this conference will now be recorded don't let them tell you to wait just do it I think it's pretty easy we're a minute late okay additions or corrections to the agenda uh we have a
6B guide here to speak on that and I believe that's it we need to add it it's on there it's on there it's on there it is the original I sent out it was not on there I know if that's rule or not so
sorry so no changes to the current agenda I'll make a motion that we approve the agenda second all in favor opposed motion's passed regular meeting minutes from January
15th did you see I know I see what happen when I don't show up you should [Music] she just said where she got put in the monthly financial report and accounts
payable only change you see the principal outstanding we now have Southeast MN Associates that's the the vet clinic well you'll see that at the very bottom there 404 I make a motion to approve the
budget accounts payable in favor motion pass no public hearings old business 2025 Eda verify we2 I'll say was not here when she got
elected vice president Bob I'll perfect perfect officers city council members and citizens of large are listed if you have any questions uh please let me know but as far as I know
it was all set up last meeting just making sure everybody's on board with it you typically don't you usually send out checks I don't remember isn't that twice a year or is it just once once for the boards twice for the that's right she
yes okay oh well she's got rest next week I'll get on that's okay okay need understand take a big vacation with all that money do we need to take action on this
sure aware of well aware hey visit 2025 Visitor Guide you see Mr Grim's here UHD on the status of Vis guid go ahead feete I'll start with part two but I kind of cleared up with you guys in there I
wanted to know how we should move forward this Bull's technically closed but this thing usually goes two years so may be open by the next year and or you may want to include fundraising in it they
talked about sending a picture of the pool which I prob out but I appreciate it you sent it and then uh what it it called the QR code yep the QR code for for donations yeah so anyway I thought I'd work that in but I wanted your input
or their input that's what they suggested and then is there anything else new that you want in there going forward yeah I have that and that wasn't necessarily new ideas as much as put in a new photo
UMD school photo our photo that was on the cover of yeah but yeah we spoke about it at meeting and they saw so the the ads that go in there do the businesses pay for those ads I can't remember how that
works okay I'll maybe put you in touch with uh Andy Bartman and Bob Keller because it would be good to have something in there about the the upcoming apartment building and the availability of 38 more two and three bedroom
units yep I'll get i'll get ahead and get them to go it's something to you didn't com I gave my comments to Kurt I thought he asked I wanted to give him an update and
I thought well there are a few things I wanted to cover one name May I'm hoping for May 1 deadline I'm hoping for March first so so is that advertised anywhere
if people businesses want to be in the pardon me is that adverti anywhere businesses want to be in The Visitor Guide or do you go to the businesses and ask the I just didn't know like Miranda we put it out on you can do that too social
post or out on the web page or I don't know if anybody ever go the web page communication special that would be great becoming useful once in a while I think I January you did it got buried um but
yours didn't your wife got back to me right away so you guys are on top of [Music] Stu sh showing us all up right on REM and Joan you can help me
out Queen you know I bet they would I really do you just if you just pop in or call them I bet they would do it they are sure talked to Amy and I yeah I'm sure they do you know hi think they will
I do yeah no I mean have they have they said no to a bunch of stuff yeah pretty much so we'll see but they should be the visitor's guide I would think they'd want to be in work going there again I
mean is is Annie does she have the capacity to say yes or no or does she have to run it up she's one of those that passes on the the big that yeah and that usually is a bad sign for me especially since she said they don't
want to advertise anymore that might be bad yeah yeah I I mean I can tell Annie that it's it would be good I mean I just think it you know in the community I can try P just to wait
there oh yeah like a it's a 37 year addiction it doesn't it doesn't just go away this is as good as ever um well my dad says I mean most of the date people are all the same people usually he goes
at lunch and then Vince usually goes on Fridays so yeah yeah so they have a little ritual they go certain days of the week work for you oh years ago yeah when he was little but as he got older he usually just came in and sat I any
but that's what he does at work too so it's kind of his gig so all right all right I won't keep your time um yeaha anything you guys can do put the word
out yeah look at this laid out hey Miranda stting you want to do a post like I'm just thinking like what two sisters oh sorry I was talking to Miranda I was just thinking like two sisters or I know Steve down in at the pond like they he's
always trying to to pull people from zro down there so like I'm happy to share it if you create something that can [Music] shareable thank you thanks to seeing it thanks
okay hey new business a blue water Farms yeah this is kind of I had a meeting with Clarence B and he is interested in starting what's called Blue Water Farms which will be your first walleye fish farming
Corporation with fin he's got Financial backing from Denmark Norway and Switzerland now an interesting story is one of the main backers of this that guy who lives in Norway his great grandparents left
Norway and started farming around zambro oh that was interesting story um he's looking to open the first aquaculture Center operate aquaculture operation in Minnesota it involves raising walleye on meal worms the meal worms
have been selective bred to be high in Omega 13 this is outside my pay grade so that's the extent of my knowledge on that Clarence is consulted and several is a consultant and is on several boards for sustainable agriculture he and his investors are looking for roughly 20
acres to produce the fish they produce them in a kind of like a a large building and there's tanks in the the building um ultimately his goal would be to put that building start raising the fish and then use the Wastewater and
he'd like to put up a greenhouse and produce what's called vertical farming which is going to produce grains and vegetables in a vertical fashion uh that doesn't take up more land um and have a heck of a operation it in the Pinnacle of it he he'd employ
roughly 50 people nobody's done this with Walley before because Walley are predatory fish as as you all know um there's no odor very little noise light Trucking from the site his
company so here is Hixon Wisconsin so here T we go up this road o Clair is right here so his or one of the operations that does this he pointed this out Superior fresh this place
produces uh salon and is doing quite well and they're on the verge of expanding he does have a website for his vision Freshwater Farms you can see the walleye here and when you kind of go through it you can see what is they
produce what they hope to do he's a very very smart individual and he's on numerous boards throughout the state um to give you an idea of this in the state I don't know if you knew this or not but if you're familiar with Wilmer Minnesota there's a small town south of wmer called bloomist they
produce majority of the shrimp that's used in the state of Minnesota which when you think of Wilmer or bloomist shrimp doesn't usually come to mind uh but this is kind of what it is it's a big building with tanks in it o sorry
say tanks in it and produce shrimp which shrimp you can see in the background the tanks kind of like big pools used for this but uh yeah it was kind of interesting to talk to him what I did is I gave him the name I showed
him the eveda Lots we had uh he was interested in those but they're kind of small he's looking for roughly 20 acres so I gave him the name contact information for um Eric lman has land up by the cold storage it's kind of a weird shaped lot within City
Limits and uh Mr uh went has land down by the Eda Lots as well and they were both or I haven't got any back from went yet but lman was like yeah gave my contact information I don't know I think what the next thing Eda would be a is if he
went to purchase a land he'd be looking for help I'm assuming he had say anything like that so but it was an interesting thing to have him talk about he originally worked with the city of redwing and went jumped through quite a
few Hoops with the city and then something yeah with the investors really went South with red wi point where invester said we are not doing this in red and I think it came back to the point where you a lot of people go to
Red wi to fish for walleye and I almost feel as if it was a conflict of interests you know like we're not raising these here we we rais them in Mississippi and we fish them who wantses but yeah it's uh got some
information on it um like I said nothing came about like zro zro is on his radar that's for sure and uh what I'm going to do is when I get the contact information for the land I will send that to him and then I
will go from there and see what he needs um what's he need for infrastructure for water and sewer that's good question the sewer sewage runoff is very little so city sewer would be okay one of the questions he had which I couldn't answer till later was he has is the water
chlorinated yes yeah and then so I told him yes and and full of iron and he was he would still have to clean purify the water before it puts it in but wouldn't be a make or break
why does he want to be in a within a city limits is he looking for I think he's funding opportunities or why would he not be looking in the county where then they could just drill well the water he wants because we contacted him oh kind of steering towards something in city limits
yeah and it have the infrastructure that it'd want right roads so you know the lman land that's where we envision of course we've long envisioned the industrial park out there hopefully a private investor would do that this might be the start to something like
that brunix she give their information as well that's right that to you because that's that flatter area on the other side of the road but everything's out there there's water the infrastructure is all out there power does it n some Acres out there too yeah Nord will be
the last to develop because Lan's got him landlocked so the name of their company Rings yeah it's they're in deor it's it's Runing I've got the information I think yeah so it's just kind
of what you say about 50 jobs if they get everything rolling 50 jobs so this is baned about redle for quite some time oh yeah you spend time down there yeah but I'll I don't know the details I'll try to find
out besides him you know see what they because they had spot picked out I think they were on the verge of moving on something that something go right interesting it likes the location obviously umro up being on so that is what Blue Water Farms is
any questions make sure you let me know new business part Eda 2024 report yeah here you go all right that's one of the we got for Bill
I all right so our 2024 you can see our agenda goals and missions e numbers activity and so on down to our general Community Development so we'll start here with our goals and these are goals that need to ad been for several years improve economic conditions to the city
appropriate developments and create a higher tax base which I'm sure you're all aware of the missions of Road ad is promote coordinate development and expansion of uh special areas of economic activity including unlimited to Industry Commerce housing tourism while
maintaining a high quality of life in zota for zota area residents I think we except for we didn't have a lot of Industry at the situation but Commerce housing and tourism have become major players in the last year
there's there you are uh congratulations there it is again next all right kind of start off uh the Ci's um broto was featured in um the
best managed cities under 10,000k population 2024 we've all we got copies of it I do have copies of it myself yeah did everybody get a copy or want a copy okay we'll get a very positive thing for the city I took a picture of the headline
here s of a flourishing Minnesota Town Dynamic growth continuity Focus initiatives shape a prosperous Future Path ahead it makes me want to live here when I see that's what it's about I live on the North
side all right so business activity this information comes from all of our building permits that we had throughout the year uh so when I gave this to Planning and Zoning we talked about um housing developments that are filling up and so on so with the Eda will'll speak
of such things as the campground bath house so the the total valuation of all the projects labeled as commercial within the city were about $2.4 million and what it came to so like for example the State Theater did a
remodel well she'll talk about a little bit for roughly $300,000 uh Quick Trip Edition bathrooms I haven't been in there Matt who runs quick trips says they're amazing I think he's being sarcastic but it's $1.2
million is pretty good if you've seen the baseball dugouts $7,000 I benefit the dugouts because it's fold out thank uh there was a new lighted sign put on Main Street I think it was for the flower shop uh sprinkler upgrades C Storage and
so on but this is all money within questions all right April the Eda voted on and issued a $20,000 Grant to the zro area Arts Council for the State Theater
uh for the entrance and if you've been in there you know what I'm talking about it looks really cool they try to make it like it looked originally when the theater was made or constructed um so if you get chance I know you want point to go in and see it
but it was a it was money well donated to help the community and keep the State Theater Historical Area going and I just got this picture from Rock sand which is what if you haven't been in there this is what it looks like I wasn't there this summer it wasn't
quite uh Ed was Ed was involved in several key development projects you can see they're listed there uh some of the ones we had a comper grant that had us that I took him over to the church to do a feasibility
study uh so it was paid for through that Grant uh Workforce housing Grant which Eda was part of for the new Keller Bartman Apartments uh these three and now we can add to it as well the S MN
LLC are going to be um outstanding loans that will obviously interest will help you know refund those loans to use again in the future um I did speak with Rasheed FY
because the Mexican restaurant has not opened yet a lot of people have asked and he wasn't I think they have a health inspection still to go through the hood is good um but once a health inspection goes through because if you look in there if
I mean it's ready to go they got everything so the key thing is to get it going open it up be great and so here's some of the revolving loan funds which we spoke about $38,000 to repair the hood for the Future Mexican restaurant
here today you see the terms the loan which this wasn't very long ago so sure you remember um this one was a big one for South East U IM Associates which is the veterinarians from Anderson Vet Clinic
they purchased this land from Webster and Sons up here what's going to be unique about this is if you notice this you see these lines on this land those are actually streets what I mean by that is when you drive out there it's not a street but amongst GIS this is still labeled as
Main Street and so when they figure out what they want to do we're going to have to vacate those streets and make it one one whole parcel of land and then we'll re rezone it so because it's agricultural
right now I have on the commercial there are no utilities in those so it's a pretty easy vacation yeah it should be go and I think that these citizens here will actually gain a little bit land I'm not 100% sure on that so usually on a
vacation they split so and they would do their would they would have access from Walnut not from Main Street so they don't have to jump through because all right all
right new business recognition we didn't have a ton of new businesses this year uh we did we Miranda ordered some packs we are going to recognize Caribou Coffee drive-thru that's pretty unique and it's they've done a lot of work to have the drive-thru so uh I'll get Brian and the
to go around and give these fls out on a day where it's not rigid uh so we had care drive-thru we had Marlos if you've been into Marlos if you haven't been in there I suggest go and check it out it's it's pretty unique uh one thing I want to say about Marlos
is they sell geod in there sell what geodes which are small rocks that have crystals on the inside there's two places that geodes come from in the world one of them is K Iowa Hamilton Illinois which my own town so to point
that out at least something good comes out of there Paul all been into going to this place you're just like he knows how to decorate very nice really it's cool is it
um this is kind of a statement just saying where Z BR is located you know obviously home to the only remaining cover covered bridge and the trail for the good view County recreational trail and because of that we want to
spread the idea of zoto around the state and surrounding area and that's one thing we do and which pet just talked about is with the uh Community brochure which was very well received two years ago and once I get those uh usually take a lot of time to ship them out to
different places um an example is I I drove them down to Albert Lee there's a Explore Minnesota so once you cross from Iowa into Minnesota there and they were asking for boxes I took two boxes down they were asking for more boxes within a
couple months so they're they're very well very well received and I think the size of them so if you look at because if you go to like an example R is Rochester experience Rochester explore something like that they have a booth
during Thursdays on 1 and they've got all of them there and they got some bro there zro is unique because of the size of them I think it's a big deal the size of the actual brochure this is still there have any of you noticed I saw it last week I didn't even
know where it is so Canon right in Canon Falls NE Neil let me know so we bought it from it June
October well it's too cold to take down so there's probably not another buyer it's good for us because it's yeah it's still up there because I've been to the cities quite a bit a couple weekends ago and hey it's still there so we spent $3,000 on a billboard and speaking with
um and we very well and I think we're getting we're getting our money's worth because it's still up there like I said um do we get the or whatever's on there after I don't somebody's probably be pretty tattered if they keep
it up for as long as they have might be but that you know that advertisement along with the visitors guides pretty good uh this is a list of variety of organizations we work
with um whether it be this year or years in the past to help out with such things is housing rehab rehabilitation um development projects you name it Smith is one of the major
players we work with quite a bit needed SRO we've actually got one going right now it's the uh small cities development program to it's rehab dollars 6 $18,000 or something like that
we're gonna have about for zro yep yep it kind of goes Community by community over time I think we've had one here before way back but uh we've got like 14 motions to do at
the council meeting Mar it on those things and all that stuff yeah tier two tier two grand s funds that went to the bigger cities the small cities under 10,000 have to apply for it
so it's it's just money to help affordable housing and it this I try to encourage all the small cities to try to get some of that money otherwise it's going to go somewhere so if we can get it habitat can be part of it that's what we're trying to
do our goals of last year you see number one and number two a daycare facility and a restaurant what I'm going to leave you with so when we come to our meeting in March uh which should the goals of the Eda for 2025
I think the're same two things that's quite possibly and then a heartfelt as you see I wrote on here uh thank you for everything you guys have done looking forward to a strong
2025 you guys are the best but it's been good very nice and then in 2025 um at some point here Kurt is going to be focused on Eda he'll have three days
a week with sroa and it'll be all Eda um Planning and Zoning is going to go to our Deputy City administrator who we just uh who will be starting on um March 5th they get a badge at the deputy not not that kind of
Deputy but yeah so you'll have you'll have Focus strictly on all this Eda stuff and recruitment retention everything that goes into it finding more money find more money restaurant daycare Brewery okay s c new business yeah we
have a new business it's year 2024 but Olympic companies they opened up in some BR Fords was it their detail shop yep 22 22nd Street down there they are a mainly a drywall company and with all the
expansion of Mayo Clinic they purchase this building and Mike olsson's been in there I haven't been in there yet because they have a full-time employee in there yet uh but it's quite a process quite a quite a business out there they have
people in there like I say they haven't had a fulltime okay but they will future they're going to be doing a lot of work in Rochester on the the Medical Center expansion what medical center expansion you know about that one they
they wanted a presentence a little bit closer than the cities yeah I'm guessing yeah like a sheet rock is yeah the store stuff so for's not detailing anymore their own cards or they're doing it at
the deal here well no um well they're doing it downtown they do a little bit I don't know they must detail back in the shop at the the building that's big that's a big
deal what in Rochester yeah I know they we lobbied for the uh tax sharing again like we got the last time but they said no have we been involved in the Coalition for
housing have you talked to any of that is that what they're called the Coalition for housing or yeah it's I think it's through the Rochester area fund or something like that but they I talked to the G they're going from 30 miles from Rochester of the IUS
and they're helping with housing some somea and Pine Island fall in that radius water was right on redge so I'm starting to communicate with them a little bit about yeah great done try to remember get so involved in
so many of those different things that no other discussion on that we'll move on to 7D Ed M renewal yeah Economic Development Association of Minnesota ask for Renewal every year
this is something that I use um various webinars and resources that can be used a variety of things membership is $330 and I guess I'm asking for a renewal of that membership uh I'll make a motion to
renew that membership second all in favor hi meeting like you had AUM that's pretty close though Brian on to eight reports Brian has an update on the c c
artment departments yes so like it says in there we're still waiting for a final site plan so we can put together our local developers agreement they've got the uh the Tiff developers agreement in hand already I haven't heard back from them so
hopefully it'll be okay um the Tiff funds in this particular case because it's a Redevelopment project are all site and they can use the Tiff funds on site improvements um not necessarily the building itself so it's all the site improvements that go into this that
where the Tiff dollars will be used they also have that grant that we uh applied for and received $2.8 million um but I don't have any solid site plan yet but I had a long conversation with Andy Bartman and Bob actually was on the
phone too about the parking in the alley because that's been a question um so I I wanted to verify what their plan is for that um there are 18 uh spots in the alley it's angled parking um coming in off of of Second Street and then angled
that way but there's 18 spots and none of them will be designated uh most of them are on Keller Bartman Lane and um but none of them are going to be designated for parking by anybody including themselves so so they'll be all available right now
um there's there's nine spots that fit um five of which are viable without driving on Bank land or color Bartman land so really there's if you look at it there's five spots that are viable on on the city land there the other four are
questionable but nine spots and there's 18 so there's going to be nine more than what's there now and none of them designated so what's that it's not true I during the summer last year we had 16 cars out well yeah but we got to look at the the
property lines and and basically draw a wall right down the property line and anything where they can't if they can't back out of a spot those are not viable spots but but there's nine9 for sure on that side um there's a bunch in the
parking lot of the bank parking lot or that has always been used yeah but but really we're we're there's nine more than there is now side that looks to be city property that they had originally draw correct and actually part of the building is on
that as well so that's part of the discussion with the developers agreement I got a little suggestion for you I'll leave for you afterwards when you get their site plan oh sure okay yeah absolutely I'll let you know you say that again you want you want me you want to talk to me after I get the site plan yeah I just give you
a a concept that I thought that might help yeah great no absolutely absolutely um there's also parking you know they're going to redo the angled parking along West Avenue there's 13 over there um they've got so
basically they're going to have 75 or 76 spots in and around the building but the alley parking is not going to be reduced for sure how many are going to be added I don't know I I guess we can debate that all all day I think my biggest concern is
just to make sure it's secure public parking that it never becomes private because it's on their land how do you control that well yeah you really can't um unless we unless we Rite it into the developers agreement exactly so that that they will not be designated um know the only thing they said is well we we
don't want like a truck and a trailer parked across eight spots said yeah of course nobody wants that but uh but they did commit that and and they said no we never had any intention of designating those spots so that's good and yeah otherwise it's
evolving we knew it would on that site so um we're still working through all the all the stuff but the parking is looking like it's going to work out okay um some questions on the access to Second Street uh with the county but we're
working through some of that working through that stuff as well but everything's moving along First Street well it's first it's second at Main Street First Street it turns into First Street later on past past the curve well it does it comes around the
curve turns into second comes all the way straight through and then the county road what is it 68 or something yeah so call it County y 68 but that where where it curves then it kind of in line with we call it Second Street but uh yeah access to the county
road you know the with the alley and the ramp access and and some things there so we're working through that as well but um I think the Tiff developers agreement talked about
a I think we push it off to a may start because they're still working on the site plan and working through some utilities and things like that they're going to stay at least three feet they're wanting to stay at least three feet away from the culbert the Box culbert um which which is great they
wouldn't have to they just can't undermine it or you know they have to shore it up when they get close to it um I I they had mentioned there's a footing I don't think there's a footing there but anyway yeah three Feet's great if they can stay that far away from it so so yeah it's it's shaping
up and then I had one more thing to um The Trestle everybody's probably hearing about The Trestle um bill angr and I just presented to a group down at mindat for a transportation alternative Grant um asking for $1.4 million um and we got
word today we're in the running we're not sure how much that there was multiple communities asking for funding for different projects down there um so I think we'll get something I don't know if we get the whole 1.4 million $2
million Bridge um the TA Grant will cover everything but um engineering it's 80% and then engineering so you end up with we would have $600,000 if it in fact is a $2 million
Bridge um when we but that's 2029 money so if we do get something you know 700,000 million 1.4 um that's $229 so then we'll have a decision to make on do we do a temporary repair which is going to be somewhere
between $120 and $150,000 um and wait for that money to be available or do we you know you know depending on how much we get from the TA Grant um you know we're not going to have enough money for interf fund loans if we have to come up with a million
plus to build this thing um so then we would have to look at do we bond for and build it because you can pre-build it and then the money comes in and pays that back later so the concept to be a walking bridge and I know s wheels have used oh yeah so it'll be a walking bridge it'll be wide enough to fit
emergency vehicles over it it'll be a concrete that like the ones down in Pine Island similar to that on the Douglas Trail yeah yep yeah and good thing we haven't had a lot of
snow this year because the Snowville Club was not very happy but it's been tempered by no snows yeah why is it currently closed The Trestle oh yeah yeah they uh the county came in and shut the Trestle though just all of a sudden for for walking
purposes everything it's been CL that sounds Shady because that okay yeah yeah you're yes but we're working on it working on getting that open as soon as
possible fix okay I have a question I don't know if it's Eda related maybe parkboard related when I figured that was Trestle was Eda because it's in the summer it's gonna be Commerce so same area yep um did did the city
um put in a grant for the Park camp Campground the campground yes we tried for a grant for two years on that um DNR Grant didn't materialize um and uh we you know there
was some disagreement with some of the neighbors and how close it was going to be and all that and the park board decided to pair it back a little bit move it away farther um and add I think it's 10 I was going to say nine but nine they're going to do originally do 13
yeah sites and they've downsized it nine or 10 yeah so they're just 16 like that yeah I mean they're not all they're kind of all over the place so this is going to be in a row um they got the P out there power the the no the street guys
did all the work and they had some help with equipment from shach but yeah they they saved a bunch of money by doing the pads and they ran the water and did they do the sewer too I think they yeah the trenching and all that stuff yep yep so
yeah and and they were able to have the budget to do that within the parkboard and it's gonna it's going to generate because they're all going to be full all the new ones so yeah and I can't remember what is our the 4500 bucks or something for
the year I can't remember what the seasonal I don't think it's that high I can't remember what it was yeah but it's going to bring in quite a bit of money and so then that's going to help pay for and then the uh the electrical is going to be um metered I think the water is
metered so everybody's going to pay their own their own share there too and that frees up more camping down below below the road where we have seasonals now so we can bring in more bigger campers down there that we weren't able to bring in before when their seasonals
were taking up those spots because they're always yeah quite busy down there and eventually once the once we a couple years go by and we've got some income coming in from that we'll look at a a program to do online reservations so they can go right online
and reserve a spot I don't think that would cost much or much time to do that well we've got our communication specialist on that one I think she needs a new job title she of all Campground yeah whatever fits there's still a lot of room on that
plaque we can add a bunch of stuff you tell comes with this but you know that that is true because because that will bring that brings a lot of people to town and and it was argued that no they're not going up they're not going downtown shopping and of course they are
you know those people that are staying there they're riding their bikes out there they're they're going shopping in town they're running up to the gas station all that so that's just another one of those things that brings people into town that's why we get that trest on there too because that'll help as
well cool thanks did anybody else get this email about having a meeting out at mosaic yes yeah yep that's I gotta kind
of be careful I just showed Brian that um with the guy that they're talking to yeah yeah that's who's heading that meeting up with that's who I talked about two three meetings ago that
I got full th and wanted to talk about it now it's come to tuition just to see what he's got to offer what the city what some of the other um other residents in town other businesses in town have for ideas to do
I don't know this guy yeah so it's it's an investor who's interested in sounds got interested in the area interested in doing something Poss big developments you know where he's taken some commercial land and put in
restaurants and grocery stores or yeah so that's the meeting I talked about a couple weeks ago we met with the we met with Mosaic uh last week um it was brought to
our attention again with Brian um we want out there to talk about pool fundraiser pool fundraiser and mon was out of town so we met his wife which was the first time that we met him very nice very nice um and then Todd Fitz has been kind of the Fitz G's kind
of been the the uh go-getter because he knows this guy personally and so yeah just go see what they've got to say yeah so he bring so he wants to bring in some City officials some
business owners stuff like that and I just ran if you would be interested in joining that meeting and I'll give fits heads up just on that a banker's always good at those meetings
yeah so we're going with open-minded well yeah he's he's got the ability to do it if he wants yeah I mean and that's what he's what does he want what can he do mean
what so cool that was be my report have a report on Eda wasan already where's the Todd report he wrote he wrote his
Todd we don't know I don't would just want to put that together he sent a note to Connie so maybe we'll come out too and just listen yeah and that's what we're doing I mean to's kind of thech March 4 believe 8
A.M 8 a.m. got to get up early even Ki you out of bed yet hey if there's nothing else we G down just say