will be to order to stand and start with the pledge of allegiance of your >> I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands. One nation under God, indivisible with liberty and
justice for all. >> Call roll call starting on my right. >> Council person John. >> Council person Bren fire. >> Mayor Jimmy John King. Council person agenda approval of tonight's agenda. Anything from staff?
>> We should be good. >> Anything here? >> I'll make a motion to approve. >> We have a motion. Do we have a second? >> Second. >> All in favor say I. >> Oppos. Carry. Next, we'll be looking for approval of the regular meeting minutes
of September 9th, 2025. I'll make a motion to approve those minutes. >> We have a motion to approve. Do we have a second? Second that. Questions or discussion? Hearing none. All in favor say I. >> I.
>> Opposed? That carries. All right. Then we're looking for approval of the budget workshop minutes of September 9th, 2025. >> I'll make a motion to approve those minutes. >> Motion to approve. Do we have a second? >> Second. Questions or discussion?
Hearing none. All in favor say I. I. >> Opposed. That carried. Financing budgets. Next. We got the accounts payable there with the additional accounts listing. If you have any questions, you can ask finance
lady Kelly. Make a motion to approve. Do we have a motion to approve the accounts payable? Do we have a second? >> Second. >> No further discussion or questions. All in favor say I. >> Opposed. That'll carry. That's going to
take us right into motions and general business for tonight. And the first item under motions and general business will be a public hearing that will be on a property. Uh, the city has received complaints regarding the condition of the property
owned by Lori Chin, 202nd Avenue Southwest. The notice of the public hearing was sent on August 26th attached in here along with pictures. As of September 18th, the taller we were cut but not removed and miscellaneous junk
still remains. Um, updated pictures have been provided prior to this public hearing. So now I'm going to close the regular meeting and open a public hearing. Pursuant to city code section 6610, the
city council will consider the above described nuisance. This public hearing is your opportunity to be heard on this matter and to present any evidence or arguments you believe the city council should consider regarding the ordinance violations. Any written or verbal?
So, the son-in-law called me over the weekend and wanted us to come and visit with him. Um, he said he made progress. Buzz wasn't sure it was up to our standards. Um, but didn't leave a phone number or anything, so I could call back. So, I did drive by there today and, you know, a lot of it is taken care
of. More could probably still be done. So, I recommend you still go ahead and declare the nuance and then we'll deal with them. Um, hopefully he'll call or >> I have both their phone numbers. Oh dear. Okay, perfect.
>> Questions here table questions public. Anybody out there want to speak? All right. If there's uh no further questions or discussion, I'll close the public hearing. Open the regular meeting
back up. action requested based on the finding the facts the city council what we'd like to do is hereby order the abatement of the nuisance and will enter upon the property and remove off the pending items
and it shall also be the responsibility of the property owner to pay for the cost of set abatement including attorney's fee administrative cost which may be assessed to the property and be paid with your property taxes. Do we have a motion to uh continue with the abatement?
>> I'll make a motion to approve. >> Do we have a second? >> Second. >> Do we have a second? Are there any questions or discussion about it? >> Hearing none. All in favor say I. >> Opposed. Okay.
That'll take us on the next item which is a flag display flag display ordinance. This will be the first reading. So there'll be no action on it tonight discussion tonight. City of Sturville does not currently have a formal policy regarding the
display of our flags on city own property. Establishing a clear and consistent policy will ensure that the flags displays are managed in a respectful, non-discriminatory and legally compliant manner. A formal policy also provides guidance for the
staff. It reinforces community values and minimizes the risk of disputes or challenges. We have an ordinance attached. Would you like me to read the ordinance? >> You don't need to know. >> Okay. >> People can find it on the website.
>> On the website and everyone at this table, I assume, has read it. So discussion, questions. >> Well, for section two, like I know we got the US flag, Minnesota flag, and then the armed forces.
>> I'd like to add another option in there, like if it's approved by the city council. Like if we ever make a Steuartville flag, like that would be one I would want to be able to be >> city flag. >> Yeah. Something like that. doesn't have to necessarily be a city flag, but one
that could be approved by the city council. >> I think uh probably a flag of the city would probably be more of an indoor type one, but guess possibly be falling out there for certain occasions.
Um, >> so you're basically open to taking requests yet from anybody that wants to come in and ask? >> Yeah. I just don't want to say no because I know there's been like like big things on the council since I've been in here been on is like the trees
where there were no boulevard trees, there were no chickens. Now we can plant certain trees and we can have chickens. I just don't want to close the door completely. I want to give people a chance to make their case. Well, sometimes Josh,
by closing the door completely, as you call it, it makes it pretty clearcut and concise what can and cannot be done, which sometimes is a better option spending a lot of time on
people's choices, I guess you'd say. >> Well, that's just my thoughts. I I don't know what you guys think, but >> Well, you know what I think. So, I mean, I know what you think. You know what I think. all these other two things. I thought I could read your minds, but I
guess I can't. Either one of you got anything to say. >> The only thing I can see that's missing is I know the fire department has a flag down there. That's a city owned building and their flag fire department flag. Yeah, I guess by that was curious and we
you know we do have a flag like Jimmy John said it's you know usually only indoors but that was an option. I didn't think about the fire department staff have any input cuz you're the ones that are going to get the phone calls. You're the ones that are going to Would
you rather have a pretty concise here you go this is what it's going to be and this is how we'll do it so we have an answer for folks or we going to say we'll think about it. >> My opinion is yes. I would prefer because we do get phone calls all the time. We get jumped on the street is why aren't we doing this and that and it's
become a political thing where people are trying to turn it political and this way it wipes all that out and it's just this is what it's for. We've been we put the flags up and down. If we did it every single time I asked they're up or they're at half staff more than they're up and it's just kind of in my opinion
takes away from some of the if we do it that often. So I think we should have to find exactly what it is and follow that. >> Well, you make a very good point that you have to be very very careful. You don't have to but
it has become quite a political thing. If you don't fly for this one way, if you fly for that one, if you did, why don't you do this? And it's to me it's still if you can have clear concise rule with it's just makes it that much simpler for everybody. >> And what I'm asking for too could be in section five the exemptions because it
is >> except that Josh >> section five it' be an indoor like if they're indoors like that that has where they can be approved by the city council. So it could go in there too like then it makes it clearcut
for outside but inside There's still an option. So, >> well, that's what this tonight is for because there's no is for a discussion on here. So, when we bring it back, see if we need to have add anything in. But do are you somewhat satisfied with the
way it is printed out? >> I I agree with Sean that otherwise we we get people complaining now about everything. So, about why we do this and that. I mean, it has to be something written down. >> But, I mean, your questions answered then. I mean, yeah. >> You feel like yours your question will
be answered on the spot? >> Yeah, I think so. >> All right. >> I think we need to add the fire department flags that say flying on a third pole. >> Yeah. And what we've done is listed the ones traditionally that have been used. Now, just because a couple of these
extras would be allowed doesn't mean we'll always fly those. You know, like in some of our buildings, we don't have the state flag available. Um, not all our buildings have all the military ones. >> Well, these would be allowed ones if a council.
>> Yeah. So, like the fire department, I would recommend adding it. Um, and the ordinances. So, is if something else pops up, we can go and say it's not part of it. I would, you know, I would just >> I don't know.
>> And the military wants >> Yeah. >> part of our park system down there now. Okay, I'm fine. >> Mhm. >> So, the four that are here, you pretty well satisfied? >> You heard anything from Craig? Did he
send you any comments or anything? >> You'll let us know. >> Yeah, obviously this is thrown out. You can get some feedback now and and think you might have a revision, you can. >> He just questioned which Minnesota.
Well, he was just wondering which one >> is considered. >> We don't know for sure. They keep flipf. Anyhow, this is the first reading of this ordinance. No action will be done tonight. The ordinance will be brought back at October 14th meeting for
approval. So, you'll have time to take in comments. All right. Next item will be 2025 water meter replacement project. As discussed previously at the council
workshop and at the budget meetings, our water meters are coming to the end of their life. These replacements will be paid for with reserve funds from the water and wastewater funds. We have decided to remain with census corn and main as their bid came in below the other
companies that we reviewed. We are currently updating meters with the new meters and radios as needed. So they so this will decrease replacement in every home with the project. The bid from census for the meters and the radios is $621,120.
There is also an additional amount of 113,540 for AMI and 20,540 for a yearly subscription. We would like permission to pay the whole amount of 755,200,000
so that we may obtain the current pricing because as we all know things seem to change daily prices. Um >> Sean, what's AMI? And what do we get for $20,000 a year subscription? >> That's that's to be able to use that
software. >> 20 grand. You pay 20 grand a year to be able to use the software. >> That's not uncommon. Others have different ways of doing it. Some of them are through Wi-Fi. Uh so you're doing it through that and you're paying different subscriptions. They are different
pricing for those, but you're paying something about them. >> And what's AMI stand for? >> AMI is the reading unit to >> on your truck or whatever you put it. >> This one knows we're going to stationary. So, this one is capable of putting antenna up. It'll read it reads
the meters of whatever you program it to like every 15 minutes. You're capable of finding water leaks in people's houses. It's a it's a benefit to the homeowners also because your water is not going to leak for 30 days before you catch it. >> It'll read from here. Is that what you're saying? >> Yep. >> It reads there'll be antenna set up. It
depends. There might be one or two depending if they can read the whole town. I'm anticipating one. Uh if they can read the entire town and it red flags when you have a high usage. If a house is using six units in one day, it'll flag it way quicker and save the homeowners a ton of money that way or
could possibly. Um, >> so would you be able to do like a like a print out or something to someone and it gives kind of like the electric company has on their website where it gives their daily usage and >> we can show we can pull this back into the software and find exactly when it
started leaking and show that to homeowners. They can log into on their phones. They can join the app and they can log in and see their own and that's avail that's going to be available to all home owners. >> Yep. We our software is coming to an end is why we're doing this. They're they
will no longer uh get we can no longer get the stuff to keep what we have going. So we have to switch to something. Uh and they predict that you get 20 years out. We're right at the 20 years. >> So I was just going to ask on this. They tell you like how long I mean they promise 10 years, 15 years, 20 years on
this or they say >> was it 20? I was thinking >> they they said I know he said you'd get at least 20 out of the software before they would do any where they would change it to the point that it's no longer used but I'm trying to think as far as the meters and stuff we got 10
year I can't remember that exactly >> what's the difference between the two companies AMI >> $1,000 >> Huh besides $100,000 >> census is actually a little more expensive per radio and per meter But
because we already have them in, we've got some that we will not have to change. So it ends up making them cheaper uh for to change over. But as far but like theirs are direct their price of AMI is 1135.
>> Mhm. >> And the other one's 14,000. >> Yep. But because that one's through the Wi-Fi. >> So or cell I mean not Wi-Fi cellular I should say. So you're going to have a cellular subscription with that one to do this and stuff like that and you're at the mercy of someone with the
cellular but so it is cheaper to go with that one in that category but all in all when it's said and done in the end it's uh census is the cheapest one. >> Okay. So >> and we raised our water rates when we
did this last time around. Uh actually I was doing that one. We raised the water rates to fund uh meter replacements. So that money is sitting there in the deal now. And that's where we ask about can we get can we get approval for the full funding of it now in case the pricing on
the stuff is going to take a big jump at the first of the year. We may just decide if it's that much of a jump they give us a heads up on it and we'll just order everything I have here and start changing everything over just to save us money on what the price increases could be. But if it's not and then we won't have this whole thing this year. But the
money is there in the water fund for this because we have raised and it's been doing what it's supposed to do with anticipation of 20 years ago that in 20 years we would be need to replace these. >> Who's going to who's going to replace them on the homes? >> We are staff. Okay.
>> So like how long will that take? >> Whenever you have time >> just kind of depends. Well, we send flyers out and stuff and try and get people scheduling and sometimes we'll have to have somebody scheduled to come in in the evening just cuz some people aren't going to take work out to be home and we do what we got to do. And uh
during the winter time, I'd like to get approval now so in the winter time if we have a slow winter with snow again, but maybe I can get three guys maybe going out and doing it and helping get it done quicker. But we'll pluck our way through it and figure it out. They
run the old system and new system in parallel until the >> we'll have to read two different ways. >> So, we can continue reading the old ones without the AMI right away. We may not purchase AMI until we have everything switched over because we can continue the drive by reading. And if we got to
intermittently do it anyway, it's probably just easiest to keep that and then we would get the AMI unless again that was going to do a 20% price increase and we thought, well, let's get it now then before we get a big jump in price. What about people with two water meters? How does that impact?
>> Be the same. >> Can you can they get it reduced to one? How would that >> Anyone can reduce to one anytime they want to, but you're going to get build for the waste water on that second meter. If you don't use a second meter that much, my advice is because you get
a minimum charge on that. If people aren't using their second meter, they should probably just go to one meter. But if people water have sprinkler systems and stuff like that, then maybe it pays. I don't know. I We had a lot of people that put two meters in that switch back to one meter because they realized it really didn't save them that
much cuz say you have a wet season, you're still paying for two units on that cuz that's our minimum charge and they're not even using it. >> So, and this will continue to be on the water bill for in 20 years when it's a million and a half dollars of we could
pay for it. Well, it worked this last round. You may have to adjust at some point and see what it does. But it's the money is sitting there now from what we >> No, I know. I'm just saying that it's just going to continue on the bill though >> again. Yeah. Because now we'll start in 20 years it probably a million half
dollars >> and then we may have to make adjustments and raise a little bit but so far it worked what we did. That's why we didn't want to raise rates for it now because the money's there. It worked what we set aside previously. >> All right. Any other questions or
discussion? Council action requested is to either approve or deny the low bid with census to purchase water meters, radios, AMI as a yearly subscription. >> Make a motion to approve. >> We have a motion to approve. We have a second. >> Second.
All in favor say I. >> I. >> Opposed. That carries. That take us to the next item which is the 2026 budget. Oh, we're going to do two there'll be two votes on this one. So, city council
will need to certify the preliminary levy to the county on or before September 30, 2025. The levy that the council adopts can only be decreased in the final levy, no increases. As a result of the special budget
meetings, council director staff to prepare the proposed levy at 4.5 increase in city taxes based on the preliminary 2026 budget of 12,959,892. This amount to a proposed levy of
$5,583,475 and an increase of 704,975 from the 2025 certified. This levy is based on tax capacity increased homestead exclusion credit adjustments. The swimming pool referendum levy is 139229
and the fire hall referendum is 114,580. We will then need to set a truth and taxation meeting. That'll have to be scheduled to present the proposed levy and budget to the public hearing and to receive their input. Staff is recommending that truth and taxation be
set for Monday, December 1st at 6 pm with a continuing meeting if necessary at the regular council meeting on December 9th. All right, we got we'll have to make two resolutions on this. You guys, if you
read through, Kelly did a lot of extra work. She figured up everything I asked her to figure out and put it here in a nice format for you. I've asked a few questions on it. Um, it's pretty interesting when you read it. I had me confused for a minute, but
she straightened me out on what I was looking at. she did. U you see it's on several different house prices there and on several business prices. Now, if you have any questions right now is the time to ask. We've
um we've all got our budget books. I hope you can continue to look at your budget books and look for areas that perhaps we can do something else. I myself think we can get her down a
little bit, but that's not myself. The rest of you stand on it. So, if you have any questions right now, now it's time to ask Kelly about here. You got the wheels turning. >> Remember this is as high as we can go.
If we put this in at four or five, you can't go any higher. You can go lower, but you can't go higher. >> So, you have a couple minutes after this to look at yet. You think it might be something. >> When does the final budget have to be
something, >> but this preliminary has got to get ready? >> Look, we're pretty close to >> I think we do the four and a half% now. Look through and see. You're kind of a math guy. You studied a little bit, you know, a little bit.
>> You could use this in your math class. >> Use it as an exercise. >> Take take that worksheet right in. >> Drop some graphs for him. >> Let them be a part. >> Well, there's been a lot of hard work
put into this. Kelly's done an excellent job. Um, I'm fine with a preliminary levy of four or five. I I I myself still personally think there may be a couple areas we can do something, but you also got to remember it takes some pretty big cut. I
mean, $25,000 doesn't do much. You got to you got to make some cuts if you make some cuts. >> Yeah. >> To bring it to make it a mountain. You know what I mean? >> Yeah. Oh, yeah. That's all the numbers in blue here. Is that >> as good as four? What is it? Four. What? Four four and a half now. >> You know, you take 25 out of here, it
comes back at 4.49 or something. $2. So, you got to remember that, too. If we're going to look, we got to look hard, which I feel we should at least consider the idea of taking a look. So,
if we get no questions, I guess we'll vote on it. No discussion. So the first one's going to be adopt resolution 2025 dash a resolution approving the 25 proposed tax levy collect mode 2026
the way it is set at 45 correct >> yes >> all in favor or make a motion I guess first >> I'll make that motion >> second >> second >> all in favor say I >> opposed carried so the next motion We
need to set truth with the taxation public meeting for Monday, December 1st at 6 p.m. with continuation at the December 9th meeting if needed. >> I'll make that motion. >> We have a motion. Do we have a second?
>> I'll second that. >> All in favor say I. >> Oppose. That one carries also. So that takes us out of motions of general business.
takes us the mayor staff salt report mayor's report tonight. City of Sternville would like to send their sympathies to the families of Judy Hadler and Pat. Happy 75th birthday to Roger Peterson.
Congratulations, Roger. Shake his hand when you see him. Pat him on the back. Tell him he's done a good job because he has. Chambers October Fest will be this Saturday at Two Brothers from 6 to 8:00 PM.
Scooby Cruiser's last Friday night is this week. Community band is holding a concert on Sunday, September 28th at Zion. Farmers Market at Methodist Church ending tomorrow night.
The 50th annual firefighters breakfast is Sunday, October 5th, from 8 to noon. The 50th class reunion of 1975 will be held this weekend, so there'll be a lot of old guys and
gals in town, so watch out. We're covering it all. Now, it's going to be safe. lock up your pets and stuff like that. I've got nothing else to add except I'd like to thank Kelly again for the hard work she put in and Bill and all the
staff that has added in to help with their ideas and stuff. Other than that, I have nothing else to say. So, Bill, your report to the administrator. >> Yep. Reports in your packet. Just a big list of just u items happening around.
Um, again, thanks the staff or thank the staff for all of our input, you all working with us on that budget. We'll keep working with you as the next two months roll by. And then just a special call out to Jacob Chop. He did a lot of
research for us as well on that water uh study and comparison work. And then Angelie assisted him. So, we appreciate the rest of our staff giving all of us a helping hand. So they've done a great job with that and copper really. Awesome.
>> Yeah, that was a lot of extra work that those two did a lot to do. >> Thankfully, one thing I forgot and Bill forgot, you see a lot of kids running around real happy this week. It's homecoming. This is homecoming week. The game will be Friday night.
I'm pretty sure the Tigers are going to get >> We can talk about the toilet paper. adjusting stuff. Appreciate that. >> All right. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. City engineer report. Oops.
Oh. Oh, sorry. I'm just so giddy about the budget and everything. Finance officers report. Kelly, >> no report. >> What? >> Skipped over. Good night. >> All right. Now, public works director Sean.
>> Uh reports in there. I'm going to add just a couple of things. Uh we did we've been working on the city hall bids for uh repairs to the building here. We need a new tuck pointing and our entrance. We have water damage. So, we got bids to get that fixed. We want to take time to go through those bids. Next meeting. We
might bring something forward on that. Uh so and then the entrant sign that we've been waiting for out on 106 just to update or not 106 on 10th Street up there by the90 bridge. He sent me a picture of it today. He is working on it. It's been supposed to been done the
beginning of July. Uh but he assured me that it's being worked down. He said he hopes to have it done next week and he will deliver it. I know everyone's been questioning as to why it's not up there yet. But uh then the other thing was we had a little thing with the dog park this week that uh someone put on there that they wanted a bunch of chairs for
out the dog park. Well, the first day they put it on there, we went out there and there was 20 chairs scattered all over the dog park. So, we did pull all the chairs out of there and I did put a post on there, which I did not like doing, especially city stuff back and forth, but I put on there that we're not going to allow that. We'll put benches
out there, which we added one more bench today. They're going to be stationary benches that we can move around and maintain and they're not just scattered everywhere. Um, and I had a couple of responses back. I didn't get into the middle of responding to them after they had their arguments afterwards. I just
told them what we were going to do and that was the end of it. And we do have the chairs. So, the people that donated the chairs want them back. But, we save them down at the shop so they can come in. We just figured we'd treat it like the concert series uh like SYAa does with
all the sports events. Parents, friends can bring a chair, but then they take it home with them at the end of the use at the end of the event. So that same system can work just fine here. >> There were two or three disgruntled people that commented and then we just did get into with them and hopefully
they understand at this point what it is. >> Well, they have the opportunity to come here and talk. >> So that's always that's always We can post it to them on the site. >> All right. Well, thanks. They've already you've already got the cir resurface or
the blasting done on the pool. >> No, it's not done. They are supposed to It's approved. They're supposed to come and do it this fall. Uh we're not going to resurface the pool this fall. We're going to do that in the spring, but they'll have the biggest part is probably the hydro blasting it and
getting it prepped. Uh, so they're going to come back in the spring and they're willing to do that without extra cost for mobilization and stuff. So it works out better how they do that. If they do it this fall, we have to have water in that for 30 days afterwards. So it's just better to do it then it's full and ready to go in the spring.
Perfect. Thanks. Thank all the guys. Looking good. This is what I've been waiting for. City engineers report. I have I'm excited. I hear we have news tonight. We did accept bids or no we didn't
accept bids. We had our bid letting today um for legacy. We do have confirmation from BP that our design is will be approved and everything else. We're just waiting for a little other paperwork for the actual permit. So we
had the bid letting and we will bring that to you at the next meeting. Good. >> They come in favorable. >> They're looking good. um with that project went over it with Dylan a little bit. We left things pretty much wide open since not many
people will be impacted by the project. Um and once we do award and do a notice to proceed after contracting and everything that contractor will be able to do winter work if they so choose but they
would also have enough time to finish do and finish the work in the spring and summer next year. So um that is what we did to just try and keep things as low cost as possible
giving the contractor a bit of freedom. >> This is to be completed by the fall of next year. >> It is it needs to have the workhorse on by October 15th of next year. Um, and all and everything has to be finalized
before the end of December for the grant that we're receiving. So, >> great. >> Excellent. What other wonderful news we got for us? >> Um, that was my big news.
>> What's Nate laughing about? >> What? >> So, what's Nate laughing? >> Nate's laughing at something. I don't know. But >> that's it. >> That's that's all I have for you. >> All the projects are going smoothly the way they should be. And >> we did the final um walk through for
this year's CIP. They have a small punch list to get done and then we can work on final paperwork there. Still looking for final paperwork on last year's project. Um, we're almost completed with the signal
project to give to Linda for their review. >> Um, so yeah, things are going in hand in hand. >> Good. Excellent. Excellent. Glad to hear. Thank you, D. Any other questions for Jenna?
All right, that will take us to Oh, I guess the library director Nate, >> sorry, no reports uh packet today. Uh I I I swear I wrote one. I just never emailed it to Cheryl.
That's totally user error. I'm library director, but um things are going pretty well. Um we are going to formalize a um um borrowing agreement with um the Steuartville schools pretty soon. Um
we're going to be meeting with the librarians there in early October and set a borrowing um uh courier back and forth so for them so that um the schools have been removed from the Celo system and given an independent catalog. So,
we're um going to be uh issuing them agency cards. So, uh teachers and and librarians will have still have access to inter library loan um there. And um I think it's going to be the bedrock for a really nice partnership between the
schools and the library going forward. So, that's our big thing that we've been working on since kids got back in school. >> Excellent. got a little water in there so during the rain. >> Uh, you know, this last one we I think,
you know, Sean and Jeff and uh the the army that is public works did a really good job of protecting us this time around. I think we they they solved the >> sandbag or >> Yeah, I think you know, it's just like we got an extension on our our retaining wall and my gosh, it's so many things.
>> Okay, excellent. Glad to hear it. >> Oh, it's good. All right. No chief tonight and no pool director. So I'll take as committee commission chamber commerce. Uh chambers probably relaxing. They just had their
fall fest or no that was lying. Excuse me. But chambers not relaxing. They got a big weekend coming up. I imagine some of the chamber members have been sampling some of the samples to make sure they're good for the public already. Not >> Jen. Me.
Don't forget their October fest this weekend. Ada Hass of September 16th. They're in there. It was not a lot on the agenda that night. We're working on uh kind of had a little bit of a
workshop advertise next year if we want to keep working on the housing projects or if we want to do something else. By ass >> nothing from the budget. >> All right. library. I think we're good.
>> November. >> Part four. >> Uh minutes from last week. >> Had a representative from SYBA come in. They want to make the pad out park a little bit bigger so it can
support a basketball and some other stuff. Um and then looked at projects that they've been looking at for >> SBA is willing to pay to expand the pad
to a fulls size basketball court that would allow for three pickle ball courts of it also. So it can be a multi-use addition. >> That's the selling. >> So it' be a shared cost, but they're willing to pay for the concrete >> and stuff like that and do.
>> All right. Personnel not personel too. >> Yes. >> Craig's not here. You feel had any meetings lately? >> Now that you've set a preliminary, we'll
do our followup with the union and uh see where we can end up at now. So, >> all right. Planning's only not here. Cheryl's ready to come on. October meeting >> October >> public safety just ran out the door but
the calls for service for August are in here ready uh we just met yesterday so minutes will be forthcoming had some discussions on a regional development organization which could be
11 county area here. So there'll be more information coming out because several different entities are looking at that um for this whole region. roll call. >> Uh we meet tomorrow. >> Nothing for the transit advisory committee tonight.
Nothing under communications. Now we have next under here is our open mic. City council welcomes and encourages participation from community members. Please keep in mind that your comments must be pertinent to city business. It must also adhere to the data privacy rules which means no employees name may
be used. Please do not expect action from the council this evening regarding your concerns. We also requested the four minutes. Excuse me. Speakers will be recognized only once. Excuse me. Again, at this time, I'd ask that anyone who would like to address the city
council, please step up to the podium. State your name and address, please. Nobody wants to use it. I want to do all that. All right. Somebody else gets to do it tonight. Who's going to be uh the >> I'll make the motion.
>> Motion to adjurnn. >> Second. >> Second. All in favor to say I. >> I before I ask for the last one, did you have something you wanted to do with? >> All right. >> Signature. >> Anyone oppose?
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