure Scott or myself would be happy to take any questions you have on the ordinance which is being
proposed well I think uh one thing that covers it um where we're talking about the property owners I guess unlike last year if if they're painting on your building maybe watch and see what they're doing and if you don't like it stop them right there that might be a
good thing to be part of right you need to present That's the design that goes on the building correct but if it all falls on the property owner there's no liability to the person doing the work how do you reprimand them these people are transients they're here
today they've gone tomorrow there's no effective way to hold them the property owner is here so if you want this you got to be involved you have to be
maintain that's another part of it is with the application I think someone that comes in and proposes a mural to a property owner the property owner shouldn't get stamped or buffalo
because they're going to have to fill out the application application's going to have to meet the requirements so you don't have Yeah that sounds good correct and C1 is commercial property only is that correct commercial downtown
yep so is residential exempt res no murals in residential neighborhoods so if someone wanted to paint like a silhouette of something on their garage doors that is not permitted they could apply for a variance but no it is not permitted okay okay and that's a change with this
or that's always been We have never had a mural ordinance of any sort okay and I did clarify with Scott that if anybody wants to repaint like for example if there's an existing mural and you want to cover it up and paint a new mural you still have to come for a
permit just because there is a mural any new mural or a paint over with a new mural would have to come for a permit as far as the existing murals go um do we should we start a and this is
this isn't something we need to decide tonight or anything but should we start a campaign to help business owners if they would like to get them covered up or something to that effect should we talk about that at a meeting like the next meeting just to see how many
contributors there would be to help out to get that done yeah and maybe some conversations with the existing owners to see if they are interested in Right yeah or or maybe it might just be be as easy as um if there
are some business owners that would like some help you know we can put it out there or something on their behalf i have talked to a couple of the original donors and they were pretty disgusted with what happened so they were saying "Oh let me
know if you're doing a project cuz we'll help fund the the covering up of them or whatever." So yep all right so um so we're just making a motion to consider adopting this ordinance do I have a motion to approve
it so move second all in favor say I i opposed motion carried and since it pass um so um a motion to approve um the official title and summary of the ordinance number
0416 2025 can I get a motion to approve it second all in favor say I i opposed motion is carried 2025 street capital improvement project dave all right we opened bids yesterday
on a uh 2025 street improvement project but incl which includes Fifth Avenue A Street and City Center parking lot fantastic bids seven biders a low bid $334,437.31 uh from Joe Riley Construction out of Morris it's been a while since I've
worked with those guys but they are certainly making their presence known in the area a little bit more now so I did a proud work in socket relatively recently so all in all pretty good things uh solid bids we used a quote that we had for our estimate from the city center parking lot and uh we're
40,000 less than that quote from last fall so all good things on my mind i don't see any reason why we wouldn't work perfect is there any questions or anything okay can I get a motion to
consider awarding the bid to Allied Blacktop so move second all in favor say I i post motion carried uh then uh the 20 25 seal coat project that was Joe Riley construction or Joe Oh I'm sorry joe Riley construction yeah Joe we have
to go back to B that's what I have on a motion for the Joe Riley so okay second second all in favor say I i Okay um so this one is the 2025 seal code project or the street capital
improvement project code okay so now we're on the seal code we're on C and then um can I get a motion to consideration towarding the bid so move second all favor say I i oppos motion
carried the uh police officer hire yes we're looking for council approval or recognition of uh hiring Matthew Host um we did things slightly different than we have in the past we um applications were still normal and interviews were still normal but we did make conditional
offer to Mr host who has not graduated school yet um all of his grades at least what's uh been proposed so far have been adequate so we don't foresee that being an issue but uh another condition that was added was um contingent upon passing his licensing or his post test for the
state um as well um something that was like I said we haven't done that in the past haven't needed to do that in the past other candidates were uh were favorable there was just some concerns in some small areas that we felt that holding on that extra few weeks until this candidate graduated was was worth
the time so that's our recommendation for the time being um we'll hope and see that things pan out that way things have already been scheduled that we'd normally do psychological physicals all those sorts of things so we'll have um basically just waiting on a a test result will be kind of the idea and then
it'll be whatever day as quick as possible to get him in the car and get started so all right can I get a motion with a contingent upon passing the post the license okay second all in favor say I i opposed motion's carried then the am
assistant ambulance coordinator position for for Amy ousting yep so interviews were conducted for the assistant ambulance coordinator position on April 8th ambulance coordinator Gina Edgger is requesting approval to be given to the appointment of Amy Austin as the
assistant ambulance coordinator to the ambulance department the wage will be according to the wage schedule for the assistant coordinator position get a motion to approve so move second all in favor say I i i motion car
streets park worker uh temporary seasonal historically the city has hired a seasonal part-time worker to assist with the summer workload streets park supervisor Andrew Andrew Luc Rousling is requesting approval to again hire a temporary seasonal worker for 32 hours a
week nathan Wellie who filled the position in the summer of 24 is going to be coming back for 25 mr wellie will be available beginning June 2nd can I get a motion to approve so move second all in favor say I i motion is
carried okay old business parks and recck board appointment so the city council at February 20th meeting expanded the park board from five to seven members keeping the seats on the board held by the mATA and planning and zoning reps the planning and zoning commission has
appointed Dave Bershite to continue his service on the park board as its representative mata has appointed Joe Wii to serve as its representative applications were solicited from the public by posting the notice on the city's Facebook Facebook page website and publication in the Star Post on
Wednesday March 5th for the two new atlarge seats two applications were received Julie Bal and Justin Freeler both submitted completed applications ask that the council give consideration to appointing them to the park yeah can I get a motion to approve
so move second all in favor say I i oppose motion is carried chicken discussion at the March 20th meeting the council discussed backyard chickens which were not allowed in the city of Maros staff was directed to provide additional information about
backyard chickens and the spread of avian flu in your packet there was guidance from Sterns County Environmental Service the American Animal Hospital Association and the University of Minnesota Extension Service the spread comes from wild birds when they are attracted to the areas
where backyard chickens are being raised or there are not sufficient biocurity precautions taken with clothing footwear etc council to continue discussion and determine whether or not to proceed with a change to the city's ordinance or keep the current policy of no backyard
chickens in place i know Tony you said we're playing politics a little bit but I'm a no on this one i just don't see with the community and all of the uh turkey and yeah stuff i I just I Plus chickens even if you do have a rooster
moratorium where it's not allowed chickens are still allowed if somebody had a coupe right next to your garage next to your window I don't think you would enjoy it either so that's my I was just entertaining it i wanted more input um I had lots of calls from producers
from couple from residents just from Sorry oh that's okay the um the one producer in particular um kind of was more or less in agreement with me that backard chickens aren't
really a threat to to he didn't think it was a threat to spreading it throughout the poultry industry i'm not going to disclose any name on that but um he said he's got every one of his neighbors has backyard chickens out there and they're freerange chickens bill but anyway
besides that um with the regulations around the industry and he also said within 2 miles if there's any chicken or bird or whatever that's discovered within two miles of their farms or feed mills there's some weird lockdown
regulations and it's just it's an added layer of stress and risk to them so um plus the feedback from residents who were the only feedback I got was people that were not in favor of it because of the potential smells they didn't say
anything about the noise but um so all in all um I can't support it either so um come to the same conclusion but thought we should talk about it just because um in my opinion uh in research and
stuff and talking to my husband who thinks he knows everything i think we made that note on anyways um just that you know you if you look into Canada and um their live poultry stuff they don't
they're not killing their birds you know and we have birds flying all over from United States to Canada whatever so um but I do not support it for the mere fact that we already have an issue in our city with other things being messy
in people's yards and I just feel like that's going to be another issue of caretaking so for my ownification this can be brought back at any time though right if somebody made a motion they could get back onto it if there was like a huge
petition or something if there was a lot of demand yeah yeah and there's nothing to vote on on this it's just you know old business and I really wasn't you know I was going to say I was lambasted i guess I was chicken basted by you know all the poultry producers in the area um I I did even visit with the one that you
were visiting with and his partner was very much against it um I understand people's rights people's wants with this with potential prices of eggs and stuff but I really am concerned
more about if they ever did a lockdown on a feed mill they're up a creek there's nothing they can do if if they get quarantined as as a mill so I I do not want to put any jeopardy uh on that and and again like I said
last time and we had this uh when the old plant was going when the bird flu came out we had to redirect traffic for mouse female so they couldn't crosscontaminate any potential so yeah for me it's it's a no right now it's a hard no right now for me maybe in the
future future councils can decide this but for right now I think the issue is is closed for now so so we're on theformational items or no I'm sorry storm debris yep sorry about that Mom chief I didn't want you
to have to speak on this oh thank you uh so just to give you update last night the fire department went out to Mayor's Pit and we burnt what was out there which was quite a bit but uh within eight hours i went
out there this morning and barely nothing left u so I shouldn't say barely most of it's gone so I was talking with Colleen the other day thinking snow's melting we need to get a pl a plan in place so that we're not sitting in the
city hall at the fire department after a storm fair Hill what are we going to do with all this this stuff so I don't know if you've had an opportunity to drive through the mayor's pit at all um but if you haven't I'd recommend uh talking with Sean's been my main contact over
there they have a nice uh two entrances one entrance can go in one entrance go out there they t he talked with him last night about flattening the area that they were at now and just beefing it up and preparing the site for potential
storm uh debris drop off um that's going to be my proposal where it was last year uh was we knew I knew was a concern was the power lines above it you cannot burn there just because uh Excel will not allow you with their power lines right there so I looked
around to see other sites around the community that we could use to drop off and that one ultimately is the the best spot that I came up with just because of access yeah mayors can they can shut both entrances down so if we open it up for a week you can put roadblocks in
front of there put big stones in front of there so that people can't drop additional stuff off of there so um I'm coming with the recommendation that I think the city needs to work with mayors to have a nice rental lease agreement whatever it is to have uh be able to use that as a
storm drop off no issues with us burning it um no residents around there for the smoke cuz it's going to smolder for probably a good two weeks 3 weeks with some of the sizes of those tippers but it's what I came to talk about
research um questions comments um yeah I think it's a it's a good decision Chief i think you would know that better than anybody else would we be able to write something up to help you know like
liability to protect mayors so something we can do something for them to protect them for being gracious to let us put our stuff there I think and this we're this is only for big events right so we want to make sure the public understands
they can't just try to look there and dump exactly it's got to be after some some major uh some major storm like you said bigger event because last year was the tornado the year before that we had the wind storm so uh it was nice we had the industrial parked out there uh the freeway is still relatively close with
the smoke and I was a little concerned about that talking with uh the street guys but uh we made it work but yeah it has to be after a major storm that the city opens this up and and um there's group prep because mayors wants to clean up the area a little bit from what Sean
said and um yeah then just monitoring it and doing what they want of that i'm going to leave you guys up at that uh lease agreement what that looks like but they would reserve he said they would reserve that spot all summer long than for the
for us to do it and then the department would come either during the winter months or next spring to to burn whatever's there okay lot cheaper than chipping there should be some sort of a lease though yep agreement yeah yeah like I said I think you know it would be a good idea to write something up and
right um get it done and work with the mayors and make sure that we accommodate them too so yeah like I said I unless you guys know of a different area around town that's relatively close that's fairly close a nice traffic flow for in
and out and and after this I'm going to drive down there to see how the burning's going cuz they actually took care of during the day pushing the pile closer and burning it even more so that's we feel they've got to have some type of a compensation for that because the city staff does not have to do that
anymore they'll they'll handle that too he said so yeah i think it's a good idea well thank you chief for the hard work appreciate it all right um I do have one last thing Sheila um or Colleen should we mention
something in theformational items we have the utility commission meeting minutes the schools and conferences but the arts festival is that going to happen before our next council meeting yes so maybe if we can just tell the public a little bit about what's going on just to prep them um and maybe so
everybody knows about it um the second annual Festival of the Arts will be happening uh it's opening up on Wednesday April 30th at noon so it'll be Wednesday afternoon Thursday Friday and Saturday morning um as I mentioned
earlier the Edwin Clark sign reveal is part and parcel of the Festival of the Arts they will be here at city center this year they are expanding to our meeting rooms B and C they will be in the lobby and the quilts are still happening down in the arts or down in
the senior center um this year I think they're adding live music uh the authors are coming back even more authors than last year and so um we are happy to welcome them back to city center face painting for the kids and all the things well good
all right thank you very much um unless there's anything else can I get a motion to adjourn the meeting so move second all in favor say I i post carried and adjourned [Music]