This conference will now be recorded park board meeting February 2nd. >> Um we will call to order this meeting and approve the agenda. Um we got a are we are members already in so we can
vote and everything >> first. Wait, >> where the men in first after? I don't know what's on the agenda here. >> Um, agenda. >> Oh, after we approve the agenda.
>> Yeah. Do you want to do the oath first? >> We're going to flop it. >> Yeah. Okay. So, you want to go back to the old agenda and then approve the old agenda.
>> No, I'm just hearing things wrong. >> Yeah. So, we're going to go out of order. It says call to order, then approve agenda, then the oath. But we'll just flop those two. >> Yeah. >> So that they can vote if they would like to start on the agenda. >> Oh. Oh, no. Sorry. O yeah. You know, my
wife sometimes she can't understand me. I can understand me. >> So, who's Victoria? Who's Carol? I'm Michael. >> I'm Victoria. >> Nice to have you here. >> Vicki. Victoria. >> Uh Tori. Victoria.
>> Wonderful. >> And Carrie. Carol. >> Um the the commitment to this is so special. I really appreciate you guys joining the force here. So, um there is an oath to
take and I've never done this like at a meeting or anything. >> This is going really well. I love this. >> So, we're actually not really part of >> Were you recording back when they would have taken me? Oh, you could go back to the recording. Yeah, I don't want to.
>> It's probably been two years. >> Yeah, it's been it's been a while since we've had a new member. So, >> so yeah, >> I think you were probably appointed by the council already >> with the appointments. >> Oh, yeah. Technically. So, do they even >> do the oath?
>> Okay. Okay. Okay. You guys can read it together if you'd like. Okay. >> I, Carol Schuman, >> Victoria Perez, >> do solemnly swear to support the Constitution of the United States, the Constitution of the State of Minnesota,
and to discharge faithfully the duties of the office of park board member of the city of Sroa, Minnesota to the best of my judgment and ability. So help me God. You didn't raise your right hand. You
got to do it again. >> It was challenging. >> Well, they're way more strict than me. >> Oh, >> that would be miles, huh? >> No. EDA courage. >> This This is nothing compared to a couple weeks ago. So,
>> didn't have to stand in front of hundreds of people and give a three minute little >> This is nothing. Fun fact that we present it, right? >> Uh, no. I I just got on the Minnesota State Fair Board of Managers.
>> Wow. >> Wow. >> We're more less formal than that. >> I don't know how much you guys have been informed about your authority with the park board, which is kind of a true authority where you can manage the parks
with your decision- making. you can communicate special things and you can like um be accountable for the spending and direction of the parks. And so we we have a lot of discussion about where our money is going and um who's doing what and then the um responsibility on us to
protect it and conserve the parkland. Erin's a great advocate of saying, "Hey, parkland is parkland. Don't yield it." So um it's not necessarily like, "Hey, it's our parkland. We want to use it and share it." So, it's it's part of who you are now if you really want to take that
on. And um we work with city council and city staff so well that um it's kind of a one force thing. So, when we're like spending money and everything, we we as park board people are not like out there doing the work. So, it's really nice to
have the people that are here doing the work for us and and spending that money, but that money comes and goes quick. So, we need good thinkers with this this board. >> Which moves us on to our agenda
>> always has great segways. >> Yes. >> This is why I should never run the park board meetings because mine are definitely not as entertaining. >> Little drop your little >> I'm just saying mine's just like, "All right, let's go. I got children at home."
>> There are no additions to when it was sent out. So, I'll go ahead and make an >> See, this is why I will make a motion to approve the agenda. >> I'll second. >> All in favor? >> I
>> All opposed. And that agenda is passed. And are you guys familiar with the Roberts rules of meetings? >> Yes. >> Rogers. Yeah. Okay. We know what to do. >> Okay. All right. And then we got meeting
minutes from December 1st, which January was a off month. December 1st. We have quorums that day. I wonder. >> I don't think we did. >> Are you talking about January?
>> December. We should have had a dece. >> Yeah. But there Yeah, there's enough of you. You got You three can just vote on it and then you two can abstain. >> You don't have to though. Yeah, you don't have to, but
if you would like to, you can. >> Yeah, I'll make a motion to approve the previous minutes. >> I will second. >> All in favor? >> I >> opposed. Uh, minutes from December 1st are
passed. And I'm going to just express my appreciation to continue with the Greater Minnesota Parks and Trails membership because if you've looked into their um their their uh entity, the amount of grant work they're capable of doing for us if we keep
communication with them is impressive. And um there's an effort to keep on going to like their conferences and and seeing what they're up to so that we can get a piece of that. So, okay, now we
got accounts payable. >> Utilize it. It's going to be well worth it. They do have some good information that they email out. Are are you on the email chain? Did we add you to have them email stuff when they email it out to send it to you?
>> I joined it myself. >> You did? Okay, perfect. >> Um, they had a recent conference like west of here near uh like the Canon River headarters or whatever >> and that was I missed that one, but it was going to be a good um networking
opportunity. So, I look for that next opportunity there. >> I'll make a motion to approve the accounts payable. >> All in favor? >> I opposed. And accounts payable passes for February.
Do you guys have any public comment at this time? Okay, good. >> And then uh this park board's officer election. Let's shuffle it up. What do we got? >> Can I just jump in there one second? >> Yes, please.
>> These two introduce themselves, but we really didn't go around the table and introduce probably wondering who we are. >> You got to guess the names. >> It's fine. >> I'm Kayla Gford.
>> Michael Schulty. Aaron Win. >> I'm Brian G. I'm the city administrator. I'm here for support and director. >> And I'm Miranda. I was talking back and forth with you, too. >> Most often Jeff and his team will carry
out whatever you guys tell them to carry out as part. So, getting numbers and all of that stuff. So, they're wonderful. >> Sorry, Mike. >> That's great. I've been on the park board since like 2021ish 2020. Erin's
been with us for several on and off stints. >> I'm done. >> I'm done. >> I've done two stints. >> The first time they brought me back, it's like no, it's good work. It's um meaningful.
It's It's good work for the city and it's good work for the people who live here and it's fun to spend other people's money. So, >> well, it's yours, >> too. A little tiny part of it, >> but it's fun.
>> Yeah, I've been on the park board for two years, I believe, now. Has I feel like it's been longer than that? >> It may be longer than two years. Brain fog. Um, yeah. So, I just wanted to join. My uh husband grew up in this town, so I wanted to uh somehow support
the parks in the pool. And so here I am. >> I've been a fake treasurer, a social VP, and like a funny president. Have you been all >> I've been VP this last year. Yep. >> Forever. >> Nope.
>> Okay. And then Erin, have you been I think I've been I was president for a couple years. >> I think I've been treasure. They don't trust me >> because I said I like to spend the day.
>> You took it serious. you two have any skills like with accounting or um writing up um models or mantra or what I'm working on as like a capital plan or leading a team with your
voices. Do you have any skills that you want to put on the table tonight? >> No, not get elected. are ready. >> A large part of my current job is doing like accounting work and budgeting um at
Carlton College. I work in Provost office. So I manage all of those budgets that provost office is in charge of. Um I've never >> don't want to do it on >> No.
Um do you want to apply? I mean, you don't have to be elected treasurer, but you know. >> Sure. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Cool. >> What do I have to do? >> I'm just eyes on the >> nominate you. >> There's not much to do with the treasure. >> No, honestly, it's more of a status
symbol. >> Kim, pass us along to if you have questions. Yeah. >> Kim is our our finance director. Okay. We take nominations like by voice. >> Oh yeah. >> Or we can do this.
>> It's not like a closed piece of paper. >> You've got president, vice president, treasure. Is that it? >> I think that's it. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Ordinance before we came in. I'll >> quick look at the website. I've got all this stuff.
Um, yep. President, vice president, treasure. Yep. That's what we got. What it was last year. >> Well, I'll just nominate Mike for president again. I think he did a really great job last year. So,
unless he doesn't want it. >> I move to close nominations and cast. >> That's that. >> I wrote it down. So, now it's it's done. >> There's no erase or delete buttons. Well,
you should probably second my motion to close nominations and cast a mass vote. >> So, we need a second on that one. >> Second. Yeah. >> Erin, was that a second? >> Sure. >> Okay. >> Okay. And then I'll favor >> moving on.
>> Moving on. Um, thanks. And I hope to keep keep your faith. So, >> Mhm. >> Keep on bringing stuff. Look for it. 2026. Okay. And we have the pool update.
>> No, we got to do VP and treasurer yet. >> I need to I need to say >> slow down, Mike. >> I advocate resign. >> I'll now entertain nominations for the position of vice president. or somebody's got to nominate somebody.
>> Well, do you want to do it again? I mean, >> I'll do it again. >> Okay, I nominate. >> That's fine. I nominate >> I've enjoyed it. >> Oh, sorry. >> We were >> opposed. Okay, I will take nominations for
treasurer at this point. >> Okay, >> I'll second it. >> And all in favor? >> I >> All opposed. That's great. Thank you. >> Yeah, absolutely. >> And you definitely don't have to like commit to anything. It's volunteer and
we're just looking for help. >> Okay. >> Yep. Now we can tell >> stops. >> Okay. Who update anybody? >> All right. >> That's me.
>> February 3rd, tomorrow is the pre-bid uh meeting in here. And there's also a team's meeting, too. We haven't posted it really other than to some of the plan holders, but you're all welcome to stop in here if you want to listen in. Um,
it's just basically Burbach will go over the project, some of the changes that were made to the the previous specs u on the first bid and then answer questions. >> Burbach is the company that we are going through. >> Oh yeah. Yeah. I forget you guys. Yeah.
So many years ago before I was here, probably seven years ago I've been here. This will be my sixth year as administrator. But before I was here, the park board and the council hired Burbach. They did an RFP process. You were probably on it. >> I was. >> So you can explain it better than I can. But anyway, they hired Burbach Aquatics.
>> Yeah. >> Who did Chatfield's pool and that's what we wanted was a pool like Chatfields. >> Too expensive. So we went out for initial bid on a $4.626 626 million pool and it came back at 7.2 million. So I read them a riot
act the riot act for a week and how can you miss it by half and uh they agreed to rebid. I said we're not going to pay you any more money. Um and they agreed that yeah nope you we will rebid no more money. So uh made some spec changes.
They had they built a phenomenal pool overbuild uh which cost a lot of money. Uh they had six inch thick slabs um decking which you really don't need. Four inch is plenty. You're not going to park a semi on there. Uh so they made that change. Um and they made the
change. Aggregate was basically a crushed granite, really expensive aggregate that was specked. Uh they changed that to be something a little less costly. Um and then they also changed the time frame. So, we were telling them all the
way along that we wanted a pool open um this this coming spring and they were working with that, but the plans took months longer than they should have than we were led to believe. And so then the the bidding was late and uh it was going
to be all winter construction. Um, and I told them on behalf of the park board and and the council that uh I said, "Hey, can you do winter construction for the cost of what we're looking at?" Oh, yeah. The continuities are in there for winter. Don't worry about it. Yeah. Well, no. And so they
came back and said, "No, we need to go a full year of construction. Um, a full summer and hopefully get more biders that way." We had three biders for no, four biders for the three different contracts. Um, so we are where we're at now and we're
going to rebid and we'll see where it comes in. I don't have any feeling either way and how it's going to come in. I think it'll be high again because everything's high right now uh material-wise, but maybe not. Maybe we'll get enough biders. And we just had a local contractor actually out of
Mazepa stop in the other day in my office and he's very interested in doing whatever he can u because he can do it a lot cheaper, a lot of the pieces. I said, "Well, yeah, come and talk." So, we'll see where that goes. But that pre-bid is tomorrow, and hopefully
there'll be a lot of people there, a lot of biders there, a lot of plan holders to ask questions. Um, we're going to open bids on February 17th at 2 p.m. Oh, tomorrow's meeting is at 2 p.m. as well, but 2 p.m. February 17th is when the bids are due. Uh, we have raised about
661,000, a little bit more so far, but we've also spent 300,000 so far on plans and all everything that goes into it. So, um we need this thing
to come in at no more than $4.3 million about to to put us back in where we need to be. Council is considering um depending on how fundraising goes between when we start building and when we need
all the money. Um, council is considering doing an intra fund loan for up to 700,000. Uh, probably out of our sewer fund, I think. Um, hope we don't have to do that, but it's one avenue we could go to make up a gap if we have a
gap if if this thing is to go, if it comes in where we need it to be. But we can't do any more than that. That that would be pushing it. So, it all depends on February 17th. And if it doesn't uh if it looks terrible, then if
it's way too much, then we'll have to come back and decide um if we want to go ask for more money uh during a a during a referendum, another referendum in in November uh because you want to run those things on the general election times because if
you have to run election, it's about 17 grand >> just to run it a special election. Um, or if we build something that fits the dollars we have, which again then with the $3 million of bonding that was approved by
voters, that will will not be what they were led to believe when they voted for that pool. >> That's correct. >> So, uh, some tough decisions coming up possibly. Hopefully not. >> Welcome to the park board. >> Yes. And and the treasur is responsible
for all of that. Okay. >> No, it falls it falls on me. >> So, uh, that's where we're at with a special loan. What was the title for that? An >> inter Yeah, there's many ways we could do it. We could do an abatement of the area of
an area of town and then capture those taxes to make payments. Um, but that costs money to do that. uh because you have to set up all the legals and and pay our our financial advisor. Um but if we have dollars in in
a fund, uh those those funds are used for something, but we don't have anything right now for the sewer fund, per se. So we could borrow from the sewer fund and and council could put any amount of interest on that. It could be zero, could be 6%, could be whatever
they want. >> So that so those sewer dollars are still making money. Jeff's one of our sewer operator, plant operators, too. So, near and dear to his heart, but >> essentially borrowing from ourselves. >> Yeah. Yep. And we've talked extensively with with Jeff and Paul on that and
comfortable. Not any more than that, but um you know, because we'll need that in a couple years when or few years when uh the sanitary district goes to kind of soften the blow on the the rate increases there. But
anyway, it's all trying to put it all together, but um >> the cardboard funds would pay that back, I take it. >> Yes. Yeah. But but yeah, but you know, the $3 million and it would all be put in, you know, and Mike did a good job explaining. So, as as park board
members, you've got unique um rights within the ordinance and with state law. Um you know, our ordinance says the park board can, you know, you're responsible for the dollars. The dollars are allocated at budget time. you know, they're levied by by the city based on
the needs of the of the park board within but it has to fit within the city's full levy. You know, we can't just say parkboard can't say, "Hey, we want to levy 14% to build the pool." You know, it has to fit within our larger capital plan. That's what took a little
while. Once I started, I said, "Well, you know, we had a $12 million pool, 11 million pool, I think, something like that. Um, was proposed at that point." I'm like, well, yeah, we can't do that. You know, we can merely do. So, we did a c whole capital planning process to
figure out how much we could ask the citizens for as as far as bonding, which is at 3 million, which we have to pay back over time, of course, and that's levied dollars, which increases people's taxes. Uh, so we thought, well, we can do $3 million and still do roads and
keep up with maintenance on on everything we need to keep up on. Um but as park board members uh you can go it even says you can hire and fire. Um however the way it works or the way it
has worked is you know the park board will pass along a recommendation or you'll pass something. Um no you've got you know ability to spend dollars on smaller things but anything bigger we typically would pass it to the council for their blessing. you know, if you
were going to spend a well, I think the park board bought land one time many years ago and it really ticked the council off that they you know, there was a it was part of a flood buyout, I think, or something and they bought they bought a house or some land without council approval and that
we don't want to do that. You know, you do have a lot of authority, but usually we get a rubber stamp from the council on those things. Well, that's the pool and we're all here to work together. >> Yes, we're just part of the gears.
Thank you for that update. That um is important. It's going to be a major when is it going to happen on February 17th? we're going to have our park board on in March and we're going to say, "Hey, this is okay with us." Or we're
going to have to be like, "Let's go from scratch or let's go phase it or >> Yeah. I mean, if it's more than if it comes in more than three or 4.3 4.4 million total, then we just can't because we only have $3 million of of
approved taxpayer levy authority. um you know that 3 million plus the 600 which is actually 300 something because we've already spent 300. >> Um and then we've got the 700 possibly to work with. I haven't got a 100%
commitment but so that basically is where we're going to have to be. And if we're not there then it's that yeah then it'll be a combination of council and park board. You know maybe I would call a joint council park board meeting. We had one of those. >> Yeah.
>> A while back. Yeah. um to decide how to move forward if we want to move forward with the rebid things like that. So we can do something like that or you know whatever your wishes might be at that point >> most public forum and communication and the Facebook whatever we can do to keep
it transparent chewing on it. >> Yeah I mean articles the paper and yeah all that all that good stuff. Thank you. >> That's it. Reports. I need I need a
little bit more on reports. Um I just want to let you know uh so right now the park board is is is parks, but we also have these great trails and that's kind of that falls under administration or the uh council. Um but I think there's
wisdom in doing parks and trails. So, we've been looking and talking about this for a couple years, and I think now is the time that uh and again, I do a little bit more leg work on it, but which would that would mean that you would just inherit the earmarked dollars
for the trails being so there's different funds and some funds are earmarked. That means you can't just say, "Hey, we've got, you know, 800,000 in the trails fund. We're going to spend that to build the pickle ball court." Can't do that. You know, wouldn't mind, but, you know, we need it for the
trails. So anyway, if that happens, you know, it'll be parks and trails. We'll have to rewrite the ordinance, include trails in there. Uh but along with that, um everybody knows about our trestle in town. Have you walked over? You you just moved to town. You
>> recently. >> Okay. So the the trail through the park, if you keep going all the way through, there's an old trestle that goes over the river and that's what connects you back around to Jefferson all the way back around. Well, that trestle is going to fall down at some point. Um, and it
was closed by the county when they did a bridge inspection. >> Yeah. >> All of a sudden, and so we thought, well, what are we going to do? Um, >> it's been ready to close for 20 years. >> It has been. Yeah, I know. I know. >> I know. But it was passing all the inspections. There were some
circumstances and it happened. Um, so talked to council and they approved uh just a temporary fix. So, it looks really nice right now. >> Yep. >> But that surface there's nothing. Everything underneath is rotten. Uh so the what I why I'm telling you that is
last year uh Bill Anggerman and I uh put together a program for a transportation alternative grant u in which you go down and present to the min there's a mindot group of MIDOT engineers and some other area uh leaders that sit on that group and you present and then they will
allocate dollars to different projects. Well, we came in second last year and we received $525,000. Uh we're projecting a $2 million bridge. I hope that's high. Uh but of that $2 million, we can use we could we could
use 1.4 million of transportation alternative grant money. Uh so we've got $525,000 and we're going back this year. Keeping in mind we were number two last year. Hopefully we'll be number one this year. >> And we stand to get another 875,000. So
at 1.4 4 million hopefully. Now those are 20 20 20 29 and 2030 I think dollars. So we won't have those dollars right away but the fix that we did will help us along
and then there are some avenues where we might be able to spend the money sooner. Um and that plays in directly into the park because the park road is shot >> and we said we're not going to do the park road until we do the trestle. >> Yeah. because we got big heavy equipment
right down the road from both sides. Uh so when we do capital planning for the park board, we have to we have a we have a year couple of years there to project that trying to come up with the money for redoing that whole park road afterwards. Yeah, it could stay longer.
It's just going to be terrible longer, but um that would be the time frame. um if we get these dollars and we say, "Okay, we're going to replace that thing in 2030 or 2029 because there so there's a way of uh kind of trading grant
dollars with other communities. If a community had received a grant for something else and they're not going to use it right away, they can give us that money up to our amount earlier and we could pre-build." Um it's it's a whole thing, but anyway.
So, the good news is hopefully we'll be able to put a new trestle up at some point and that it'll be wider probably concrete deck um wide enough to accommodate emergency vehicles, which is is something that you want to do and you have to do now.
>> Um and then we won't have to worry about that dang trestle anymore. >> It's been a pain for years. >> And then along Mike's line, he mentioned the capital planning. You said you've started doing some things with that or >> I have a outline in a rough. It's like a
lot of descriptive stuff that's short getting to me, but I'm going to pass it along and ask for help here. >> Yeah. Yeah. Because I was going to say because I was going to talk about that tonight, too, because we should probably get that going uh as well. Um I just happen to have time now soon. Uh, I
never have time until all of a sudden it's kind of slowed down a little bit. But, um, I was going to say that maybe next park board meeting if everybody brings back thoughts and ideas of the 10-year future of the of the park and things that you
might want to do. We know pickle ball courts, right? >> Absolutely. >> And we know we want to finish the golf frisbee golf. >> Yep. Um the the softball fields will be finished here. Materials are out there. They just got to get the volunteers. So that's kind of
>> Yeah. >> and whatever else. But I think that's where we need to start is with kind of the list kind of the wish list. >> Yeah. >> And then we can start fitting that into um you know what we levy now and discussing of uh you know when we have
the opportunity to levy a little more few more dollars or start increasing what goes to the parks. Um that may or may not be doable depending on the pool for the next couple years, you know. Um so, you know, being able to
raise the levy more for more park dollars might be out a few years. But but that capital plan is important for several reasons. One of which is grants. If you're writing a grant for the park, they want to see that you've got a capital plan. And then they want
to see things that you've already done, you paid for like the the campground. You know, we tried for a grant there and and didn't get it and and finally said, "Okay, we park for it." So, we're just going to do it. A little scaled down, a little bit scaled back, but uh more campsites, bath house, and we'll be
finished this summer at some point, spring, summer. Um so, those are the things that that people that are handing out the grants like to see that you're taking care of yourself, too. Um and then also just for planning and levywise >> if we know coming up hey you know three
years down the road this road is going to be coming up or five years down the road when we do our full city budget planning we can say okay we we are going to need to levy this much more money that year. You know we're going to have to not levy so much for a couple other
things or we'll have to tailor projects around around that road. So, so capital land is very important, but it's a pain. It's a lot of work. >> I'm bouncing off Lebanon Hills and Lake Bilsby in those Lebanon Hills is a
vegan. Lake Bsby is right next to Lakeby, but it's still Canon Falls. They're 200page documents and they're beautiful. And so, I'm trying to kind of >> copy paste absolutely without making it look like theirs. But if you guys go to the Dona County
Park Planning website and check those out, they're PDF files and they're just gorgeous and they have the project numbers and the project plans, the years. They have a little different layout each one. Um, I'm trying to make this map where you can point to what's going on. It'll say like the Frisbee
golf will have little silver dots on it, you know, just a legend on the map. And then what we can do is we can attach popup boxes to show the levy applied, levy application or the grants we're looking for. We can have all this like info for each project and then anybody
can look at it and say this is what we need and these are the years we need it by. And then the future park board could be like oh well this has been going on. This is incomplete. This is what we could keep going >> or deleted or whatever. So, if we have
that, you know, if we have it in our hands, that's what I want to complete. Um, yep. Have it done within months here, shorter time. And if I could get more editors, I might just be passing it along soon to your emails if that's okay
with anybody. If not, just let me know because we'll just keep on working on it. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. As with any board, if you if you send something to everybody, blind copy everybody because you don't want to have an open meeting law violation,
>> right? Can you say that again? >> Blind copy. Yeah. BCC everybody >> and then and then send it to yourself >> and to me. >> That way nobody can answer to everybody because if someone says reply all >> and it you never get called on it
probably until you do. >> Yeah. Yeah. and you don't want to. So, >> um the the staff that works on our grants, >> can I get their name? >> Well, it's CEDA, uh Community Economic
Development Associates. >> Um Kurt does do some grant writing for us. I I have to look and see if we still have any grant hours accumulated. um because we had a bunch of grant hours and we use some of those for the pool
different pool grants. Um but um I can't remember what their names are with CEDA, but yeah, basically CEDA and you can run it back through me and and Kurt, but Kurt um Meister is our community development director. He's contracted
with CEDA Community and Economic Development Associates. He does all the EA stuff. Any other staff acknowledgements that I can put from the forefront? >> Oh, of a capital plan >> the document. Yeah,
>> you got Miranda on there. >> Kim Kim Kim Simson's the money the finance director moving all the money. >> I believe Kurt did write for the tail end of last year. He wrote for the Frisbee golf launch.
>> He did. Yep. Yep. He wrote one for that and he wrote one and he just got one he actually got a grant for the uh Habitat for Humanity that one day he did get that one. So, um, but yeah, and we're always keep I was going to say that too, as far as the
park itself, and we just talked about a grant. Um, there's an AARP grant and it might work out well for the pickle ball court >> because it's all about getting seniors out moving,
>> senior citizens like me, whatever. I got to tell you the the my we're driving down the road in Pan Island. My daughter and I and my my wife and Haley said, "Hey, mom, you should because they're nice pickle
ball court." "Hey, mom, you should play pickle ball." A lot of elderly people do. >> Oh, nice. >> There was silence in the car. >> She said, "I didn't really mean it that way." >> Said it before she thought about what
she said. Judy's 46. >> Elderly people can do it. So can you. >> But it was funny. >> A great uncle. That's kind of hard. >> I said I was a good uncle before. >> Is there a list somewhere of the a
budget or these what funds are earmarked? You know, the amounts and everything. Yes, we can get that to you >> so we know what we're dealing with. >> Yep. Miranda, you gonna get Can you get Kim to >> Sure. >> It'll look a little funky first because it's >> and
>> it's by number for each right >> heading. >> Yeah. >> On the spreadsheet. >> Okay. >> But most of us know what the codes mean at this point in time. >> Yeah. And we can always get you in to sit with Kim. Y >> too. Yeah. Because uh she's been doing
it for so long. I know the budget, but how the money moves in there. >> So, there's four accounts. There's a spending account, uh, CDs and savings, then there's pool dedicated money, and
then pool CD and savings. Oh, yeah. There's one there for the kids kingdom as well. Dedicated account >> kind of dedicated. We can't really find the actual dedication of that, but >> I'll put you on that email, too. >> Oh, yeah.
>> Yep. >> Thanks for sharing that. >> It's very important to our brains. Yeah. No, absolutely. Good, good, good. >> And I don't always make it to the parkboard meetings, but I try. >> Other things you guys want to riff on
tonight? It's open open table. I'm like I was cooking this salsa recipe and but that's a different sounds good. I'm hungry now cutting board. >> Shall we entertain a >> motion to adjourn? >> You got it.
>> Sounded like a muffin. >> I'll make a motion. >> Oh, I would I thought that was my motion, but I'll second it. >> Just pick one. Miranda. All opposed. Much appreciation from you tonight. Thank you for participating. I was going
to say I had an IP at work the other day who was telling me he's like, "Yeah, I