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This conference will now be recorded. >> Holy smokes. >> Why didn't it make the noise? That's never a good time. What >> this stuff cost for the Is that in scope? >> Did you look at this? >> I did. >> It's for the partition.

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>> I'm assuming all that was in the original bid dollars there. >> I don't know that. >> That's what I I don't know that for sure. That was going to be a question, but I was saying I was thinking it should be all in. >> Interesting.

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>> Because there's also on the new business or maybe is that part of it? >> I think it is. >> Oh, yeah. >> For the bath house, which is that's what that is. >> Okay. >> So, I'm assuming that's >> it was part of the I think so. Wonder

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why it was on. I can't imagine that. >> It's got to be. I would hope >> or Jeff would if he's here. He might not be here. >> No, Jeff is on vacation. >> Okay. >> What was the question? >> The ADA quotes

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>> that must have been in on the original estimates or figure dollars figured in. >> There were dollars figured in. Not sure if there were enough dollars for things changed a little meeting for the park board on August uh 3rd.

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Last to approve the agenda for the the evening. Any additions? Miranda, anything else to put on? >> No, because I'm going to talk to Jeff about that campground. >> Okay, fair. >> I think I think I talked to him the

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first time. So, I'm going to talk to him about it again before we >> do anything about it because they may already be doing something about it. I'll make a motion to approve the agenda for Monday, August 3rd.

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>> I'll second. >> I [laughter] not um not June but May, right? No, June. Not July, but June. >> [snorts] >> A motion to approve the minutes from

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June 1st of 2026. >> Second. All >> in favor? I opposed. Got big accounts payable. Looks like couple of them. I have a question for you. >> Yes.

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>> I see there's a uh a lawnmower belt on there or how do how are we dividing that up or because like the lawn mower was brought through the city? >> Yes. So, we allocate um one of the lawnmowers, I think it's just one, maybe

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two to the to the uh to the park because they're out there pretty much non-stop. Uh, so this must have been one of those lawnmowers that spends its time in the park. >> So we just allocate the maintenance to the park.

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>> Yes. Maintenance. Well, mower cause maintenance um part of uh Adam's time. >> So actually technically then the mower costs actually came out of the park budget. >> I believe so. Yep. One of one of them. >> One of Yeah. >> Okay. [snorts] >> Yep. >> Okay. >> Yeah. because Kim and Jeff have been

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working on splitting things up logically. Got too many mics going here. Um, yeah. And so, but yeah, they've done a deep dive into the what'ss and why and what belongs in the park park budget and

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what does not belong in the park budget. And so, yeah, so you'll see some maintenance things come up for mowers every once in a while on the park budget. There's other maintenance things like the >> the plant mower took a Yeah. died. So that that goes there. [laughter] Yes.

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New engine in that thing. So that was allocated there. So it's kind of spread out. But >> okay. >> My only my only guidance to Kim and and Jeff are it's got to make sense. You they'll maybe be able to explain it at some point just like this. >> Okay. >> And I haven't been too much involved

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with uh with those discussions, but that's how it works. >> We were making a mower payment every month and year for a while. I think that's still ongoing as part of the account. >> Should be. Yep. Because they they rotate. Actually, they're they're not

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going to be every year from from here on out. Um I think it's going to be every three years because they're buying bigger mowers. >> Might be going five years. >> Or is it five years? >> I think it's five. >> Might be five years. Yeah. Um [clears throat] you know, it's less labor. Hi. Um less

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labor time. Uh more cost a little bit more, but overall it's a deemed to be a savings. s on the accounts payable. >> Okay. >> Yep. >> So that's what I know about the mower. >> Um for the accounts payable, let's motion June and July separately.

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>> Okay. >> That was July. Was that June? 71. Oh, that's 61. Yep. That's a lawnmower belt on the June. >> So, if you're good with the June, you can make a motion on that one.

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I'll make a motion to approve the June accounts payable. >> I'll second. >> All in favor? >> Opposed? Okay. June accounts payables to pass. [clears throat] >> July, you've got the first pay request

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for the pool on their EERT companies. What's the 18,000 for to crouse for? >> That was the block for the uh bath campground bath house. >> And that's like our previously budgeted for that. Correct. >> Yep. >> Okay.

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>> Yep. We're still drawing out of that. I don't remember because Jeff was going to look at that to see how much That's mine. How much money was in there? You're on. I don't have that ringtone. I'm pretty sure [laughter] >> they're both

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about that. >> Yeah, Jeff will have an update. I think Did he have an update last time on uh [laughter] where we're at with that budget? I think >> I think we were going to be pretty close. Um >> Yeah. No, I guess there wasn't any. I

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didn't say it in the minutes of last time, but >> do we have anything else? >> Um, nope. That gets into into the the memo, the accessibility stuff and all that. But, uh, yeah, I think we're still, uh, in line. Um, some

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things were were not accounted for that he's running into. Uh but as far as the budget goes right now, uh with the savings that we had from from our public works staff doing the work, a lot of the work, we were sitting okay still. [clears throat] Not that it won't go

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over a little because there there were some things that [snorts] um were not accounted for in the original that kind of came up along the way. We'll make sure Jeffoff gives a better update uh next month on on that. I'll make a motion to approve the

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accounts payable for July. 1st through July 31st, 2026. >> I'll second moving on to um public comment. Anybody online? Okay.

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Finished business. Talking about pool update. We could talk about payment plans, charting the payment plan, ER company, talk about the groundbreaking ceremony. Was it success successful? >> Sure. Yeah. Uh well, what where do you want me to start? Start with the groundbreaking ceremony. I don't know

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what we had like 30ome people there. Who was there? Were you there? Yeah, >> you were there. You were there. >> Um I forgot to thank a couple of people. >> Um um what's his name? BFW. John Man was standing right in front of me. Commander from the BFW. and they did two big

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fundraisers for us and I completely forgot to thank them [laughter] publicly. Um, and also um, Comcast was there and I forgot to thank them personally too when I was doing my thing. But, uh, other than that, yeah, it went really well. Well received. We

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had, uh, two members of the Hansen family there that spoke and they're looking forward to coming back for the grand opening. They want to swim for the grand opening, they said. So, [laughter] that's okay. They I think they talked about going off the diving board. So

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>> maybe we should have the [clears throat] grand opening new pool party. >> We should for one day. I mean, I'm sure they got to put chemicals in it to make sure everything works. >> Well, they need to Yeah, we'll just throw us all in there just to see if the chemicals are too strong. [laughter]

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>> Um, yeah, pay requests are coming in. We've got pay request number two from Eert on the council agenda uh for Thursday night. And then oh that should have probably been here too. You guys will see them after the fact. I guess forget about the park board all the time

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because council technically has to approve those those dollars as well since the council is the bonding uh which is run through the park board though. So you'll see it coming out of out of yours because that's where it's parked. No pun intended. Um, and

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[clears throat] then, uh, pay request number one from VNS. Um, I can't remember how they they break down. One of them's got contract number two and one of them's got contract number three. I think him well, Heim is number two. Him mechanical. So, that'll later once they start running the piping. But, uh,

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um, the good news is we're going to be looking to approve this the bond sale on Thursday. Um, we'll have that paperwork by Thursday afternoon. Um, I sent the council packet out without the resolution because we don't know the

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rates we're going to get and all the specifics yet. Uh, but but then, um, a couple weeks after that, I think it was two weeks after that, then we'll have the money. So, all the money will be there because we're nip and tuck right now uh blowing through what we had um

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in the donations. Uh, the pledges, I think we've gotten all the pledges in, Miranda. Not 100% sure. I sent out letters to everybody. >> Yeah. So, we're pretty close to all the pledges coming in. The big one, the $100,000 was in there. So, [snorts] so

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that helps. Um [clears throat] I think one of the pay requests is $194,000. So, that might be VNS. So, yeah, it's going to be coming in like crazy now. Um, they're talking about I was talking

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to them about inkind donations and I think I might have a couple of people that would donate some painting people I know pretty well. [laughter] Um, [clears throat] if not materials labor for sure I would

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think. Um, and that's going to be the middle to the end of or to the in the middle to the end of October will be painting and gutters on the building. So, that's how fast they're going to move on that building. Um, the building permit should have been issued today or

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tomorrow. Um, and then they're going to want to start footings right away and go with that. Uh, they did the flowable fill. So, if you go out and look at it, there's a flowable fill in the the shallow end where there were some bad soils. So, that's going to support that

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end that's in there. Otherwise, it's a big hole with bunch of dirt sitting around right now. Oh, and rock. Schumacher said it would have been more appropriate if we threw a shovel road of rocks with the shovels [laughter] for the groundbreaking because that's what

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they spent three weeks pounding through. Um was a rock and we need to pick all the colors tonight. They're waiting on on most of that stuff. Uh we picked we had to pick the block. So the block is done uh and

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ordered. That was the longer lead item. But um you know maybe we do you want to do that in the middle of the meeting right now or should we towards the end of the meeting go talk about all that stuff and fill up my list. >> Doesn't matter >> through the meeting and then get through everything else. Up to you boss.

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>> I would like to go right into the pool. >> You want to do you want to go back and start looking at that stuff now? >> Yeah. You guys are cool with just start making some choices. >> Yep. I'm good with that. The block has been decided. >> Yeah. So the block is uh well you stand

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around the table. [clears throat] So we consulted with Lori R is a design and they went with this combination of brown and black. The lighting is different. There's a little bit of brown tinge in there is not just green

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and then some other speckles. So be bright. That's what we've got so far. The other building the bath house. This is what the bath house looks like that pretty close as far as roof color. This

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is the roof of that one and that siding for this office. So this our building will be much the same as this one. The block will be a little bit prettier. It's a split face but same concept whether we do the same

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colors or not colors. So first thing we need to look at you know yeah so this this was the block and the ground cover. So, we need shingles. Um, you know, if if if we end up some

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having someone donate a metal roof, it would be that more likely that. Otherwise, these are our shingle options. So, with this block, that grout, which which shingles That's That's good.

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You can see it pretty well with that light. Which shingles would you prefer? >> Agreed. >> Oh, yeah. I'm going to lay those on there. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Between those two. >> That's the one I was >> This one's a little more orangey. I

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think we'd like that. >> And and Oh, I've got picture. >> Yep. Go with that. >> Yeah, I think >> I like the white plaque in it, too. >> Yep. >> There's Pine Island's building just to just to give you an idea because, you know, buildings used to be bright

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colorful and pool buildings are not such that way anymore. >> Yeah. That's like that color. >> Yeah. This is This is Chhatzfield. They have their maroon on there. >> The gophers. The gophers. >> Bridge. >> We haven't got of that.

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>> Yeah. The bridge. Long ways away from the bridge. So, this is what I was thinking, too. >> Which one, Brian? >> The mission brown. The one Miranda pointed at. >> Yeah. I like the flack in it. >> That's my

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>> And this is actually a gray. >> Yep. more of a a brownish gray though. >> Yeah, it looks brown >> to me. It looks brown. >> Put it next to this one. The sun. >> Yeah. Yeah.

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>> It looks more brown than gray. >> Yeah, it does. Yep. Mission brown. >> Mission brown. Okay. >> Just let >> see nothing to this. Okay. Now, let's get let's get have fun. >> Long somebody started something, you know, the block color.

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>> So, the shade structure, Miranda, you show them the colors that you I thought >> I think since everything's so darn boring that we should do something colorful with the shade structure. >> So, this is the powder coat. So, this is the frame colors. It's a powder coated

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shiny frame. >> Where's the structure? >> I think we should do the chartreuse. >> I don't have a good picture. >> Okay. It's I can >> This is a little different. Oh, there you go there. >> Kind of like that. >> Yeah, it's that right there. >> Okay, fair.

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>> So, I think so the silver legs on there. I think we should do chartreuse and then do this teal color for the canopy part. Okay. >> I sent it to you guys in the email somewhere because I had it all designed

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out online and I had a couple things I said like, "Yeah, we can do brown and tan match the building, but that's not fun." Because I'm sure we'll have like we did before where all of our aderondac chairs were just different colors. So,

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I'm sure we'll have fun stuff like that. >> Correct. >> I think it should be fun. Are there two buildings? Is there a mechanical building? They have >> Nope. It's all in one. >> All one. >> Yeah, it's all in one. >> And I think there's two. I don't think

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this is exactly accurate with the other shade structures because I think there's two of this large one. >> Okay. >> I would totally I love it. I love the fun youthful colors. I would just advise to think of a park theme. If the

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campground has that building, do we want it to feel like campy? Not as like campy, but as like outdoorsy. You want some greens and browns going in the building? Do we want that theme to flow into other buildings around the park which are already established? So, do

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they need to flow into the pool or should we keep it separated? But for like a longterm effect, are these colors gonna age into like, well, it looks like Fisher Price or it looks like this is a structure that was built for another 50 years with a theme going on for kids.

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>> It's only for kids. Splash pad, right? Can have mushroom and Mario going on and stuff like that. >> Just let me know. I'll write it down. [laughter] I kind of lean towards more blue colors,

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but and not just because it's on the picture there, but yeah, the water is blue and and cougars are blues. I don't know. But maybe it doesn't or maybe it should be a red to go with the cover bridge. I >> Right. [laughter] >> If we're trying to come up with a theme or

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>> if we get more school involvement or something kind of cool. >> Exactly. They want to write us a check. >> [laughter] >> Cougar theme >> takes a first step out. >> Shoot. I can't find that.

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>> Yeah, I said it a long time ago. >> Mike, with what you said, what do you think? What are your preferences for color? >> If I could work with the chartreuse, I can't have maroon roof. I take it right. But the brown looks good. Um,

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I'll I'll let go of the maroon anything. Okay. But uh if I could work with chartreuse and teal and >> wasn't that Miranda said chartreuse something. >> Aquamarine Aquamarine. Yeah, that's exactly what Miranda said. >> Um if I could bounce off that have like

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that funness. But if you guys could like say, "Hey, is there a connection elsewhere on those kind of fun colors?" That's where I'm kind of drawing a blank. I think if you would have to or we would have to make any kind of a change that

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would be an easy one. These are shade structures. So it's like >> Yeah. How long are they going to last? >> Correct. So if it's something that we say, "Oh my god, that thing is so bright or loud or doesn't fit." We can say >> that's true. I don't know.

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>> Oh yeah. I don't know what the life is on these. If it's 10 years, 20 years, 50 years. powder coat for the shade structure. So what >> that's if it's the >> cuz is it like a >> should be UV protected fabric. I mean

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it's cool stuff. The powder coat lasts until you damage it. So should be pretty good. >> We got powder coat pipes at highlands that are rocks thrown at it. So >> or if you really want to look at it, different colors have different shade

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factors. Oh, do they like sun protection? >> Well, the light no the UV is all pretty much the same. The UV blocking is all within like a couple percent. >> But the shade factor, >> the heat that is generated on that rope

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or that >> like the natural color that's only 78.3%. Whereas like the most shaded is >> mid green is 93. >> Let me pick up the color

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and run green are 94. >> Midnight is 90. >> Oh, so hot. >> Yeah, the dark colors would be so hot. >> Yeah, you think that would just soak it right. >> That's a great question. I wonder how long these things are supposed to last.

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If it's like canvas stuff, that's kind of not I mean, if you get 10 years out of it, I'd be surprised >> cuz it's I the way that these look to me. >> Well, I guess I don't know. >> But it's like you put

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>> Are they going to be >> Are they going to be made of what the umbrellas were made of? Because those didn't last. >> I don't know. Or is this like that almost like plastic coated like not like a like those wicker chairs kind of?

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>> It would almost have to be because if it's just canvas, you won't get three, four seasons out of it. >> Yeah, but it's that good stuff. I'm sure it's going to last. >> Now, why are some flame retardant and some are not? [laughter]

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>> We have to worry about that. >> One would hope not. But then there's like this river that's kind of cool. I'm sure it looks more like this, but it's got like different colors interwoven into it. It's kind of

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cool. >> Mike, you were asking about the theme here. What the new bath houses that are just 100 yards away. brown. >> They're Yeah, they're >> anything that coordinates. >> They're like this. >> They're basically this >> block and brown.

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>> Yeah, this is the rope that they are content at least tie in, right? Balance up like that black will definitely >> right. It's not like the building is red. Yeah. >> And we're picking, you know, something pretty generic.

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>> Bath house reminds me of like a state park kind of feel. So >> so that picture is that one is the >> and this is the actual >> or if you want to tone it down a little

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bit, you could do like a fun tarp color and like a muted powder coat color or the opposite. And that sea mist catches my eye. All

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right, let's do a runoff. >> So, which one catches your eye? >> Sea mist with your aquamarine. >> Which one is this? >> I think I'm going to upstain because I'm terrible at picking colors. >> Oh, is that like a white or is that like

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a blue? >> It's like a grayish almost >> powder blue almost. >> There you go. or the base. >> Yeah, these are base colors, aren't they? >> Those are base colors. >> Yeah. >> So, that would be the legs and then

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these are the colors of the shade. Okay. >> Yeah, I keep like the aquamarine. >> It looks Let me It looks so cool. >> Let me see if I can find the one that I sent to them because it does look really cool.

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The legs were that metallic with the >> I've got it. And I've got the paper in somewhere, too. >> Scarlet. [laughter] >> Yeah, metallic would be It'd be neutral enough that you can pick

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any fabric color to go with it. >> Okay. Here are the two that I found it right away. >> Here are the two that I did. You'll have to come over here. >> You can't share your screen. >> No. Well, no. >> Okay. So, this was the chartreuse with

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the aqua marine, whatever that was. >> And then here was one that was kind of reverse. >> Those were my two favorites. >> Those look good. >> Yeah, I think those look good. >> I like the blue roof better. >> This one?

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>> The blue top better. Yeah, >> the blue. >> I do too. >> That was my favorite. >> If we're going to go that way, I'm so I'd be >> That's the aqua green >> tan. Yeah. [laughter] >> And I tried to find I thought the guy >> I think that would look good with a lot

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of different colors. >> And then we got to figure out what we're going to do with the furniture that's yet to come. >> Right. I thought the guy I tried to look for the link again because I thought that would be fun for us to have it up here and then kind of play with it. >> But thinking ahead, what kind of what

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color furniture you going to put under something like that? >> All different colors, I think. this next page that says shade fabric but has like >> two colors. >> Two colors. What's that? >> I think one is the top color and one would be the the color when you're underneath.

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>> Yeah. >> Um so we have that as another option to decide on or here we go. Hang [laughter] on. >> That's okay. I'm leaning towards metallic with the

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but everybody else. Go for it. >> Well, here I might have found the thing that we can play with it too. Good thing it's quick, >> right? I think it's good design.

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[laughter] I think a one. >> Yeah, this one's pretty close, but >> but it's not exact, but it's you get the idea. >> But you get the idea. And this one I don't they don't have the super bright colors. I >> definitely a

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see if that guy gives me the superior shape. Not giving you that option. >> Go to it. Where she going to school? >> Yes. This is >> colors. >> Are we picking new locker room separators? >> We need to pick bathroom. Yeah, we're

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getting there. >> Yes. Okay. This is the one. Work on colors. >> We'll have to pick some. >> Seist was one that he liked. What was the topper you wanted with cam mixed?

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>> I think it was >> that looks good. >> Little little bit tone in the back. >> Yeah. [laughter] >> Cannot go into it. That's not a carnival. >> Yeah, that's >> and aqua marine. >> Try ice mint and aqua.

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>> It's cool. >> Butterscotch. like the fairy one, too. [snorts] >> Yeah, they got them all. [laughter] >> That's why I'm saying that [laughter] yellow's kind of nice, too.

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Does that look nice? >> It's just yellow or ice >> or like here's just [laughter] >> like the metallic and the green. >> You go metallic and then they're blue cougar colors.

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>> I was thinking metallic with the Is that the metallic money? >> No, but >> yeah, >> cougar theme they cool. Yeah, I think metallic unless it has a really good shine on this imagery, it looks like it's dull in the environment. >> This looks like silver.

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>> Yeah, unless it's really sparkle on them, which I'm sure it does. >> Yeah, it's hard to really >> think I can zoom in. >> It's like gray. Yeah, muted. [clears throat]

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>> That doesn't look what I would call champagne. So then the second choice would be we're all settled on >> for the topper. >> I think we have a majority there. >> What about this ocean? It's like a

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darker teal. >> Really cool. >> They're spring green. >> I like that. >> I like that. I think it looks like you're trying to match them too much. >> Seist. >> Come on. It's called Se.

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>> I like that because it looks very >> You got to give a name seen. >> You're right. Well, this is just ocean. [laughter] >> Okay. >> Or spring. I don't Yeah.

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>> Or is there a different with vanilla topper or you like with this? >> I better not look at this. Right. No, it's [snorts] [laughter] >> gonna have 2,000 people mad at you. 2,000 will like it and the other 2,000

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will not. >> You have 4,000 bosses. You know, >> I think a safe bet [laughter] agrees. >> There's a lot to pick from. >> So, so go see mist.

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and a darker blue. I know that's boring, but just to look at >> mist. >> Sky blue has a 2% better. >> What does true blue have? >> True blue.

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>> Or what about aquatic blue? >> I think that's pretty. >> What about aquamarine? >> Not so far. mature >> cuz it's on [laughter] aqua dry. >> Does it go with aqua marine? >> I think we're settled.

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>> I think so, too. That just is cool. >> Okay. Ice butter. >> Yeah. And there's just yellow butterscotch. Orange. My second choice is

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butterscotch sea mist. Chartreuse >> butterscotch. >> It's kind of cool. >> Butterscotch seist. >> He brought up a good point though. The butterscotch kind of starts looking industri like like work zone a little

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bit. >> Cuz I liked it too initially, but then I'm like that's true. Same with like the yellow. >> Throw the ice butter up there. I think it's lighter. >> That is >> that way. The aquamarine kind of jumps

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out more than >> I thought there was a light green, too. Maybe it was this. >> There's ice mint on our paint. >> I don't It's not that good. >> Yeah, ice butter is getting pretty Oh,

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too. And we have to remember it's going to be on concrete, so it's going to Yeah, tomorrow look like that would look like the concrete >> or you could just do or you could do

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>> or you could do the top fun and you could do brown. You could do brown post like the building and leave the top on. >> Then I would go bronze metallic. >> Is that this one? Metallic >> uh bronze.

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>> Bronze metallic. >> Just bronze. Got it. >> I think that's ridiculous. >> That's not great. >> Aaron says he makes [laughter]

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>> I don't have that much of an opinion to be honest with you. I like the aqua marine. Aqua green beautifully with a variety of colors including coral peach neutral. >> There you go. >> That's [laughter] 15 aquamarine.

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>> No, we don't have to >> personal policy. >> Okay. Okay. So, what we're thinking ice butter, sea mus, or chartreuse were those the three we were down to, >> but we're going aquamarine.

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>> Yeah, I think that was the consensus for the most fun for sure. >> Okay. So, do we want a green, a yellow, or a blue? Yellow. I'm thinking I am I'm still here.

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[laughter] >> A green, a yellow, or a blue. >> Yep. So, it was ice butter, um, chartreuse, or sea mist. [snorts] >> We get all those. Ice butter is

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>> It's not green. >> It's No, it's like yellow. It's at the very very top. >> First one on the top one. Um, >> yeah. Too bad they don't have something more coral. >> Yeah, that would have been actually

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really cool. >> Yeah, because I'm seeing some pairings here that more of that coral peachy colors. >> I mean, cuz what is it? Blue and orange are complimentary colors. [clears throat] >> Yellow is a healing color.

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Is just yellow. >> Yellow vest. >> Yeah. How many more do we have, Brian? One, two, >> five, six, seven, seven different

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things. >> Hop to it here, folks. >> I actually have to go to work tomorrow. >> The rest. >> Oh, man. >> What were the colors to decide on?

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>> Toilet partition colors. >> Well, yes, toilet partition colors are next, but again, we don't know. Well, we'll have to do complimentary paint. We're picking up the petitions first. >> Choices.

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>> Yeah, it's in the packet. >> What's in the new >> It's definitely in the packet. >> What's in the new toilet up by the shelter? >> I don't know what >> it is. Or is it just black? It's in No, there's going to be because we're

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talking about uh park shelter restaurant become oh let's see grab bar uh a poly panel system will be quoted for the shower stalls. >> I did try to look on this website and there isn't anything cool like this

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where you can really even just see examples of other places that have these. There isn't anything like that. [clears throat] >> Azure. >> So you really just have this to go off of. But I did see a couple these two that kind of that are bark that are like wood

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grain like I did see some examples of those and they're kind of fancy looking like they're very very nice but they're kind of fancy >> like it just looks very >> Is there added cost that you don't what

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>> no I didn't think we should be able to pick anything off of here. Gray bark with blueberry lockers was my first hunch. And the lockers will be not in there. There's no lockers, I don't think, in the pool in in the bathroom.

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>> The lockers are for the uh >> lifeguards. >> Lifeguards. Yep. [clears throat] Yeah. It's not like back in the day when we had those. Well, we had baskets, I guess. >> So, it's not going to be black inside. It's going to be painted inside. >> Well, that's for us to decide. You know,

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the there's epoxy paint specked for the inside of the building. And I'm guessing they want to do that because um well, remember the old building we had that the the humidity was pushing through and you could see the the white

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lines >> Yeah. >> from the moisture. So, if you epoxy the inside of the building, that's not going to happen. [clears throat] Want to keep the the blue theme

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or do you go neutral and then you can pick any kind of paint you want? If you want to not do a neutral paint, And the more neutral kind of goes with the rest of the building, >> right?

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>> The brown >> the brown bark was really pretty. >> Looks nice. >> It might be a little bit easier to or harder to draw on and mess up too, maybe. [laughter] But yeah, it too fancy for

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a bunch of kids. So, we could bring the burgundy in there. [laughter] Like I say, I'm terrible with colors. So, either cougar colors or all shades of brown. That's where I'm at. [laughter] Here's the

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texture. >> Oh, shoot. I got to see what's going on here. I'm sorry, guys. >> Like this. I think it was like I think this is >> Wow. >> Which color is that, Miranda? >> That I think is I don't know if this Oh, yeah. This is on their website. This is must be the brown bark

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>> the on the bottom here. Yeah. Brown. Is that a solid piece then? Like or is it a bene or >> Well, I think we also have to pick there maybe not in here on their website. Everything comes like

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you pick the door color and everything. I can see what solid plastic up here at the top. That's what you're >> Oh, yeah. Is that Is that what you're kind of >> like? It's a mold. >> Yeah. Yeah. solid plastic mold.

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>> I like that. >> But it does look very nice >> sample. >> Agreed. >> And I'm guessing being that these are the only two that have that texture, this is got to be it because this is their website.

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>> That kind of cabin forest campground vibe. It does kind of remind me of like what you see at like the bigger water parks, too. I feel like now that I look at it, it's not like it's just nice looking. It's not like too fancy.

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Like it just fits well. >> [clears throat] >> Oh, brown. >> Okay, we got that one decided. [laughter] I >> just got to step out of the room and you guys decide stuff. That's awesome. >> Coincidence? I don't know.

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>> Okay. And then >> I don't know what kind of floor we've got in this building. Um I think I know this stuff. Maroon concrete. Hopefully [laughter] >> it's going to be coated. >> Okay. Brown bark. >> A locker color

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>> was purple. You said >> blueberry >> or blueberry, >> which to me >> would be like a navy. I think that would be >> Yeah, like really a dark navy. Yep. Looks pretty dark. There's not many options. >> Blueberry. Oh, yeah. Blueberry. Okay. >> I think that'd be cool. Yeah.

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All right. Down spouts. I would say stat bronze. >> So the the thing is now now the down spouts, the soft, the fascia, the trim, the siding, they all have to complement. So we have the roof. So we're going to have to start from there, right?

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>> Because it's not just going to be black. >> Brownish grayish brown. >> It is. The building will be blocked, but the windows will be set into the block and it'll have a frame. We need to know what that trim is. And then >> the end of the building, the gable end of the building will be siding. The

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triangular part that'll be that that siding that's there. Um and [clears throat] the sophet and the fascia will be >> the old building was like that too, wasn't it? It had >> Yeah. And and and the bath house is like that too. >> So if we want to continue that theme of

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trying to compliment the bath house, like timber. >> I've got the siding back here. >> Got to get back up here. >> I know. This is how it started last time. Is that too close? >> Dark dark.

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>> Yeah, >> I'm kind of sure. I think >> it is kind of green but it's not like green. >> We don't have any other green anymore. So that's a grayish, which is the ground closer to gray. It's called gray,

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but it's brown [clears throat] because the brown is only a little bit, right? >> But it's not compl. >> Yeah. The first one

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>> the first one. >> There you go. Like look at that. [laughter] >> It's going to clash with the same shade structure. >> It's just not enough. You need white trims. Well, we got to go off at

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>> Timber Park. >> Timber. >> Yeah, I think I grabbed my thing here. >> Right here. >> Timber for the sighting.

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>> There it is. >> The one at the same as a nice That'll be the doors, the trim on the windows, the >> That's perfect. >> We want

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>> We don't We want >> We like Yeah, it's going to be a lot of like we're trying too hard to get all of that. >> Probably virtual. That one's >> the first one. >> It's going to be closest to that

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probably though. Yes. >> And then it'll be that'll be around here. Well, where are the windows? Are they way up here like this? >> Doors all the way up here. >> The doors fall in the ground. I don't know if there are windows. There's a

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window. >> Just doors. Huh? There's a window over there. It's a door and a window. >> Yeah, it's just window. [laughter and clears throat] >> Oh, it's a building. practicing my allerg.

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If you don't have the lighter block, keep it from too much the whole color. [laughter] >> It was good from the first one. Like you came out swinging.

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>> Now we're just comparing it to that one. >> Yeah. I think we should do maroon. >> We should back up. >> Then we get some participation at the meeting. So [laughter] >> there was a lavender block color that I voted for.

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>> We didn't bring those in here. >> Yeah, because we had we couldn't have the meeting. >> Maybe you should just bring around the black. This was Lor's that she did the black in the Lavender wasn't very lavender. It was

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like it makes it was great. >> Either way. >> Yeah. >> And I'll I'll ask to when I give him these I'll ask and say, you know, what do you think >> and ask somebody that

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Nope. >> As well as trim. Oh, there's >> pretty cool. I think >> that one would really pop. >> Yeah, that's going to be the soft >> and it would look really good next to >> that might be knocking it out of the

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park. That's that's >> for the twins. [laughter] >> That doesn't off. So, so the problem then is that

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>> now we're just a shape structure. >> Okay, back to the shape. >> Back to the shape. >> Think about how we have this theme now. woodsy looking with a bark interior. >> Aquamarine. >> So, do you want like

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green type things for me? looks like candy. [clears throat] White, white, beige, and light gray excels allow more sunlight to pass through, making them ideal for spaces with grass or plants.

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Darker shades like black and navy offered enhanced UV ray blockage, which is a good thing. >> It's kind of funny because you think the opposite. Everybody's outdoor spaces. [clears throat] Oh, excuse me. So, you could do a brown shade with some

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kind of a color on the bottom. >> No. Strike one. >> Yeah. I think >> love this one, don't we? >> I do like the aquamarine. Do >> this makes you want to jump in the water.

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>> It does. >> So do a brown for that. >> Well, the aquamarine seems to like I don't know some kind of a pastel like a >> It just gives us You need a pop of color because we got all that neutral. >> Yes. >> On the building.

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>> Boring old. We need a pop color with the fabrics and >> go back. Go back to your green, I think. Maybe. Huh? >> It looks great. >> Does anyone have anything against our

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troops? Is it too much? >> I think so. >> I guess if we don't like it, we can always paint over it [laughter] >> after hours. Yeah, >> some friends. I guess

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>> some kid's going to vandalize something. That can be community service. >> I see vanilla. If you get a chance [clears throat] >> seems like chartreuse just seems like it clash. >> Vanilla is almost a white. >> It's too fun.

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>> It's too [laughter] too fun. We don't want to have fun. >> Too fun. >> But >> well, it's that those have been the colors that have been bantered around here between Miles, Miranda, Kim. Did Lori see those?

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>> I think so. >> Lori, >> here's beige for the >> It gets boring then. If it's boring for me, that's not good cuz I'm I'm boring anyway. >> Purple.

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Periwinkle or the periwinkle? >> Royal purple almost looks maybe. >> Yeah, periwinkle. Maybe >> periwinkle. >> Periwinkle. What's that? >> Periwinkle. Super cool. >> I think that looks cool. >> I like that. >> Me, too. >> You do? >> You like that?

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>> There's a line. >> Yellow. >> No. Oh, Vikings. [laughter] >> No. No. No. Oh, there you go. >> Red. [laughter]

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>> It gets boring then. >> It's hard to give up. Aquamarine. >> I know. We Everybody >> purple. It doesn't have to match. >> Aquamarine. >> I I think it's great. Great surprise. >> That actually was my third choice, but I figured nobody would like it. It didn't

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even [laughter] have to match. It's meant to be something that's different from everything else. >> Correct. And then if you get fun multicolored everything else, it just >> makes it a really cool space. >> Pine trees and campground. You see that

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kind of splash. >> It makes it very inviting. >> Yeah. >> And you have a boy color and a girl color. So everybody's [laughter] included. >> And it's going to be the pool will be blue. >> They're not boy or girl color.

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Yes, but it's not like it's >> too. >> Okay, >> thank you. >> Good, guys. >> Good [laughter] job. >> Wow. >> Well done. It's very worth a Fred type meeting here. >> Cruise through the rest of this stuff. My poor dog's probably got his legs

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crossed waiting for me to >> hopefully discussion. Does anyone have any edits, thoughts, movement on that? store in works >> still in the works. >> Parks and trails still in the works as well. >> No, no um movement on the

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>> write up. Not yet. Okay. >> No ping neck deep in pool stuff. These type of things. >> Everyone okay with that? We'll move on to new new business. >> Um we have kind of a high quote but it looks like

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necessary improvements for the ADA compliance. >> Yes. Uh so Jeff says these are the ADA accessories and standard accessories like grab bars, stall dividers, changing stations, fold down shower benches, etc. A poly panel system will be quoted soon

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for the shower walls. Oh, and bathroom uh wood framed walls to create a flat cleanable surface in the cordial state plumbing codes. It was going to be steel, but that was not allowable. Um

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yeah, these are all things that are going to be needed. We can't get away from >> these prices. Uh vetted, is that the right word? Like are they typical prices? Something that we can trust? >> Yes. >> Yeah. And if Jeff gave them, you

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definitely can trust him because, you know, he's done. He always [snorts] does the work ahead of time. >> We cannot mess with ADA compliance. >> No. contractor. >> Yep. Good to hear. >> Yep. So,

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>> that option says no installed 2 by two by.12 floor to ceiling stainless for the support. Is that an option? Is that what that means? >> Nope. I don't believe so. I think that's going to have to be Well, it's an ad.

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>> That's an ad. Yep. Um >> must have forgotten it. >> Okay. >> Top of the 162. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Because the urinal screen will not be um solid [snorts] without that.

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>> And this is part of what we budgeted before, right? >> Yeah. Everything was going to need to be in there. What was in there before with with Mike? I'm not I'm not 100% sure. Fair. >> I I kind of cut him loose and said go. >> Yeah. >> Um [clears throat]

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[snorts] >> so Jeff has been pulling it together and trying to find, you know, what's going to be best, what's going to last. Um you know, most of this stuff is very cleanable, which is good. >> Uh so yeah, all I can say is that yes,

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there was something in there for the budget for all of this stuff. Uh because it was it was a full package, correct? >> Whether or not it's the same stuff or not, >> right? [snorts] and and we'll let you know when we're going over >> and by how much if it's going over,

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>> you know, because we did save quite a bit by doing the our own work. So, >> but we'll get a we'll get a a more solid report on the um the money part of it next meeting. >> Yeah, I don't think it's anything we can get around here. It's Are you looking

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for a motion on this one? >> Yes. >> Okay. Yeah. I make a motion that we approve the quote for the bathroom toilet partitions and accessories. >> 16,676. >> Yep.

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>> I'll second it. >> All in favor? >> Motion passed. It looks like an exhaust fan request is popping up because we have stinky bathrooms. >> We do. This is the one up by the uh the shelter which is used a lot in the

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summer non-stop pretty much. Um [clears throat] um park shelter restroom has become a topic for for concern from citizens due to t damp muggy conditions and cleanliness. We can't watch the restrooms 24 hours a day, but but we're implementing a simple uh standard

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operating procedure checklist and and signatory slot so we can relay what type of cleaning was done and when it was last accomplished. These fans will hopefully relieve some of the odor and dampness due to the lack of venting. So that this building was built by the geriatric crew crew and and lots of

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donations, I think. Uh beautiful building. Um it didn't have floor drains first of all. We ended up putting those in. I don't think you were on, maybe you were both on when we put floor drains in. >> Um, that was one thing [clears throat] that was missing and now we're becoming apparent that we need to have some

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exhaust fans in there because I guess it's pretty ripe. Um, [cough] [clears throat] overnight in there. >> Any idea? Oh, did he give us a quote? Okay, >> you should have a quote there. Yep. >> That's for both, correct? Yeah.

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>> Yep. 210 CFM fans. Uh, and they will come on when the lights turned on. [clears throat] That's my understanding. >> So, and I think we we've instructed the police when they lock up at night that to look in there and make sure there's no uh

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>> nothing floating [laughter] before you lock it up. So, >> public service. >> Looks like we're sitting on $38,000 of budgeting money. You guys want to throw a $1,000 bill on

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that? >> I think it's important. So, I'll I move that we >> a second. >> All in favor? >> I opposed. >> Okay, let's get that fixed. >> And and I will say we do get a lot of compliments about the whole facility up

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there. Um we get some complaints as well. That's where the standard operating procedures are coming in. uh had a couple of call back call outs that missed clean the refrigerator or [clears throat] missed uh you know pieces. So so I asked for a checklist

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and Jeff was all over that and so but yeah people just love that place up there. Even despite that even with the complaints they still love it. [snorts] >> Yeah. So >> let's keep a goal of trying to be the best at it. >> Absolutely. >> Let's take care of it if we can afford it.

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>> Yeah. So convenient. Okay. Uh disc golf course. >> Yep. Uh Kurt is going to write a grant again. It's the Smith small small cindy's grant. Uh he did that last year and we didn't get it. So we're going to

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try it again. A little bit of rewarding. [snorts] Um [clears throat] Jeff got him a quote here for the pads. Just a little under $9,000. [snorts] Um, we need some class five, uh, which will

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be I think that's on top of >> No, that's in there too. That's in there. So, um, let's see. Disc golf his presumption is that knowledge of awarding should be mid August for that for that grant. We have prices from creative for the pads. There will also

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be a cost associated with a couple loads of class 5 under the concrete. uh city staff will reestablish black dirt and seed >> [snorts] >> uh back at the end of the project. Um if volunteers want to get involved in the project, the areas for the launch pads will have to be flagged according to

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whole distances and general layout locations. If anyone is a golfer with a rangefinder, this would be beneficial. I only have a rough map of locations. Um, [clears throat] also if volunteers would like to get uh business owners to sponsor a sign for each hole, we can set

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a 4x4 post and hang a sign with a sponsor logo, hole layout and distances on it. Uh Kurt talked about sponsorship logo stickers on the baskets. [snorts] So I think this is just a heads up. We'll we'll apply for the grant, see

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where we're at, and then revisit the finishing of the um Frisbee golf after that. going into September, probably the September meeting. It was later October or later August when we find out about the grant

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>> just remind priority of this was kind of our number one priority for this summer. >> Yep. Which I Well, I think the softball fields are done, are they not? I drove down there today and the fence is up around the dugout. So, I think that was the last thing.

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>> So, that's where I'm going to check off. So, this would be Yeah. the next one. >> Troy might have to come and tell us about it and give us a status update >> on the the softball field. Yeah. >> Yeah. I don't think he's busy. >> So, I'll invite him in here. [laughter]

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>> We do have to change the September meeting. >> Oh, >> yeah. I was going to ask >> the months because it's on Labor Day always. >> We should do a Is that a Monday? Labor Day is a Monday. >> Yep. >> It's the latest. >> Is it the seventh? Yeah. So, we usually

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>> that should be a holiday every year. It's my birthday, the seventh. >> We usually [laughter] we usually suggest either the the next day is not going to work because that's going to be planning and zoning. >> Yep. >> So, I would say Wednesday, Thursday

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>> or I would suggest if you want to keep it at Monday to do the 14th. >> Do it the 14th. >> Yeah, >> that's my opinion. >> So, Coverbridge Festival is that? >> Yes. How about we host a live artwork?

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>> Would that be well attended? >> I'm busy. >> It would be pretty slick. >> Would that be kind of cool? >> Show that people are working behind the scenes. >> No, I don't want them. [laughter] >> Positivity. Let's do this. Does somebody want to vote in that

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meeting? >> Moving it. >> Yep. >> I move that we move into Monday, September 14th. >> Second favor. >> No ads is um from June and they do state

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it's 30 days. Do we need to update it before the next meeting if it's going to get into September? >> Yeah. Yeah, I'll have to revisit it. Um, you know, more than likely they're gonna for this I would think they would honor it. >> I think so, but I just didn't Yeah, I

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just wanted to just double check. >> Yeah, >> if you need to. >> Yep. And I think that's what's going in the grant. So, if it goes up a little bit, then we'll have to absorb that. But if we get the grant. >> Okay. But yeah, we'll have a an updated

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number, current number at that time. Uh Jeff did have one more. Oh, there is there was an ad on here. Just got an ad. >> Oh, >> you want to do it later? Should we do it under E? Or let's just do a note here. So, um some things that we're going to start looking at or keep looking at are

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grant funding uh to upgrade some things at East Park, the cover, cover bridge mill overlay. Uh that's the road and the trestle. Uh, oh, we need to replace the the deck at the shel park shelter as well at some point. Uh, and do redo the

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landscaping around um around the shelter. Um, looks like we could use the rebate money from Menard's to to do some new edging and a fresh

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freshen up the rock around the park shelters. That would be a city labor and rebate costs. So, we could go go ahead and go with that. And then, um, he's asking about kids kingdom future

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plans. So, those are just things for the future. We'll get those on agendas [snorts] as we go. >> He said he's going to look into grants. Is that what he said? >> Grants. Yep. Potentially. Well, that's We've both been talking about that. Yeah. Cuz that mill and overlay well.

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Oh, yeah. It'll be a removal that road. I don't think it's I was always told that they can't mill an overlay the road through the park because it's too far gone. >> So, I'll probably have to remove the whole thing and and redo. But if Jeff thinks we can mill an overlay, great, because that's a whole lot less cost. Uh

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same thing with the trail going up to up to the trestle and then past the trestle. We want to get those done after we put the new uh trestle in there. [snorts] >> We got to come up with 600,000 for that. Yeah. >> Trying to get a grant for portion, we >> trying to get a grant for the design

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portion. Yep. We tried last time. We didn't get that one, but we're going to keep at it and then we'll work with the, you know, DNR grants. Um I'm told that the lottery also does, you know, there's a

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lot of money for parks and stuff like that. So, so I'll talk with the lottery as well, but we're going to keep keep our eyes open. Got Kurt working on that too from CAD. So, >> okay. Sorry.

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>> Dollar dollar bill, y'all. >> Clan, I know you're in there. >> Okay, so budget discussion. It looks like we had some good data here in the back. and September. I think we have to decide to approve the next

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>> budget. Is this the budget to actual >> and it says 2027 budget. So in preparation for looking at what we spend this year, what we had dedicated or you know proposed that the budget we approved last time and then how we've

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spent it so far. You can see the two columns it looks like. Um, and then sometimes I get surprised by that. But >> actually, I may have taken out the actual budget out of the one that I printed. It was in the one I think that

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I sent to you guys. I swapped out the budget to actual for. But I can't. >> Yeah. one that starts 225 which is like the daily workings. 226 is like a restricted investment that we kind of

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hold on to to draw from. And then the 600 numbers are pool pool operations and pool development. Usually in the past, we've just kind of trusted the city accountant and what the next years look like, um what the next

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budget session needs and kind of just said, "Okay, well, you know, we approve it. It seems to look good." But, um, don't be afraid to dive in and ask about a lawnmower belt and stuff like that. >> Absolutely. Um, >> always ask questions. Um,

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>> I like to ask for like um when you say this is how much we spent on the bath house project, but we don't have like an itemized chart to really see that what receipts came in and then how we had $200,000 approved last year to do it and

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where we are. So, it' be nice to just see that and that's what I I would request. >> Sure. >> You get that itemized? I think that's for the for for projects we want to see >> of our decision making but also public

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transparency. We got asked one of the public comments um like how much it was >> am I spending on projects >> to vote on the pool like >> how much have you spent already and we're like we don't know. So >> oh yeah no I think we gave I don't

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remember what it was but >> was it 350,000 I think was the answer we gave. >> I can't find your parkboard either. Have we heard anything from the fundraiser committee? >> Oh, yeah. I should give an update on that. Um, so

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>> we're kind of stuck because uh our 501c3 that was going to allow us to help us out. >> Um, they have not finished all their paperwork. So, they don't have a determination letter, the coverage festival, [clears throat] and they kind of said, "Yeah, it was going to be too

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much money probably anyway." And so, uh, I understand they just said we just can't do it. So, I went back to the well I went to CEDA then Kurt and I said, "Kurt, go talk to all your CEDA colleagues and and tell me what what they do in these situations." And every

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one of them said, "Well, don't you have a local foundation?" Well, yeah. Well, everyone in those communities, the local foundation does that runs money through for things like this, >> and they had already said no. So I went back to them and uh they said no again

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basically. So [snorts] so there are several people that are will not be running money through the foundation anymore large sums of money. Um [snorts] they'll find another way to donate to other things rather than using the foundation that is supposed to

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support our community. So, as you can tell, a little bit sore on that, but I understand that's they gota basically what they told us is they don't want to do the extra work. So, even though we'll pay for it. [clears throat] So, so we don't have a 501c3. So, that's kind of

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got us at a standstill as far as applying for the uh big box store grants and things like that. And and uh I was told by the committee that they weren't going to do anything. One particular person in the committee was not going to do anything until the project has started. Well, we're started.

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[clears throat] Um, we've got a table at National Night Out only because Kim said we're going to have a table even if I have to run it myself. And so Kim and I will run that table unless any of you are available to help us out. Um, and again, that'll be more or less talking to people. We'll have a donation box

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there, too. But it'll be uh I'm going to stay tonight and laminate some pictures that I took out there of the construction going on now and have those on the table. And so it'll just be more or less talking to people and usually I'll run around and talk to people anyway too. So

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the committee is burnt out and I thought they'd be revi revitalized with the project starting and but what they saw was uh it's all paid for. What do we need to do anything more for? And I said, "No, no, no, no. We talked about this." >> Yeah. >> Uh and and we told and I told council

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with direction from the committee and that, you know, we will continue to fund raise uh for that abatement portion. So, and we are we've got a couple of members are still one in particular is is still meeting with the big bigger companies. He's he's been doing the big the heavy

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lifting on the big companies for us. So, and then we'll working on grants. That's the other thing Kurt Meister is working on finding more grants for furniture, maybe ADA stuff, maybe um you know, whatever we can get some money for.

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We'll continue to apply to that Taylor Family Foundation, try [clears throat] and get some money from them at some point. But uh yeah, so that that's what I know on that. It's at a standstill right now, but I'm hoping to move it as soon as we get a 501c3 or I might try

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and apply see if we can get past that portion of the application process where it asks for a 501c3 determination letter and to see if we can put our resolution in there instead if they'll accept that. I was told they would not by whoever I

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tried to apply before on on those. But so fundraising is is not going very far right now, but I have every intention of driving it and we'll we'll get something rolling again. Oh, we do have a commitment for a $20,000 donation uh

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which will carry with it a matching request. So, [clears throat] so that'll be another hopefully if we realize the $40,000 that's something and then that might kick more loose. >> Follow up on an earlier comment um

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during the groundbreaking. Can I help the two companies you mentioned that can I follow through? Well, I talked to John. Yeah. Yeah. I talked to John afterwards. He called about something else and I'm like, "John, you were standing right in front of me and I forgot to tell you." So, yeah, I talked

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to the VFW. I talked to Howie once in a while, too. So, um, in Comcast, you know, Sure. I mean, I can't remember. I have to look up the guy's name. I even wrote it down when he came. I went and talked to everybody and but uh, and there was others, you know.

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I didn't thank everybody by by name. We got a lot of donors. I sent personal invites to any donor of $5,000 or more and there was a bunch 17 or 19 of them, something like that.

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>> And you're doing some hard work. Um, I would like to express appreciation part. >> Yeah. Part Yeah. Well, it's it's a full staff thing and council, you know, a lot of lot of hard decisions were made and and uh I think the right decisions I

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think having a pool in town in the long run is going to be the right decision. I'm going to get hammered when the tax statements come out, rightfully so. We're going to have an 18 or 19% levy increase. Uh maybe unless council says do something with it. The, you know, we

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could get down to 12 and a half if we didn't do anything else. if we stopped doing roads and stopped doing everything. But but then we'd have to do another 12 and a half next year to catch up on the stuff we didn't get done >> in the 27 budget >> year of Jubilee. I don't know how that

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come. >> Yeah. Well, and it was planned. It it was it was in the and that's the way we'll talk about it too is it was that we did capital planning uh specifically. Well, we needed capital planning anyway, but but a big part of it was how much could we spend in the pool? Um

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[clears throat] and and that's that's this and at that point even without the abatement we were still looking at a uh 18% increase and so we're doing actually pretty well. Um >> does anyone want any responsibility for

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fire one follow through? Anybody you know or anything we can try to help with? And Kurt Meister may have someone outside of town, which I'm kind of slow to do that because to take it [clears throat] out, you know, and and Mazepa Lions might help.

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>> I was going to say [snorts] with the Lions Yeah. >> Lions in town here. They I think our Lions is a different type of an organization and the VFW is a different type. I don't think they're a 501c3. Um but I think the MEPA Lions is, but I hate to take it out of town, but we will

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if we have to. Um, and like I say, Kurt's got they charge a fee though, it sounds like. So, which we'd have anyway if we're going to pay for the extra work. So, but no, I don't get me wrong, the foundation's been great. They gave it $50,000, the

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local foundation. So, it's not like they're not, you know, they've been very invested in it and they've done great. It's just frustrating and sometimes that comes through. So, and there's a reason, you know, they're all very smart people and done great

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things and there's a reason they don't they can't do it and that's fine, but disappointing. >> Okay. Thank you, Brian. >> Very informative, very necessary. >> Any other superlatives I can speak

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tonight? If you guys want to look in your packet that I emailed to you is the 2027 budget. So if you guys want to look that over for next month, come back, let us know if you have any things that you want to

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change. Or even better, if you come up with things while you're looking at it throughout the month, just email them to me and I'll send them over to Kim so she can have either an explanation or some sort of a something. Or if you guys want her to come, she can come.

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So, as you're looking at it, as you're thinking of it, just send over a message. >> Jim has been very quick to respond to my emails and very kind. >> Oh, she loves those numbers.

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Well, I could entertain a motion to adjourn to >> all in favor >> and opposed. >> Um, thank you for sticking it out and >> thanks everybody.

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>> Appreciate all these decisions. And I have go back to my desk and get all those along to