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Is there any discussion? If not, all in
favor? I.
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» Any opposed? All right. Under new
business, item number three, review of
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two event facility license applications.
Jesse,
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» thank you. Good evening, everybody.
Uh before you for your consideration, we
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have two event facility uh applications.
The first one being business owner Salon
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Aventtos Madani LLC. Doing business as
the same. The applicant's name is
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Rebecca Pettis. The location will be
2518 East Walnut Avenue. Uh, and this
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comes with a positive recommendation by
the public safety commission.
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» All right, council members, any
questions on this item? If not, I'll
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entertain a motion.
>> So move.
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» Have a motion.
>> Second.
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» A second. Is there any discussion? If
not, all in favor? I.
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» Any opposed?
All right.
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» Thank you. The next one is going to be
business owner Blancas Venue LLC doing
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business as Blancas Venue. The
applicant's name is Jose Manuel Gonzalez
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Reyes. The location will be 1359
Pleasant Grove Drive. It also comes with
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a positive recommendation by the public
safety commission.
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» All right. Any comments or questions on
this item? If not, I'll entertain a
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motion.
>> Motion.
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» Have a motion.
>> Second.
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» A second. Is there any discussion? If
not, all in favor? I.
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» Any opposed? All right. Item number
four, review of two new 2026 alcohol
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beverage applications.
>> Thank you, Madam Mayor. Um the first one
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is going to be business owners along the
Aventtos Madani LLC doing business as
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the same. The applicant's name is
Rebecca Perez. The location will be 2518
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East Wana Avenue. Uh the license stop is
going to be pouring beer and wine for an
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event center and it also comes with a
positive recommendation by the public
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safety commission. Right.
>> Are there any questions or comments on
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this item? If not, I'll entertain a
motion.
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» So move.
>> Have a motion.
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» Second.
>> Second. Is there any discussion? Not.
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All in favor? I
>> any opposed?
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» Okay.
>> And lastly, we have a business owner
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Fifth Avenue Business Incorporated doing
business as A2C Super Marcato. The
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applicant's name is Sulaman Mmani. The
location will be 613 Fifth Avenue. Uh
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they're applying for a porn, beer, and
wine uh for a retail store. Also comes
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with a positive recommendation by the
public safety commission.
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» All right. Questions or comments on this
item? Not. I'll entertain a motion.
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» So move.
>> Motion.
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» Second. Second. Is there any discussion?
Not. All in favor? I. Any opposed?
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» Thank you, Jesse.
>> Thank you.
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» Right. Item number five, professional
services contract with emergency
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services consulting international for
DFD community risk assessment and
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standard of cover. Chief.
>> Yes. Good evening, Madame Mayor,
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Council. This is a CIP. Uh the purpose
of this study is to evaluate current
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fire and emergency service delivery and
development recommendations for staffing
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station and apparatus deployment
response times and future resource
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needs. The analysis will evaluate the
relationship between community risk call
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volume uh workload staffing resource
distribution effective response force
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response times while identifying current
strength service gaps and areas of
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improvement. This comes with a positive
recommendation from the public safety.
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» Right. Are there questions or comments
on this item? Not. I do have one. This
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is in your existing budget.
Is this captured or planned for at CIP
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for capital improvement projects?
>> Okay. All right. Are there any other
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questions or comments on this item?
>> Not. I'll entertain a motion.
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» So move.
>> Have a motion.
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» Second.
>> A second. Is there any discussion? If
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not, all in favor? I. Any opposed? Thank
you, Chief.
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» Item number six, GRPA boost grant
memorandum of understanding for
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afterchool programs and summer camp.
Steve,
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» so we're excited to uh be awarded this
again um this year. Um there was a few
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more people that put in for it. So our
amount did go down by a little bit, but
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it is a um a grant for $27,500
from GRPA and the boost. Um the the
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funds are going to be used for after
school programs, our summer camps. It is
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a reimbursement grant that does not
require matching funds. So these funds
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will help boost our programs. Um and
again it it is nothing but but positive.
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So
>> okay. All right. Are there questions or
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comments on this item? Not I'll
entertain a motion.
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» Motion. [clears throat]
>> Motion.
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» Second.
>> Second. Is there any discussion? If not,
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all in favor? I. Any opposed?
>> Right. Thank you. Item number seven,
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Temple Bethl Memorial Park project
contract change order number two.
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Jackson.
>> Good evening, mayor and council. So this
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contract extension is requested by the
general contractor complete site LLC for
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a completion extension deadline of 105
calendar days to December 18th for all
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uh construction elements. This is
primarily derived from delays from the
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sourcing from uh materials from the
manufacturer for the the custom pre-cast
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capston as well as to enable uh planting
of the landscape elements within the
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optimal planting season which is in the
month of December. I know the weather's
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not been very cooperative either.
>> Yes.
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» All right. Are there questions or
comments on this item? Not. I'll
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entertain a motion.
>> So move.
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» Have a motion.
>> Second.
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» A second. Is there any discussion? Not.
All in favor?
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» Any opposed? All right. Item number
eight, Arcadus task order number 16,
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Lakemont Drive, Overtar Creek Design.
So, this professional service agreement
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with Arcadus is for uh developing
construction plans to replace the Boss
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Culver located at the Lakemont Drive
crossing of Tar Creek adjacent to
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Brookwood Drive. This particular
location was identified as a high
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priority for replacement um in a
included within a report produced by
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Atlas who is performing bridge
assessments uh within the city. So, this
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would be uh 120 calendar day completion.
Uh the cost is $99,431
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and the funding source is from 2024's
floss SP 356 project account as also
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receives a positive recommendation from
the public works committee.
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» All right. Are there questions or
comments on this item? Not I'll
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entertain a motion.
>> Motion.
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» Second.
>> Have a motion and a second. Is there any
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discussion? If not, all in favor?
>> I. Any opposed? Item number nine,
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Arcadus task order number 17, 223,
Golden Rod Lane Design Services.
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» So, this professional service agreement
is to produce a uh a conceptual
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improvement for the existing storm water
deficiencies located around the 223
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Golden Rod residence. This location in
particular is is included within the
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city's offrightway areas of concern
catalog. And the cost for this would be
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$22,447.
The funding source would also be within
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the 2024 floss SP 356 project account
and receives a pause recommendation from
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the public works committee as well.
>> All right. Are there questions or
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comments on this item? If not, I will
entertain a motion.
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» So move.
>> Have a motion.
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» Second.
>> Second. Is there any discussion? If not,
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all in favor? I. Any opposed? Thank you,
Jackson. Item number 10, first reading,
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ordinance 26-20
to hear the request of the Salvation
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Army to reszone from rural residential
R5 to limited commercial C1A, a
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attractive land totaling 0.706
acres located at 1108
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and 1110 Penrose Drive. parcels
12-182-02-12,
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parcel 12-182-02-13,
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and parcel 12182-02-014.
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Ethan,
>> thank you, Madame Mayor and Council. Uh,
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this is fairly straightforward
reasonzoning. Uh not that long ago, this
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had been reszoned from the C1 zone
district neighborhood commercial to R5
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with the intent for the Salvation Army
to build duplex dwellings on the subject
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property. Approximately two duplex
dwellings and they've done so on some
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other adjacent properties that you can
see on the zoning map. Those other
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tracks zoned R5 uh were all part of that
action. and there are some duplexes on
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some of the C1 properties as legal
non-conforming uses.
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What they ran into were some setback
issues on the subject property. So those
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three parcels that make up the subject
property that we see on the screen that
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are being requested to be reszoned from
R5 to C1A
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um have just have some setback
situations because of that becoming
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a double fronted lot that comes to a
point creates some challenges for them
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to develop that on individual parcels
because in the R5 zone district you can
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have a duplex dwelling which is
precisely what they want to develop, but
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in order to have that, you have to have
one principal dwelling per tract of
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land.
While they have enough acreage and
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plenty enough room to have two duplexes,
because of that narrowing lot, because
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it being a double fronted lot, setbacks
are different on double fronted lots.
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And so with those challenges, they had
requested the C1A zone district because
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their engineer determined that they
could have two duplex dwellings on this
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property if they could combine all three
tracks of land on the subject property
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into one tract of land, which you can
see on their preliminary site plan and
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how they would locate those two
duplexes. And they could meet the
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setbacks, they could meet the zoning,
and not have any issues with that piece
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of property. And based on the
surrounding development, uh there are
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already a number of duplexes that exist
in this area, a number of rental
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properties, single family, multifamily.
It's all part of the Salvation Army
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campus. So, we did not see any
disruption in land use. In terms of
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zoning, uh both the R5
zone district and the C1A zone district
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share several uses, one of those being
single family detached dwellings as well
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as u duplex dwellings.
And there's also no conflict with C1A or
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C1. Both of those are very limited
commercial zone districts. So this
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wouldn't uh create any entering wedge or
spot zone or any of those type
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situations. So with all that in
consideration and the fact that no uh
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public opposition was heard at the
public hearing, staff recommendation was
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to approve and the planning commission
recommended unanimously to approve the
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C1A. I'll be happy to answer any
questions.
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» All right. Are there questions or
comments on this item of Ethan? This is
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a first reading so we will take no
action on it this evening.
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» I have two questions on the first one.
So if you switch first of all do um
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Salvation Army own both of the dwellings
that's sitting there. They do
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» they do their intent is to uh raise
those they would redevelop that
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property.
>> Okay. And then the second one, if
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they're occupied, uh, will it affect
their insurance? Cuz, you know, usually
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when you switch zones, you have to get
the insurance approved.
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» Uh, I think in this case, there'll be
residential buildings rather than
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commercial buildings, and there'll be no
mixing of commercial and and
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residential. I can't say for sure.
That's that's not my expertise on
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insurance. Um but because
>> the reason I ask because usually that's
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why most people come and they say they
couldn't get insurance because the
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zoning got switched
>> right I think in this case a lot of
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times insurance and mortgage is in terms
of getting or getting a mortgage a lot
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of times in this case it'll be Salvation
Army and I would presume that they'll
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operate this out of either philanthropic
funds or internal budget.
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» All right. Are there any other questions
or comments on this item? If not, it
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will be eligible to be heard at the and
voted upon if desired by the council um
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at the next scheduled meeting. All
right. Thank you, Ethan. All right.
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There is no supplemental business before
I do have um before this body. Um we do
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have an announcement and you should be
able to see behind us here. Um this has
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been published um as is required by
state law um timely. And so let's read
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this. The city of Dalton has tentatively
adopted a millage rate which will
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increase property taxes by 14.24%
over the roll back rate. And the roll
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back rate just so we're just for
educational purposes would mean that we
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would roll back our millage rate to a
rate that we would collect no additional
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taxes that weren't new taxes. So if
there was new growth, new home was built
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and that grew our tax collections, that
wouldn't qualify as a tax increase. But
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as defined by state law language,
not doing the roll back rate fully is
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technically um a tax increase and must
be advertised as such if it is being
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contemplated. All concerned citizens are
invited to the following public hearing
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on this tax increase. The proposed
hearings are scheduled as follows. First
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hearing, September the 11th, 2026 at
11:00 a.m. It's here. Um second hearing,
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September 21st, 2026 at 11:00 a.m. Third
hearing, September 21st, 2026 at 6:00
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p.m. That's also a council um night. uh
adoption of millage rate scheduled for
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September the 21st, 2026 act 6 pm.
Hearings will be held in the council
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chambers at Daltton City Hall 300 West
Wall Street. I don't believe there are
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any other announcements at this time. I
will entertain a motion to adjurnn.
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» I have a motion. I have a second. Is
there any discussion? If not, all in
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favor? I. Any opposed? We are adjourned.
Thank you all for coming this evening.
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Hope everybody has a good week.