Good evening everyone. I'd like to welcome you to the ATIGO city council meeting. Tonight is Monday, February 23rd. Audrey, can you have the record show our city attorney, city planner, city engineer, along with all council members, our assistant city administrator, and our city administrator are present. At this time,
I'll ask you all to join us in 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. >> Thank you. Our first item of business this evening is the open forum. This is the portion where you can come to the podium, state your name and address, and limit comments to five minutes or less. Would anyone like to speak at this time? Hi, Kathy Kohl's 15613 90th Street
Northeast. I'm here with my monthly picture of the grocery store. Um Dan has told me there's communication going on, so I know that's good. So, we'll just wait to see what happens this spring. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. Thank you.
>> Any other comments? All right, we will close the open forum and move on to consider our agenda for approval. Does anyone have anything that they would like to add or delete at this time? >> Madame Mayor. >> Yes, Ryan. >> I would like to bring down 3.3 off of
the consent agenda. We can make that 6.1. Okay. >> And also we can remove item five based on our conversations in the special meeting. With that, I would move to approve the agenda as amended. >> Okay. Is there a second?
>> Second. >> Motion by Ryan, seconded by Corey. Discussion. >> All those in favor signify by saying I. >> I. >> All those opposed, same sign. Motion passes. Next item is our consent agenda.
The motion would be in order. Madam >> Mayor. >> Yes. Ryan, >> I move to approve the consent agenda as amended. >> Second. >> Motion by Ryan, seconded by Tina. Is there any discussion? >> All those in favor signify by saying I. >> I. >> All those opposed, same sign. Motion
passes. Next item is under our park and recreation Lily Pond renovation project. >> Good evening, Mr. Jacobs. >> Good evening, Mayor and Council. I gotta go up rise. There you go. >> It's your uh favorite parks and
recreation director back here in action. Uh wanted to talk to you guys tonight about Lily Pond Park renovation. Uh we haven't had a project like this since uh 2023 come across uh which was school null park at the time. So if you guys remember that there was some lessons learned at that time with uh making sure
that the project was truly comprehensive and also being mindful of timelines. So tonight there is two motions as you will see. one to procure the playground, uh the other to authorize the bid process. Keeping that ordering that playground tonight is paramount to making sure that we maintain our timelines and that it,
you know, as far as construction goes, it arrives on time. We're not waiting for the long lead time that play structures have uh known to be uh an issue with so kind of talking through tonight. Uh Hannah's here from HKGI to go through some things. Uh, I just want
to touch on community input. As in the packet, it kind of outlined a little bit. Uh, but going a little bit more into detail. The mailings were sent out. You know, the parks and recreation system master plan identifies a half mile service area. The commission actually so chose to extend that to a full mile due to those lots being larger
in that northwest corner in the area it serves. So, there was 400 surveys mailed out to that one mile radius. Uh we did also host a 10 uh excuse me an in-person event that we had uh about 10 to 15 people at uh it was the middle of summer so many people were busy but that survey
that we did mail out and post on Facebook had a QR code. The survey was linked on Facebook as well and that survey did receive 105 uh responses. So pretty good feedback. Uh Hannah's going to talk through her design and some of the the reasons why we did what we did and kind of the infrastructure that's
failing at the park. Uh, I will turn it over to her at this time and be available for questions at the end. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> All right. I'm >> You're not as tall. >> Okay. So, hello. My name is Hannah
Schmidz. I'm a landscape designer at HKGI and I'm just gonna give a brief overview of where we've been and where we're going with Lily Pod Park. Uh so we'll start out with like I said general overview and then we'll if you just go back two slides we'll get into the
proposed park design. I'll get into some of the specific features that go along with that design and then we'll go into the cost estimates which includes the playground cost estimate then the overall cost estimate and then some alternates that we have and then we can get into next steps for the park. Next
slide. All right. So, starting with where we've been. So, last summer we did the community engagement like Nick had said. Uh we did that in-person event and then we also did um an online survey. The survey had a lot of responses which was
great and from that we were able to develop a preferred master plan and cost estimate. The these were pretty general. Um the cost assessment was very general and we took that then to the park commission and the park commission gave their feedback and the final plan was
approved. From there in November we received a site survey and our team was able to start beginning on the construction documents and then this past month we presented those construction documents that site plan to
the park commission and a final cost estimate which was approved. So then just a few weeks ago, we submitted the 100% bid set to the city and all of our specs. So now today, we're requesting that council authorization to bid and
then potentially ordering that playground just to help with the timeline of um the construction process. So I can get in the into the remaining items in the following slides, but let's just skip to the next slide for now. So overall project goals. The budget for
this project is 580K. And some of the top priorities are the tennis court, the um playground, improving the existing playground because right now it's um past its lifespan, and then resurfacing the
trails. Other priorities include the basketball court. Um there's some cracking going on at the basketball court and also at that parking lot. And then some other site improvements include site furnishings like in restroom enclosure around portaotties
and irrigation allowance. Next slide. So now we can get into that preferred concept. So this is not as pretty as a normal concept that you would see. This is just straight from our construction documents. Um but uh we'll start out
with an updated playground. And I will say just overall, a lot of the line work that you're seeing in this park is pretty similar to what's out there today. So the playground will remain in its same spot. We're just updating and enhancing the amenities to be
accessible. Um, and we're also with that playground improvement removing that souththeast sort of quadrant there. And the reason for removing that southeast quadrant is just because we get a little little more bang for our buck then if we
invest in the west side of the playground. So, um we'll I'll show you some renderings that have been done for that proposed playground, but that's the reasoning for removing that um quadrant over there. Uh we're also looking at
replacing the tennis court. that is fully resurfacing the tennis court, adding in new fencing, posts, nets, and then along with that tennis court will provide some pickle ball striping. That does not include built-in nets. There are some temporary nets that I believe
the city owns that will be um deployed as needed for pickle ballers. Uh we're also going to be adding a new halfcourt basketball court. Right now, there's a full court basketball court out there. And the reason for the half court is you just get some cost savings.
So, you're able to have a newer basketball court, but without the cost of having to fully redo it. It's about half the cost. Um, and based off of surveys, the basketball court was one of the lesser used amenities. So, we thought if we could get some savings
there, we could then invest it elsewhere in the park. Uh, resurfacing the parking lot. Uh right now the existing parking lot has some cracking going on. So there's a need there for that. Resurfacing the trails. Um also removing
some existing trail segments. So when we studied the park we noticed that there was some redundancies in the trails and by removing some of these trail portions were able to save on future costs and costs currently. So, some of the trails that are being removed are, you can see
in that um northeastern corner, there's like a a U shape, a sideways backwards C-shape, I'll say that. Um that trail would be removed. And what's kind of difficult to see in this plan is there's an existing north south trail that runs
right along the road. So, um you would still get the looping action that happens within the park, but um just not the cost of having to maintain that trail. And another trail that would be removed is just directly east of where the shelter is near the playground.
Again, there's just some redundancies with connections to that north south trail. And then right in the center of the park, we are proposing a zip line. Now, this is an alternate uh pending what bids come back with. But one thing
that is not an alternate is there is a crushed aggregate path that will run through the center of the park. And um that just provides more activation to the center of the park. Right now it's an open space. So this gives another
looping option for um park visitors. And then one last thing is we've got a portaotti restroom enclosure shown just north of that existing parking lot. Um there's a little square there. Yep. All right. Next slide.
So here's some zoomins for exactly what those features include. This is the proposed tennis court. Like I said, there's going to be some pickle ball striping included in there. Um we will include a new tennis net with um adjustable center straps and posts just
to help meet regulations. And then we're going with a black powder coated uh chain link fence which um the reason for that selection is just to help with maintenance costs and also it looks a little bit sharper than just the regular
galvanized chain link fence. Next slide. Uh this is a layout plan for the basketball court and um this is just showing dimensions you know if you're curious but then also we'll be ordering
this basketball hoop system which comes with a post backboard and nets. Next slide. This is that restroom enclosure and you may recognize this restroom enclosure. This is at Carrick's Landing. So, we'll be ordering the exact same fence with
the same etching and everything just to show some um cohesiveness throughout the park system here. And then, uh Nick touched a little bit on community engagement, but since the playground is such an important aspect of this project, I thought it might be
nice to go into some of the details of what we heard on the playground. So, I'll keep it somewhat brief, but um just good stuff to know as we look at what was eventually or what is eventually being proposed. So, we asked the community if they prever preferred new
equipment at the playground and the majority said that they did prefer new equipment over refurbishing or repairing equipment. And then when it came to playground style, actually this was really great for the design team to hear because originally we had been thinking nature play or nature inspired play
might be what the community desires, but really adventure and climbing play was what had the most interest from the community. And then in terms of accessible features that were desired at the site, having some nice pave paths
throughout the site, accessible swings and um accessible spinning play. And when I say pave paths, sorry, I mean like port and place paths within the playground, not throughout the whole park. And then also some of those top playground design considerations
uh is dynamic movement. And on the survey there was a picture of a zipline. So that's um what that dynamic movement is alluding to. And then lots of climbing components which align with the adventure play, swings, some age
separation items like that. Next slide. Back one slide. There we go. So, this is the playground layout. Um, just a little more context on the playground. We received four different options um from
different playground vendors and the park commission had selected Midwest Playscapes as the playground vendor. Midwest Playscapes represents Playworld as their play structure provider. Uh we've HKGI has worked with them before
and it's a really great playground equipment. So I'm very excited for you guys to be going with them. Uh it's sometimes a little hard to look at plans. So luckily we do have some renderings here, but I'll just point out a couple things in case um you are
curious. So, the playground vendor did provide two alternates for where that zip line is located, whether it's in the southeast quadrant or if it's in the center portion of the park. And the park mission determined that they'd like to go with this ad alternate 2, which is
activating that center part of the park. Um, some great things about this plan is you can see that blue is the board in place and all the other surfacing is that engineered wood fiber surfacing. So, makes it nice and accessible. And then there is some age separated play
which I can point out in the following slides. All right. So that larger structure that you see um in the playground that would be the five to 12 year old uh play equipment. You have a lot of climbing opportunities, a lot of slides, um
different cord and place options to get to those amenities. Uh I believe there's monkey bars in there as well. And then that smaller structure just to I guess the left of that photo on the left that would then be for the two to five. So
that is providing that age separation that was brought up in the community engagement. Also some accessible spinning that's that little circle there within the board in place. A teeter totter like feature. And then we also
have some accessible swings mixed with traditional swings. And then this is just a little closer look. You can see that dome in the on the far left. That is kind of I think it's called a cozy dome and that's to
help children who may be over stimulated. Honestly, I could see myself hanging out in there. It looks pretty awesome. Um there's also things like a balance beam. Lots of features packed
into this small area. And then this is a rendering of the zipline. Um, PlayWorld has a great zipline. It's over 100 feet. So, um, you can imagine sliding down and then running back. It's a great way to burn
some energy for kids and adults. So, then let's get into the costs here for the playground. The playground's target budget was 175K. And the number is a little small, but I can still see
it. They came in at $174,944. So just under that target budget, which is great. Um that includes all of the surfacing, all of the stuff that you saw in those renderings will be included in the playground design. Um the zipline is that only alternate which we had
mentioned and that's about roughly see 46,000 we'll say. Um, and that would be pending how bids come back. If bids come back a little bit under, then maybe we could get that zipline in the park. If
we go to the next slide, uh, this is the overall cost for the the park, 580K. Just a reminder, is what we were targeting. And we've got the cost estimate coming in at 576,629. Um some things that are included, you
know, I called out a lot of them in the proposed plan earlier, but also we do have irrigation allowance included in there. This includes some of the site prep that's needed for construction. Um it includes design services. All of the nitty-gritty um is packed into this cost
estimate here. And then next is the alternate. So, this includes the zip line as well as some edging that would go between that engineered wood fiber and the existing lawn that's out there. And then all in,
if we were to do all of these improvements, that would come at about $629,229. So, next steps, if this gets approved, then we would have a bid opening on March 18th and then the bid would be awarded at the city council meeting on
March 23rd. We would start construction in May and hopefully have construction complete by mid August. And that is all I've got. Hannah, can you pull up or Adam who who's running
the screen? Adam. Okay. Um, because we talk about irrigation, what are what what parts are we irrigating? >> Yeah. >> Thank you, mayor. Uh, the whole majority of the park is currently irrigated. We had the city had placed a well there
when the park was originally built. Uh, it's in good working order. We just want to make sure we're repairing the essential infrastructure and make sure the park is maintained to that green. It's a very sandy park. So, we're making sure that, you know, it looks aesthetically pleasing, not that dead brown grass, uh, as the city's already
invested infrastructure at this site. >> Okay. >> A good thing, mayor and council, too, to be mindful is, you know, we're doing these projects after that 20 plus year threshold. So, built in 2005 for about 21 years here now. Uh, we cannot find, you know, current playground parts and things like that. There's, you know,
things that come into safety concerns. Play has changed, accessibility has changed. Uh, the pavement's in poor condition. Uh you obviously you can see the tennis courts cracking, the basketball courts failing. Uh it's time to address these things and to you know package it all into a comprehensive package. So it's one time we're touching
this park. Uh like I said there were some lessons learned with school null. You know we didn't get the parking lot in it the first time. Uh we learned to order the playground early tonight. So I mean there are some things we've learned throughout uh this process for these renovation projects. More than happy to tag team questions between Hannah and myself.
>> Yep. My question was just irrigation. I was there when the park was built and um so I was just making sure are we lessening it? Are we sprinkling the whole thing still or what's what's the plan? >> Sure. >> So, thank you. >> Cy and Nick, I I don't know if I asked
this before about the lighting, the current lighting situation in the park. >> Yep. Council member, it's uh Right. Henipin still has our lights out there and they're in good working order. So, a site analysis was done done initially and HKGI and staff have been out there
and made sure that the lights still function. They're still in good like a working order. The paint's still good on them. They are LED. I think they've been converted. A lot of our stuff has been converted throughout the years. So, uh the lighting is is adequate out there. >> Okay. Because that leads down to our Norin Landing Park, right?
>> Correct. So the trailit >> referencing the north south trail along Cadlerat runs about a half mile down to Northland Park there. >> Thank you. >> Any other questions? >> Okay. Well, thank you for the presentation.
>> Thank you. >> Together. >> Thank you. >> All right, councel. Your packet. There are two motions. There's no further questions. Mayor, I'll make a motion. >> Yes. Uh motion to approve the Lily Pond
Park renovation project plans and specifications and to authorize the bid process. >> Second. >> Second. >> Motion by Tina, seconded by Ryan. >> Is there any discussion? All those in favor signify by saying I. >> I.
>> All those opposed, same sign. Motion passes. I'll make another motion. Okay. Motion to accept the quote and authorize staff to procure the excuse me procure the uh playground equipment from Midwest landscapescapes
in the amount of $174,94483. >> Second. >> All right. Motion by Tina, seconded by Michelle. Is there any discussion? All those in favor signify by saying I. >> I. >> Those opposed, same sign.
>> Motion passes. Thank you. and pass along to the park and rec staff like thanks for all their work with us because as you said you mentioned a lot about lessons learned from school null. So I think this is um nice that we have it all packaged together and some savings
by ordering stuff ahead of time and keeping it moving forward. So thank you. All right. Um, as we said, item five was removed. Um, a little background, we did have a meeting earlier this evening on
that. And so, we will be moving forward um, as a council with some discussions leading up to um, what that looks like for our projects in a certain area that is a commercial zone. More to follow. All right. Item six is
city council reports and updates. We will first start out with updates from commissions. Uh first is heritage preservation. >> Thank you. Thank you, Madam Mayor. I have no updates. >> Okay. >> Parks and wreck. Michelle, uh we met last week uh last Tuesday um and um
reviews presentations or or proposals from HKGI and um uh Hawinson Associates. Sorry, I'm really blanking. Sorry. and um kind of reviewed stuff for the master planning and so
that will be coming out here in the near future for us to decide on and see. >> Thank you. Next is planning commission Ryan. >> Uh madame mayor, the planning commission uh reviewed updates for uh a sign ordinance for our current sign
ordinance. Uh it's being um simplified, I guess I should say. Um the commission also provided a recommendation for updates to the construction site ordinances which will come to the council at a later date. Uh the next meeting for the planning commission is Monday, March 2nd. There will be a
public hearing item on Meadow Haven Development which is a development just southeast of Water Tower 4. >> Thank you. Next is public safety. Tina, >> uh public safety, we had some visitors. Uh Stu Randall from the Maple Grove radio club. Um he spoke of what he did
and how he possibly could help and volunteer with um public safety here in Atgo. Um and at the time um Mike Scott, our interm uh fire chief at that time had nine candidates for fire chief. I know there's more than that at this time, but
um that was back on February 10th. So more to come on that. Perfect. All right, we still are under city council reports and updates. Does anyone have anything? >> We had item 3.3. >> Oh, I'm sorry, Ryan. >> That's okay.
>> Well, I still under city council reports and updates, but then we'll do your 3.3. So, on the other side, >> okay, if no one has anything, then we'll move on to item 6.1, which was 3.3. >> Ryan. >> Uh, thank you, Madam Mayor. I oppose this action because our city is able to
receive excellent service from our existing contract providers at a price point that is cost-sufficient for the taxpayer. If approved, the total cost of owning our own fire department will increase to a whopping 15,146,862.75, which would have paid for 10 years of contracted service.
>> Right, Corey? Madame Mayor, I'd make a motion to approve pay application number 14 in the amount of $678,0001 146 and30 for work completed on the fire station project. >> Second motion by Corey, seconded by
Tina. Is there any discussion? All those in favor signify by saying I. I. >> All those opposed, same sign. I >> motion passes four to one. Okay, moving on to staff reports and
updates. Item 7.1 is to consider scheduling a special city council meeting to discuss Prairie Park phase 1 project. >> Mayor, council, thank you. Uh staff would propose a special meeting on March 9th at 5:30 p.m. if that is available in all of your uh schedules. Uh staff would
like to review uh some of the things that the parking w commission have been talking through um in terms of phase one uh financing components uh etc related to that project. >> Okay, everybody get out your phones or
calendars. I will be out of town. >> I'll be here. >> It works for me. >> You okay if we move ahead that night? You're fine. Okay. Is 5:30 what you're requesting, >> Dick?
>> Think so? >> Yeah. Yes, please. >> To be safe. >> Well, do you need us here? >> There's a lot to talk about. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right, then. I will make a motion to call for a special city council meeting
to discuss Prairie Park phase 1 on Monday, March 9th at 5:30. Second >> motion by Jessica, second it by Corey. There any discussion? All those in favor signify by saying I. >> I.
>> All those opposed, same sign. Meeting is scheduled. Item 7.2 is to consider scheduling. >> I'm tied. Consider scheduling a special city council meeting to conduct fire chief interviews.
>> Thank you, mayor and councel. Uh so as previously mentioned by council member Giddy uh we had the position open previously at public safety commission. We did receive 18 applicants in total for the fire chief position. Uh we are working our way through the initial uh
screening process. Um and so by the uh hopefully middle of March we'll be able to bring uh one or two candidates to the council for consideration. So, we're looking to hopefully do March 16th at 5:30 p.m. if
possible. Otherwise, uh Wednesday or Thursday of that week as well. Um if that is possible for everyone March 16th >> 16th I Monday. >> Yeah.
>> Does it work? Are you checking or >> it's that day? >> It works for me. It works for me. >> There is no planning commission. >> Oh, okay. >> Medic seriously, man.
>> All right. He's having surgery. >> Council member, >> fine. We'll let y'all >> Danner would you be would 17th or 18th work then or until this be >> the 17th or 18th? >> Maybe the 18th because he's you know if
Monday's your surgery that surgery day >> probably could Oh god. >> 18th. Yeah, either one of the >> 18 be perfect out of town on the 18th. >> Oh 17th. >> 17th. >> And the 17 I leave on the 17th. I'm out
the whole week. 17th 20th. >> Okay, good. Uh, >> that's what happens when you travel. I'm sorry. >> Um, let's see. >> How about Tuesday the 24th? >> No, I'm booked.
>> Okay, >> mayor, I think maybe we'll send out a doodle tomorrow morning. I think that's >> Oh, thank you for your consideration. >> Come to come. >> It was gonna be so great. You guys, you were gonna make two.
>> Do you not anticipate being prepared the week before? >> Uh, not at this time. >> Okay. No, I I just wasn't sure. I figured I'd ask. Yeah. >> Okay. So, we'll anticipate a doodle
tomorrow. hopefully. But okay, this week, early this week, everyone check your emails. >> Okay, we will call for that once Adam gets me the confirmed date. Then I
can work through to call for that if it needs to be made before our next council. >> Yes, mayor. >> Okay. All right. We are still under staff reports and updates. Sabrina. >> Uh, thank you, Mayor. Uh so just quick other updates. So last week we did have
three recruitments closed. So we had the uh utility fourperson water collection and distribution. Uh we received nine applicants for that which is uh been really great to see a increase in applications for our utilities department for a while. There didn't seem to be as many people getting into
the field. So that's been really great. I have to say good job to the utilities department with the local schools and um trying to get a good pipeline going. Uh then we also had the fire chief position close with 18 applicants in total. So that was a very good turnout uh
especially on a shorter turnaround time that we typically have for recruitments. Uh and then we also receive or closed the human resources and payroll coordinator positions. So uh we did end up receiving 77 applications in total. I um have been very very impressed with um
our candidates. It's just taken a little bit longer than I was anticipating to get through all of it. So, um that's 77. >> Yeah. >> Um >> and that's filling one position. >> 18 plus. >> Wow. >> Yeah. So, uh been I I guess in other
ways that's probably some of the better bad spots to be in of having a good candidate pool. So, uh looking forward to hopefully uh getting some interviews done and bringing recommendations to council uh as we get through those. So, um I think that's all I have. Thank you.
Mayor, council, no updates for me tonight. >> Okay. >> Thank you, Mayor. I have no updates either. Okay. Dave, >> no updates. Thank you, >> Dan. >> Mayor, no updates, >> Ron. >> No updates, man.
>> You win. >> Oh, no. I know Sergeant Almans will have updates for us. Good job. >> I'll take their time. >> That's right. I thought you guys were too nice to that parks and wreck guy just after
>> we were worried about safety. We asked Cory asked about lighting. >> Good. Lighting important. The one parks and wreck meeting I did talk about lighting. Okay. Uh couple things that I have. Uh
I fortunately the sheriff was nice enough to let me go up to Alexandria Technical College today. That's uh one of the biggest law enforcement programs uh in the state for uh people that are kind of getting into the law enforcement profession. Uh let me go up there and do some of the mock job interviews with a
group of them. Uh pretty cool to experience uh everybody trying to get through the program and having some conversations with how to properly do a job interview for uh trying to be a cop specifically with Wright County. So um I definitely go up there in the manner of trying to
help out, but it ends up being disguised as a bit of a recruitment mission for me. So uh put the bug in the ear of a handful of different people. So, it's kind of interesting to be able to talk with a lot of them about everything that we have going on for our our agency and everything that we've changed in probably the last 10 or so years. It was
nice to see that a lot of the uh students up there had good things to hear and say about Wright County. So, it's really cool. Uh handful of them are from the general area of Wright County or they have that lives in Elk River and we had talked about at Seagull for a little bit. So, that's kind of cool. I
was trying to crunch some numbers the other day. Somebody had asked me the community just about um specifically as it relates to the roundabouts that potent, you know, be coming in, the roundabouts that exist in the roundabouts that are coming into the community here in the next uh couple
years. Um so I'm trying to work on an actual formal report as that comes through. As I was going through, it was kind of interesting to go through some other statistics or things that popped up. Uh as far as crashes, uh the number or the busiest day for crashes is actually Sunday. Uh, with Wednesday
being number two, I guess I wasn't expecting that. Uh, the top two reasons for crashes occurring are fail to yield and distracted driving. I don't think that's a surprise to anybody. Um, and the crashes by ages by far age 18, 19, and 20 are the ones involved with
crashes. And I got tails off uh after that. So, um, other than that, I don't know if I have anything more specific for you guys, but unless you have something for me. >> Does anyone have anything? >> I saw that uh I think on the Facebook
site for Wright County, you guys inherited like a 2009 Crown Vic. >> The uh Yeah. So the gentleman that uh one of the co-founders of Guardian Fleet Safety, we've been doing work with him since like 2015. Every single squad car since
like 2017 has gone through his program um in his company. U so and he's like probably had his hands on every single one of our squad cars in some capacity since then. Uh so I think as a thank you for the business, he uh quite frankly he's just really passionate about those
sort of things. Uh he's from the area. He was actually one of our explorers back in the day. So >> Oh, cool. >> Um, yeah. So, um, I'll be honest, I went in, I had no idea what was going on either. I had walked into our building over there. We store some stuff and all of a sudden there's this Crown Vic sitting there like, who's unlucky enough
to get this old thing in the rotation. So, okay. So, yeah, it's really cool. I honestly Crown Victoria is like the coolest car planet. So, >> cool. >> Awesome. >> So, we'll see you driving it >> if I can get that. If I can get this
computer somehow mounted in there that you might see me out there. I'd love >> show that picture of the old school computer or so that's pretty archaic. You said it last faithful alone.
>> All right. Well, no one else has anything. Thank you for your update. >> Thank you. Thank you, Sergeant. >> Awesome. And I'm just going to extend um a thank you to all of the people that did apply for our um commission opening that we had. We have one person present
this evening um that was um we made a motion on item 3.8 to adopt our new um uh commission advisory commission member. So we have uh five total that were adopted for for your rotation. Um
some are returning and some people are are new faces. So again, thank you for everyone that stepped up to interview with the full council and um congratulations to the people that were chosen to serve on those commissions. Does anyone else have anything? All
right, then a motion to adjourn would be in order. Second motion by Tina, seconded by Michelle. Is there any discussion? All those in favor signified by saying I. All those opposed, same sign. The meeting is ended. Thank you
all for attending this evening.