That's good. This is taking under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Uh, Mr. Clerk, I have role, please. Chairman John Eric Hooper, here. Vice Chairwoman Caroline Gonzalez here.
Member Salary, I'm here. Member Adam Thompson present. Member Julie Keenan. Let the record show that member Julie Keenan is is absent from today's meeting. Member Kimbleary here. Member Debbie Robinson here. And member Jennet Applefield.
Thank you. Okay. First up, we have uh several minutes to approve. We'll go through them one at a time. Um I So I'll go through them. I don't know if you guys reviewed them if there's any changes. Um I do have a a
question on the fifth set, but I'll address that when I get there. So if I could have a motion for the March 18th set. Motion. Second. Okay. Further discussion. All in favor signify by saying I. I opposed. Motion carries. Need a motion for the March 25th 25 minutes.
Motion. Second. Okay. Motion second. Any further discussion? All in favor signify by saying I. I opposed. Motion carries. Need a motion for the April 9th 25 minutes. Motion. Second. Have a motion a second. Any further
discussion? All in favor say I. I. I. Opposed. Motion carries. Need a motion for the April 22nd 25 minutes. Motion. Second. Okay. Motion second. Any further discussion? Put the vote on favor signify saying I.
I. Opposed. Motion carries. Uh before we have a motion for May 6th, 2005 TMS, which should be 25. Um the Yes, there was one item in there that um and I noticed that we don't say whether
the motion carries or not. So if we go to the um that set which is on page Starting page 19. So on page 20, there was a motion made to set a rain out date of May 31st. It shows we
had four voting yay and four voting nay. So that did not carry. Um but I notic that we we don't normally put the uh whether the motion passed or failed or not. Which number we talking about? Number five. Number item number four, finalize the
food truck car show event. Yeah, and it still says card show as well. But anyway, just um it it's accurate. It has the four and four. Um but just as a point of clarity, we probably ought to motion fail to fail to pass or pass. I
thought we used to put stuff on there, but we we may have. She she just um she was in a cranking out trying to get these out as quick, you know, for the for this final meeting. So, I'll let her know the typo um on both the cover and the uh on number four and then also to add a line.
Um so I make a motion to approve the minutes uh with the uh with with the following changes. Second. Okay. Motion second for discussion. All in favor signify by saying I I opposed. Motion carries. Need a motion
for the May 13th 25 minutes. Second. Okay. Motion came. Second. Any fur discussion? All in favor signify saying I. I. Opposed. Motion carries. And finally, I need a motion for the May 27 25 minutes. Motion. Second.
Okay. And any further discussion saying I I opposed. Motion carries. And just to clarify, those all of those motions were to approve. Yes. Um, okay. Next up is comments from general
public. We are publicless. Um, we have nobody on here in the audience, nobody online. So, I'll pass that up and move on to committee uh committee business. Uh, first up is item number two, Centennial Events budget discussion. I'll pass that to Mr. Thompson
for his uh thorough review of our budget, where we're at. Did you see you see any mistakes in it so far? No, I it looks pretty kind. The only thing I want to point out I point out before on the mayor cash for $100 under the mayor's ball.
That was from Sue Duncan. Yes. That was not for me. Oh. Uh for the ticket. Yes. Sue Duncan. Sue Duncan. I I will uh I actually did bring in $200 cash for
Lima and Monolio, but you have them listed out here. Yeah, those two we fixed. But then you brought in I paid for this. Yeah. But the other lady too though, right? The Sue Duncan. She brought in herself. I don't know why I got associated to me. I think she came in to say it was for the mayor's ball and somebody just said,
"Yeah, because I Yeah, they told me the mayor paid." Okay. So, I can fix that. It was not me. And was Lorie Simpson refunded? She's made home. Okay. Yeah. So, I'm assuming that's what the blue highlighting represents is that was some kind of refund.
Yes. So Louis Simpson was refunded $100. She was refunded $100. Yeah. And then uh Terald Humpkins was refunded. And I had Terrell Hopkins check right here, which I'm going to give to him. We're having lunch with him tomorrow. So So altogether we refunded $5 and was
that $62 and that's with the $3 processing fee we had including all those refunds. Right. Um and just so you know, Terald Hopkins, he was a thousand sponsor for Port Richie. So, we made that change where they were we were given if you were a thousand or more, he got one seat.
Um, and so he had bought two for him and his wife and so we're refunding his $100. Um, so we uh we budgeted 47,700. We spent $52,668.79. We went over our original budget by $4,8927.
But with the um with the uh uh amount that we didn't spend our budget at, we ended up uh uh with about $967.73 um in there with our uh I didn't add include because the mayor didn't want me to and I I agree with him. I didn't include any of the sale items, the
coins, the t-shirts, uh any of the entry fees to get in there. That wasn't included in this our budgeted amount for our for our show or for um events. Um so, uh the event cash, we looks we made about $5,953.
Um and a sale of items, that's the the t-shirts and the coins, we made $1,40. So, that's really what we have left. Uh, is $7,88421. I know we have some plaques out there. I think he just sent me an email a few minutes ago. We still have to pay for the plaques out of that, which I think was what you say 400 bucks.
Uh, yeah. So, the the sponsor plaques are right now at $426. Um I am there may be just one additional plaque for the case that we talked about and I just wanted to confirm that tonight that we just wanted to have all sponsor names and all the all the committee names on that particular
plaque. I I see no I see not exceeding $500, you know, even including that plaque. So um that's that's going out to all 24 sponsors and uh and then the one for the case. And so that's an agenda item. We'll get back the details on that. So around $500
we'll see. So that will So everything's cleared at this point. Right now we have about 7884 pending this payment. So we should be around 7,300 bucks. 7,300 bucks to the good. Yeah. Okay. Now I know we I know we had talked about what to do with that. Uh are we just
rolling that up? Do you want So um my thought as it was before and still is is that should be seed money going into the event committee. Um, so we have something starting out with. Um, and then also we'll start to as we hit
develop events or whatever, we'll have uh different sponsorship campaigns to get money and we'll just keep adding then give them a starting balance. What what happened to the um to the donations to our five charities? I'm going to cover that in just a second. Okay. Oh, wait. Um, so the um
so and just to be clear, the event cash and all this that those numbers don't include the right donation money, right? Yes. Okay. So, what you see here is sponsorship coming in, money going out, anything we sold from t-shirts and and
whatnot that was not uh donations separately, we're going to have about $7,300. And so, yeah. So again, it's I I think there's a couple different ways we do it. Technically would roll right into the general fund, I guess, right? Yes.
Because there's overage, but honestly, this this money was uh donated to uh for events for the Centennial and whatnot. Um and so I I think it makes sense to to give that committee something to start with as they start to go forward.
So, what we need to do um is at your next at a meeting, we need to make a resolution create an account for so we can money in there. But I want to make sure that the committee was was okay with that. Any objections to that or any other ideas to do with that money? So, we need a new account. I thought
there was just like a regular events account already made up. Well, that's an the events account is something just rolls into it's just it's part of our revenue. This I would put into like a liability like a restricted line. So, like it would start with 7,300 and then if we did the same thing next
year, we got another 20,000 bucks, we had $700, $7,000 up that, I would move that over into that line. So, you had 14,000 and you can uh I guess the resolution would desri to describe how you use it. You can use it. Yeah. So,
but yeah, we could put it in a different line. It's just a different line item, not a different account. We just need a holding bucket for donation monies for events and and whatnot. We wouldn't need more than one account, just one. It's just a line item. It all It's all in the bank. I thought that was already created. I I
No, we do have that line inside the budget, but those lines roll up into the next year. So, this would be something different. So, I roll that instead of rolling up with the rest of it, I'd roll it into that. It' be a carry forward balance for that. Yeah. Carry forward. Carried forward. Okay. Got it. Got it. Yeah. So, you wouldn't see it every year onise
at the end of the budget money. Yeah. to use. So otherwise got it. So I'll move once we pay for that. I'll move whatever's left over this line item. It would be a carry forward line item. It wouldn't show up in your budget. You would just have it there kind of like some other things that we
have. And so I can, you know, if you ever need, you know, anybody can come in and ask about it. But if you were buying something out of it, you know, the council or anybody can say, "How much do we have in that that line item?" Is there any objections to that methodology? N I did want to make a comment. Um I completely forgot to submit the invoice
for the little boxes. So, I have it. I sent myself an email. I thought we paid that. The little boxes. No, I I paid it and I never requested it. Oh, for you? Yes. I paid it so it can get here fast. Oh, 56. $56.7. You had to submit receipt.
Yeah. So, I'll send you the invoice. Yes. Just wanted to let you know that was still I forgot about that till now. Well, that ruins everything. I know you $56. I'm sorry. Motion not to approve.
So what are we doing with the charity money then? I don't I didn't understand what you were saying. Oh, I thought you said you got a nice spreadsheet to show every carry the balance to the to the events committee. So by consensus we're going to keep this
rolling into event and do that. I'll take that to council on on Tuesday during the the committee thing. Just make sure they're good with that. But that's what we'll propose. Now the donation. Okay. As we are so anxiously waiting.
So we if you can see this see if I can zoom in a little bit down here. Okay. So we collected 12 $1,28 in cash. Um and we had on the credit card which we had an option at the mayor's ball. We
had 175 donations of the credit card less the $658 card fees came a total donation of $1,44842. Um because the way the city structured and we're looking at putting a process in place so we do this in the future. Um
a nonprofit down school business handled that for us and so they kept 144.84 for themselves for 10% of that for the fee. Um and then so that left uh $1,3358 to distribute to our five charities which gave total per charity two
$260.71. Um there was three cents held back into the because to make them equal. Um so every there was five checks for $2601. um the status which I need to if somebody has Carrie Canella's phone
number if you have it or not Cam but he that's the only one he's not been able to send to because there was no I think he sent an email he never got respond back to and um we didn't have a phone number on the website um and so we can't get a hold of her so that's you know
waiting status he's mailed the three there you see to vet catch west Pasco and all hands and hearts and then he handd delivered the one to the runways animal rescue. So we just have that one check for pro for the cure that still needs to be written to her and then that
will be so we can probably get her number from if you give me the information I'll get it to Ron he can reach out to her or do we have do you have her number? I'll look into it but one way or the other either I'll reach out to Tom. Yeah and if if you want he can cut the
check and then lead up your city hall and come get however she wants to do it. We just have no way of contacting her. Okay. Um, and I know you dealt with Bill Vet Catch. If you could just reach out to him if she should have received it in the mail, if you could just verify he got that. Um,
that's too that's too bad because I thought we were going to personally invite representatives of these organizations to comment. We could still do that presentation to them and give them the check. I think it's very impersonal that we just mailed them, but that's just my opinion. Well, I mean,
I hope it went with a letter or something. Uh, I didn't ask him that. I mean, I know he personally didn't want because like if you just if you just send a check blindly, I mean, how are they supposed to know what it was for or anything like that? So, I can find I'm Yeah, I'm pretty sure he probably put some
kind of letter in there, not just a check in the mail. Um, and you may have talked to them. Who's Who's he? Ron McDonald, the chamber president. Oh, okay. He's the one who did it and he's uh so I I can get more details, but I just I talked to him earlier today. It's his birthday today and so he was busy, but
he he did give me the status that everything was out but the one. Okay. Um he does things the right way. So I can't imagine he just dropped a check in the mail. But um I know he tried to reach out and he probably tried to hand deliver it and they probably requested it be mailed and I don't know. I wasn't doing it.
Um, but if you could reach out to them, we can still have them come in and we can write up a $260 check. It's it's a it's a very small amount to boast about. Yeah. So, that's kind of that was Ron's thought that do we really want to have some kind of thing for such a small
amount. Um, now if we had them all here and we did a big check amongst the five of them for the 1300, that might be something worthwhile. If you weren't able to do the match, see if anybody was able to do the match on it. Oh, we I did ask the attorney about
that and um as I'm trying to remember that did I give you the stats of that or she was she wanted to close it out. Okay. It was uh understood she'd like to hold what you have and yeah next time basically
yeah I did talk to her about that. Okay. In the event we do that something like that again will we be able to do that? Andy, I I think I mentioned to you, I don't know if if you still have it on your plate or not, about creating the um mechanism to for donations to come in so that we
can redistribute. It was a mechanism to receive or to transfer donations basically is supposed to support a nonprofit, but the the what we need in place is, you know, we picked these five, but the problem is we didn't put
it out the bid to say who's interested in receiving funds for donation or whatever for this if it was going to be substance abuse or whatever. And that way they could actually request a city. They could tell us about their their uh nonprofit, what they do, where they're at, and then we would basically be able
to choose from a list of people that submitted interest, and that way we don't exclude anybody purposely. We actually it's a campaign to Well, it's Do you want to do you want to do you want to
want to present that at at a council meeting, have them come in? So, um, well, so I I think I brought up I can't remember if I brought it up when Matt was here or just right after, but I'll bring up again on Tuesday that, um, I know NY's aware of it. We just need to
draft something up, use somebody else's, the tax collector's office, I think, is tax collector's office does they do something similar where they take money in and they distribute it. We just don't we couldn't do this through the city because of that reason. We didn't and we
all just kind of threw some some things that were near and dear to our hearts out there and as we we probably got too many to make a decent donation, but everybody got a little something. But in the future, as we do these things, we want to have a process in place where we
can actually support nonprofits with with this type of stuff. So, get that done. Yeah. And and actually that's going to be a big part of some of the events that we'll put on through the event committee. Um one the mayor's ball if we
continue to have that ball every year. My thought is to do that for charity and whether it be at holiday time or during the same time frame for the city's birthday but the the uh all the proceeds would to go to a given charity. And so we'll need to have
something in place as we go forward. So rather than a one-time thing, this might be something we use. Yeah. Yeah. It's something we're going to need to continue because anytime you have these events, you have the silent auctions, these dunk tanks, if we have stuff at the park or any kind of special event we put on where we have the
opportunity to to solicit donations for for a good cause or whatever, we want to be able to to handle that through the city. I think we should definitely have a dunk tank. Yeah, no problem. I'll tell you what, at every event at at every summer event for sure.
No, I I I think I mean it's Florida, you know, sun year round. I don't see why we wouldn't be able to have one, you know, you know, the mayor's bowl or any event given the fact that you were never in a dunk tank. I can see why you have that opinion. But I mean, I I just think the the participation and the funds generally
It was fun. It it was it went and I must say I enjoyed it. As you can throw. Oh, I threw them. Okay. How much of this $1,000 was for that? But uh I think you were giving kids money to throw food,
spreading wealth. I was just trying to help out, you know. It's all I can do to help. Um no, it was it was it was fun. It was very refreshing. I I you know, a little apprehensive at first, but uh I felt really good. Um and I went down a lot.
It was for a good cause. It was. It's for five good causes. So, Mr. Mr. Mr. chairman. Um would this whatever you're going to draft is it so that we can specifically pick which charity we want or Yeah, we would we would basically put
out the word say we're interested in supporting a charity. Okay. And we could we could probably put out we're interested in supporting a type of charity, right? Okay. Um if we want to kind of do what we did here we just random idea. So we put that out and we would basically put that out and we'd
have charities buy for that not buy but um buy for that bid that hey we'd be interested and then tell us about and then we would get together and um at council or some committee or whatever and we would look at that and we would make a recommendation okay we'd like to choose this charity support for this year or
whatever and that way nobody comes back say hey I didn't get a chance you know and I do this type of thing as well that's that's the okay as opposed to where we did here where you you have Vet Catch who helped out with the fishing tournament and his charity. Nothing wrong with that, right?
But let's say that somebody does the same thing that Bill does and he said, "Well, you know, why do you, you know, I do the same thing. I take people vets out to fish and and I didn't get a chance to participate in this donation." And so it just takes that potential out of it. It's no bias.
you apply and we select based on you know criteria. Okay. I think the tax collector I mean if it's we're doing it by event. Yeah. And if you do one you don't do the same one all time and that's and that's
a lot of times companies partner with a certain like United Way. I think companies do that a lot or whatever. Right. Again from a government perspective it's you got to be careful of all that. So, has has Nancy approved that process? Well, she's right. She's she's the one
that wants that process for us to do that. So, okay. Um, that's why we had to use this uh McDonald School of Business to kind of handle this because to take us out of it and we we were the the avenue to collect the money, but we
didn't do anything with it. It's the distributed. Yeah. We just gave it to the the nonprofit to to distribute how they want. Okay. Okay. Any other questions on that?
Okay. All right. Okay. Back to our budget. Anything else on the on the budget? All good. I'm good. Looks good. Okay. Mr. Chairman, I just want to say Okay. Is she gone for good? Yes.
Okay. Thank you. Let record show that member Robinson has left the building. Okay. Uh, next up is item number three, final sponsor plaque discussion. I'll pass that to member Lair 2. Okay. So,
we got some samples out here. Yeah. As we touched a little bit, um I've gotten to the point where I'm at the final uh kind of final draft for the plaques. I've gone I extensively went back and forth with TJ a few times and then back and forth with the actual
plaque maker. Um you know, and give me a second. I'm trying to zoom out so I can find my All right. screen, too. Yeah. So, uh page 34 is basically one is
basically how that's going to look for um both both Poor Richie RR Hold and uh Ocean Honda are going to have their logos in in the center. Um everyone else is going to have a a a name just their their name and title of their business,
but this is pretty much the format what it's going to look like. Um the differences of of course will be the type of sponsor that they are. So for instance, in this poor Richie one, it says turn of the century sponsor, which they were. um Ocean Honda was a presenting sponsor and then all the other plaques will have all the
different names of their sponsorship. Um below everything else is pretty much the same. Uh the logo u with our sincere appreciation um the city council and centennial committee. So, um these are going to be the etched
glass uh plaques that TJ used for the car show awards and um they're going to be different sizes depending on the sponsorship and working their way down. So, unfortunately, I couldn't blow up the um I I they they tried to send me
all of the pictures of every single one, but uh they couldn't do send me a zip file or anything like that. So, um, they they just sent me really small pictures like like that on page 35, but she did tell me that they're they're all going to be different sizes as per the sizes I
sent them. Three different sizes. Yes, three different sizes and working our way down. So, okay. The um the only comment I have and it doesn't matter. I like the way you did on the committee where you have members and list of members. You could probably do the same thing for council
members just to take out a couple words there so it's not so busy. But uh or you leave it like that, too. Either way. Yeah. Just the names, you mean? Yeah. I just thought that their name their name and title should stand out because of, you know, it's it's the councils.
Yeah. Sure. That's another way to And I I didn't I did that I did it for the Centennial Committee because I didn't want to do member member member member, you know, after each one. So, you you you could if you want to do that way, you could also do councilman to councilwoman on those. Okay. I could change that to council
woman. And it councilman councilman and council woman. Yeah, I could do that or just council member with the with the colon and then their names. Yeah, with the let's see what you think looks better or whatever. But if you want to have their title, use council council and they're going to fix city council.
Yeah, the Yeah, that that's been the first one has a page 34. Yeah, they changed that. That's that's because we went back and forth and I says you cancel. So they finally they fixed that. And we did have the title Centennial presenting.
S also Debbiey's name doesn't have an E. Oh, it's supposed to be an I. Yep. Okay. Oh, D E VB I Y. Yeah, good catch. Let me get a piece of paper to write these comments down so I can comment.
And the I've got a pen here. I got that too, actually. Um, now are these what very similar to what TJ had, right? Same company. Yes. Are they going to have a little base or just the black? Um, I did not ask, but I will. Do we
want do we want the stands? Are they because you you um you can't really they're clear so you can't really put them on your wall or anything. Yeah, typically they come with stands. Yeah, some kind of little wood stands. They usually typically Yeah. I mean,
I'll double check and ask. Um, I didn't ask about stamps, but I will. Um, so let's see. Debbie is with an I and then have little lighted stands that I've
seen that where you actually have some at home that you can put those etchings in and they light up different colors. But probably simple wood stand be fine. Okay. So you got uh the council titles, the uh
stands and then the Debbie with an I. Yep. Deb with an I. Not me. Anybody else see any issues? Yeah, unfortunately they're too small, but the only difference in the smaller ones is it's going it's just the name of each sponsor and their title. Um
everything else is pretty much going to be the same format. The logo um and and the the body of it is all pretty much the same. So any any value of putting both the logos
on city logo and the centennial or just the centennial? I kind of figured that since it was completely centennial orientated, let's just leave it with centennial. That's my opinion. Um, you know, and then the fact that, you know, since we'll be looking
into the new branding and wayfinding, you know, the city sealed, I think we should try start moving that Anybody else have any thoughts on I have a question. Um I know Ocean Honda was the was the
sponsor but they're not in existence anymore. I thought of that too. Um Andy, do you remember what the name of the Honda is now? Richie. Fort Richie Honda owned by the Morgan Group. Morgan Group. So I don't know what they
want what we should do about that. Um so I mean fond of poor Richie still so but they didn't build anything although um you know
and actually we could um I can bring this up tomorrow at lunch. I'll be meeting with both them and and the Ford dealer um to let them know that uh we have this
um we could we could send it to the GM that left. I don't know if they I mean they still it was Ocean Honda, but that company still exists. It's just not Ocean Honda. Um and maybe that's something they would want to put at their corporate headquarters or
something. Um, I could reach out to him and see if we get a boarding address to it or whatever. I don't really know that it we should associate it with them because it is two separate companies.
We can always mail this out to John. Yeah, that's my suggestion and send it out to him and he with it what he want. It was him that made the decisions to move forward and actually the dollar amount and everything like that. So, he went to bed. Yeah, he went to bat. So, if anything, getting his information and just mailing
him. Yeah, I've got his cell phone number. So, yes. Yeah, I think I think I do, too. And you know, um, unfortunately, his last email was with this location. I don't know if it's it was if it's going to be forwarded or not, but they're not my understand they're not tied in at all. Yeah.
So, I say we just get it to to John, let him figure out what to do with it. My my second question is um, can you put in the body here somewhere your thanks? Not I don't know about commitment to our community but to help
us celebrate our 100th anniversary or I don't I don't know about whether we I mean we have the logo in there but it doesn't say anything that you helped us
you sponsored the city's um celebration. It says sponsor though. Yeah, it has their sponsorship level. I know, but it doesn't say like what it was for. You could um if you could
say Port Richie Centennial presenting sponsor and if that helps. I don't know if and have one line. We do have the logo on the top. Yeah, that's what I said. I know the logo's there, but you know, yes, turn of the century and then thank you as our sincere
appreciation. So you suggest we just add maybe something that in regards to centennial celebration in that in recognition of your runway support generosity and commitment to our community and our centennial celebration something like that or up at the top um I don't know if we
have to say we're here by honor you can say with our sincere appreciation in in celebration of our hundth you know um 100 years or thing. Of course, knowing how many times you went back and
forth with them, I don't think we should change it except for those little few little things that you have to update. That's I'll change anything on consensus with them like 9 million. Sounds like what we did with the t-shirt. Yeah, I'll change anything on consensus. Um, like I said, it's just,
you know, this is this is between going back and forth several times trying to get a mockup of of covering all the bases. um something in general that they would have in their in their cases or display at each of their businesses. Um but I am I'm open to anything but uh
just want to finalize this so we can get these paid and distributed. What if we I mean the only thing we really could do is where you have the type of sponsor like you have to turn the century
underneath it. You could put centennial celebration but then again you're adding a line and something has to shrink to do that. So, or with our sincere appreciation for for the centennial celebration, instead of
we hereby honor, we can remove the we hereby honor and put Oh, that's good thought. With our sincere appreciation for the centennial celebration, you know, Ocean Honda or so and so with our sincere appreciation of supporting
the centennial celebration. Supporting. Yeah, we have unwavering support on the bottom. that you want to put like supported supported. Yeah, that's true. See? Oh, yeah. The other thing is maybe you could move take out we hereby honor
move down with sincere appreciation and the top line says um centennial centennial celebration committee with our you know with our sincere appreciation. Could do it that way too.
I'm just throwing out ideas. I think best way to accommodate that you want to do that. Or you could just say um uh city of Port Richie Centennial Committee and then take out we here by honor and
move do that right underneath of the logo and then say with our sincere appreciation. Well, I I like I like changing the we here by honor. I think it's the right place to to do it just and whether it's
and I like to with our sincere appreciation. Yeah. If we if we change we hereby honor to in support of our centennial celebration or something along that line. Then you have that you say you like to support twice um with a sincere
appreciation or you can say the city of Port Richie donations centennial celebration centennial committee honors instead of we you could say the centennial committee
well we already have the centennial committee listed at the bottom I don't I want this to be a general thing I suppose not not the committee showing appreciation but the city showing I appreciate you. Okay. I mean that be my suggestion take the we hereby honor and words method to kind of
around the centennial celebration rather say it's in support of or your donation to or or something along those lines just to kind of let it know it's that specific for I
mean it's it's obviously inferred I don't think I think it's fine the way it is you can Well, I don't know. You could even take out the we we here by honor and just say with sincere appreciation. Yeah, do that too. But then Well, I mean it's it's there now. I mean it's either we replace them or
something. We just leave it there. It's not really hurting anything either way. So if you got this as a sponsor, would you be disappointed? Example six obviously I think is getting smaller. Absolutely. Yeah. Is it? No. So when you say that ideas Yeah. I mean, I think it's
I think it's fine the way it is. Also, it looks good. I mean, we could probably hack it up, but if if if it doesn't add much value, right, because you do have you're covering everything since you celebrating a 100 years on the top 1925 2025.
I mean, the only thing I I I don't know if it's like a sentence, but with our sincere appreciation, um, it's No, I had it. I forgot it. with our sincere appreciation. Oh, we is from people at the bottom.
Okay. With our sincere appreciation for helping celebrate our centennial or your dedication to our centennial celebration. We don't have dedication anywhere. Commitment
dedication. Or you well you could swap you put unwavering dedication. take the support and put it up there in that other line. If you want to then you could say there's appreciation for supporting our centennial and then in recognition of
unwaving dedication, generosity, commitment to the would work. Or instead of saying commitment to our community, you can say to our city. though. I'm fine with how it is. I I didn't want to get, you know, I didn't want to get in a lot of word play
here. So, I just No, it's okay. And I I appreciate the input. It's just I you know, that's why I asked in the beginning when I was doing these to get as much leeway as I possibly so we can get these out. I like I think it's good. I mean, it's splint hairs. Really? Yeah. That's what I'm saying. You know,
change Debbiey's name if you could. Yes. Debbiey's and then the council. That we'll do. We'll do that. Yeah. There you go. Debbie's man Debbie's name the council the council uh either councilman or councilwoman or just have members and then their names. Um we'll play with both of those. And then uh
I think to keep it consistent, it should just be council members because then we had members down at the bottom. Yeah, that's fine. Leave it with like chairman, mayor, vice mayor, vice chair, and then council members. members. Yeah. Yeah, that would be disgusting because the way the centennial committee is laid out.
Okay. Anything else on that? Otherwise, good job. Looks good. They'll uh appreciate that. Thank you. Thanks. You're welcome. Um and as I said earlier, the the current price for them is uh is 426, but I am talking we we
still do want one for the cabinet outside. Okay. With everybody, right? Yeah. So the 426 Well, actually, you could probably cuz we were a a sponsor, you could probably just We the city cuz we were sponsor $10,000.
Yeah. Oh, yeah. We can create one for the city. And just put that one out there and just put as a as a uh Thank you, Madam Turn. Spell that with T capital T. Capital T O. Okay. Middle initial.
G has the middle initial. Adam G. Okay, no problem. Or I'll take a bottle of that wig liquor after. Anything else on the sponsor plaque? Okay, next up, item number four, final committee thoughts. Oh, do we have to do
a motion to approve these or go? Uh, we consensus. Any objections to the the plaques? No. Okay. By consensus. Okay. Okay. Final committee thoughts. Uh, I'd start. Obviously, we um,
as you know, we we formed the event committee. We want to keep this going. Um, outside the centennial. I think we we we did a really good job. We put on a lot of good good events. Um participation was a little lower than we'd liked, but we had events worthy of
high participation, which was my biggest fear is that we would have a event that a lot of people turned out to and and did have a good time, but it was it was out. So we we we did our job. We did it well. And um so I want to carry that momentum forward. That's why we u council level decided to create the
event committee. And we're going to try to uh keep a lot of this stuff going and maybe do some different things in the future. Um definitely some annual things. I know the um one of the first things up is a potential car show in October. I think we've already got a date. We're going to try to do two of
those a year. Um October and then someone sometime in the spring. Um like I said, we TJ did a great job with that. Didn't cost city any money. It was just easy. Um so we'll definitely do that. again we as far as uh you know could we
could we celebrate our birthday every year with some something in the park picnic or something with some blowups and stuff I think it's or you know vendors or whatever I think that's something we'll we definitely look at um obviously the ball if we can do something for for charity every year that'd be a nice addition and then
whatever else we decide maybe we can throw a bowling tournament in there annual by fishing tournament fish tournament I'm sure every year Um, but yeah, we'll uh we'll definitely try to keep those things going. They
they were uh they were good events. So, that's my thoughts. So, I I appreciate all you guys help. Um couldn't have pulled off without you. Uh we worked hard here every week and a lot of lot of homework was done. So, again, great job.
I appreciate you all stepping up. It was uh like I said, we couldn't have pulled it off without all our participation. Nobody else has anything. You're sure. You can go. I can go. Okay. Um I think it it looking back and seeing it now, I think it did
come out great, especially the first time having anything. Um I think it did pump up the community for us to have more events. I know it pumped up me, so I want to continue it. Um, I know a lot of people were asking on on social media about the 4th of July, if there was
maybe fireworks or anything like that. So, I think that that's a big celebration that should be done annually. Um, people were actually looking forward to that. Um, so I I actually loved it. Thank you to everyone. I mean, working with each and every one of you was very nice. Um, we
just learned from each other and I actually I felt part of the community. So, it's great. Had a good time. Thank you. Everyone did a great job. It was It worked really well. I wish we I do wish that we did have more public
participation, but I think overall the work that this committee did, they everybody really busted their behinds and they did a great job. I will say that the I think there's a lot of people that probably regret not participating. And I and I as shockingly as it sounds when I was just giving you an example I was
talking to u Steve and he wasn't even aware of some of the stuff and he works for the radio station. So you know I that's why I think it's going to be crucial going forward like him on a committee get get the radio presence and stuff like that get the word out a
little bit more. Um but um it was a challenge but I think people saw some of the stuff after the fact and be like oh it's cool. A lot of people went to car show. I think that was probably the biggest attendance event. Um I think we had a lot of challenges though too and that we couldn't start
earlier. We had the two storms. Yeah. I mean it definitely told Yeah, we pushed through though. Um but I think yes I I heard from a lot of people be after and not from this community outside and it looked beautiful and everything. My parents were like they
were happy. Um so and they weren't even part of it from here living here. So it looked very nice everything. Yeah. Um so it was enjoyable. I say going forward, you know, it's always when you start something like that, it's you takes a little bit to get going, but I think as we start to have
these things on a on an annual basis, you'll see participation really start to grow. That's kind of way everything is. So and I would like to see as far as like going forward, I don't know if this is something for historic preservation, but I would really like to see more more of those tours. I think we I think that the
tour was excellent. I think Tomas did a fantastic job. I mean, I it just shows the history of Port Richie. It shows the area. It shows the community. Um I I really feel like that's something that we should continue to do. And it's it was not really that expensive to to do
it. So, yeah. And I and I on that that tour, like I said, I was it was kind of surreal as I sat on that I I kind of fast forward in the future as time goes on that and these things are, you know, you actually have a regular tour bus that goes around and does that like you
have some of these places like Key West and all that. It was kind of cool to to kind of feel that that could really be something that the jolly trolley thing is something that happens all the time. So, and actually, you know, I'm surprised that they they don't do something similar to that at the historic society for both Port Richie
and Newport Richie and kind of do something on a regular basis. So, maybe we can kind of help get that off the ground. Thank you so for putting in the time capsule. I understand that went in. Oh, where to start?
So, I guess it's that easy to bury a bunch of stuff, is it? Oh, no. Um, did you get something from everybody or you just said this is enough work? No, he actually unfortunately the only the only person I didn't have um he came in after the day after they put it in the ground was Councilman Huard, but we
sealed his envelope. Uh, the clerk has it and she will she will keep it in in the vault and archive it. You know, it's not to be open till the time capsule. So, we've done that. Um my thoughts on on the entire thing is
there was a lot of there was a lot of passion but there was a lot of chaos. Um I think I think the events events committee needs to move forward and lock in a lot of things before just planning events. I think looking at what we had,
the struggles that we had as far as um you know, locking in the sponsorships, making sure we had the monies set aside, you know, I I think that those things need to be done. The car show was popular because instead of the committee themselves, the
committee members doing all the work, we we brought in a vendor, we pointed in a direction, and we're like, do it. But I think that documentation should also be secured as far as as far as these vendors because you know uh we had several police, we had several public
works, uh we had you know we had trash collection, we had barricades set up. Um you know a lot of a lot of city support without seeing any anything from that. And you know, you know, that vendor made made made made quite a quite a bit of
money from that event um that we and you know, then the monies we never recruit from. Um there's also monies from all our you know, from several other events that we put out as a city um and as a committee that we didn't recruit from.
the um I think that with with what with the struggles we had with the storms and you know some of the events dropping you know dropping off that we had planned and then had to reset set dates you know we met those as a committee but it was only because of everyone's passion that
kept that together but I think moving forward that that the events committee really needs to lock in running the ad for the you know running the ad for u donations getting all those groups together, collecting all that data and
then locking that in. So, it's not a struggle at the end of like what are we doing, who are we picking and getting that done. It's already that work has been done. Um TJ did reach out to me about October. Um but I told him I'm like that the events committee still needs to meet. I was going to give him
the con the point of contact for uh for Walmart. So, if he's going to start doing something for Walmart, that's fine. He did ask me about that and I told him I was waiting for this, right? So yeah. So I mean I and if he works out something with Walmart, I mean it's
private on their private grounds and stuff like that and you know and if the events committee can become I think what they they need to become is you having sponsor uh you having vendors throwing on events and us doing like we did. We we set up a tent. We we distributed
coins. We sold coins. We sold t-shirts. I I I don't think the events committee should take it on their shoulders to run, operate, and put on these events. I think I think the events committee should come up with a list, stick with that list. This is what we want and
reach out to people and have them put on those events. So then it work, you know, a lot of people uh quite well, not even a lot because we reached out for volunteers and not many people helped us. It was basically on the back of the people in this room and and Julie
um and you know and Debbie that that got these things done and Caroline's mom and dad. I mean without without this group right here none of nothing would have happened. It's just and um that's kind of unfair to the people here um you know to this committee and uh I I think that the
vendors should be the ones to put these things on for us. We go out there, we set up something nice, a tent, uh we hand we do handouts, uh we do, you know, we we we purchase, like I said, new coins or something else or another idea. And and that's and that's the benefit
that we do. And that, you know, that way our you know, that committee gets to reap the the reward of having that event instead of instead of killing themselves trying to make sure it's put on. Um, so that's that's kind of my thought is that there should be a lot of things locked
in before just like you know you know you know planning you know planning these events because it'll end up on the backs of you know whoever's on that committee and city staff and you know that's just that's just not to me that's just not fair. It's just you know it's you know the the hard work of just a couple of people and then so many other
pe you know so many other people benefit from that you know that that's just not fair to to those to those handful of people who do that work. So, are you saying that like if we hire TJ that the city shouldn't get any of that of that? Oh, I think it should
because especially if we're using city resources. Absolutely. I would think that would be part of whatever their contract is to do that. there needs to be formulated a you know an events and ordinance and an agreement so that the events committee just reaches out to
vendors and reaches out to um let's say Kia Kia of Port Richie or Ford of Port Richie and say look we want Ford of Port Richie to put on something in the park you know you just need to follow these parameters you know x amount of cops x amount of fire x amount of you know x
amount of trash control and they would just pay by the by the price list that they see on that agreement you Okay. Getting that out there and letting these letting these other SP, you know, let these vendors see that or or or businesses, they'll know upfront and they're like, "Yeah, yeah, I could do that for that price. Not a problem." You
know, I could throw on a whole show for 15,000. They'll do that. So then that way it's there's not much work, you know, not much work being done by the events committee, you know, or staff. It's it's done by the vendor. You know, if the vendor wants to promote their business by throwing on an event, great.
But let them let them let them do the work. Um, that's why I believe like the car show was so successful because he put in the work. Um, and then we just basically pointed him in that direction and said, "Go." Um, and that was his expertise, right? Right. And that's his expertise. And there's
other, you know, it's like, you know, there's other there's other people out there that do all different types of events. We just got to we just got to reach out and find them and go from there. I think in the beginning the event the event committee is going to have to really work to get people um I
do have ideas. I have ideas for like sponsorships throughout the year like like a membership type of thing like you want to be a member for the year then you have to donate this x amount of money for six months x amount of money sponsor an event x amount of money and it keeps us funded and it also keeps us
they're promoting and we're promoting with them. Um, so I agree with you. Um, but I I I do think that in the beginning we're gonna have to hit it hard. Um, yeah, there's gonna be a certain amount of work that the committee has to do. But, um, you know, once you once you kind of get these things solidified and
they they recur, you make these contacts like TJ where they can come back every year and they can do their event and we it starts to become a fine old machine. And I think Walmart what told him was that they had to contact us. So they're like the city. So, we're the ones that have to reach out to corporate
for that. So, that's why he was asking, but I said I have to wait until the events that he set up so we can go do that. Well, see, that's where and see that's where it's kind of like that's, you know, for the committee to discuss is like I said, I can give him the
information, but it's on it's on Walmart property. It's private property. He should be the one to reach out to them to do the car show. He did reach out and they told him, contact the city. Yeah, I you know, so I I I I'll look into that and like I said, I'll I'll reach out to them and and see
what that is. But to me, that shouldn't be a city event. It should be it should be it should be a his vendor, his company, his car show, whatever they call it there, and then we we put up a tent. You know, that that's that should be the extent of us. That should be the extent of any any event committee or
anything like that. It's not to put on the whole thing. It's just to be a part of it. is just to be like Chasco has their own Yeah. So we reap the benefit of the publicity in the city of Port Richie without having to Right.
You know, we can we can like I said, we we're the some work but not all. Yeah. But I'm saying but yes and that's the whole thing is people know we're here, right? We're providing that vendor, you know, information, stuff like that. we can, you know, do do some website work, maybe some advertising for it. The the
events committee will go out and try and promote it for them too because not only is that vendor trying to promote it for themselves, but we can do some promoting on this side. But it would be like a good thing, I would think. Absolutely. But that but that vendor should should pay for those, you know, for those
amenities he's going to need or they're going to need to put on those events. The city is is a is a hosting capacity. Yes. So the city should be the host and the vendor should do the work. Yeah. Yeah. And let them pay for that. Yes. Yes. Right.
Yeah. But and the city recoups it costs and may make a little bit depending on if you think of a if you think of an alcohol booth if we allow that the tent or whatever at some event then there's there's opportunity to to make some some money from that.
It wasn't on the agenda. The last thing I wanted to touch about, did you hear anything further about the run bottle? It's on the old business. Oh, it's the old business. Okay. And I do got an update on that. Okay. But um but that's all I have. That's what I'm I'm hoping for the future. I say through all of the hard work that
we had, I think we had we all had a lot of fun in fun in some respect. Um which which was great. Stressful fun. Stressful fun. Yeah. But it was it was good. It was good. Um, I think for the people who attended our events, um, as people have said, they've had a great
time. Um, I think marketing was a big problem for us, but we just didn't have enough time to get things out there. Um, but one thing you didn't talk about was your sign the for the park. Oh, so that's that's still um obviously
the rebranding of the park. We we're in the process of dealing with a a vendor now about rebranding the city, wayfinding, whatever. And so that will be one of the things that is part of whatever comes out of that. And we but yeah, that's still very much like
things will be Waterfront Park. We'll just rebrand it to Centennial. The the council approved that. So that that's going that's going to be in part of the branding and wayfinding plan um along as along with the entry signs and the other park signs throughout the city. So, Waterfront Park will be move
will be changed to Centennial Centennial Park as we move forward. Um, that's that but that's going to be part of the new new branding logo and everything like that to create that sign. So, that's great. Yeah, we'll probably have this the Centennial logo on it and yeah and
different things. I mean, so it's it's all we want to just rush and put something together, right? So, it's you know it's going to last for a very long time. So, so that should be a big thing for to announce all Yeah. Once that's all done. Yeah, absolutely. We'll probably have a shovel thing or
whatever. Yeah, we'll definitely promote that. Okay. When When is time count getting done? That's up to That's up to future. I would count on it for 50 years. 25 minimum, right? Probably 50 more. Okay.
Um, you did inquire uh the other night uh the at the last council meeting, not the other night, but the last council meeting about uh erecting an amphitheater at Waterfront Park. Um, I reached out to FCT and I have a I have a team's meeting with them on Friday to discuss it.
Okay, cool. Um, I don't know if that was just the way it was set up or whether you've done it that way in the past, but it was was somewhat a little bit confusing for the people who wanted to use the bathroom
and then the the the artist was back there and then the Johnny Cash guy was in the front and it was just like it was a lot of commotion there and then. So, I don't know if that's how it normally is set up, but it was just Well, that's why we had the port the portaotties. We pretty much had most of
those bathrooms closed just for staff only. So, that's why not not many people were using those restrooms. Oh, there was a lot of people walking up there. I think they were just walking too. I saw a lot. Okay. So, it's all we had, right, to
deal with. Um there was a risk to talk about doing it to Gildog's property. Of course, that's starting to be overgrown and there's liability issues or whatever. So, um I I think and my thought was as well as vice mayor um and I think the council as a whole, I think
we want to try to look at putting an amphitheater in Waterfront Park. That's preliminarily he's going to reach out to the trust. You can set that. So, it's it's have all that commotion, right? It's a dedicated venue and then you can actually have regular stuff there. Um
I've reached out to so the Morgan Auto Group who owns Ford Richie and now Honda they're very big. Um I I I had uh Terald if he has yet or not but he's like I said we're having lunch tomorrow but um I want to see if they would be
interesting in in being a large donor to that and possibly even call it the Morgan Auto Group Amphitheater. um something like that where the you know this the city has a space we have a an endowment or what do they call those donations crowdfunding or whatever it
gets paid for and we actually can have something nice there for venues kind of like what Sims Park did you know where they have very similar that yes but I but this being a much more utilized venue than Sims Park has be on water and facility so that
would be a lot of logistics work out but I think that's very very doable in the future. So, we got we're kind of planting a seed now and and seeing what we need to do to to do that. So, yeah, because that was very distracting for for me in the audience seeing all
these people walk behind the entertainer and then the lady was back there and then Yeah. So, I think with a set stage like that that would eliminate that. That's a great idea. There could be grant funding available for that too.
Yeah, exactly. So, so we're all grant funding. Oh, very early stages, but um that's uh we're working on that. So, and we'll be working on that. I think it'll be huge for the community as as the waterfront develops. Obviously, we want to build a connector
between Waterfront Park and the the commercial district across that canal pedway or whatever. Um if you have the venue there, amphitheater, whatever, you could really connect that with the whole waterfront area. sell it and you could rent it.
Promoters would be able to have events there or whatever. That's that's the idea. So, if you got to you got to have you got to build the venue, then they'll come. Um, anything else on final committee thoughts? Okay, I'll move on to old
business. Um, before I jump into the one, there was one other thing I saw. I can't remember where I saw. It's been a while. Uh, Detective Peele bought a $50 ticket. I just happened to remember I seen an email or something about it. He couldn't requesting a refund for that
because something happened. He couldn't make that. Um, and so before I we close that out, you know, we we've got money left over. I know staff doesn't make that much money. He was able to attend. He bought the the halfp price ticket for his wife, I believe, and something happened. Um, is there any objections to
refunding Detective Peel that $50? No. Okay. for that other than Adam. He got voted anyway. So, and you got Caroline and I don't I don't He probably paid cash down here. So, it's probably not a He didn't pay cash. Yeah. So, if we just give it back to
refund him that. And like I said, I he not being able to make it, but um something something came up. So, and Caroline, you didn't announce you're taking us off. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. That's right. when I haven't done it yet and I'm still I want to do it for the end of August, but
I am taking all of us to the the island. Yeah, that's exciting. So maybe Adam as well can go to that. I don't know about Adam. Maybe well I'll refund the tech starting alcohol. That'll be a that' be a step in the
right direction. Be a step in the right direction. I do I do want to thank the city staff though because everybody here between PD, public works, the building department, fire, everybody, they they really they really stepped up when we needed them. So I would do want to thank all the city
staff. Me too. And also um for the centennial festival definitely like s Adam you were there were there of the Sunday one but um Veronica she was great too. I mean the police
officers, everything. We really needed help and everybody really did what they needed to do. He paid a lot of time. We all came together, city staff, Betty, everybody in the public. It was just I want to thank my parents and my husband, too. Yes. Don't want to forget about him.
My husband because he busted his butt, too. Yeah. And I I will say that after the car show, myself, Amanda, and S were in the parking lot of Walmart picking up trash cans, picking up barriers, getting them all loaded up. So, yeah, S really busted his butt there.
And Amanda, too. Amanda did a lot, too. She uh she enjoyed it. Extremely stressed, but she enjoyed it. But she did amazing. Did all your thank you notes get out? Uh yes. Okay. Yeah. We to the sponsors, you mean?
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Great. We didn't hear back on all the invitations Merida always sent out, did we? Not that I'm aware of. They were they were either going to go to you or admin. So, I don't know. I thought I received I thought we'd get some responses back. At least at least a letter. I would have
thought Yeah, we'll keep on the bottle. They're lost. Yeah. Do the bottle. So, the update I have on the bottle, I reached out to David Cook because I hadn't heard anything. Uh they've bottled they've bottled all the uh rum
the rum. So that's done. No labels yet. They were So he he said that I guess they're buying a label printer to have there to off print them off as a small batch, right? Um and then he come right back and said that they have I think they may have ordered some other labels
for the actual numbering. So they got a print label that we designed that's approved for the for the bottle, but then the the one of 100, two of 100 that they have those evidently. He said that uh I may see him tonight. Um I'm going to go in and sign those on all the 100
bottles. So those will be in addition to the actual label. And so those are very close to being ready. Yay. What kind of bottles? Uh whatever the one we have exact bottles that cork, all that's the same. Okay. Um the label they they just kind of printed to mock it up or whatever,
but it'll be a nice alcohol label that looks just like that. It's just going to have that that limited one of 100 labels on it. How much is the bottle? Okay. How 50, right? 50. Okay. So now who's going to go through the list?
So we got to work that out. Obviously the um I got to go Spartan Manor because Spartan Manor is going to have to purchase the entire lot and then we're have to figure out how to uh we can't take the money and do anything here. We can take the orders if it gets filled Spartan Manor. So my thought is we have
that list in there. We'll reach out to everybody on the list and I I want to say there's 60 65. So we might I mean some people are going to want two. We can probably sell all 100 just put people on list, but um uh we got to figure that out. But um
definitely everybody's got their name on a list will get a bottle if they want to. How many are they making? 100. 100. Okay. Yeah. And we can get some more, but not limit not limited. Yeah. So I I' I've already uh thought and brought it up to council somewhat.
want to obviously see how this goes first. But my intent would be is to it be a generally distributed product that we license and that they carry here in the local area in the bars that restaurants here in Port Richie or whatever and that it would be something
they can get at the local liquor stores or whatever to just be something out there. It wouldn't be the it would be the centennial be a licensed product. So what's our what's our take on that? Again, we wouldn't take anything any we would in that license and agreement. Um
we would support a um substance abuse or the alcohol abuse or something some charity. So any Yeah. Yeah. There would be obviously that you got several in the chain. You got the the wholesale, you got the the people that make it, which is the distillery, and you've got the wholesalers that buy
it, and then they wholesale it off, and then the liquor store, restaurant, they buy from the wholesaler, and then they retail it. They sell it by the drink, whatever. Um, sell it by the bottle and um but proceed. So, it probably worked out with the wholesale
arrangement um and the and the distributor distributor I guess where a percentage of whatever that would would be earmarked for the charity that we choose and maybe that would rotate year after year or something. We got to figure all that out. But the take would
be donating to a substance abuse. But does it come from the city of Port Richie though? Would it come from us from the city of Port Richie? It it would as a donation part of a license agreement. The money would never I know it would never cross our door.
Right. It's a license agreement. So is in order to have that product and use that branding if you will. I don't know how the county works. I don't know Jeffford anything anything like they would pay they would be like how a license agreement would work with as far
as a certain 20% of sales go to a charity. It didn't come through here. It would be all worked out with. Yeah. So if if we were going to get anything or whoever Spartan Mayor would deal with that well wouldn't be Spartan Mayor going forward. Oh. From us.
So So that's one. So the proceeds from this which would be a lot more because it's they're just charging us cost to produce it. Um all the proceeds are going to go to some substance abuse entity, right? But if we do a long-term product, that would
be a license agreement that would then uh the the bottler would send us a check. would it come to us and we would donate it then or if that is if if you guys have that in place it depends on how I don't think I would think that if you had the if you had the
the donation thing in place I would think for the charitable donations I think you could do it yeah it might go directly to that char organization would cross whatever we decide to do if we're and of course the attorney has to weigh in on that again it's right may not ever happen but the
thought is that and I know That's something that Point Distillery wants to do. Obviously, they're local. They want to promote their business and it's a good way to do it. It's it's unique and I think it' be cool for the area. So, we'll see what happens. So, if the money's going to Spartan Manor, then how is it?
Spartan Manor has to be the distribution point. They're going to pay for the because of the liquor license. They're going to pay for the liquor. Okay. Okay. And then they're going to it at cost and then we're going to sell it. They're going to sell them for 50 bucks.
And after they So, let's say they they pay $1,000 for the bottles, okay? And they get $5,000 in revenue. So, they got $4,000 to the good. That $4,000 will go to a charity of that the city chooses. Okay. So, it there will be something
that says this is from the city of Port Richie. So, at least we get some recognition for the donation. It's a city run. It's it's it's we're talking about the donation itself. I'm trying to help the city get some
recog. Yeah. Once we and we're probably going to need that um that process in place in order to do that or whatever. So, there's some details around that to be worked out, but Good, good, good, good. Okay. Wants to look good. Look good.
We haven't in years and years in the past. That's it' be a good thing, like I said. But um going forward we'll uh figure out how to do that. But that was the that was the best way I could think to do this so that we're you know because
there obviously there was some folks here that were concerned about the city having a an alcohol product or whatever. And you know I I and I agree with that to a certain extent. You know drinking itself is not a bad thing. It's the excess of Right. And so if we if we sell
that I mean reality you can go out and buy buy a cap Morgan right and if you go out and buy a Centennial run that's licensed Richie if you can use either one right but so if the proceeds from that a portion of
proceeds go to support programs to help that it's not anything different than a alcohol tax what they do now to support these programs to help so that's probably the best way we can have something like that where it makes sense. Yes. Do we have a charity?
Not yet. But it'll be somewhere in that that wheelhouse of substance abuse or whatever. Alcohol abuse specific. Again, we got to talk about that and that's all part of that process that I'll use it for money.
Yeah, I'm sure I'll use them. Your bottle was 100 by the way. Oh, that's for two, right? We'll have to taste, but we'll give you a new limit that price.
Okay. Any other old business? Motion. Motion to motion to She sent it out first. So, you want to second that? Second. Okay. All in favor sign by saying I. I.