good evening everyone and welcome we are the otana school board this is Monday it's the 24th of March at 5:30 I'm going to call this meeting to order Tim is going to give us an update on our attendants Ling Aon she let us know she was coming back from robotics so she will not be here tonight let's start with the
pledge I 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 first up tonight would be to approve the
agenda and before we do I want to make a very easy adjustment to this you'll see that under item six which is reports um our bond sale happened today Jeff cely with aers is here and there's an action item that would appear later
in our agenda um so it's it's under item 10 board action requested it's Item B and what we'll do is we're going to move that action item up to follow his
presentation because Mr cely then has the ability to take signed paperwork with him and that simply saves um an entire step in the process everything else under item 10 which requires board action everything just moves up one letter um on your agenda and so with
that change uh that's the change I'm introducing to the agenda I'll uh request a a motion to accept so moved second have a motion to Second any further discussion all in favor with an i i i any opposed motion carries my
microphone just came on uh Mr elad uh Mission moment item four mission moment Mr chair members of the board tonight is my pleasure to introduce some awesome student leaders we have had the best student
council ever in a long long time and I think uh dates back from certainly my first days in the district back in the early 2000s but it just seems like they keep getting better so I'm going to have our student council representatives and their advisers please come forward to the
front and while they're assembling I'm going to just give you a little background as to why they are this month's Mission moment this year our student council chose to shift the focus of the previous Cash Drive week to emphasize community support through donations and acts of
service and so it renamed oh OS give week that was held back in mid November thanks to the diligent work of the students you see in front of you it was a tremendous success the grand totals for one week board members one week was
$1,500 to United Way of Steel County 590 plus boxes of cereal to community Pathways 260 plus toys for steel County Toys for Tots 80 plus coats and 125 plus pairs of socks to ohos pantry and to the
area Learning Center the acts of service included with these monetary gifts were tying blankets that were created and donated to our students in need at the alc yards were raked in the community cards made for residents in nursing homes and young children in hospitals
baby hats made for newborn babies and performances by our OHS Symphony Orchestra for residents at timberdale trace this is why oana High School is the best can you introduce there's a microphone right there I'm going to have
you pass it so we can all do this awkward thing okay please just say your name on the grade level you're in please thank you we're going to start down here um Carson van gelder 10th grade you know what I don't want to stand in your way you just keep passing Amal Mohammad 11th
grade Ain Jensen 10th grade Mariah Fox 10th grade Bella horn 10th grade Ava Cox 10th grade Noel kubich 11th grade K hes 12th grade and I'm the treasurer on the
exec board Nora C 12th grade and I'm the President Kennedy katung I'm the vice president and I'm a senior miles grimas 11th grade Ellie miners 11th grade A farra 11th
grade Casey DeVos I'm one of the advisers thank you and I want to just I just want to make sure that I mention people that I did not see here tonight so is Sophia here I don't think so Sophia maiz Emory Vic Andy Hunt jayen AI Kelly
sacket Mariah Fox Ain Jensen LOL Schultz if I say anybody's name and you're here just go hey you forgot me rean dtz Mike against AA Cox and Casey is here of
course but Michaela Krueger is our other adviser members of the board this is why ohos is a great place but we also have great student leadership that sets the tone for all of our students at oana high school and I think giving back to the community is one of the greatest lessons that we can leave with our
children so questions oh I bet there are all right I have a couple how many hours collectively did it take to do this um a lot a lot we um I think exec board like Casey came um to us with the
idea and so we kind of latched on to it as the four of us with Emory and then we kind of started planning how we were going to separate that break that down and then we brought it to our uh whole crew in August so we started in August it was kind of because it was such a new
idea we wanted to give time to prepare and kind of generate ideas so then that was that and then we started having we have weekly meetings in like September so then it was integrated in there but and then it kind of shifted a
lot all of our meetings and then a lot okay next question two sophomores what's your biggest surprise about student council in this project I just really liked this someone else and who can you grab the microphone when
you there we go excellent thank you and there was one more sophomore I know there's a few of us right here there's about four right here somebody else to I did Miles anything else about sofware anything miles what was your biggest surprise um I would say mine was just
much our school came together there you go um I would say how much our school came together just because I feel like there's so many different like groups and we have such a wide like demographic of students and everybody just came together to help those in need in our
community good work you guys m mhm what's the next big event coming up for you yeah Mental Health Week like our Spring Fling week good anybody else we're incredibly proud of you anytime you get Mr elad to get a little
weepy with his voice that's always a good sign he's incredibly proud of you so are we and we thank you very much for coming tonight it's it's just a pleasure to have you here thank you thank you for having us Mr C I am proud of 5,168 students too so right for sure
thank you thank you as we move on item five is public forum [Applause] sir any cards for public forum no okay
we're g to move on uh Mr elad is uh a little busy so I'll ask Jeff cely Mr cely is with aers aers um assisted us with our uh Bond um uh sale today and uh all of you have the updated report in
front of you that includes uh some of the specifics with regard to um the size and the interest rates that um the bond offering was issued Mr cely welcome thank you thank you it's a pleasure to be with
you so today we sold your bonds and we took bids and tonight um you're going to have a resolution that resolution is to award the sale of those bonds to the winning bidder uh so we did provide a document
that provided the um information for tonight's meeting uh so as you know we have a single bond that we're issuing which has two purposes so it's two types of bonds that we blended into a single Bond the majority of it is your facility
maintenance which is your health and safety project your air quality a little bit of aestus with that too and then the remaining Authority was from a past election you still had a little bit that you could issue on that and that's for uh the betterman of school facilities so
taking a look at the S Day Report uh we did receive six bids and the winning bidder was from an underwriter uh beard of Milwaukee the low bid was 3.56 and the high bid 3.78 so you can
see a spread in there uh the principal amount or par amount is 7, 55,000 now the bids came in uh very nicely as far as your overall cost the true interest cost was 3.55 uh we estimated about
4.16 uh about a month ago with the pre-sale report um you also received a premium on that uh that combined with the fact that your construction bids came in very very favorable uh the overall Debt Service over DET
terminal bonds is going to be about 1.1 million less than what we thought in mid to uh late February again much of that was due to construction bids about $715,000 uh but the remaining uh roughly
$365,000 in reduction is due to the favorable bids that we received this morning uh so in the attachment uh first of all these these bonds are callable which means that at some point in the future you can refund them or refinance
them they're callable on February 1 2033 uh the closing date which is when the funds the bond proceeds will be transferred and become available as April 17th uh so just to go over a few things if you look at the attachment page one
there is your W winning bid and I'm going to point out that on a municipal Bond every maturity date or annual principal payment carries its own interest rate so it's it's unlik say a
home mortgage that has an interest rate over the entire period of time every maturity or principal payment has its own and that's the coupon rate so you can see on this particular page under be uh you have 5% acrude interest for a
little over half the term and then 4% however that the with those coupon rates it's generating a premium which means they're going to pay you money up front so what you see in the next column is the reoffering yield that is the net
interest cost once we take the money that they paid you as a premium up front and apply it in those particular years so you can see that the reoffering premium uh was about 2.72 or your true
interest cost if you will uh through 3.7 uh in the later years so uh you can see there's a whole list of biders under be that is called a Syndicate uh be has
these these are the people who um have agreed to order or purchase some of your bonds and be is a managing uh partner on it and then you can see you receive bids from uh the baker group of ok city north
of Minneapolis Ste of uh Birmingham Alabama TD Securities of New York and Hill out of Dallas Texas so to take a look at the page three the orange column that's your facility maintenance bonds that's your
health and safety about $5.8 million and then the um uh School building 1.97 I'm I'm sorry those were the authorizations so 5, 85,000 was the par that's where you saw the reduction because of your construction bids and
1.97 on school billing for about 7, 55,000 and then there's other things identified in there such as the underwriter compensation or discount and all your legal fees which is the bond attorney us rating agency and so
forth uh the next page shows the issue again this a single issue though it's your principal interest payment uh for each of those um maturities and of course six months interest payment uh the next page breaks it out between the
two purposes and that's more for internal that's something that Mark will be working with those next two pages uh but to give you an idea if you take a look at uh page eight you can see the the gray bars is your existing debt
converted to a tax rate and the the blue hash is is that 1.9 million of your school building bonds you can barely see it it's just a little bitt sliver on top and then the facility maintenance is the orange again it's it's it's small
compared to what the existing debt is uh but you can see of the uh retirement dates of it in 20 2041 it runs through and then your existing debt runs through 2044 the last
section of this is your rating your credit opinion and uh from booies and you have a very good rating of course um you have sound reserves and then of course your your demographics as far as
the income and valuation per capita is very high in the area uh very strong so I included that in case anyone wanted to read up about how Moody's views the district so you do have a resolution
tonight and after a resolution I'll grab two signatures and um if you have any questions can entertain just for clarity board members if I might as these are separated on into two separate areas you saw the IAQ are into air quality bonds and that is
for the McKinley and the owana education center project in general there are a couple of other ASB bestas mitigation removals and so on and a few other buildings but those are the two biggest projects in that first 5.8 I think it was cor the remaining bond is a reminder
we use that to help us to restore the pool and so that's the reason why they're sort of separated yet they're all included in the general obligation Bond questions all right want to hang on one second yes all right uh so with that uh
if there are no further questions then I'm gonna ask Tim to introduce the motion and we can take action on this right now I move that the board approve the resolution relating to the general obligation facilities maintenance and school building bond series 225a as presented second we have a motion and a
second is there any further discussion uh and hearing none Tim this is a roll call vote Ron I Andrea I Jolene I Lori I Mark I Elizabeth I and I'm an I 70 pass motion carries thank you all right I will yep if you want to
hang on one second we'll sign this for you right now and absolutely oh do you have it we have this one I have this that's correct that's the [Music] one Che got it wrong he's got another copy let us know okay have a great even
thank you you thank you thank you Jeff wel all right we're going to move on uh item seven tonight is uh general information uh anybody have any questions from Mr elad as it relates to the enrollment report that's observations I see it's
going up looks like it goes up we are adding students yes we are again outperforming our our projected enrollment um right now we're up about almost 240 students from what we were projecting and a number of those are oana online students whether they're
tuition agreement or uh open open enrolled um I commented to Sarah the other day I don't know if there's been a week that has gone by that I have not signed at least almost daily at least one open enrollment form so and it it looked like for online
we're close to 400 students now we are we are and more to come I think there are other districts that are expressing an interest now a couple I know that Mrs solon's working on so thank all right no further discussion uh
Item B under general information has to do with the city of oana there's a tax increment financing uh project all of that was included in your board packet anybody have any questions relative to that I guess maybe just some clarification as to what it what it
means with yeah that would be helpful so the tax mement funding is a structure that the City uh or County can push out there for um projects um sometimes it's Apartments sometimes it's other things that they're asking uh in order to fund
the project that we would forego um the taxes that we would receive as a district for a period of time and then once that matures then they pay off their taxes moving forward but it's an incentive for housing and other
businesses to uh make oana their home and Mr alad I'm having a hard time with the attachment but as I looked at the materials earlier today I think the impact in terms of the taxes that we lose as a district were fairly negligible I think it was 50,000 over
like 20 years right fairly negligible and the whole scope of things and again we all sort of share in that when it comes to those municipalities and districts that are collecting uh public tax dollars and then of course the hope and intent is that the community continues to grow and is vibrant and
brings new opportuni for other kinds of things if you look at the trend line that strategy is working right because we continue to expands our tax base which every makes everyone's taxes go down so the little bit that we might be pushing forward in Tif uh funding
actually pays off in a fairly short time frame good question any further questions on this okay we will move on uh item eight uh no action required but we'll start with board Forum Ron if you don't mind we'll start down on your end uh with
regard to uh committee reports um yeah I guess we had a finance meeting the beginning of March and then we have another one again the beginning of April so um and we'll see the the amend a budget report tonight for that other than
that I don't have anything new from facilities no we've just all been spending a lot of time together the last couple of weeks and it's more to come yeah was our policy committee I can't remember the order of things so we
may have met since our last meeting but more to come um in terms of first readings and second readings yeah and for facilities all of it actually was addressed these were the things that were discussed at our last facilities meeting that would be the indoor air quality projects that are happening this
summer at the uh Wana education center as well as McKinley um the pool work will start um uh right after school lets out on um the pool work at the middle school that's really all we had for
facilities Tim nothing additional a I have a couple of things that's okay with the board earlier this month our knowledgeable team qualified for state and which will take place I believe April 11th and 12th um speech
sections is also coming up and that's taking place April 10th um and last week otana high school had the unique opportunity to share research projects with students from Japan so just huge thanks to Dr Maher for the opportunity
it was massive learning experience and it's really fun glad to hear it uh as it relates to board Forum anything more specific I think we covered all of the school board the committee reports anybody have any questions as it relates to the report
that appeared regarding the work session think probably anything with regard to that uh policy revisions item three is policy revisions anybody have any questions um this is the first reading any questions relative to the policies that um are up for review so again just the policy
committee looked at all of these they're fairly benign um updates you know Sarah did a nice job of updating in the notes there kind of the impact so can take a look at those we can visit next next meeting all
right hearing no further conversation we'll move on uh Item B in this area would be the administrative report anybody have any questions for Mr elad or members of the administrative team if I could add Mr Sebring the last three or the last week and a half here
I've testified three times uh once with the house twice with the Senate uh testifying on two different items that are of interest to our district one of them is house fell one 999 um that is to um try to provide some
guidance for data requests if you remember we had a rather large and onerous data request that cost our taxpayers about $350,000 uh that came here about 3 years ago this is indeed a a file that would be um making sure that anything onerous
that there's some level of shared um Financial duty to all of that um recognizing of course that we are subject to the um you know opportunity for people to view and make requests and we get a number of data requests that are fairly easy to satisfy uh but
they're also looking at trying to find a way to get rid of anonymous data requests that if you're going to request that you have to have uh State your status and who you are so that you can do you know who introduced that or was that something from the Department uh I
can't yes um I knew you're going to say that I was just curious yeah I it's um representative it was a representative though it came out of the house yeah so I'm trying to remember the name I can't remember the exact name because it she's not part of
the education policy committee she came as just a representative and entered it but it was laid over uh to put for potential so they're going to review it again I'll probably be asked to testify again of course the one that I'm probably most concern myself with is
local optional revenue and Equalization Senate file 2239 and house file 25 I've testified twice uh one one in each committee uh on regard to that our system again is unfair and I continue to Advocate to make sure that we can
equalize funding so the taxpayers in otana are not uh subject to higher tax rates than those to achieve the same operating Levy uh so again I wanted to mention that um I have been asked by a few constituents about the potential
impacts of the federal funding or those potential Federal funding cuts um you know if you look at our general scope and you saw it in the budget that was presented we generally received just under $3 million in federal funding so it's not a big portion of our budget most of our budget comes from state and
local sources um but at at record we have $2.7 million um we feel that um there could be some cuts to special education and Title One funding those would be critical funding sources if you can imagine the way we saw the eser funds go
away so we saw three $ million of federal funding go away and that has an immediate impact on our bottom line if the federal fund were to be cut we would see that same sort of those reductions would have to be reflected um here or in fact Inc coming Upon Our taxpayers if we
want to continue that level of funding thus far it's been mostly questions there hasn't been any specific impact so we'll wait and see but I've had people asked so I just want to make sure I address that uh the other part is uh there is a public feedback portal that
has been created by the Minnesota Department of Education and that is education um. mn.gov and there is a piece in there where you can provide specific feedback about how you're feeling about the feedback that if there were a cut to Federal funding for public
schools and then on a much more positive note um I was able to spend a day today as part of our United W campaign I offer up a couple of days of subbing was able to sub today for Terra Lamers oo ton of high school special education classroom and it was delight and the highlight of
my weeks and it was only Monday so uh just a great opportunity to connect with students and the staff and committed staff that are there so that's my report for tonight Mr Alon I have a question about the federal funding piece how many students does that Title One
impact that's a good question because it's based of course on income or that was the original formula and how it was based um that's a tough figure Mark to come up with okay that's fine you know um if you were to look at what was our FR reduced
lunch count um we were somewhere in that 35 to 40% range somewhere in there so we're probably coose but I can certainly get that for you no that's fine okay thank you mhm special education is Dr cansen is I mean that's 20% of our
student body that qualify for special education so mhm uh good thank you as we finish up this section which is um discussion items it's a good opportunity to um share with the community where things stand um the quick reminder is that
right after the first of the year Mr elad announced a a career pivot and and we have the benefit of his expertise through June 30th of this year uh we opened up the the process of looking for a new superintendent um and and we made that
search available initially at a local level and so we asked for internal candidates to apply um and and and we realistically uh we didn't have any internal candidates that uh applied for the superintendent position and because
of that we opened it up uh and we had uh with help of Chris paa who is here Director of Human Resources we had 24 applications that came in and of those 24 applications we went over the list down to five and identified five that we wanted to interview for the position and
in the time since we landed on five and started the interview process one of them had already found another position we interviewed four and um we had four really very good interviews and uh and we called the the list down one more
time to two final two final applications um one of those interviews happened last Thursday the 20th and the other one happens tomorrow night um and at the conclusion of tomorrow night's interview process uh the board is going to sit
down and make a decision about our next superintendent um board members um Sarah has pushed out and you have it in your in your inbox but we have a standup meeting on Wednesday morning and it literally will be a stand-up meeting and
and will affirm our decision from Tuesday night but I want to thank not only Mr elad for um you know a very a very capable um means of helping us through this transition time Chris paa has been spectacular with coordinating
and aligning all of these different applications and making the information available for all of us um it's been a very good process and I feel confident that the the quality of the applicants that have stepped forward has been extremely high I think we have really really good applicants uh for this
position so with that we're going to move on um item nine tonight would be the consent agenda quick reminder we are approving the minutes from the February 24 and March 10 meeting dispersement as well as the Personnel report one of you be kind enough to introduce the motion I move that the
board approve the consent agenda second we have a motion in a second anybody have any reason to pull anything out further discussion okay Tim if you would please Ron I Andrea I Jolene I Lori I Mark I
Elizabeth I and I'm I 70 pass carries we're going to move on to item 10 there's a couple of items that need board action uh the first one is policy is a policy revisions and if I can I turn things over to Mr elad for a quick introduction so a number of these policy as you've seen before one item I'd like
to bring to your attention is policy 522 um which is indeed the um just a revamped version of the title 9 policy uh this policy was if you remember changed in late 2024 um the board took action to change then
to what was the Federal uh law regarding the title 9 it has now shifted back and so msba just as of late had indicated that board should take action to revert back to the 2020 final rule uh around Title 9 so this indeed is the same policy that you would have approved back
in 2020 which is now back for your consideration of reapprovals have any questions relative to the policy revisions one of you already upen to have that queued up and ready to go I move that the board approv the policies
as presented second we have a motion and a second uh any further discussion all in favor with an i i any opposed that motion carries we took care of the resolution relating to the go bonds we are going to move on to what
would then be Item B the resolution relating to the termination and renewal of teaching contract probationary teachers budget oh I skipped right over that didn't I sorry about that the amended budget Mr elet if you would please no Mr stas is glad you're
going back to this item um so if you remember um Mark STS and Lori BS sort of partnered to present this uh the amended budget uh back in March for you earlier in March and tonight the amended budget there are no changes to this document from what you saw on the 10th uh Mr
stats is here to answer any questions you might have tonight regarding the amended budget but it would be seeking your approval tonight and then again uh Mr stats will come back at the end of the year to do a final budget with you as well as a preliminary budget for the
FY 26 or 2526 school year no again just a comment finance committee um looked at this a couple of times in the last couple months and then as a group we looked at it in the work session so I think it's been well it and hopefully folks are understanding and
what's going on there further input Finance people good all right uh would one of you happen to have this motion queued up and ready to go I move that the board approved the 2024 2025 amended budget as
presented Motion in a second all in favor with an i i any opposed that motion carries item C would now be the resolution relating to termination and non-renewal Mr elad if you would yes board members you have a separate Green Sheet that was handed out this evening
um if you remember back to a couple of conversations we've now had about um reductions that we were making and the district to accommodate some of our current budget situations so what you have tonight is this Green Sheet this would be a list of non-renewals we are not at this point uh to a point where we
would need to do any sort of unrequested leave of absence so again what we're seeking your approval tonight and by the way this resolution is one that you would take up annually as a board typically but it just has a bit more gravity tonight because there are um a number of staff that we did indeed have
to non-renew as a part of our budget reduction process questions can I add one more thing Mr Sebring I apologize just so that you're aware too our process has always been to communicate with these employees so all of these employees as of last Thursday
were notified as through non-renew because I have made a promise to our staff that they would never learn about this at from a board meeting so thank you thank you okay would one of you please introduce this motion for us I moveed that the board approved the resolution relating to the termination
and non-renewal of the teaching contract of probationary teachers second we have a motion and a second any further discussion Tim if you would please Ron I Andrea I Jolene I Lori I Mark I
Elizabeth I and I am an I 70 motion carries thank you item D tonight is the revised 2025 to 2026 school calendar Mr elad um if you remember last year we approached the board and with request of some additional time for Reda training
um so what we are asking for your approval with tonight is um similar yet different we have a bit we only are asking for two days next year we do have some additional redact training that has to take place we are still awaiting the Department of Education to inform us as
to who that might be um so we're still waiting but there are they've indicated that there will be some additional red training in addition we are putting in a new math curriculum to try to address some of our student achievement issues in math particular at the elementary level um and we also have some other
required curricula that will be changing uh these additional staff development days quite honestly are a savings to the school district because requiring these staff to report on an contract day is quite expensive and so recognizing we're losing a little instructional time we're
trying to find that perfect balance of still offering the instruction that's needed yet offering the professional development that's needed without uh having to pay um a lot extra for uh those days so the two days in question that
would be revised in this calendar uh would be similar uh to this past year Monday October 20th so it would be kind of a longer week weekend around the Education Minnesota break and then also on February 16th which on the calendar happens to be President's Day it is it
was before a student contact day for us now it would not be a student contact day the other part we try to navigate is to make sure that we can offer those days when it might be conducive for families as well
so uh good thank you any questions will they be e-learning days or no or just they will be straight up staff development days is because we have our have to have our entire K12 plus through the read act now we're guessing will travel into some of our language art
staff the high school as well it's so difficult to run the sort of e-learning and the professional development all at the same time because we're asking particularly our secondary staff to do both and that's difficult especially if you have student contact uh through virtual means so this indeed would be a
K12 um full full K12 day I guess the other thought was it seems like these days have been really beneficial for the teachers and I'm wondering if this is something that's just going to maybe carry forward into future I think you're right I think you're right we're so we did send out a survey to our teaching
staff just to inquire about whether or not they found these days valuable and 98% of the staff reported back that they found Great Value in the days um a lot of it was just consistence they could be together with their teams so they're learning together they're asking questions of one another sometimes in
the summer you run into schedule that just don't mesh uh this happens to be very deliberate and how we can do that and and collaborate so I think the other thing I like about it is that it's timely right I mean they can literally apply what they've learned or discussed
the next day right instead of discussing it at the end of the school year and then waiting for this next tbling it you know for three months maybe remembering yeah or learning something in July that you're asked to implement in September or October that's sometimes as difficult
as well this you can apply the next day further questions comments Elizabeth by chance do you have this um motion ready to go sure I move that the board approve the revised 2020 25 2026 school year calendar as
presented second a motion and a second is there any further discussion all in favor with an i i i any opposed that motion carries item e tonight and we just learned about or had a a the finance side of this
conversation is the McKinley Elementary ventilation improvements Mr elad yeah the next two items actually are separated for clarity for you as a board just to make sure that you're aware that we are indeed doing those ieq projects at both McKinley and the oec you'll see that the way this was set up so that
there's two award or letters of recommendation that are in there for each site so in order to provide Clarity for this issue to not jumble them uh it was put into two separate action items you have any questions Andrea do you have that One
queued up I moveed at the board approve the contractors as listed in the attached letter for a total award amount of $1,329 45 for the McKinley Elementary ventilation Improvement project second we have motion and a
second any further discussion all in favor with an i i i any opposed that motion carries Ron would you do the introduction of the um education Center please I moveed that the board approved the contractors as listed in the attached letter for a total award amount of$
2,452 945 for the oana education center ventilation Improvement project second a motion in a second again any further discussion all in favor with an i i any opposed that motion carries lastly Gift
gifts to the district Mr elad Yes again uh gifsa District a couple of them from the music boosters uh some band Tony covers and a violin violins are expensive um but again we appreciate the support we have from MBL uh to provide those music um both the equipment and
opportunities for our students and then just a couple of other gifts one for thriving Minds which is a very active group at the high school uh for mental health as well as our fast pitch team so we just have h four gifts for you to consider approving tonight questions comments Tim do you
have this one sure I move that the board approve the resolution for acceptance of gifts as presented second we have a motion and a second uh Tim if you would please Ron I Andrea I Jolene hi Lori I Mark I Elizabeth I and I'm an I 70 carries
thank you very much I will move that we adjourn second we have motion a second um before I close see you all tomorrow night 520 Tories dress comfortably okay
thank you for that Clarity best advice is dress part dress the part go up one level all right uh all in favor with an i i any opposed motion carries good meeting thanks folks