Thank you. Okay. Uh, no minutes today to approve. Comments from the general public. Any comments? >> Yeah. Do the same thing. State my name. >> Name and address. Yeah. >> Yeah. Danny Phils 8114 Le Kid and uh,
you know, I do thank you guys for what all you guys do in the city and putting on these events and stuff. So, I enjoyed the car show and all that. Uh, I know that I put on events as well with you guys. I would like to coordinate more
with you guys and I've had a lot coming at me. So, I'm not making excuse. I I do have an event coming up on the 6th and that's why on December 6th and here it is at Waterron Park that I wanted to be able to to do. But you guys have the
fifth, sixth, and 7th. I guess you're talking about that. How can we partner in that? And you still have your event and I still have the event that somebody cares wants to put on which is called uh Christmas in the park. And
it's uh Saturday December the 6th at 11 to 1. And uh the police and the fire department are usually there helping out. And I know that they're going to be there at your guys's event. They pass out toys as well. We're going to have uh
you know different uh sponsors and people come in the different churches and the communities of business to to give toys to the kids and feed them a meal and uh and provide a lot of information and we like to use the city
as that even though we get our own permit to do that. Uh but we always advise that we we share with the city. This is uh somebody cares event but we represent the city, the community and
the people and the faith-based church and the businesses around. So it's it's it's open for all people. Then after that we'd like to, you know, do like we did to set up the Christmas tree in the lobby. Just kind of give a little story
about what Christmas is about. So, it ain't legal listening or nothing like that. It's just opportunity to be a voice with a faith-based church in the community and business and people that that are in the community to be a part of that. So, how how can we
work that out? I would like to get you guys a digital copy. If we could continue to whoever I need to, I could get that information tonight. Uh this is the last event we have for this year. But what we do is to give you a quick
format. We do five events in the park and then we uh so a lot of them kick off like this here and we be uh Easter in the park. Uh uh then we end up
doing a national day prayer. It ain't got nothing with us. That's the county. We do the back to school backpack giveaway for the kids. So we do that at Waterfront Park as well. And then we do CareFest. Carefest is an event that we
care for our community. And we find out we try to help out with code enforcement as we can. cut grass, clean, fix up for the the widows, the the the elderly, those that don't have the money. And
they might get a code enforcement or they we keep them from getting a code enforcement. And that comes through uh senior nutritionists, which is through the us that list. And we did over uh we had
over 62 uh people that we helped out in the surrounding areas as well as Fort Richie. And I had that list of all the people that we helped and it was probably about 11 here just in Fort Richie that we took care of and I'm giving that for the for everybody to
understand what somebody cares about. And then we end up doing uh we have worked with faith and blue but that would be outside the church with the chief and any events that he wants to do or anything he would coordinate. Faith and blue is an organization where you
know they you know defund the police and you know the cops are bad you know spit on a cop all that kind of stuff. So it was a opportunity to bridge that gap uh to to do that public relationships. So
that's not in the park. So Fall Fest, that's what we're getting ready to do November the 1st. I've got it live here. And and what that is is basically we do it before Halloween, but we didn't because we kind of tied in with you and we're doing that
event November the 1st. We've already got the permit for that. So what we'll do is we're still representing the city. So, the police will be there, fire department will be there. Uh, I've seen many of uh the mayor and other people
come to these events. It's open for all and we honor he would uh we would introduce him, speak as the mayor. We were behind him and doing a great job and people get to meet and greet. So, these are great
things. Uh, and the last one is Christmas and that's where we're at. So, if you would uh consider allowing us to use the park that that day and coordinate with you, you can still do your part. We just
need to pavilion and a little bit right there on the grass area where we set up a few tents. The fire department could be there and you guys still do your event as well. That would be my request. I'll let you guys make a decision on that. If we had to change the date, that
would change a lot of things that we already planned for. That's not your guys's fault. That's more of us. Somebody cares learning to work with you guys doing your events and coordinating and being on top of it. Uh, it kind of
falls back on me on that. But as the mayor knows, I I'm involved in a lot of things and sometimes I could get too much coming at me and I can't keep up. So, I'm trying to lighten my load so I can focus on these things for the city
as well as these events. So, we won't have these kind of issues. We'll be working together as a team for the better for the city and for the people. >> Yeah. Thank you. >> Thanks. And like I said, we'll uh it's number two on our list is talking about the holiday event and so we'll bring
that up back in that discussion and I'm sure we probably accommodate both events same. We'll talk about it here in just a short bit. >> Thank you. >> Yeah. Um anyone else? See? All right. See, I bring back to comments from the committee members. I'll start uh to my
right with member Cano, >> do you have anything? >> Vice Chair Gonzalez. >> Um the only comment I had >> the only comment I had was that we had the um car show and I think it was it went it turned out really nice. We had a
lot of people >> um and it was nice seeing all the kids dressed up and it was very family oriented. I think in my opinion I enjoyed this car show more than the the first one we had in the sense of meeting people and seeing just families.
>> So um I think it was a great turnout. >> Yep. Agreed. Member Lairy one. >> I don't have anything just mirror what Caroline just said. >> And member Lairy 2 standing in for city manager. >> I got I have nothing as well. Um so jump
right into committee business. Item number one budget review and discussion. Um, I don't know who to pass that to for introduction, but it looks like there's a a balance sheet in here that we have $7,000 in opening balance. Uh, I did have a question on that because obviously we didn't end the year or end
that event with 7,000 even. What was there any explanation of what where the rest of that funds went or did it actually get spent down to 7,000 even? Cuz we were like 73 74 or something. I thought >> I had to talk to the finance director
and get get that information. Okay. But we had 7 7,000 something. So be interesting to hear what where the rest of that is. I would have thought that the the number would have carried over exactly. Um was there any other discussion on the
budget? >> The only thing I wanted to ask is well first is that we so we knew what we had to work with um for sponsorship money. is that that was kind of what I wanted clarification on because I'm assuming
that we're going to try and get sponsors for the December events and so I just kind of want to know we were working with um also we did talk about um trees and things like that. Um there are companies that
bring the electric trees where that don't require, you know, it's just lights that don't require um decorations. It just they have like 20 ft trees. And there's some on Amazon as well that are like $200 a piece. So I don't know if that's something that when we get to the discussion if that's
something we want to consider. >> Do you buy one for 200 the big tree? >> It's it's 7 feet. the well the ones on Amazon are like seven feet >> and they're multicolored and they go on a you can either put them on a timer or you can control them from your phone. Um the only concern was I had with those
was if they're you know if they're stored here you know are they going to be >> right >> taken care of or is you know the I don't have to reach out to Steve. I'm not sure why he hasn't been here. I know he was going to check into that one
rental place that puts those ones up along the river that are really really big. I think in Waterford Park we probably need to have a pretty large something. Um we have obviously have a couple different trees or whatever, but uh one to really just light up and and do what whatever. But um um maybe I'll
reach out to him and see who that contact is and try to find out what that is to do that. But um we do have some obviously some money that we can use to do some stuff. the 20 foot tree. It was either 20 feet or 30 feet. Um, and it was all it was all lighted. It's a company in Ocala. I want to say it was
around $1,200 for them to come and set it up and then take it down. >> Okay. And I wonder if would they be willing to have you talked to them? >> I have not talked to them. I just was looking at pricing on I wonder if they would um be interested in doing something that's for sponsorship as well on that if not free or half of it or
something or just and that's obviously they put their name and that on the tree. Somebody comes apart know that they do that type of work it'd be good for them and they could be a sponsor the event possibly. Um I did ask Whiskey Joe's he's checking in. He may uh they
may be interested in helping out with that as well. Um, so I don't see anybody else that um notes folks ask if they want to sponsor. Um, okay. There's not any other question on budget. We'll move right into number
two, December holiday event. Um, we obviously have set the dates. Uh, Kim has been so kind to put together an initial flyer. Uh, I think everybody's got a copy of it. Um, and before we jump into the flyer, um, if we could address what Danny had
brought up, like I said, he had on the six, they had planned to do their, uh, event. Um, and if you haven't been to that event in the past, they they have a tree out there and then they they decorate it and then it basically ends up coming over to city hall um, for
display. And you guys, Danny, on the the ornaments and that because I also had a request that um we could possibly do something that everybody could bring an ornament um if they wanted to to put on the tree from the community. Um what do
you guys do for ornaments for your tree? >> So what we do is we use ornaments and they got colors. So on on that each color represents something and the candy cane there's a story behind it. The candy cane talks about the shepherd. The
white is for purity. The red is stripes for blood. Uh and so Jesus was the great shepherd. So that's the theme that we have. We're telling the story about Chris Trinkle Santa Claus was a Christian and he was a bishop and he
gave back to the community in need and he wasn't only a a pastor but he was leader in his community in government. So that's our history kind of it. And so the tree what we do is we decorate it
>> with with the angels and stuff like that. You guys could do your part, we can do ours, but how can we work together? >> What's asking? So on the tree you guys decorate. If we were to do something whereas came and dec I don't know how full your tree gets ornaments on it or
whatever. Is it pretty full when you're done with that? It >> is. We allow the kids to do it. family come up, we kind of >> tell a story. Each story is about what it's about. >> And then even usually Tom, he plays
Santa Claus, you know, and he dresses up stuff. So we we do that kind of stuff. uh and we just have like me I'll tell part of the story whatever part is on the list and and
that's more towards uh a certain part of the time frame we we just pull the crowd up and we do that and the kids put the stuff on the tree as we tell the story. So the whole thing takes about 40 minutes to go through that that part. I
just wonder if it was if it was what size tree you guys normally do for that like a six foot tree. >> Yeah, it's about the size of that one there. Six foot. >> I wonder if we remember last year it was in the lobby, right? >> Do you guys Does that get donated or you buy that tree? >> We bought a brand new one. So that way
and bring it and then I take it back right after Christmas. That way we could use the same tree because you know they start costing $300 or $400. We like we got we got to try to cut the budget here and not just buy trees every year. >> Well, it sounds like so it sounds like
we should probably have another tree because if we if we would do something with people bringing on ornaments obviously it would we need space to do it and we don't want to cloud the two I guess. >> So that that's what I was going to recommend. We can do our tree and you can still do your tree and then take
that and for the city you guys can put what uh bugs and have the family and children decorate it the same way. So that that's how we can talk it out and work. So how do how do you guys want to work on that part?
>> Yeah. the um if we if we were to do something like that, obviously Friday night >> we're having the uh the movie and the >> um the lighting up of the tree, maybe that'd be the tree that we go ahead and have if the community wanted to bring an ornament from each person or whatever
decorate that tree and that's done. And then Saturday, you guys will do your tree while we're doing the the market that found lot keep them separate >> because it's three. So, we'll have a big tree and then we're decorating the big tree or we can have a little
>> Well, I think we we have a big tree that we kind of light up, right? And then we have another tree. I don't know if I guess we probably use this one >> that we can do the community one >> where people could hang your own ornament on it. We string some lights on it as well >> because I think that's something that we
can my my suggestion we can do that as a community just through the three days whoever wants to come and put things >> ornament on a tree >> and then have that that that Christmas tree with the story and everything because we're doing on Saturday, I mean
Friday is the holiday movie and everything with the kids and we want to do like a little area. We want to have it for the three days, the area where the kids can do like coloring and maybe ornaments and things like that. Well, then Saturday that event is also catered to children, right? >> Yes.
>> So then it could be Yeah. So it could be for like families and children. So that's nice. and then the the vendors could be around in holiday and then they could have that event and that that's part of our events. >> Yeah. No, I don't think it's going to clash at all. >> No, I think I think actually it's a great idea >> and bring more people too and we'll have
more stuff going on there to >> we have about 400 usually people come to this event. >> So what it will do will promote the city. It will promote your guys's event. >> Well the vendors that are there too >> make some sales the way I look at it.
And then I do have some questions if I may ask. So you have um you said toys. So how does how does that work? What do you get them donated or or how >> toys were tots? Yeah. The the the former chief got Walmart to donate toys last
year and it was a lot. Uh, but he's got an event he's going to be doing with Walmart in their lot >> uh with the fire department now and I'm going to try to be there and help with that event as well because I'm a chaplain and uh so they'll give some
away but they put some away also for toys for tots for us and then it depends on how much uh the police chief them. So we'll have plenty of toys. what happens. I've been using the fire department and the police department to
pass out the candy like what's going to be for trunk or treat. So that's using the city uh to to promote and they they give their little gifts away, their hats, their stickers just like it's para. Uh then we also they will give the
toys away. they they they work and volunteer to give the toys away and they're always ready on call to to leave in emergencies. So that's why we stag the fire trucks by the road. You got the pavilion here and you got the setup. You
got all that other grass. Um so the people will call a couple the big fire truck was gone let then they came back as soon as the call was done. So we take that all in consideration. Uh we will have food.
We don't want to clash with the vendors. Uh that >> you guys do a hot dog hamburger type thing. >> We we we're going to have fish and hot dogs this time. So, we're only going to have 300. But I see that people will say, you know what, I don't want a hot dog. I don't want fish. I want to buy a
taco. Let's say if there's a taco, you know what you'll have. So, you know, I don't want a water or or soda. I want a slushie if if it's there. Uh so, that's where we can it's going to be
like a a learning curve for both of us on that. And then when we do do events together like that, either we sponsor you or you guys coordinate with us and we coordinate with you. However, which way it goes and whoever is leading the
event, this is kind of the a joint task on that day which that's you know Friday, Saturday and Sunday. it just really flows on on this event is we're uh I see the only thing we don't want to
take from the vendors, but we also want to make it a free event and also give those who want that. That's the biggest issue that I think we need. >> Well, from your from your food perspective, that'd be the only thing. But the mostly it's going to be a Christmas smart where vendors are selling crafts and stuff like that,
which you guys aren't. I mean, you're giving away toys and stuff, so I don't I don't think it's a gonna be an issue. >> And your event is from 11 to 1, so right? >> No, 11 uh uh here. >> 11 I think it's 11 to one right here.
I'm sorry. No, it it's 11 to 1. Yes. >> I just pass you. We'll be there 10 to 5 on Saturday. >> Yes. and we set up at 8:00 because we it's a big a big event and so we have to set up
with we ain't going to have too many vendors so we we ain't competition with vendors. >> Yeah. The only the only thing we have to coordinate obviously on the layout because that's we're going to have people setting up there. I know you guys normally spread out a little bit. So we'll have to make sure >> we'll have to tighten it up in leave the
fire department to police in between that and you guys can set up there. everybody can still share the bathrooms and that if somebody wants to come over and you know on both sides the whole park is open for them is the way I see
it. Uh but you I just need your guys' feedback on how how to flow. We're we're all you're good at coordinating and figuring out and planning and that's that's what that's >> what happens. S, are we thinking about getting that
big tent again since we're going to have music on Sunday? Was that Did anybody talk about that? >> I I I was I heard that you guys were talking about it, but no decision has been made. So, >> I don't think we decided. >> We haven't decided. >> Do you guys think we should have that
tent like we had for the Centennial? >> Um, so sprinkles, rain, or whatever so we have some cover. That was what, $800 for the weekend? I have to take a look at the pricing and that may have changed since >> Yeah, we got it in May. [Music]
>> You know what size it was? >> If you give me a moment, I can probably try and find it. Give me a second. Well, do you guys have one? >> Well, no. I was just um thinking if it's 800 every time you want to use it, maybe it's worth it to just purchase one so we can have it for
>> Yeah. I don't I don't know what they could run, >> but then someone would have >> someone have to put it up. They put it up, take it down, they take it away, and they bring the tables, the chairs, too. Yeah. >> And this will be it'll they'll set it up for the weekend and break it down on the Monday. So, it's not like every single
bag it'll be for the weekend. >> I don't want to say the tables are like $10 a piece. >> I'm assuming they have liability to say something happens. >> Yeah. And I I think that's easier. That's one less worry we have. We just, >> you know, you call them and say, "Hey,
set it up." And they just set it up. >> Yeah. We set up tents or set up the big ones like uh they they are a lot of work. It takes a crew and it takes time to get them up and you know storms come you know so they have to be done right. So I I I recommend that they do it. I
know the city you time you pay all the workers set up tearing down you're going to be out that or not more. >> Yeah. So, I would say that would be right there kind of by the pavilion. And so, you guys would kindin pavilion area and I I guess you could probably use
that tent for Saturday because it we I don't know what we'd be having other than anything till Sunday as far as people. >> So, yeah, if you put the back there and and you put the tent up, we can set beh around that and use the tent. Or if you want the pavilion and then the the area
here and then the tent behind with the police and the fire department, they could work off of out of there and then people could use that to stage and eat. I'm assuming they're going to have chairs. >> Yeah. Well, I imagine we'd still do the the food trucks and stuff would kind of be around the right
>> the drive and then we'd have on the center lawn we'd have all the the vendors set up their tents along there. >> We can make it work. It's just on on that day if you would have somebody there. I can get Jerry to draw out and
work with you guys with like a layout. That's what he does. He's good. We're kind of used to the way we set up. But this is different. So you if you could just give me a sketch of what we know how the park's set up, how you guys want to set up and then where we're at and
then just come to that agreement, it can work. >> Okay. Yeah. We'll we'll have somebody whoever draws that up if it be Billy Partman or whatever, but we'll coordinate with you to >> to make sure it works. >> Um, so what else? Uh, and then
we'll jump to the flyer. So, you >> are you guys okay with the flyer? I did notice a typo, but >> Oh, yeah. Where? >> How the Grinch that stole Christmas. >> Yeah, I noticed that. But it's okay. I love the flyer and I think I love
>> Yeah. And I I like the name Holly Gays on the bayou. >> Well, I remember we talked about jingle bells on the bay, >> but because it was a three-day, I changed it because I was like, "Oh, it's several days." So, I switched it up a little bit. >> It's really pretty. I don't know. Maybe we can add the times.
>> I I know this is just a draft because I wasn't sure exactly what we were what times we were going to do. So, yes, >> that's really the time to look great. I mean, the only the only thing that I would say is if we could maybe shorten some of the verbiage so it wasn't so
>> sure >> busy, but I don't you you want to make sure you get all the the words out, too. So, um let's see. >> So, just so you know, I did see that the city of Newport Richie, which I don't think it's affecting it'll affect they're having their tree lighting on
Friday, December 5th. However, I think my opinion and this is my thing like you know everybody goes to their own >> for our community. >> Yeah. For the community. So I think it's something good to have both. >> Um and I don't think they're doing
because it's just the tree lighting. So I didn't see anything that they're doing like we're doing a movie things like that. So I'm not sure. >> Um but I just wanted to make mention of that. But I think that's very I like the idea. I like the the how the dates are spread and then we can have different events on different
dates. Um and then so yeah, so first for this and then can we go like today can we go date by date to see what we're going to be doing? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So we'll do >> so the fifth and we probably have the flyer somewhat reflect that. So you got you got light of the bay and a very
merry Grinchmas, >> right? >> Um will people know that that's bring your kid to the movie? I guess you got that down here because we um >> change it up event >> just say uh >> like for each day we can go December 5th very minute of Christmas put you know
movie we have we have the rights to show that movie >> okay >> so >> oh sorry >> so um I think that when we're talking about each day too we should definitely talk about what we're looking at out of pocket >> right >> um so for instance if we're doing the
move if you're doing the movie on the 5th um are Are we going to look into an inflatable screen? >> Yes. >> If somebody to come out, set it up, play the movie, and take it down or we rent a screen, we do it ourselves. Again, I don't know.
>> Well, the you can rent the inflatable screen, but you're probably going to have to have some sort of projector for it, you know. So, um I'm sure we can have someone borrow we can borrow a projector from somebody, but those are two things we definitely have to look into. Well, I think we should break that down if you guys are going to talk about each day.
>> Yes. So >> well I think we need a tent. >> Yep. >> Portaotties. >> So the tent and the portaotties are for all three days. >> Mhm. >> So yeah, let's think about that. >> And then um obviously we need to have
the uh the movie infrastructure. So, I don't know about cookies because that because of kids can >> Oh, with allergies. >> With allergies, but I did like like maybe they can do their own ornaments or something. >> Craft. >> Yeah, I did see in and I took a picture
of it in Office Depot. They had it um it's $29.99, but it's for each. It's It looks like a little gingerbread house, but kids can color it and then they can go in and out of it. It's little tiny. And if we don't want them to go in and out, we could just close the the windows and stuff and
they can color. So the little ones would like that >> any kind of activity that >> Yeah, you don't have you just maybe one or two of those and then they color. Um like I was thinking also um but I didn't want to start telling people because we didn't know exactly how it was going to
go. I did reach out though to Festy Flavors >> and they said they're willing for December 5th, 6th, and 7th. I said for the fifth because I know we're having limited vendors for the fifth. >> Yeah. And their popcorn popcorn and everything. Yeah. Ice cream and popcorn.
>> Yeah. So, um ice, whatever. >> They said for sure just to let them know. I said, "We don't know pricings yet. We don't know anything, but I will let you know as soon as I know." So, they said to put him down for that. Um I was thinking of getting um the gentleman that did balloons that we had him for the celebration, the balloon man. I
don't know. >> Oh, Tony. >> Tony. Yes. Um >> I don't know if he's available that quick, but we can see. >> Yeah, I can I can check with him. And then um I was thinking someone that does face painting. >> His wife does it. >> Oh, his wife. Oh, that's right. >> Yeah, the face painting. Um cuz that
that's something cute. Um >> I don't know what else we can do with that. You know, coloring books or something or I was thinking I could dress up as an elf. I don't know. But something like we can do something that's cute if we want, you know, maybe
have I don't know, Santa there for pictures that day. >> Yeah. >> Um >> Well, so on December, you're talking the 5th, right? >> Yeah. Maybe. >> So we we probably going to start that until >> 6. Seven. >> It's probably seven because it we want
it to be dark. >> Yeah. Um >> does it turn dark at 6 already or no? >> And the movie's going to be an hour and a half to an hour 45 minutes. >> Yeah. >> So And you want you you know you don't a some people will see movies some people will not >> so maybe you'll have like let's say a mom has a kid that yeah we'll sit there
for the movie and the other one will be like running around so you'll have something to do >> we probably should try to have it wrapped up by 9 I would guess or 9:30 at the latest 9:30 >> for kids um >> I think yeah or 10 like we could round it up 10 to have everybody out of the park
>> by 10 want the movie to end by 9 >> so they're getting home by 10 but maybe even ended at 9:00 Maybe we start >> 6:30 or at 6. >> Yeah. 6 to 10 is four hours. That's pretty good. No. >> Yeah. I don't I'm not sure what time it
gets dark around then, but around that 5:30 6 o'clock. I mean, we could probably push it back even a little earlier to because we want to probably try to light the tree up at dark. Dark, right? And then we'd have a movie. >> Let me see what if you want to do kid activities, you'd want to give them some
time before all that. >> True. And if you have like Santa or something, people want to take pictures as a family or I don't know. I think that's a good idea. I don't >> maybe plan to start at five. >> Let me see. >> Movie would start at
7:30. >> So sunset supposedly is at 5:35 p.m. that Friday. So if we start at 5:30 or 5 >> 5 to 10 people can start coming in. We
do the tree or let's see the other people's tree lighting. That's what the other >> Yeah, sure. >> So >> come to the mic. >> If you start at 5 right now, I know the fire department's getting toys. Santa's
going to be there. Right. >> That's on the six. Not that's that's the ne that's Saturday. Yeah, this is Friday. >> Okay. So, you're not doing Santa in the park on the tree lighting day on the 5th. >> I was just thinking Santa would be there for pictures like if someone wants to
come and take a photo with Santa so that they're coming. And >> normally we would have had Santa there with giving out toys too. But we're going to do the movie instead. >> The fifth, but that's not till the 6th. Okay. So
the fifth is just Fenders and the movie. >> The movie is an hour and 45 minutes. The one with Jim Carrey, right? Is that the one we have? We have cartoon. We have >> No, I think it's the one with Jim Carrey. >> Like the the live action one. >> I have to go.
>> So I don't think it's the cartoon one. >> No, I don't think that. >> Yeah. So that's an hour and 45 minutes. So you have to start that >> from the in between. maybe have a Santa Claus or or she could be an elf or some that kind of theme is what I see. >> So if you start at 7:30,
>> that' be 8:30. It take to 9:15. >> That's pretty good. >> That'd be a good window for the movie. >> So 7 do the tree and then start the movie right after. >> Yeah. 7:30 >> light up night. >> Okay. So Newport Richie is doing theirs.
Oh, they're actually doing de No, this has to be last year. December. Yeah, December 6, 2024. But they did it from 6:00 to 9. And then what did they do? Event highlights, tree lighting ceremony, holiday crafts and games,
train rides, picture with Santa. Oh, they did picture with Santa. Food trucks plus more fun surprises and holiday magic. It doesn't say exactly what time they did the true lighting. So there there's $3.
Are they watching a movie? >> No, >> we might pull some kids from from that event to our event. >> Yeah, watch movies. >> Um, yeah. So, I think we start the movie at 7:30, Life Tree at 7.
>> Um, if we start at 5:30, >> Yeah. that would give a an hour and a half for whatever they wanted to do. >> Or do you want to do it at like 5?
>> Could do that, too. I mean, it's just people getting off work on Friday and try late as possible. I mean, I'd say six. That only gives us an hour before the the tree lighting. >> Yeah. So I mean if we do it at five >> but again if you're want to do all these other >> ancillary things
this take time. So >> maybe if we cut that back and just focus on the movie and the and the um lighting >> and we could, you know, we would have if we started six, we would have an hour we could play with
that you could maybe do something with that house or whatever and we could have >> Oh, that was just like people ju and I'm just saying like we're dressing up what it's just to have it throughout the thing. It's not that you have to take pictures. The house is just to occupy little people. Yeah. you know, the the
little kids that they want to do. >> I know. I don't know who would they would be cool because we have the area. >> Yeah. Well, we can find out in the train. >> Like a little miniature train like
>> the mall. >> Yes. >> Does that And I think that's cute in the sense of it brings the holiday festivity. People get excited. Then they have the Saturday events and then Sunday event. I mean,
>> yeah. I just I wouldn't overpack that. >> No, no, no, no. But I don't think it would, if you think about it, you have like a little coloring station or whatever so they can do color. That's just to be there. >> Um, >> it's just corelling kids is is the issue. I mean, if adults one thing, trying to corral kids from one place to
another, and then you got to try to get them all there for lunch. You'll have the movie. You'll have I was I would assume we could have the movie in the little craft area around the same section so that if the mom if a mom has different ages, she can be looking at one here sitting down watching the movie and the other one coloring.
>> I would think. I don't know if that's something we could even put like I have a little popup tent, you know, the the 10 x 10 or whatever it is. We can put that and that could be that area. And we can even put >> do the Christmas uh touring. Do we have that?
>> Oh, read like night before Christmas. >> Yeah. >> Um, whatever. Could do that. >> Do that. It's right before the tree lighting. >> Okay, that's cute. >> Could do that. >> You could corral the kids like what he's saying is correct. You're going to have kids everywhere.
>> It might be better to have like the activity stuff on Saturday. >> Okay. Yeah. >> Um, so just focus on the movie, you know? We can I can have I could tell them the Night Before Christmas story. So we can dress up or whatever. >> We can even have Santa there or whatever
to whatever. Um and then uh do the lighting and then that closes that out on Friday we have the market and part of the market we can have the balloon face paint whatever. >> Okay. Yeah, that makes sense. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> And then >> Yeah. And then you don't have to worry
about moving stuff around. It's all parents are definitely >> So you're going to do Okay. So let's do the timeline. This we're starting at 5:30. We said then >> I just say start at 600 >> at 6. >> What do you think? 5:30 6 >> 6 p.m. >> 6 to 9:30.
>> Yeah. I mean you can open the park at 5:30 or whatever. But >> so six begin with what are we doing? >> Starts at 6:00 and then um I don't know how long it takes to read that. Maybe it's 6:45. I could read the story. Gather everybody around. Read the
>> So like from 6:00 to 6:45 they can take photos with Santa. something like that. Yeah, >> do that. Then we would go over to the lighting ceremony and then work on starting the movie. >> 6:45. Read the story.
>> What time is the >> And actually, if we if we would I say start the movie at 7:30. >> Yeah. >> Well, if we lit up at 7. It started right after >> 7:15 or >> Well, I I can even I can even read that before the movie in between the lighting
and the >> like when we light the tree up. That could be part of that >> read it as part of that. >> Yeah, I think that's cute cuz the tree is lit. >> Everybody be around the Christmas tree and then I read it before Christmas >> and then um and then we start the movie
shortly after. I think it'll probably flow good. So, so 6:00 to 7 people walking around getting situated. Yeah. >> Pictures with Santa. >> I guess time people get over here from Newport Richie. >> 700 p.m. light the tree, you read the
story, and then at 7:30 the movie. >> Yeah. >> Okay, that sounds great. And then we're ending at 9:30. >> Yeah. And so on the flyer I would for like 125 I would put uh tree lighting
um night before Christmas story and um Grinch movie in the park >> pictures with Santa and >> that's what you probably could do to
my thoughts is put the notes like 125 tile it then kind of give a couple bullets >> have the bullets underneath >> take this out just have the bulls underneath each day that way it' be more they know what's going on
>> um so that's the fifth so I think it's a good lineup >> that's a fifth >> um the sixth holiday market >> six >> um craft vendors and you could also on here you could put uh I say our time is from 10 to five
and then you could even say uh boat parade to follow at 6 o'clock whenever I think six when it starts but our event goes five and you could also say in there that from 11 to 1 um what what's your event called?
>> Yeah, it's it's going to be Christmas in the park. >> Christmas in the park with the >> storytelling about >> do you guys say with the light world tabernacle or who? No, somebody cares. >> Somebody cares. Okay, so somebody cares. Christmas in the park from 11:00 to 1,
the vendor market from 10:00 to 5:00. Hopefully, you know, food and all that. >> Do you think we should get um just an idea what Veronica said about the little train thing? Maybe on Saturday after the 1:00 p.m.
event, 11 to 1, and then maybe around >> Yeah. So, and Sav you could also al also put the uh if we're going to have a balloon face painting or whatever station >> there to see if they're available >> and then if if there's something that we'll find >> house or something they could color or something. >> Yeah, we'll do. So, that would be like
after that event >> cuz there going to be a lot of kids there for his event. So, that would be >> so then they'll overflow >> and that'll play well into their thing. >> Sugar them up. They get all excited and they go home to their parents. >> Yes. >> And then let Danny watch them from 11 to 1. >> Yeah.
Hey, shouldn't you do >> Okay. And then um >> isn't your grandson the little mayor? >> Yes. >> Right. He was so cute. >> Um and then on on the 7th, continue the holiday market. I think we're start back
at noon, right? Is that what we planned? Noon. And we're going to go till I >> thought we said four. >> Oh, later now. four for the market, but then I thought we were going to do the band or whatever. >> Right. So, music we have uh two or three
hours and that can be going at the same time. You can have the market there while the music's going. >> Yeah. >> Um the um Lisa was going to try to make it, but she sent me there's a guy who's can do it. His name is
>> Didn't you want to have like like a few? Well, >> I really thought maybe a couple. >> Yeah, >> but uh it might be easier at least for this just to have one >> and look as we go next year. Maybe we could
>> or DJ like we did with Larry and Diane. Is it Diane? >> I mean, I think we should have Christmas music playing. >> Yeah. Yes. >> All all day during the market and all that. And then same thing on on Sunday. >> That would go like like the Sunday would
be like the jingle jam. Mhm. that people can, >> right? And so she sent me and he said he was available and she said it was it's a Sunday. It's it's a little easier to get people. But he this he's available so very good. >> Um >> his uh name is Rocky Boven. I don't if anybody heard
of him. >> He's country. Can do some bluegrass, too. He could do a three or five piece band. >> Oh, good. >> He would probably be uh I want to say she said be under a thousand like 800 bucks or something um for that. I know S mentioned that he'd possibly get the the Johnny Cash guy to come back. How much
was he? You remember? >> He was six time. >> Six. >> So, >> I'd have to I'd have to find out for his availability. >> Yeah. If we wanted to do two, we could have him open and this one close or something. Or we just do the one again.
>> And until what time is going to be that end date? I mean, >> I would I would think that would probably start at 5. >> Like till 7. >> 5 to 7. Five to seven. >> Five to seven. >> Or even she said three hours, but I don't that seems like a long
>> set unless you have for one guy. >> If you had two, you could do an hour and then >> Yeah. >> two or something. So >> So we would It would be 12 like the whole event 12:00 p.m. to 7. >> Yeah, I think 12 to 7 is >> works.
Then Sunday 7:00 p.m. and then everybody goes home. And like I said, we'd have the music start around five at the latest >> and maybe even a little earlier depending on what we end up getting.
>> I said he's available and willing to do it. So if we want to reach out to him, that works. >> Now for the >> he's available and interested in on December 7th. can do a three-piece or five piece band country and some blueg grass. And his three-piece is playing
Sims Park on November 14th from 6:00 to 7. So we actually hear him in >> I I today I was while I was working I was listening to some of his his music that he's done and he's he's pretty good. >> And she said he's very entertaining. Um
so obviously Lisa is in that business so she knows >> good entertainment. She highly recommended him and he's available. So I we don't have a whole lot of time to >> try to throw it together. So >> yeah. >> So with the holiday market so that we
can start >> Yeah, we need to start getting vendors booked, >> right? What are we going to char Yeah. What is our charge? >> Charging. >> How many do we need for? >> So we said we were going to do limited on Friday. We said it was just going to
be like holiday stuff, right? more food focused. >> Food focused. Food focused. So, we're not going to have like a person selling like like say like reats or something or is it just food? >> I would think mostly just food. And how about on Friday? >> How about those lightning things? Little kid light.
>> I mean, somebody wanted to walk around with something like that. >> We could ask volunteer firefighters because they usually sell those light up things. So, we can ask them. >> I can ask about our volunteer fire. >> Our volunteer vendors are going to for the market. They're going to be there
for two days anyway. Same Sunday. They probably would rather just come set up on Saturday morning. >> They'd be there. They'd lock it up and then come back on Sunday. >> What do you call those light things? >> Cuz I want I want to put another email. Hi, just sell those
light light things. I'm going to end up saying light things or kids. Okay. For kids, kind of like that. Okay. So food on
December 5th. So festive flavors is one. And that's what I was thinking like carnival >> easy food. >> Probably try and get um the the cow the Cody River crearyy. >> Yes. >> Everybody loves them. >> Ice cream place.
>> And how about the barbecue place? You think? I don't know if it's for for Friday but Saturday and Sunday cuz those people were good. The barbecue. >> I don't I don't remember. >> Oh, I remember. Yeah, I forget the name. They were good. >> They were supposed to red. Was it Little
Red? >> Is it Little Red? >> They came from far. >> I have it. >> I know. He wanted to come back and >> Oh, was that the guy that tire? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Well, no. The flat tire was the ham the burger >> burger guy.
>> Oh, no. I thought it was him, too. >> The barbecue guy. He was uh talking about him. He couldn't come back because it he was only set set for Saturday or whatever it was >> was his issue and then we tried what S remember that didn't we try to >> he was at Claremont I think >> yeah I thought he had an issue with his
truck yeah I think it was that >> the trailer broke down >> yeah the trailer broke down the barbecue guy went down >> cuz we called him was going to try to get him back and he couldn't >> Yeah >> and then we kept calling him and calling him but he just couldn't get any assistance for the tire so >> yeah okay
>> oh so we tire issue that because I know the burger guy had a tire issue. >> A lot of tire issues. >> The whole a whole cow. >> Think of something hot too because you're it's cold. >> Yeah. >> So,
>> you know, you may not sell a lot of ice cream and slushy. >> True. >> Well, the the whole cow I think also sells like BLTs and >> I don't know. >> Don't they sell food? >> I thought it was just ice cream. I thought they were just ice cream. I have a a hot chocolate bus that's it does
coffee, espressos, all that stuff at my church that I can ask and see if they want to come. >> Can you December 5th? >> That's a great idea. >> Yeah, the hot chocolate. Yeah, >> I'd probably stick to stuff like that for that first night. >> Yeah,
>> because we want to have >> for Saturday, Sunday, we want to have obviously a lot of food. >> I don't know what it would be beneficial for have a whole lot of food there for that Friday night. Yeah. Yeah. >> That's like more like a dessert type thing. And maybe the the kettle a kettle corn guy maybe. But Fusty Flavors has
Fusty Flavors has popcorn. So um >> I would keep it I would keep it very small. >> You said like five vendors or something or >> Yeah. Keep it small for Friday cuz it's just it's kids based really. >> Yeah. So the hot chocolate coffee. >> Well, how about food though? How about
if someone doesn't eat like they want to do like a pizza bus or something? something or a hot dog or something that's quick. >> The hot dog gentle. Yeah, the hot dog gentleman that was at the easy dog, but he ran out. >> I know. A lot. >> That's not the first time. Yeah.
>> Yeah. So, >> coffee for the grownups. >> Yeah. >> Pizza. >> Something easy like that. If you had to fisty flavors there with the popcorn and their stuff. >> Wonder if we could get Georginos to do something. Do they have They don't have
a thing, but I'm wondering if they could just put it. >> Yeah, they're right here. I mean, and just bring a table out there slices. >> Mhm. >> We can ask him. >> But the hot dog guy, he would be ideal for him, too. It's easy. He's easy to set up. >> Ask him. >> Break down. >> Easy dogs.
>> And just make sure you have enough hot dog. >> Yeah, easy dogs. Okay. Uh just for information, the the tents, tables, and chairs at the time was in May was 1782. >> That's with chairs, too, right?
>> That was with the table, the tables and chairs. >> That's great. >> So, I don't I don't know that we need tables and chairs. >> Well, >> cuz people going to be for the whole week. No, but that's for the whole week. The whole weekend, right? Yeah. So, like if you're going to eat there
to sit and with the band people sitting down to enjoy. >> It was only It wasn't a lot of tables, right? Sounds like It was only maybe eight tables, right? >> Because you want people to sit. >> I'm trying to see how many they they were
>> there were six tables total. >> Oh, six tables >> and 48 chairs. >> Yeah, there were six eightoot tables and then 48 chairs total. >> That's not bad. Yeah, at least to have a place to sit down and eat and people that don't like chairs can
actually sit because they did sit at those tables for the >> for the Johnny Cash concert. >> Yeah, there's a It was packed >> 17 something for >> 1782 and everything. >> 1782 for the weekend. That was May's pricing. It may may have changed then,
but I'll reach out to them and find out. Okay. >> Need the porta potties, too. >> Yeah. Do we Do we do any porta potties for the centennial? >> Yes. >> Yeah, we had them. >> How much were those? >> What?
>> I don't have all these up like the top of my head. I got to research each one as you guys are talking. >> I thought you were that good. So, >> I'm not that good. >> He's that good. 000 >> for all weekend.
>> Usually you can get a package deal. I did that in Ohio, Florida. I have it. If you get like four or five water stations, they'll give you a discount because you're getting multiple. >> Yeah. I would love when we reach out to these folks say, "Hey, we're having a
Christmas event. If >> could you uh help us out? >> Donate portaotties or whatever or half price portaotties or something. I hate to spend all our budget on tents and bathroom facilities, but
>> but don't we have bathrooms in the park? >> We do, but we Yes. Usually >> more people you got to have. >> And last time we had an incident that someone went in there and flooded. >> Yeah. They flushed a can down and >> we don't want that. >> Kids will put toilet paper in it.
>> Wasn't even the kids. Was an adult about it. >> Didn't we say that we were going to do I just thought about this. that Christmas trees that we were gonna have companies if they wanted to donate like their little Yeah. and do like a little Christmas tree thing.
>> Didn't we say that? >> Yeah. >> They can donate their own. >> Yeah. >> Do we still want to do the business? >> Yeah. >> Can ask. >> We can ask. I mean, I don't know if we're going to how much of a response
we're going to get, but we can ask. Only thing I worry about is obviously just falling over and >> Yeah. Is it gonna What are they going to bring? Yeah. >> Yeah. We're like setting them up around the pavilion or along the >> the walk. I thought it was along the
walk. Yeah. >> Yeah. I don't know >> how many or >> Well, just make sure they don't end up falling falling on people or >> I thought in a previous meeting you talked about that that TJ wanted to help with this weekend. Yeah, I thought he
was going to be here. So, and I know you're you're concerned about costs. Um, it'd be nice to know what he's going to offset on that if he's going if anything, >> right? >> So, that that that might help to reach out to him >> and find out what he's willing to offset.
>> What was he going to help him though? >> Well, he the vendors. So, he's going to bring in the vendors. So >> yeah, I think we'll be >> well the market, not necessarily the the food stuff, but the the actual market. I don't know if he how much of a network
he has, but >> we still have a lot of >> So, we have Yeah, we have contacts from our last time and then I think we will be able to get more, especially if we're doing multiples, like we have other events, like if it brings 400 people to the park, things like that. They're going to want to
my reservations on the car show vendors that I saw. I know they had some cups and they had some other stuff there, but it was >> it wasn't something though that >> I don't know. I I think we would have to That's another thing too. We don't want
repeat. We don't want everybody selling cups to everybody. I think we should be able to this event limit like okay you're what are you doing? Okay, we don't want to have multiple people selling soaps or multiple people selling you know candles. >> Um so at least they can profit the
businesses. So I think that's something that he can assist in the sense of directing them to us but we would manage them in that sense you know the city and everything structured wise >> we just really we just need a network to reach out to to
>> have people sign up. >> Yeah. >> So what do we want to what do we want to charge the vendors >> 25 >> 25 what about the food if they're the food truck? So, I had seen that last time our our conversations when TJ was
here that he mentioned his ideas. It was 25 for vendors like crafts and stuff. >> Yeah, that's what I'm saying. >> 50 for like business marketing. He had stated something like that. I don't know what that means. And then selling food depending on if it's like under the Florida cottage law or if they have
their their food truck or anything was $50 to $100. >> Yeah. I think if you're a food truck, food truck needs to be 100. >> Yeah, >> but that's 100 plus. >> Well, so now we are we are is it a one time or we charge it per day because
it's two days? >> I would do one time. >> One time for 100. >> And is that 100 plus >> that fire? >> The fire inspection >> plus for the food trucks, >> right? And how much is that fire inspection? >> Do we know one? 25, I believe.
>> Okay. So that they would have to do that. So >> 100 for the to be at the event and then the 125 for the fire inspection >> and the fire inspection is only once. >> The fire inspection for the three days is only once.
>> Yeah. >> Fire inspection is 125. >> I'm getting confirmation. And then if they're let's say like selling food like the cookie lady or um someone wants to sell breads or something >> 25 >> if it's if it's a table that doesn't
have any >> cottage food vendors I wouldn't charge any more than 25. So 25 so like festy flavors is 25 >> or they were doing something >> they have a kettle corn thing though and they have like propane tanks and stuff. So,
>> I think if it's if it's I think 20 I think 25 for craft people and whatever they're doing, $50 for food >> and then >> across the board $50 for food. >> Well, food trucks. >> Well, we said 100 for food trucks, >> right? >> But if you're like your festive flavors,
yeah, tent with that or whatever. >> So, anybody who has like gas, >> lemonade stand, 50 bucks. >> So, anything under a tent >> 50 bucks, >> right? 50 bucks. >> Okay. >> So, the cookie lady would be $50. 50 bucks for Cookie Lady. >> Yeah.
>> And then your crimes people $25. >> So non-food vendors 25. Yes. Food vendors with tents. >> Just a quick question real quick. Um for this flyer and moving forward like banners or whatnot, are you guys going
to have if any of these vendors or whatnot going to donate, are they going to be named onto the flyer and and and other stuff like we did last time? >> Maybe it should be a banner like at the festival. I >> I wouldn't we don't have any sponsors
now, so I would not worry about that for the flyer because we're late. But if if we do have a sponsor come in, we could have something come up as sponsorship calls up and says yes, we'll give you the portaotties, you know, you know, >> have a banner at the event that says thanks to our sponsors.
>> As an incentive, we should tell them that, you know, it's an advertised incentive to to do that. Yeah, if if you do that, we'll have we'll have a banner at the event with your name. >> So, our current >> and we'll announce it, too. >> So, the Centennial So, we need to update
the sponsorship packet, right? >> So, the sponsorship packet needs to be updated because it's for the centennial, so it needs to reflect whatever this >> we're going to go out for sponsors now. I mean, >> I if I can make a recommendation on that
um to make our lives easier, too. I don't know if that's something we can do for sponsorships. I was thinking and this was just my idea in the sense of have sponsors that do three months, six months, nine months, a year, you know, four different types of sp or and and then five, I'm sorry, and an event
sponsor. So if they want to participate, want to be a sponsor for three months, let's say January, February, March, whatever events we have for January, February, March, they would be uh said that they're, you know, a sponsor for. Then if they're six months then for
January to June and then the whole year then that year. Um and then and depending on what tier they're at is how much they're giving and also how the sponsorship works. Like are they going to be named in a big
banner? Are they just going to be on a fly? Are they like how are we going to give them a free table? Things like that. And I think that's something maybe we don't do for I mean we can get a sponsor for the event for the holiday event but maybe we should start thinking from now to January to see if we can do
something like that just five categories and then that's something that we have all the time and then like the 4th of July that's our big event maybe just keep it the way we have it. I don't know. I'm just talking but it's
something that we can have. >> Well, obviously we need to have sponsorship participation, right? >> Um, being a month out, we're as far as putting packets together, all that. I think if we just ask folks
>> that we need the tent, the portaotties and stuff like that, uh, again, I can ask a couple >> if they want to donate ornaments and things, >> cash up the freight, >> a tree, things like that. >> Yeah. And then we just list them on a banner there for for that >> for this.
>> And then going forward obviously >> events listed out and we could do a couple different options >> multi-event sponsor or single event sponsor >> because I always think like a mom and pop business. Maybe they don't want to do the whole year but they want to do three months or or one or two events or something.
>> That might need to be amended too. >> Yeah. >> So we don't have the pricing for like just one event and we want to stop looking for sponsors. I think we could just say like you want to donate except for if you want to donate money or whatever it is, but we don't have an amount. We just have donations
>> or if they want to donate something. I don't know. It might be better served just a uh just a general port Richie event and maybe we maybe we just run it for the year for the four events and we just
have one big sponsorship drive for all that and then for all the events those are the sponsors something like that possibly >> we will have also small and small >> yeah and you have other people that jump in for >> specific event or whatever based on what it is but uh
>> any any big corporate type donor or whatever like say Ford to Port Richie that might help or Whiskey Joe's those >> they might just write us a check for the year sponsorship and we do with it >> you know what we need again I'm not sure how we we do that but that's
>> one way >> I would like to have to keep going these people over and over >> and over again >> it's three months later now we're having this can you give us some more money yeah >> it's like the centennial is easy hey sponsorship for this Right. So, if we maybe look at a yearly
>> event. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. I like that, too. >> I'd like to see somebody donate like a 12ft tree. >> Yeah. >> Or fireworks. >> Yeah. If we find somebody that donate a big tree, that'd be great. >> Okay. So, Well, I mean, they're not really that expensive right now. >> Maybe 500 bucks or something. Yeah. 12
foot was not Well, I saw I had Amazon here. >> A 20 foot tree pre-lit. Let me see if this is Oh, no. This is 12 feet. Prelit and everything, 1300.
>> Well, let's see. 15 ft pre9.99 >> for like 50% off. >> 20 foot pre-lit Olympia pine commercial artificial tower Christmas tree warm white LED lights. $14,000. >> Wow.
>> Yeah. >> 20. Yeah. >> You want to donate that to us? Um, I don't know. I can get you an eight noo. >> S, >> why don't we just look into an inflatable tree this time around since
we're >> inflatable? >> Really short on time. >> Inflatable tree. >> Yeah. To light. >> How How about just the one with the lights? Like that. That's what I was saying. >> Blow up. >> Yeah, like a blow up tree. Like I get a large a large.
>> No, that's cheesy. >> Why not? >> I thought this right. That was my thought. That was that was where I was going with that. >> Yeah. I think this is better than stable. >> You can flip the switch and the tree grows and
why you saying no over there. You know, you see like it's going to be a lot cheaper than $14,000. >> It's not a horrible idea. >> It could be fun. So, >> you can probably get a 20 30 foot inflatable tree. By the way,
>> it'll be pretty big in that park. >> We get that. We get that big uh the guy from Rudolph White. What's the big white uh >> Oh, the snowman. >> We could blow him up alongside a tree and
>> they have a 20 foot Santa. >> Yeah. >> I mean, we could get the >> Why don't we do that with the tree and then we just have two, you know? I'm just That's just an idea. I've never seen a tree though. I don't think they had those. >> Well, there's all kinds of
like >> Is this a tree or is this just It's a tree, right? >> Yeah. >> There's a tree that's just lights. You don't You don't have branches, just the light. >> Yeah. 20 foot 600. Yeah.
>> Just lights. Not inflatable. >> You got it up on your screen. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. And the ones that I was looking at were like 200 for the smaller ones that are like 9 ft. >> That's 20 foot. >> Yeah, that's 20 ft. Yeah. Was there a coupon? >> Oh, $30 coupon.
>> Like $30. Oh, there you go. Sign in. But >> that's not bad. >> I actually have a tree sillet cuz I'm 20 foot. But it's uh they are nice. >> Yeah. And that one's easy to take in and take out. >> What do you >> It's just strings of LEDs that go down from top to bottom. This one is
>> and they they dance and all kind of stuff. >> 389. >> It's a step up from a blowup tree. >> Yeah. 5% off. This one is different. Look different. Multiple thousand. >> Hey, you have a way. >> What does Amy get back?
>> I just I don't know when it gets back. >> I'm not contracted in this. I could send an email tomorrow. >> Like you're thrown into the >> I'm not contracted at all. Not a problem. >> No. >> All right. So, are we good? >> So, no inspection for the food trucks,
right? >> Yeah. Going back to that >> inspection fee. >> No inspection. No fee. So, the $100, that's it. >> $100 all in. >> Yeah. >> $100 all in. >> 50 bucks all in for the food. >> So, there's an inspection, but there's no fee for it.
>> Right. They would have to pay me. Generally there is but he's saying if it's a city event uh we will not charge for the event. >> Okay nice. >> And then so we have 25 for non-f food vendor for tents $50 for food vendor 10
and $100 for food trucks. >> Yeah, I'd say they're 10 by >> 10 by 10. >> Okay. Then how are we doing this application everything that is the same application that we had before >> I would think so
>> so same application from before >> looked at me >> and but I don't I don't want to >> well you want the you want them to fill out the same information right >> well that's for Friday yeah so Saturday and Sunday is going to
be different Yeah, >> but I think we should filter in the sense of >> how do we do this? >> We just don't want duplicates. >> I think we probably need to have the same people there for both days. You have them going in now. >> And so that's the advantage. You hit
you're paying $25, you get two days. >> $50 days. >> $100 you get two days. >> That way um you have to worry about >> and whoever's there for f like the five vendors for Friday can be there for Saturday and Sunday. >> They can stay. >> Okay. Perfect. And then they get a third day
>> third day for free basically. Do we need a flyer for this or we just do it? Because like I'm gonna start tonight asking people >> and then do we do a little >> just get a commitment from them. We'll get them the paperwork to >> paperwork. Right. Cuz and that's what I want. I want the commitment and then the
paperwork and then we know that like people making popcorn fussy flavor is the only one or something like that cuz I don't want to be bombarding Veronica either. I felt really bad last though or not. No, just a few. >> Yeah. No, not this time, I guess. Remember, we had said we were gonna ask for a deposit and then if they don't
turn in the stuff. >> Yeah. >> Are we allowed to do that, Veronica? >> I wouldn't do that. >> Not this time. Okay. >> No, >> we don't have anything in writing yet. >> Once we have everything, we have the special events ordinance. We have the fin schedule, we have everything set,
then you start doing it. >> The deposits that >> But I wouldn't know. >> And then we don't have time for any of that. And then it's keeping track of who's paid and then if they didn't show up, we have to give it back. It it becomes a >> Yes, correct. Yeah. So, I wouldn't I
wouldn't do that. I did bring a park map here. >> It's and a dry erase marker. >> That's the one I used last time. Yeah. >> This is the map. >> So, if I know you had talked about like figuring how you're going to do things, but right here is
>> Turn that mic on over there. >> Right here is is the >> Hit that mic. the mic. Right here is a map of the park. And so, uh, you can use this dry eraser marker to write. I already wrote where
the tent usually goes, where the food trucks go. We can write where the portaotties go. You can put where your DJ is going to be your, you know, your band. Um, you know, but you can use this >> to sort your layout. I know everybody
to know where this is, but I think I have this in a PDF. You have it? >> I have it. >> One question for you on on Danny and his 1101 thing. Does he need to submit his permit for that? >> Yes. For December. >> You could tie us in with the city on that on this case.
>> Uh we we could. Yeah, we certainly could. Yeah. >> I don't know if the answer if you need something paperwork wise that he's good for. I don't know. We got >> He wouldn't be any different than like a vendor, right? He can pay a vendor fee and and call it a day.
>> What's this? What's 90 bucks right now for the per for the permit? Yeah. So, what would the vendor fee be for us? >> We're using 50 bucks. Well, that's >> I mean >> whatever is the easiest for you guys.
>> Yeah. I mean, I don't see why not. Okay. >> You're giving back to the events >> committee. Yeah, >> we're help. They're helping you and you're helping them. So, I don't I mean that's up to them. >> Yes. >> Danny, and what vendors are you going to have that day? >> Well, we we don't use vendors on this
event. We made it free. But you guys, now what I'm doing is I'm going to take all this back. So, I'll need the the contact person once I give this to somebody cares Jerry and see that he's agreed with that. I'm just the middleman
here. And so then if we do that then we would coordinate with what you guys want to do. And so uh if not then he can switch his date but I I Leonard wants to do it so far with you guys but I have to look to the guy
that's over us as Jerry which is somebody cares Pascal County. So so I'm just getting the intel sharing with you and then giving it to him and then getting right back with you. But I'm I'm seeing that would work because we
usually set up in here. We keep our little stuff right in here. Uh if you have a big tent here, you can move a little bit. We could still be having some tents around it. The fire department could be in here and I'll show them. And that leaves all this area
for anything with vendors that you know trucks and anything you guys want to do. >> Where would be? >> Yeah. So we usually set up right here. We use this and then we kind of use this area right in here. The fire department gets right here. The police usually get
right here to pass out the toys. But we could we could line up everything here and have the big >> start moving. >> Yeah. And that way you still got all this room, but you want to put your vendors wherever you want in all this area. >> I think we would put the vendors like
here, right on the top of the hill, >> right? Yeah. Yeah, food trucks like this >> and then then they got a coordination of people in between and everybody just >> we we could solidify the layout later. I mean, generally speaking, you'll have the pavilion from 11. Yeah.
>> Around there be >> and we could we could get set up and teared down real quick. Now, we usually do popcorn. If you're going to have popcorn there, we'll take the popcorn out so that vendor won't have to worry about it or or try to work
out. Like there's hot dog truck, we we won't have hot dogs, >> right? >> So that way that vendor don't feel like he's been jipped with us being there giving free hot dogs away. You see that? That's the issue that I'm trying to keep
happening with the city, the vendors, and us because that's where the conflict would come. If we eliminate that, we're good. >> Yeah. Well, >> so I don't think that we're going to have fears for sure. We'll have some free chips, mostly water. Uh we do have
volunteer way they bring stuff. We usually give that away, but that's just like some little snacks, whatever they give. And then a lot of that end up water stuff goes to the police and the fire department. >> Well, you're only you're only there from 11 to 1 and so this is from 10 in two
days. So, so it it should be fine, I would think. >> Right. >> Well, we'll we'll work with you if Jerry wants to do it. We'll make it work because we want to we're not here. We're we're here to partner. So, however we could do it, we'll just be grateful. I
mean, it'd be nice if I could have got the just the weight, the $50 fee, the 90 and do it, but I >> Well, the the only thing is we're charging all the other vendors to be there. Um, and so >> and and obviously you're going to be using the whole pavilion and and all
that. So it probably makes some sense to I mean I don't mind reducing it for sure. >> So I just go in and then and just use a vendor and pay that fee and redone. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Yeah. Because we're still saving what? >> 40 bucks. Yeah.
>> Oh, I mean it's win. >> Anything else on it? >> Um, so I'm going to fix that. >> Fix that and then we'll get that out next day or so to probably >> so you can start calling your folks. >> Yeah.
>> Um, >> we should designate tonight what going to be staff what's going to be the committee's responsibility. So we're not cross we're not doing anything cross. So, if I'm if if if staff is
going to concentrate on the tent, the porta potties, the inflatable movie screen, that's fine. But we need to know that tonight. Um, so then we can start getting pricing and getting that moving and then everyone else will know what they're specifically doing. So, what
they're going to be responsible for. So, >> you know, like I said, you just don't have >> someone ordering the same stuff or working on the same stuff wasting time. Right. >> Can stop it. >> Porty, the tent, the table. >> Yeah. T table, port, the movie
scenario. >> And again, when you when you ask them, obviously see explain to them and ask if they're willing to donate all outright >> or reduce >> or reduce the cost. And like I said, and we'll have a banner there for sponsorship because look, sponsors and
inind type sponsorships, but we need that stuff regardless. So then who's enter who's handling entertainment? >> Uh Lisa can can book that. Um
if if I can have like I said he's available. What do you guys think? Do you want to move with this guy or >> I don't see anything wrong with I mean if you like him and that's what it I mean >> I sent an email to Bill Fornes to find out his availability while we were
talking. So okay I'll find out on that. Yeah. >> Well, if you guys are good with this guy, >> he's checking that um we'll just um we'll get the price and uh book it. Like say it's let's just say it's a thousand or less.
>> That good. >> Yeah. >> Um as far as music, like Christmas music going, do we have anything we could do DJ wise? >> Kim has suggested a DJ. I mean, if we can reach out to Larry and Diane with >> We need a DJ,
>> but if we just set something up with a playlist, >> I have I have a Christmas playlist, >> but can we reach out either way to Larry D and see if maybe they want to do something? >> Larry, who >> the one with the little truck?
>> I don't know. >> It would be for free though. >> That's I don't know if they would want to sponsor or do anything like that. >> You ask them. can ask if they want. >> Yeah, I have a play I have a whole Christmas playlist. >> Has that big speaker? >> I mean, we can do that's fine. It's for
like 150 bucks. Yeah, >> we have a speaker box here as well. >> Okay, then we go so we can save on that. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, we just put I mean, just have the music playing and >> background music. >> Okay. So, we do that. >> Okay. >> And that could be on Saturday the whole day. Just Well, Saturday and Sunday.
>> Saturday and Sunday. Yeah. Until they start. >> Usually DJs, they will charge you for like 4 hours. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> We only spend money on >> No, no, no. >> If we have the ability to do that, then we can just do it. >> That was a sound. Is it a DJ? Kind of >> DJ's a one. What do you What do you mean
one man orchestra? >> Do I know? Do I know a DJ that would sponsor? Is that what you said? Did you say that? I can look into that. >> I can look into that. >> I can answer that. I can look into that. Everything I can look into that. >> I can look into that. And and we on our
event we usually have like a little pH system set up. We don't play music. They do caroling like jingle bells all the way or or they'll do a gospel song maybe. I I don't know. They do that kind of stuff. They sing a few songs and and
then they get into storytelling. >> Maybe Friday night after I read the night before Christmas, maybe we can all sing a couple carols too. >> Was saying if anybody wanted to join in with them. I sometimes I'm not the singer, but I'll get up here and sing with them. >> Yeah, >> we'll have a speaker on on Friday, too,
right? As people are coming in, we can put the music. >> Okay. >> You know, grandma got run over by rain or something. >> All right. >> So, staff will move forward on get those things or whatever. Um I can get
Lisa to what? find out about his availability and then um I think from the entertainment perspective do we we want to set up a meeting >> days seven days >> seven days yeah
>> um >> I know Ashley's gonna come after me next week but I recommend that from this point on you go to weekly >> I didn't even I didn't even get the minutes done from the other two meetings.
>> There's a recommendation harass you only have four weeks and you're right. Four weeks only >> November 1st is this weekend. >> Thanks. >> I tell him like it is keeps us in anything sugar coated for me.
>> You'll hear it straight out. >> I agree with Sal for weekly we should Thursday and Thursday. Thursday 13th because it's not seven days, right? Or does the the weekend count? >> Yeah. Is it seven business days or seven calendar days?
>> Should be calendar days. 7-day notice. >> Do you know >> for two for a meeting for those? Ashley said it has to be seven. >> That's fine. It's usually a three-day notice. So, >> I actually said it's seven >> for for these meetings. >> Yes. >> Oh, councils. Yeah. Well, seven is fine.
So it's it's total. >> So we can do the sixth. >> It's not just business days. It's total days. >> Okay. >> So the sixth at 5:30. >> That's seven days. >> The sixth. Let me make sure. >> So there's a CAC meeting that night. >> Oh, shoot. Okay.
>> And I have the MAP meeting as well, which that's why I can't I can't. >> So can we do the 13th or the 12th? >> The 13th? No. >> We have something scheduled. What if we did Monday the 10th?
>> I'm good for that. Monday the 10th. Yeah, >> but it would at 6. We do it at six. Yeah. >> Um, what's this? Council CRA agenda item deadline. What is that? Submission for agenda
items to be included on 11:25. Not sure why I've got that in there, but okay. Yeah, the 11th or 10th. the 10th at 6. >> At six. >> At six. >> Okay. I'll tell Ashley. >> And then >> And then do you want to just roll them out
>> 17th and 24th? >> Can somebody ask if we're able to use parking at that empty lot? Oh, I did want to wait. >> There's a >> Oh, there is. >> There still fills around. That's true. But you can
>> about parking. remember you had stated for >> Oh, yeah. >> Um, you want you want to say it? >> Yeah, we have um Well, I don't know. Will they be walking there? >> They can walk. Yeah, you can walk through the They can walk to the entrance of the park. It's not that bad
of a walk. >> Okay. Because we have plenty of parking. I mean, that we can use. >> Okay. >> Signs that say event parking because you have all that lot. You need signs that say event parking because that was for the centennial. Yeah. >> Um,
>> and I'm thinking maybe we just do that. It says event parking by itself so we can reuse the signs all the time. >> I can ask about the Hill dog lot, too. I mean, they are I don't know. I mean, they may be actually bulldozing it
around that time, too. So, I'll find out. >> I did have a question about signs because I did see that is it St. Georgees. The Greek Orthodox Church is having their fall festival soon and they have signs around the city. That was little signs they put all over.
>> Oh, yeah. >> I've seen them. Um, is that something that So, we can start putting our little signs. I know we have ordinances on signs, but I saw that they >> little ones in the ground we're allowed to put out. >> We're allowed. >> Yeah. >> Well, government signs are exempt from
everything. >> Okay. So, if we can start putting signs out from like >> and I'm assuming if it's a city event that's a government sign, but I'd have to ask the attorney. >> Yeah. If we can start doing that soon so we can start promoting that as well. >> You want the signs like we did for the centennial, right?
>> Yeah. >> The dates and what we're follow and the website for >> Yeah. You put holidays on the bayou December 5th, 6th, and 7th. And then Why don't instead of that having signs like that come to
>> the mic m >> instead of instead of the signs like that everywhere why not um the the transportable marquees that we use >> can we do that
>> and post two of those >> you mean like sign boards electronic signs boards on the >> you've got a couple that we can Oh, did we rent those? >> You got those handy out there. >> I know where they came from.
>> Yes, they were. They were >> I didn't know if we were using them from someone else. >> The like for the storms, those were grant those were given to us by FEMA. We don't have our own. >> No, I know we don't. >> That was funny. >> You can look into that.
>> Yeah. Can you find us? >> St. Can staff look into that? >> Veronica, right on it. >> Veronica Sinwood. >> It's a great idea, Veron. Thank you for your assistance. >> Good job, Veronica. >> Good job.
>> Great contribution. Thank you. >> Oh my god. >> Have TJ make them. Have TJ who did the ones for the car show? The big ones that I saw by Walmart. Well, so you know what they have? Is it Vista? Not Vista.
>> It was al ultimate >> ultimate signs. Yeah. I wonder if he got some kind of >> wonder. They will donate two or four of them to the place. >> The person that owns Beverage Station, they have the sign company, too. He's
>> Beverage Station. They were at the Centennial >> or Beverage Depot. It's beverage something. But they have a sign company and they might be willing to cars run over them. They fly away. Yeah. They don't they, you know, they get lost. Yeah.
>> But the big ones, everybody was And maybe Ocean will allow us to post it there. >> Yeah. I'm sure >> and the corner, you know, and then put place a couple of them by the apartment complex to hit that side of F Boulevard off on them. >> I'm trying to think of where we had our
femur boards when we had those electronic boards telling people. Yeah, there was in >> there was only four, I think, in areas and that may cover your whole city. >> You're right. >> Yeah, we I mean we could we're going to
do it every year. So, we just have to whatever the date is, we could put a thing over it or whatever, change the date on or something so we could reuse it. I don't know. So, do we want to get those big signs? I could ask um I'll ask TJ send him a text tonight and say for
ultimate sign contact or something see if they can okay >> do a sponsorship or something >> or ask the beverage station guy cuz I know that he has a sign beverage station >> I think it's beverage station >> they were at where >> they were at the Centennial they were at boom on the bayou they they bring the
the Tesla truck >> oh um I don't >> something junction >> beverage junction >> something junction junction. >> I know. Okay. Once you said the Tesla truck, I was like the Tesla truck people, they own that, but he also owns a sign company.
>> Okay. Well, >> well, I got one more thing. Discussion of vendor fees. Um, >> yeah, >> that was kind of built in that I don't know if there's a bigger discussion on >> Oh, that was for the event. >> For the event. Okay. Not in general. Um, are we going to have So, I don't
mind being the the point of contact or the designated person to work with Veronica with the vendors. I just don't want to swamp Veronica with all of that. So, is can I be the point of contact for that? Like, I know we're putting everybody
assigned to something. Is that something? >> Yeah. Actually, I had a spot here. I was going to ask about vendors. just to make sure who's handling the vendor that so we don't >> do that and then I coordinate with Veronica. >> Yeah. >> We have anybody asking questions. Would
you just be to you? Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I'm good with that. Do we need a motion for that? >> Um so what what I'm I was going to ask about that because we've we've made some decision along way. So out of all stuff we've talked about is there any objections to that? >> I have none.
>> Okay. So all the stuff that we talked about like census is agreed. >> Yes. >> I don't get a vote, right? I should just keep buying. >> You have a vote? >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Well, you >> No, fine. It's good. I'm >> I can note your your uh >> objection.
>> Your objection. Yeah. >> No, I'm sorry. I'm just going not going to help you. >> For the record, S has an objection. >> I just wanted to move it to 2026 as opposed to one recommendation. What? Yeah, we're going to have one 26 as well.
>> It'll be better planned. >> Yeah, it be better plan. Yeah, >> that would be great. >> This one doesn't sound that bad. S, do you have anything else on the sheet? Got everything. >> So, he's uh TJ's supposedly providing your vendors for the market, right? >> The the actual the actual market. No,
no, not the food vendors, but market the people going to show up for the market or is that just going to >> No, I'm gonna No, I'm doing that. I'm hand like I'll I'll reach out to him and see if he has anybody they can reach out to me >> because we're limiting the vendors. >> We may have him put it out to some of his people. Yeah.
>> Make a post on Facebook, too. >> Oh, that I believe that the people out there watch that stuff. So, there's groups that um we probably get >> groups. Yeah. So, >> here comes Good ideas. >> How many vendors are you looking to have
for Saturday, Sunday? >> All of them. >> All of them. as many as many as possible. >> At least at least 40, right? >> Maybe we can get there. We want to It's Christmas market. >> That's why I said I'll I'll take care and I'll just send you the stuff, but
we're going to limit them. Like if they we're not going to have people selling cups. >> I think you're getting confused. How many food vendors do we want for the weekend? >> You shouldn't have that food. You want food truck? I thought you meant like all >> No, I thought No, I was talking about
like crafting. >> I think I don't like >> six, seven. >> Six or seven? >> Yeah, I don't think we should just offer them the weekend. That >> we're not trying to select weekends. Okay. >> And it's one flat fee and that's it. Yes. Okay. Just so that I know if they
say, "Oh, I can't do the whole weekend." Then sorry else >> and that's everybody. Yes, everybody. Perfect. You must commit to the whole week after commit to the whole thing. >> Oh, what time do you Okay, real quick.
What time are they coming in to >> set up? Four on Friday. >> So, so it starts at Well, f for the Friday. >> Friday ones. Uhhuh. What time? >> See, say we're starting at 5:30 or 6. >> So, four. It could start set on 4.
>> Uhhuh. >> But let me know starts at 600. So, you be ready to go at 6. M set up ready to go at 6 >> 8 on Saturday because it starts at 10 >> 8 a.m. um Saturday. Uh >> park will be locked up at when we close
down at the boat show. So 6 o'clock it'll be closed off till next morning. >> Yeah. Yeah. We'll have obviously be locked up and whatnot. And then um >> 10:00 on Sunday if they're going to not leave their stuff
>> ting up set up. >> Yeah, I guess if they're going to tear down and come back. Well, how you going to if we want to stay? >> Well, they'll have their spot. >> Hopefully they come back. I guess >> I wouldn't think that somebody might feel comfortable leaving their stuff out.
>> They might leave their tent up, but >> Yeah, true. Cuz if it weather or whatever. >> Yeah. So, the tent can be up or something. We cannot. Just so that I know. We can't mark the grass or anything, right? >> I don't see why not. >> What do you mean? >> With that orange spray
>> that you have like let's say you you mark it like you're number 40, you're number one, you're number three, so they know where they're at. >> Um I as long as it's like a biodegradable type. >> Yeah, like the ones that biodegraded. >> Is that something that the the city can
get us? Does Daryl use that for marking like where the meters are? >> Thank you. >> I'm sorry. >> I just I don't I don't want to buy paint that is not biodegradable and then I'm don't throw the pen. Okay.
>> So, yeah, I guess. Yeah. So, they So, we're they would be 10 o'clock on Sunday. Yeah. So, eight on Saturday, 10 on Sunday. >> If they do move, then they know that they're number 40 or whatever. They know where they're at just in case. Okay. So, for Friday, vendors are going to come in at four. >> Yes.
>> So, I'm going to have five or >> a very, very small set of vendors. >> Yeah. That one's like five. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Five. Right. Are we limited to five? Five on Friday. Five or less. >> Five or less. >> Five for Friday. Five. >> So, then I know. And And those are food
trucks, right? >> Or food tents. Yeah. >> Okay. Just so I can let fire department know to be there. >> Yeah. All of those are going to be I think they're all going to be food truck, right? The vendors for Friday. Friday flavor is not food truck.
>> Well, they're 10. They're $50, right? Cuz they're food. Yeah. But they're going to have they have a gas a propane thing. >> Yes. >> Oh, that's right. >> Yeah, because they do their >> Okay. So, I'll let fire know from 4:30 to be there December 5th for 4:30 for
inspections. >> 430. That gives them a half an hour of setup time. >> So everybody has to be there on Friday at 4 when they're setting up. So at 4:30, fire can do their inspection. So that one's mandatory at 4.
>> And then for the other days, mandatory time. >> Well, hold on a second. So if if we start at 6 and they get there at 4, it's going to take some time to set up. They can't be inspected until they're set up, right? I would think the inspection need to be at 5:30
or 5:15. >> You just don't want to have fire and they're doing inspections and you have the park open with people and kids everywhere on that Friday. >> We're not starting till 600. I would think we wouldn't open this park until 6 open. >> Okay. So, we could push it back to 5:30.
>> Let's push it to 5 and stay until 5. >> So, they have to be there set up by 5. >> By 5. Ready to go by 5. ready to go by 5 because I will want them to be ready to go. >> That's fine. >> Perfect. >> Gives them an hour.
>> And then on Saturday, the event begins at 10:00 a.m. We said to start setting up at 8:00 a.m. So what? At 9:00 a.m. >> 9:00. >> Okay. And they just have to the fire just has to check them on Saturday once. That's it. Okay. Perfect.
>> And then they start 10 on Sunday. 10 on Sunday. >> If they'd leave, come back. >> And hopefully since it's one fee for both days, they all everybody would do that. >> I think that's pretty good. I mean, we're going to get back. >> Yeah. >> Pretty good. Okay.
>> Okay. >> All right. So, we're going to we're going to meet on 10 the 10th. >> Do we want to go ahead and set the next three Mondays? 17th to 24th. >> Yes. >> Not the 17th. >> Not the 17th.
>> What's 17th? a Monday. So >> you say not the 17th. >> Not the 17th. >> What about 18th? >> Well, the 18th is a non-counsel night. So we can do the 18th. >> 18th is fine. >> 18th. >> So the 10th. The 18th. >> The 24th. >> 24th.
>> Is that Is that Thanksgiving week? >> Yes. >> 24th is the first Thanksgiving Monday. >> It's a Monday. >> It's a Monday. >> 24th at 6 or >> at 6. Yeah. has six. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Um let's see.
>> Should we do the first week of December already because then the event is on the 5th? >> Monday the 1st. >> Monday the 1st. >> Um let's just do that. >> Let's do >> those three. Okay. >> And then we can always throw that one on
if we need it. >> Okay. All right. >> No, I would make it now. I just make it now. >> Should we do should we do Wednesday instead of Monday? >> Um yeah, either Tuesday or Wednesday because we don't have counsel. >> Do Tuesday. So >> the town hall town hall at 6. Yeah.
>> Huh? >> Town is town second. Oh >> yeah. >> Yeah. >> So Wednesday the 3rd at 6. >> I can't do Wednesdays. >> We do Thursday. >> We can I can but I can ask CA to move
their date if they need to. They can. Will we do it on the first the Monday? >> Can we do it on Monday? Is it on Monday? >> Yeah. Monday. >> December 1st. >> Yeah. At 6 p.m. >> Yeah. So it' be 108241. >> Yep. Perfect. Okay.
>> And I said if we feel like we cancel, we >> Yes. Got it. >> Okay. Any old business? >> None for me. >> Okay. >> Motion to adjurnn. >> I second. >> I
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