streets. Well, it's anyway I'm happy. He said, "No, I like your haircut." Are you talking to me? Yeah. That was good. Right. Thank you.
Good evening everyone. It is June 23rd at 6 p.m. and calling the meeting. Will everyone rise for the pledge of allegiance? I pledge algiance 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. Okay, we are good to go. Uh, roll call. We are all here this evening. So, I'll need a motion and a second to adopt tonight's agenda. I make a motion. Second.
Any questions on tonight's agenda? Any additions or not? Okay. All in favor of adopting tonight's agenda, say I. I. All right. uh onto the consent agenda. I'll need a motion and a second on that. I make the motion that we accept the
consent agenda. I'll second. Any questions on the consent agenda today? All in favor of adopting consent agenda as is, say I. I. All right. Uh public forum is next. And
Kevin, I have your seat. Hi, I just wanted to let everyone know that um I was able to pick up a donation from Olympic Trail Greenhouse today for charity of the park. So, just wanted to publicly thank them for that donation. So, they gave a sort of perennials
carrying the color after just thanks for everyone that's um just kind of stopped by to see the park and have been enjoying that too. So just wanted to acknowledge that. Thank you very much. Thank you.
Anybody else like to say? Okay, we will move on to old business. Uh the first on old business is approve recommended competitive bid for the city hall roof project. Tim. Yeah, I'm going to make the motion that we uh
approve a recommendation on DL Gson to be the uh to perform the report work here at the municipal building in federal. Do I have a second? Second.
All right, Carol, any questions on our bill? Would you like me to walk? Oh, just Why don't we go first? Maybe maybe it will save some questions or clarify some things. Um, so we had uh the bid opening
on Friday, the 14th or I'm sorry, the 20th. The 20th. Um, I'm on still on vacation mode, so I apologize for that. Uh, bid open uh was last Friday and um we had four um bids that we received. um
they were all um compliant with the Dson specification. So we had no requested alternate proposals. Um so of the four bids um Yel Doulson was low at $325,264.
Peterson Brothers um was second low at 346,100. Uh, Palmer West was third low, $372,000 even, and Burwald Birthing came in at $383,300. All four firms um that were fully
compliant with what was specified. Um, BL Dulson being the low bid. Um, we're recommending we move forward. Um, the unit pricing was pretty close. wouldn't make a sizable difference um if
we run into this, but the wet insulation um is linear for it to correct. Um and deck replacement, which we assume we're not going to have any, but we wanted to make sure. Um that's the metal roofing that's above this ceiling, but below the
roof um proper. Um we have that unit raised as well. um those unit pricing if they find any issues with that um they're required to contact Garland um
provide them photos and have a brief discussion about it because we don't want to hold up any work but we want it to be documented um Garland will approve that and uh then the contractor will be able to move forward with it um just on
the off case that uh you know it's a different time of day when they're up here inspecting the Um we uh uh were recommending uh including a $40,000 um contingency just to cover those items
and anything else that might come up. Again, those are going to have to be documented and requested. Um if there's a change order, those will be documented uh and requested and signed off on. Um what else can we talk about? Oh, the um
because they're going to be replacing the flashing on the roof. That's the metal edge that goes around the perimeter of every roof elevation. Um we're recommending that we also um approve to do those little um canopy
areas, one over the fire hall door, one over uh the main door coming in here. So, all the colors will match. Um it's not recommended that we paint it. Um and probably costs almost as much to do
that, but um not a not a good idea to do that. Um and I think that was it for the I remember correctly. Yeah. And we're putting in a $20,000 placeholder just for those awnings.
Garland is contacting DL Dson and he's going to get a formal proposal on that. Um but uh we're recommending that we approve $385,264 for this work. So it's this base bid plus the 40,000 contingency plus the
20,000 to replace the the metal roofing if you will. It also includes the um the sopet under the can. We noticed after the rain now that there's been leaking in there too. So you can see little drip marks underneath underneath.
So anything else to add, Robert? Yeah, I just wanted to say that this process was fair. Um we did have people who showed up at um the pre-bid meeting who were
not um Garland contractors and for whatever reason they did not bid and since they didn't bid um they could not you know and and we need to get a work done um we just couldn't consider
anything in front of them. So, um, the process was truly fair and so, um, and and Kim went out of his way to make that happen and I really appreciate what you did there, Tim Kim. Um, and so the
process was fair. Um, this bid is, you know, in line um, with some other bids that I had heard verbally. One of the gentlemen that I spoke to who has a roofing company said that we're probably
talking between 275 and 325 for the rope based on a builtup rope like our list. And so we got, you know, to have a bid come in at 3:25. I was very encouraged. I also was very encouraged that there were a lot of people here at the pre-bid
meeting. They heard about it. They they came, but some of them just decided not to bid. If you decide not to bid, you don't get the job. So, um and there were some that who were here that could have
bid and didn't. Um people that I talked to. So, um, the the process was fair and I think we got a really good deal based on this roof, which we're hoping will
last us 50 years. So, I'll be long gone when this roof needs to be replaced. So, that's all I wanted to say about that because if you recall, I didn't want to overpay for the roof and um, the roof that we're putting on is a good
roof. um if you see the material, you're going to say, "Yeah, it won't this thing will not leak." So, I'm um to work together with him on this was um really good for me and it's good for the
city. So, 325,000 for the roof. We have some extra that we're providing for um with the contingency. So, we're going to be at 380 something. Um, it's it's what we need to do to keep this place watertight
and weather tight. Thank you, Carol. Any questions? Um, just if you can clarify for me. So, I know that Garland had their book. So, is this
their book or is this, you know, Yes. Good question. Yep. So, all four of the people, the firms that um submitted a proposal did are using the garlic product. Um we didn't receive any that
requested as as equal. Um and there were I don't know three firms. There were three firms there. So, they they chose for whatever reason not to propose. And then Garland will be a general
contractor, but they will be supervising you. They'll be project managing the job. Y will be here regularly throughout the project. Um there they'll be putting actual contract together with Pson that
um either the mayor or our um clerk or both will sign off on. I'm not sure what probably the protocol is, but um once approved tonight, he'll provide a draft contract that we'll send to Fritz. Um have him review, make sure um it's in
keeping with what what we desire. Um it's tight for the contractor move on. They're looking at a they say Septemberish time frame. Yeah. So, we'll get through the the summer months.
And doesn't matter, but where are they from? Metro area. I'm not sure exactly where they are, but they're well known for all all I think generally. I think they hail from St. Paul. Oh, I think it looks good. I really
appreciate all the work done on this. I don't I don't have anything to add. I got approached and I was told there was 30 people here at the prevent meeting when I was at field day and I was like, "Wow, there's a lot of people out there." Um, so thank you guys for doing
that, putting this together. So we have a breakdown. Um, and it'll be so nice to have this all Thank you. Chris, I'm disparaged for purposes of just being abundantly
um the old is being would be accepted because by you as both the lowest and the lowest qualified correct just saying that in the record I don't think it probably is obvious.
Thank you for Okay, any other questions or anything you want to add? Anything else? Okay. Uh, well, let's go ahead and approve moving forward with BL Dson, the lowest qualified bidder that we
received. We'll go ahead and vote. All in favor say I. I. Any opposed? Okay. Thank you very much. Moving on. Can I just say one more thing? I just like to thank Sher for
coordinating all the, you know, the pre- bid meeting, the bid open and our meeting this afternoon that we reviewed. I just want to say thank you. Uh, number two, uh, under old business is resolution 25-06-02.
I'll need a motion and a second to open up to discuss that. Make a motion. Do I have a second? And I'm going to uh this is just appro basically what this resolution is is it's allowing us to um
get the general obligation bond move forward so we can get the re reimbursement um and get that funds back. Um we're going to uh provide issuance and sale up to 1,600 600 1,000 or 1,600,000 I wish it was lower general
obligation capital improvement and equity. Um so we can go ahead and discuss that on the sheet itself. I think he had Nick had a bunch of information on there
showing 15 years, 20 years. And so I guess do we vote on what we want to do for time now too or are we just because I know we're not getting any the funding won't come until is it
August? August is what Michelle told me today. Um the funding won't be here until August, but we need to approve this so they can move forward with it. So I guess today we got to decide if we want a 15 or a 20 and Nick and others will go ahead and move forward with
that. Tim, do you have any questions or anything you want to add or Well, I can add I I went through the documents and I put together a little spreadsheet just comparing the two. Um I just did it today, so I apologize for not getting it
out to everyone. Um but I did it to see what the the annual impact would be. So I used their um 1.05% recommendation on how we would budget for it annually and um the I'm going to
use some averages um but uh well maybe I'll start with just going through the 15 here. So it ranges from 132,07 a year to high of 160 something and um it's quite
a bit higher as you would expect than the 20-year debt service. Um that has a low of somewhere around 122 and a high of 140. So you know there's quite a discrepancy.
There's about a $20,000 a year on average variance between the 15 and the 20. And in our budget, 20,000 is quite a bit. Um, and uh,
I think I can say this from the the two finance coal leads that we're going to recommend doing the 20-year debt service. the fire truck can't go over I don't know what it was 19 years or 19 whatever years the max is 20 years. So
that's factored into here already. Um and the roof um will certainly have probably at least a double life expectancy of this bond. So, I I I don't think it it's necessary to try to ratchet that back because our roof will
outd this far and I think that's the correct way to do it. Um the fire truck hopefully does too. Um so uh you know we'll pay more in financing doing it 20
years versus 15. But I think from a you know impact on our taxpayers I think it would be responsible to go with the 20-year debt service instead of the the 15year. I'd like to say that I wholeheartedly
um agree with what um Councilman Bro just said that the 20,000 or more impact per year um that would be on the residents of Harris Falls um if we go to
big teeny gear is probably too Um, so we'd rather spread it out, go to 20 years and um keep that 20,000 off of their resumes so that we don't have to
do huge annual increases. They've already seen quite a bit of that and so um let's try to keep that from happening again by going 20 years. Yeah. Um I would agree that I I
appreciate your comments Bob that we do want to be mindful of the residents and what they are already. So I would agree with the 20 year which is a lower monthly yeah same here I agree with the 20 is
there any penalty for early payment that I don't know okay I know we asked Nick and I think what when we pick it we have to pay the set amount we can't pay no unfortunately
because I thought it was strange, right? But I think that's just how they If I cashed in the bond early, I would pay. So, okay. So, we're looking at a little over
200,000 in interest. Uh almost three at least by my calculation and I did it pretty quickly today, but I got 296. So, I was just looking at this. It's a 60481 for 15 year and 8797.
Okay, I would trust that. Now, we do have some debt that'll be retiring um over the next two years. Um so somewhere in our budget um in the coming years with the 20-year
There's again I'm working in averages so don't take this one to the bank but we'll have to fund about $50,000 more in additional to compensate for this loan once our other ones um mature
and I don't have the other ones in front of me do you recall if they were 20 years old um boy I don't know I don't remember I might have it open here um I don't um one was the water fund and
that was $15,000 and then the other one was building and that one is 20 but I think we we levy for that the last one we levy for that is 27 so there's one year that we'll have a a
double bas 26 the first year we're making interest And I think we had talked about making that out of our capital just something to consider. Okay. Well, thank you for putting up,
you know, explaining that. I appreciate it. Uh, any other questions on regarding 20 or 15 here? Any questions out here? All right. Well, let's go ahead and move
forward with approving resolution 25-06-02 um of the uh up to 1.6 million general obligation capital improvement bond. Um we're using the 20-year return. Yes. All
in favor of using that say I. I. Any opposed? Okay. All right, on to new business. Uh, first on new business is resolution 25-06-01 and that's determine the selection process of the cannabis retail
registration applicant to receive the one city cannabis retail registration allowed at the city and I'll let Liz explain it quick if you want. Sure. Essentially, when a city has only has a
limited amount of registrations available for the cannabis um license for retail, the city has the jurisdiction to determine how that how those applicants are decided. So, I
think we've had a lot of meetings, you know, throughout the commissions and council, everybody's in agreements. The intent is for that one license to go to the existing canvas business downtown Buck Dunin, but we haven't put that on paper yet. So, this resolution is just
that formal uh decision supporting, you know, why are getting the license. So, I need a motion to council discuss. I have it. I can read it. Okay, perfect.
I move to approve resolution 25-06-01 determining the selection process of the cannabis retail registration applicant to receive the one city cannabis retail registration allowed within the city reserving the one available cannabis
business retail registration license to Buck Duncan at 366 Bench Street second. Any questions? I'm going to go to Carol this day. Any questions on this resolution?
No. Eric. Good. T looks good. Chris, anything you want to add? You're being very transparent, which is a very good thing. I just have something to add to the public in case you don't have a
resolution in front of you. In the event that Buck withdraws his request for the city registration, um then council will establish a merit system in the event of multiple cannabis registration applicants thereafter.
Thank you. All right. You go ahead and vote then on resolution 25-06-01. All in favor say I. I. Any opposed? All right. Moving on to uh the second on new business is to approve the cannabis
business retail registration for Buck Duncan the bridge at 366 Ben Street for cannabis micro business. And I'll make the motion on that. Do I have a second? A second. You have any discussion you'd like to I
suppose I should Oh, so after I wrote that last resolution, we kind of discovered that um the timing is right for him to bring his um application to council. So, it may seem a little redundant, but you know, just
in case you want to make sure we're double covered um with the resolution as well as the approval of registration itself. So, um this is the registration where we
report to the office of cannabis management that he's good to go. So, I'm going to restate the motion. I move to approve Buck Duncan's cannabis business retail registration application contingent upon the Office of Cannabis
Management's final license approval. Do I have a second? the second. Okay, thank you. Any questions? Hey, I got a question for you. Yeah.
When are we expecting business to open the new business? Yeah. So, um with this retail registration, the states kind of shifted it. That was something that I couldn't do until actually everything was done and finalized. And they've now changed it. So once you have
pre-approval, you can do this. And that gives you this 90-day window basically. So I'm looking at hopefully by the end of July to kind of be ready for them to do their inspection. And then it's just they get to I think I don't know how many days they have to do it. 30 or
something like they can come and do it. So hopefully in the next 60 to 90 days. Yeah. Okay. Thank you. Yep. All right. Any other questions? Anything to add?
All right. Well, um we will go ahead and vote on approving Kansas retail registration for Buck Hunting at the Bridge. All in favor say I. I. Any opposed? All right. Number three on the list tonight is
develop expense limit policy for city commissions. Sherry, do you want to fill us in on? Yeah. Uh we just had a a situation come up um last week and we weren't quite sure um
the rules or we could find them uh with commissions. Um there was an appreciation dinner given um for the cap committee and um they they provided food and from the EEC they sponsored it. We
in the office didn't know what the rule was on that if the EDC could just request it. Would something like that need to come prior? um like it get to amount of money or you
know what is the process. So according to what we have in the office we need to develop something unless someone knows of what the exact rules are. I don't we have a $1,500 limit for
staff. Correct. I would not recommend that. No, I wouldn't either. just for background. Yeah. Right. Um so I just wanted to bring this up as a point that we need to discuss and figure out this, you know, with things going
forward. Um this was an unexpected thing, a good thing. Um but again, we need to develop a policy. Well, I think back Kevin's brought everything here in the past from the
parks. Oh, true. Um, I don't know if that's correct either, but just again for background. Um, I think the parks also brought their um improvement plan for the um kiosk downtown here for
approval. Um I can't think of any other commission expenses but um the HPC came and we well we have did we approve that we did approve that we gave another
and they found a budget that's I thought we gave so maybe it does need to be thought about a little Um, can I ask how much it was? Good question.
I do not know Michelle asked that. It wasn't I mean it wasn't even a couple hundred cuz some people donated. So it wasn't a high expense. It just rose the question of the process.
Got a lot of projects coming up and I'm sure they're going to be spending money. whole lot of projects. They have a lot of projects that they're working on. They need to get approved and and I've been telling them that they
can't just work themselves. They have to come to the city council and get approved. So, um, and I'll have a conversation with both Peter and his co-chair
and make sure that they understand that that's Yes. I mean, one thing they want to or should know is what their budget situation is to sell as a forum. Yes.
So, I think they know they're pretty keenly aware of how much money they have. Um, I think that anytime they spend money, any of the commissions, they need to bring it to the council. So, and the reason I say that is otherwise money is going to leak out of
here $200 at a time. And, and let's face it, we're not in a position to give out $200 at a time. which is we need it's not our money it's the residents money we need to have permission to use it and
they need to know that we are telling people that they can use it for whatever use. So um my gut is we just we need to let them know that if they're going to spend money they need that.
That's my two cents. Well, and to me it seems logical. a commission is appointed under the authorization of the council and and so there needs to be kind of that I don't know it's not a check and
balance but the comm the the council needs to know what the commission is doing and it's um I mean it's not like they're asking permission but informing maybe that's the most important thing that that we know you know the direction
that they're going and what they're They're not employers, nothing else, right? Yeah, I agree. Um, I was getting phone calls asking if it was okay if they went grocery shopping. Um, I I can't do that for everybody. Um, I don't
think that was ever done in the past. So, I think um calling me for this should never happen. I mean, if somebody wants to do I I I also gave the suggestion of for something small like that run through charity if we don't have any
meetings. Um I know it was under 200 but I don't care. I don't want to make that decision on my shoulders. So I mean I still think they should come through here. We shouldn't have a surprise, you know, surprise expense. Um and and I know most of the commissions
knows that. So, I think this was just really exciting and it came up on them and unfortunately couldn't wait or we didn't get it done. So, I think all commissions have to go through us and plan in advance.
I'll send out a reminder to the commissions and the leaison would also reiterate that. And just for clarification, the library is a board, not a commission. They can make their own
decisions. So just so everybody's aware of that. And and just a question. So when I was on the HPC, and I think it's still true, they have a conference, they get authorized to go to the conference, but like I remember when we went,
we would have additional expenditures. So, we didn't get approval for a specific amount until we were back. Sure, that makes sense. I mean, we kind of know what that conference costs every year. So, we've worked with them to get
the grant to pay half and then cover the other half. So, we kind of gotten that down. Um, and then who knows what hotels I mean, at least we know they're going and we know there's an expense coming. Yeah, I I agree on that. I think that's fair. As long as we know ahead of time and we we as a council didn't know that they were we didn't have a chance to
even talk about the community center which in the grand scheme of things that's wonderful but you know it could have been expensive if we catered it in. It could have gotten $500 something you know so I mean I know they're very good at spending the money
launching it. I know, but you're right. We couldn't do that. I think impossible unless we You know, one really good thing now you bring that up. We have the uh the office has a debit card. So maybe moving forward we should look at changing if
there's an overnight stay, we book it so we don't have to reimburse and then we can control the cost of the hotel. No, we're not going to put them at We put them in the conference hotel, but then we have DM policies and then we can share that travel expenses commission
and this was for to recognize the C. Yes. So again, I think you know I I'll say shame on me, but that really should have come from the city, not the EDC.
because it was more than the BDC. Yeah. Um so we should have probably talked about that here to begin with and um yeah agreed to fund and organize that. So the leadership of the EDC
Peter and Molly Peter's the chair and Molly is the co-chair. Um they I think this was fairly spur of the moment idea. It happened like a week before
um I'm just trying to remember. They put out a an invite like a week before it was going to happen. And um and uh I was there
were a lot a lot of people there from the cab, but um it no one thought to bring it to the council. I mean, it would have been the best thing to do to bring it to council so that we would have an idea. The council could have
come. Carol was there, too, obviously. Um but it would have been interesting to have us all there and then maybe talk even about what the future is and you know even brainstorm a little of uh what
do we what can we do in one year? What can we do in three years? What can we do in five years in terms of the future? You know that type of thing. Um and what's going to take longer than that and then just concentrate on those
things. But um uh the the EDC is so excited about all the things that are happening that they just thought, "Okay, let's do this. Let's get let's start something." And so that's what happened. And it it kind of got um out there and
um I didn't slow them down and I shouldn't um because it actually happened on a um on a national holiday. that happened on Junth last Thursday which is a national holiday and we
couldn't do any official business there because of that and because there wasn't enough notice. So we had all kinds of stuff going there that just was not right and so we had kind of slowed the
the truck down a little bit and so um I'm going to have a conversation with them about that. Um, so and and make sure that they understand everything has to be approved by the council before they start spending money before they um
because I think it would have been great if other council people had been there and that the notice included everything that needed to to be included so that um uh we could you know not violate the
open meeting. I think send an email out when they know they got to go through council. Not call me, call the leazison or talk to the leazison because it could get out of hand and get on the agenda. Okay.
All right. Question. Yeah. Was it posted? That meeting, that dinner, that gathering, the all the ideas, all the discussions, was it posted? I'm not so sure it was. It was just I
got an email invite the last moment. Um I don't know how it was handled. I I'm assuming email, but I don't know. But there were no post. There was no quorum. I posted there was no quorum. I didn't
go. There was only two. There was only two of us. No, I mean of the EDC. There was a quorum the EDC but because it was a federal holiday we could not transact business. So Sher said the quorum was posted the
BDC quum was posted for in case you did you posted in case thank you. So, she had the the core of the park covered, but we couldn't do city business because the holiday.
No, but you're trying to get us control. No, never. You guys do a good job of that all by yourself. Anything else? Any other comments on that? Fritz, you have any idea? Nope. We'll move on to number four in business. Something that's going to be
kind of hard to do. A lot of discussion on it. approving Sherry Thomasson as a full-time permanent employee. So, take your time. So, I'll make a motion in a second so we can move her into full-time status. I'll
make a motion to approve Sher Thomas as a full-time permanent employee. I'll second. anything like that? Um just that we held her review. Um it was a very positive
review. Um had a lot of discussion. Um I just overall I think performance uh exceeded standard. So thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Prince, you want to say on your picture?
I think you made a very good choice. So the reason we're we're doing this formally it's twofold. One, we've had the review annual review and secondly Sherry's moving from a um well probationary employees sorry uh to
permanent fulltime. So she's off the probationary period now and she's a full-time permanent employee. That's a one-year probation, right? It was never. We called her review a little late. She hung in there for us.
Patience. All right. Well, let's go ahead and approve Sherry uh to become a permanent full-time employee. All in favor say I. I. I. Any oppose? All right. Can't call you pro.
All right. Our next meeting is July 14th. Just a reminder, council, I will not be here. I will be in Texas. Um, anything to add on the Aison side? Um, from a public works perspective, um, I
don't know when it was, what meeting it was. It was was our first meeting in June or or one of the meetings in May, but we approved uh some emergency work on station number one. Well, they've gone through and we have um assessed
that some deeper issues with that and they're making a recommendation and they're coming back. They It's urgent enough. We may want to just move forward with the repairs, but we won't know that until
for a council meeting. We're going to have to just let them kind of go with it. Um controls uh the controls are are bad. They need to be replaced. As long as they're doing that, they're going to relocate out of that white area. So that hopefully will prevent something like
this from happening. And they've been quite a while, but they're original, are they? Yeah. So back in the 80s, in retrospect, it probably wasn't the best place to have the electrical controls in that area. So they're moving it to the
generator room. Um so um I can't even give you an an estimated number on it. Uh just has to be done. So, they're working with the contractor and getting it all coordinated right now. So,
getting quote, we'll have to come back at a later date and approve it after the fact. Considered an emergency situation. We still have one pump running, so it's not like we're in fail full failure mode. Um but right now if that one pump
went down so had a big volage and stuff and Kevin has the authority to make emergency. Generally speaking what we ask him to do is contact one of the liaison and just make sure that they're
aware and that they're approving on which direction he's going. And I think you talked already today. So we're both Thank you. Anything else? Yes. I don't but just to update
the siren. So I I just contacted Kevin to say, is it fixed now? And he said yes, the parts came in, fixed it, but it was after the June monthly test. So he'll have to wait
until July. So everybody been listening for July to see if the sirens work that day. All right. Thank you. I have a question for Fritz. If if you could say anything, I see there's a case
file out there for the city versus the springs in. Can you say anything about it? Sure. We are waiting for a hearing date. There was no response and so We're going to be proceeding as if it's a default.
But uh I was hoping Sherry was reading the meeting. It would be pretty hard. I was hoping to have a a date for you, but by tomorrow I'll be expecting back. We'll have that date. Will that be in the case file then? Oh, yeah. If you're if you're talking about
seeing it online, we have to see it. And my formal response or my response would be like the formal response to the letter that we sent him probably meetings ago. Right. Well, I you're talking about the court file, right? Yeah. Well, anything
anybody can say about it would be, but I'm specifically asking about the court file. We filed and in addition to that, we did an affidavit no response, which is kind of a prerequisite. And again, I contacted the judge's
clerk and she's supposed to be getting back with me on a date on his his schedule. So that's what we're waiting for. And then we'll file some additional paperwork with a proposed order. And in the middle of all this, it's possible that we will get a response, but we
haven't so far. Thank you. Thank you. All right. Anything else? Okay, let's go. Make a motion to All in favor of say I.
Have a good night everybody. I was going to say no. They already know. through it and cool.