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[0:08] All right, we'll do roll call, we'll show that we have everyone present, step in the morning, she is excused tonight.
[0:20] We'll write in, Chris, we do offer some new pressure.
[0:23] I do kind of a way for the opportunity we have to be in this town council, employees of the town of Annabella, we pray that our time will be used wisely and our minds will be able to be open and receptive to the things that we need.
[0:40] We do love the integrity for the freedoms we are enjoying this country and opportunities we have to pursue our hobbies and talents and interests.
[0:46] Do you love being receding these things?
[0:49] Just a question.
[0:50] Isn't it?
[0:51] Good.
[0:51] Good.
[0:52] All of this.
[0:55] I'd like to introduce you to the flag of the United States of America.
[1:00] And to the Republic for which it stands.
[1:03] One nation under God.
[1:05] The individual with liberty and justice for all.
[1:15] Are you guys here for citizen input?
[1:28] Okay, we'll be right into council business and we'll approve minutes as soon as everyone
[1:35] I'm going to do that.
[1:38] I read it when I read it.
[1:40] I read it.
[1:41] You read it.
[1:44] I motionally motion.
[1:49] Yeah.
[1:49] I can also make a motion.
[1:50] I'm going to put the minutes.
[1:53] I'm going to put the second.
[1:56] Okay.
[1:57] Well, I can motion by blue and a second by kelvin.
[2:02] All there.
[2:03] All right.
[2:04] All right.
[2:04] And it's true.
[2:06] We'll move on to more register.
[2:14] I just have one question on that one.
[2:17] That 15, 16 grand is just an annual payment.
[2:20] Yes.
[2:21] She happens.
[2:21] Once a year.
[2:22] Once a year.
[2:23] Just after the first part of our fiscal year,
[2:26] which allows you to write it down.
[2:28] Yeah.
[2:28] That includes all of our property,
[2:30] and the automobile and the liability workers come.
[2:34] Our insurance bill for the year.
[2:36] Our insurance bill for the year.
[2:46] Yeah.
[2:48] And you're in many X's covered.
[2:52] Yeah.
[2:52] Yeah.
[2:58] The white sanitation.
[3:00] There was one for like 115.
[3:02] The four of the drivers.
[3:04] The four of the party gets there for the summer.
[3:06] Oh, that's the summer.
[3:07] It's not necessarily for the driving.
[3:10] No.
[3:10] No fish.
[3:11] Just there for the summer.
[3:11] Each month we'll get one.
[3:13] We'll have a pick it up.
[3:21] So do we always do that?
[3:23] I don't mind it.
[3:23] I wonder if it was there because we used to do school, I was just there, I was wondering.
[3:27] Yeah, that's when it started and then we just kept it going because there were people peeing on the long.
[3:33] And down the slide.
[3:36] Yeah, I don't think you've noticed that it's much used.
[3:39] Oh yeah, it gets used.
[3:41] It gets used.
[3:42] That's good.
[3:44] There was talk about having restrooms in like remodeling there, but in the meantime,
[3:52] did you decide to do that?
[4:01] Make a motion. Make a motion we prove the mark register is pretty well second motion by
[4:08] Chris and second by loop to prove the mark register as presented. All in there.
[4:32] Alright, our next item of business is the ordinance number 2026-03, which is the
[4:38] completed consolidated fee schedule. We're doing this because we increase our rates every
[4:47] to reach here at the two percent?
[4:49] Yeah.
[4:49] And our state and the auditors require us to have it on this consolidated schedule
[4:55] and for the council to review it each year.
[4:57] So it was a very daunting stage.
[4:59] If we didn't change those rates of the year, we still do it.
[5:03] Yeah.
[5:04] It was still just the year in the year.
[5:07] And I don't know actually if you'd have to adopt anything,
[5:10] but you have to review it in the meeting.
[5:16] Is there anything in there that's way out of date?
[5:18] The only thing that I would say maybe looking ahead is the community center rental fees for maybe even non-resident.
[5:33] It has never increased the building of the bill, but it seems to do all right.
[5:39] That would be realizing it hasn't really had any changes.
[5:42] And most of them, three-shutter for non-resident, so much not just to get used both by non-resident's.
[5:51] Quite a bit.
[5:52] There wasn't more than a couple times a year.
[5:54] Oh, yeah. Yeah, definitely. Probably a few times a month, and then team practices, like volleyball practices, things like that too.
[6:04] Well, and, and weddings, it used to be super busy with weddings that now that there's other venues.
[6:09] So the team practices, they just sign up for it, right?
[6:13] Yeah, and if the coach is a resident, it's free, but if not, then it's $10 for now and a half.
[6:20] Oh, so there's a little box.
[6:21] Is that sell that in here?
[6:24] Yeah, it might need to be added.
[6:27] It's not.
[6:29] The net also is not on there, so.
[6:32] Okay.
[6:33] Yeah, pull out to the team practices on their good catch.
[6:36] Yeah, but they're all free.
[6:37] So like I know there's been like cooking clubs down here, is that the same kind of thing, there's that.
[6:44] Yeah, so the, yeah, that, all of that, the home schoolers think rented and it's, it's like $5 an hour or so.
[6:56] Those are things that are just kind of, three dollars, we've lumped it all together into one.
[7:03] Yeah, education.
[7:05] Yes, maybe some of that's medication because we have a charge of the whole 15 dollars an hour
[7:12] But it typically is for the homescores. It's been like five dollars an hour in their hair
[7:17] for Tuesday, but yeah, that would only need to be still there on there, so I think I'd like to see that spill out
[7:28] Yeah, also Annabella
[7:30] Good evening, Club. It's run by a citizen here in the reddit.
[7:35] Yeah.
[7:35] Of costs for $4.00, yeah.
[7:37] Yeah, for $4.00 per free.
[7:39] Good evening.
[7:40] Home school.
[7:42] Had a Belarusian amended for?
[7:44] Yeah.
[7:45] For hours, do you want to meet?
[7:46] Yeah, I do.
[7:48] And we have never had a policy for the building, which would be good.
[7:54] Because there's all these little things that come up that we just kind of went along with
[7:59] that came up.
[8:02] There's a lot of questions there.
[8:03] Another one is people renting for the four hours for free,
[8:08] but then multiple times a month, you know,
[8:10] like should there be a limit or how else?
[8:14] It hasn't been used as too much,
[8:16] but there's been a few times that's like,
[8:19] you know, they're reserving it for their friends
[8:21] and that are out of the town.
[8:23] And it's like three times a month, somebody had it.
[8:32] So, probably be good to table this until we get that spell down on there.
[8:42] Well, that had suggestions tonight on.
[8:44] We'll have one or two categories or one category or maybe...
[8:49] ...watch that a little bit with the cops.
[8:51] And put any thought into it.
[8:53] Right now we're there.
[8:58] We can always do the easy and probably smartly as a team
[9:02] that would you put something together.
[9:05] Yeah.
[9:05] That would be good.
[9:06] because then I can talk about this different story.
[9:09] It's a very old thing.
[9:09] So I don't think we're out to like gouge anyone.
[9:11] No, but just to cover a cleaning cost.
[9:14] 25 homeschoolers are probably going to do more damage
[9:16] than eight bakers.
[9:20] Yeah, exactly.
[9:22] So yeah, I'll fit.
[9:23] If I'm not damaged, but they're going to use the rest of them.
[9:26] Yeah.
[9:26] I want to talk about cleaning things like when people
[9:28] do rent or fees covering like, I'd imagine,
[9:33] And there's probably 20 homeschoolers.
[9:37] They're not even paying for the need was hourly rate.
[9:40] Yeah, to clean it.
[9:42] Yeah.
[9:42] By the time they're there for maybe five hours.
[9:45] It's about five hours.
[9:46] Or five hours.
[9:47] So it's like 20, 25 hours.
[9:49] So my bare off set up, but then you've got utilities and all that being so.
[9:56] I woke up with something together and can look at it and go from there.
[10:05] That sounds good.
[10:07] But that's not a chance.
[10:11] Or else is considered adopting me just to just take off.
[10:18] Every mouth looked okay when I looked here.
[10:29] And no one was a widow.
[10:30] We don't worry about garbage cans.
[10:32] I didn't need to be the virus that they're interesting.
[10:35] Yeah.
[10:36] Yeah. They'll do either do the widow rate or if they have to.
[10:39] They offer the service they'll go up and get the cart.
[10:41] If somebody's not able to do it, but then they wouldn't get the widow rate.
[10:45] If they were doing that for them.
[10:46] So they'd have to eat it or.
[10:51] This is good, that's right.
[10:52] They have to.
[10:53] They have to.
[10:56] Like, how does it have to happen?
[10:58] So, Pat, my neighbor, does she know about little bit over a ray, or...
[11:02] Is that something through whites?
[11:04] Yeah, so I...
[11:06] I've...
[11:06] I've let whites know.
[11:09] I...
[11:09] I should go through again to make sure not missing anybody, because there's always
[11:12] this unique.
[11:14] Yeah.
[11:15] You reach out to them.
[11:16] Yeah.
[11:17] No.
[11:18] And I just let whites know, and then I just...
[11:21] I don't really reach out to him, I just do what.
[11:26] She had a jack, so it could be just that.
[11:29] Oh yeah, that's right.
[11:30] He just cast away something.
[11:37] Yeah, and then I let whites know when they adjust it on their side for us.
[11:42] Let's see how they jump out and grab the car for them.
[11:46] They care of it.
[11:48] I wonder if this whites have like a little computer that tells them all this.
[11:51] How do they remember all this?
[11:52] Yeah, I don't know.
[11:53] There are a lot of things they have to remember.
[11:59] Good solution for that is to have a better ministering problem with the church that I belong to.
[12:06] Would you take care of the rest of the church?
[12:12] Yeah, good.
[12:12] I mean, bring their book.
[12:16] There's a garbage out to the road.
[12:17] I mean, that makes a lot of sense.
[12:21] To me, it is very helpful.
[12:23] That's very helpful is to take care of the road.
[12:25] Yeah, they do that from wealth.
[12:28] My mom and Seline is a little.
[12:30] Who does it?
[12:31] Chief of Police lives across the street.
[12:33] Yeah, he does.
[12:33] There you go.
[12:35] I don't know.
[12:36] He does it every Friday.
[12:38] Great.
[12:39] What's awesome?
[12:41] I'm going to bring that up.
[12:43] I don't care.
[12:44] It's not.
[12:45] It's a workhouse.
[12:46] It's a workhouse.
[12:47] It's a workhouse.
[12:48] It's a workhouse.
[12:51] Do we need a notion of table?
[12:53] No.
[12:54] Okay.
[12:55] Mark that down, it's a table bit.
[12:59] Okay,
[13:03] take that next time.
[13:07] Any other council business you guys need to bring up before we move into departments?
[13:14] Okay, that will be brought up later.
[13:17] We will move into our department business, did Stephanie say anything about Parks and Buildings?
[13:22] And I want you to visit with her, but she said she definitely is ready for these pine trees to be out.
[13:28] And if you figure something out, she's really interested in some, instead of, this is what she told me yesterday.
[13:35] Instead of painting the lines, maybe look at a different type of floor to see if, because I guess there's dead spots or something.
[13:44] It's not an ideal basketball floor.
[13:46] Yeah, that was a lot of interesting areas.
[13:49] So she said she would like to explore the idea of looking into LVT, which is what we have in our country.
[13:55] just because she's now working there and loves cleaning up, holds up, and
[14:00] the potatoes going out, and it's still good for the sports.
[14:05] Yeah, it's the little gym in our school, but it's great.
[14:10] It's called luxury vinyl tile.
[14:11] It'll be taken out of her.
[14:14] And she loves the color over there.
[14:16] So she wants to listen to you.
[14:26] She's like, but if you don't remember, don't worry about how do you use to rock.
[14:30] I can't look at my face.
[14:32] I can't look at my face.
[14:33] I think it's the one you pull out.
[14:35] You're like, trying to pull both of them out.
[14:37] It's stuck.
[14:40] Your buckers.
[14:41] Oh, there you go.
[14:42] It's not your rock, do that.
[14:44] I don't even say a mic.
[14:46] Oh.
[14:47] Okay, sorry.
[14:47] I'm just trying to...
[14:48] I contacted you.
[14:50] No.
[14:51] So I'm a miserable driver.
[14:54] Yeah.
[14:55] Yeah.
[14:55] And she drags us over the apartment spots for basketball.
[15:00] He just says, if it's going to be, she wasn't sure about the cost of painted, did it hold that?
[15:08] Yeah.
[15:09] What is it just time?
[15:11] It's been approved today.
[15:14] Is it painted in the small gym pictures?
[15:17] So, it's a, it can be an enemy, but it's luxury vinyl tile, and they put it all in.
[15:21] And then they come in and cut it out and put strips in.
[15:24] Oh, it's all.
[15:25] Yeah, so then it doesn't wear all the paint.
[15:28] And I was a little skeptical when they were doing it,
[15:30] It looks amazing, and it's been awesome.
[15:33] But I don't know what the concrete looks like in any of its settler and bowel
[15:41] and steering, you have to shave it out.
[15:43] I don't know if she just wanted me to mention those two things.
[15:46] I think she's considering it.
[15:57] We usually just take money like out of the building,
[16:00] rental to pay for stuff like that.
[16:02] Yeah, and then also an option would be from some of the exercise room.
[16:06] or if there's like 18,000 or if I have to get the exact figures,
[16:11] but if that's something the council agreed to see if I want to
[16:16] undo that.
[16:17] But yeah, or the capital projects fund.
[16:22] Okay, anything else on Parks and Billings?
[16:25] Yes.
[16:28] We'll move on to activities.
[16:31] So, get our recap.
[16:33] Yeah, recap.
[16:36] We spent $500.
[16:38] Well, we spent $375.
[16:42] That's what we lost for the first time as a line.
[16:46] And then we ended up giving away $200 and lunches, so we're negative 580.
[16:52] But we got all the cornhole boards, purchased six roasters for the fizz honors.
[17:01] That's part of this.
[17:02] So I feel like we did really well financially with it.
[17:08] We had a 180 for breakfast, and over the last 10 years it's been an average of 1.50.
[17:18] So that last year was 1.96. This year was 1.80, the year before that was 1.61.
[17:26] But over the 10 years it was 1.50 for breakfast and we were 1.80.
[17:30] For lunch we were 1.76. The average is 1.76 for 10 years and we were 1.68.
[17:40] So we over way, over Bob, because I plan to 125,
[17:47] so it's okay, so we've had 348 people.
[17:52] The average has been 321 over 10 years, both of us.
[17:56] So I felt really happy with what we came up with, the flags that are ready to come down.
[18:02] I think we're done with today.
[18:04] Yeah, if you just cut them off because we can maybe use those poles for other flags or holidays or something like that, I know that
[18:21] Victoria wants one of them and her neighbor Anderson.
[18:27] Oh man, Marilyn wants one.
[18:30] And then there's eight, you can just give to Tina and she gives them the ways people come here.
[18:34] Yeah, I know a few people ask.
[18:36] Okay, there's no need to keep them around.
[18:38] Yeah, I think your people might want them there.
[18:40] I'm going to throw them away at it.
[18:42] Maybe if you get them off, I could probably honor before we get them out of whatever.
[18:47] They might, I don't know.
[18:49] They might fall apart.
[18:50] They might.
[18:51] But I think we're done with it.
[18:52] I think.
[18:54] Yeah, we might point at that.
[18:56] Okay.
[19:00] So I felt good about the fourth.
[19:02] And the next activities, of course, are back to back, and it's the 31st, which is
[19:13] a friday, Halloween's on a friday, no, Saturday,
[19:21] so it's not back to back, so
[19:24] Then the FESA 100s will be the 7th.
[19:30] That'll be nice for schools.
[19:35] That will be for the teachers.
[19:38] They like to dress up a little bit.
[19:41] But on the 7th FESA 100s, again, we need to...
[19:47] Do you want me to pursue the seniors?
[19:51] As a scholarship, because it was always done as a fundraiser
[19:54] for the youth activity, or the youth groups of the church, or just do it as a tradition,
[20:03] or do it as a fundraiser, towards the floor, what I thought last November was I should
[20:11] have the seniors anyone that wants to participate, help me plan it, and then they can split
[20:17] the profits.
[20:17] I don't know, that was an idea and we don't even have to decide to do about three months.
[20:25] But that's how originally found it was a scalp count.
[20:31] Yeah.
[20:31] Helping me use of our time.
[20:34] Helping you.
[20:35] Then it went away from that and it became a fundraiser for playing around and different things.
[20:40] And then the last couple years, I've just done a strictly as a tradition by lowering the price and just kept
[20:50] it.
[20:50] So if you do the senior thing and you just split it up, we would call out a scholarship to each.
[20:56] Yeah, I think what I'd have to do is just put an invitation out to any seniors that are graduating this year
[21:01] to want to help put it on and you know, they could make the phone calls and round up people who are
[21:07] like stuffing it. We have it all outlined, they just would make it happen, they have to come and help.
[21:15] spend the day here and then whatever and we could then I could justify raising the price
[21:19] and I say send Annabella kids to advanced training or whatever.
[21:25] You know, people are willing to know me, yeah, just as a suggestion with that, you could also
[21:31] make up days to hold down. Yeah, if we want to do a fundraiser or something, but I'm not going
[21:39] raise the prices unless we have a purpose for the money, like, people are more willing.
[21:48] Yeah, not seeing people, you know, the town, we don't come by a ticket and they say this
[21:54] for you and tell them, they'll just give you, but if it's for a town of 2,000 bucks, there's way
[21:59] better ways for us to make 2,000 bucks. But if they're 16 years, that might be, you know, we
[22:04] it's a price a little bit, that might be 500 bucks, boards are scouting about it. Or, if we do
[22:13] it, we can even think of that because we don't need to do anything until, for a bit, next month
[22:22] with, if we're going to do anything, so it's going to be, oh, it's like just a little bit of a
[22:31] We would like it to be.
[22:38] No, it would have to be adabella residents that are graduating from if we did this.
[22:45] graduating from a credit at high school, you know, what online there has to be in a credit
[22:53] that I'd imagine.
[22:56] And then I'm over the Southern New Touch in your life, Stock Show scholarship.
[23:01] And when they get ready for the money that's when they come and get it, it's not like
[23:05] for that organization they don't just write him a check when we're done. They have to be
[23:10] in a role in the school or they can defer it. Maybe we just write him a check when
[23:14] I don't say, I have no idea, yeah, I don't know, for accounting purposes how that
[23:20] cost to work. Yeah, it would be the cleanest probably just to get it to
[23:24] on.
[23:27] Maybe there's interest, maybe there's not,
[23:34] or it's only two, I mean, they make a lot more money
[23:39] to get.
[23:41] They weren't twice as hard.
[23:43] Yeah.
[23:44] So my turn.
[23:45] My eye.
[23:46] I like the idea of having just sticking with the whole 50 years of it, because low
[23:53] has told me to started in 1946 right after the war.
[24:00] But low is over.
[24:01] 46.
[24:02] So that's 80 years.
[24:12] So that's at least my existence in this town of 20 years.
[24:16] I was shy at the last six years or something, maybe it was for the youth.
[24:23] Yeah, big sales put on by the youth, and that was one of their big fundraising for the year.
[24:36] Well, I like the concept of
[24:40] that.
[24:41] Think about it.
[24:42] Yeah, I like the concept of having a reason to raise that heavy.
[24:48] And that's, do you remember the conversation through years ago when I first took this over as what's the purpose?
[24:53] If it's just tradition, we can go with that, but I'm going to lower the prices and cover our cost.
[25:01] But you know, there's nothing wrong with the seniors delivering the turkeys or...
[25:05] Yeah, it's good, and they'd be good help. They'd have really good incentive.
[25:14] We can think about it, discuss it next month, and decide, or we can decide now, and she can advertise, maybe, September.
[25:29] Yeah, I'm okay to discuss it next month. Okay, and then make a decision.
[25:32] So next month would be first part of September and your flyers go out.
[25:38] Yeah, at the end of September.
[25:39] Like it even reached out to the two high schools.
[25:43] Oh yeah.
[25:43] As well, I'm just taking me to this to your senior.
[25:45] Oh, that's true.
[25:46] To a personal institution.
[25:49] Okay.
[25:49] And you feel free to massage some things around on your use and right here.
[25:55] Because that's not a device.
[25:59] This or you do.
[26:02] Okay.
[26:04] But I mean, you throw a pot in there, people would drop 30, 40 bucks in just coming in.
[26:11] Well, I just remember one year taking, I was at the cash register there, somebody come
[26:18] through and they were from who knows where to look to.
[26:21] They weren't from that about.
[26:22] I said, where's the money going?
[26:23] I said, because of the youth.
[26:25] He's just $300 bills.
[26:27] So, thanks didn't worry about the cost of them.
[26:31] he just wanted to donate, they're going to even be some sort of the picture with them and
[26:38] their plans, you know, the seniors that are putting it on, yeah, I don't know,
[26:48] lean towards
[26:48] that or just like to try it.
[26:59] That's it for me, I think. So the two activities that are coming
[27:03] up, first of the year, we put together a little number two, number three, just when we get closer
[27:11] Reminds. Okay, yes, in that I forgot. No, we're good. We're good. It was so helpful. I've been
[27:17] easter. I could leave. The fourth you guys all just did so good. It was.
[27:23] He's went a little dark. Yeah, I just saw my name on that newsletter. Oh, thank you. That
[27:28] is way too. Oh, that's amazing. That's a lot of shoulder.
[27:35] Yeah, it was very good. I
[27:37] Oh, like she'd go ahead, fine.
[27:38] Oh, yeah.
[27:39] Pleasant?
[27:41] Yeah.
[27:43] Did you reserve the side for next year?
[27:47] I did not.
[27:48] OK, that you want me to?
[27:49] Yeah.
[27:50] I don't even know.
[27:51] Oh, you handed him the check.
[27:52] It's going to say, I don't even know that I talked to him
[27:54] at this year.
[27:56] OK, yeah, I'll do that just to make sure.
[27:58] I think we can make kids play them for hours.
[28:00] Well, that's good.
[28:09] Cornhole, tournament, and OK, not as many as the prior.
[28:13] Sorry about that.
[28:14] No, I wasn't that was my fault because we were my kids playing some kind of a paintball and stuff and there we got back in time
[28:22] That's just fine. I'm just saying the numbers weren't there, but we did that too
[28:27] The competitive and the regular and I think that would be better. Yeah, I think the classification
[28:30] How the double elimination kind of yeah, so next year is about two trophies for like
[28:37] It worked out well. This year because one was a dad son. Okay, and one was
[28:41] That's it.
[28:43] How remember the other one?
[28:44] Oh, wind, Lincoln.
[28:46] It was a wind, Lincoln.
[28:47] Yeah.
[28:47] That's cool.
[28:49] No, it was, it did.
[28:50] They played a trap.
[28:51] They, they lost.
[28:52] It was, Travis and Winston.
[28:54] So, Winston.
[28:55] And then the other one was that.
[28:57] There's a brightening in his dad.
[28:58] Yes.
[28:59] So, both of them were deaths.
[28:59] So, we're at dad.
[29:00] We're at dad.
[29:01] We're at dad.
[29:02] We're at dad.
[29:02] I don't understand.
[29:04] The being that was crowded.
[29:05] I took pictures and you see that.
[29:07] Yes, they knew it.
[29:08] And the being that.
[29:09] Mm-hmm.
[29:10] So, we'll double their numbers next year because we'll do better planning as a family, and this will be the activity that night.
[29:18] Their paintballing will have to.
[29:22] It was good to be.
[29:23] We had a very pleasant evening.
[29:32] I don't know if it's just for cemetery.
[29:34] Status cool over there.
[29:36] It's green.
[29:36] Yeah, it's green.
[29:37] I don't think it's pretty good.
[29:39] It's great.
[29:39] I don't know what it was.
[29:41] It could've rained, but that's a good problem.
[29:44] No, yeah.
[29:46] I think he's done taking care of him.
[29:48] I get it.
[29:50] I think we're happy.
[29:51] I'll mix it on the ground.
[29:53] Yeah, so pulse and bench has been moved when water line under it was a week.
[29:59] How are you doing?
[30:00] But the things that allowed, we've added like three scoops of error that I will back a lot of you to it. And it still keeps disappearing.
[30:08] So we're working on it to work in progress.
[30:11] Yeah, I'm not, you know, yes.
[30:12] Yeah, I think it's my time to be in contact with weeks before we get settled out here.
[30:17] It's the end.
[30:18] Yeah.
[30:18] Yeah, I thought the other day to do it, he was happy.
[30:21] Yeah, I think that's the other day.
[30:22] Thank you.
[30:22] We're trying, the grass has come on back.
[30:24] I just, I don't know, there's no back.
[30:27] and tell me all that's gonna stay where we put it.
[30:30] So, couple things, maybe it's a ground to grow.
[30:33] Kind of in this whiskey.
[30:35] So, I think.
[30:36] And I'm working on that one too.
[30:38] With a bulb in a break open.
[30:41] No, I don't know.
[30:43] It's a lot of work.
[30:44] I don't know what it's doing.
[30:44] I don't know what it's going to do.
[30:44] I don't know what it's going to do.
[30:46] It's a lot of work to do.
[30:53] Okay, we're gonna move on to ropes move.
[30:57] You told me on the mountain the other day
[31:01] You've got somebody scheduled for that, but I can't remember, it's all me.
[31:05] Yeah, Roger.
[31:16] Frank, that ain't about stuff that I'm going to do.
[31:18] Let me type this canal.
[31:20] I don't know if they're taking a cold or it out down here.
[31:23] Or some of my worst stuff is, so it might be nice that we'll get that taken out.
[31:29] And I'll kind of fix it for us.
[31:31] But yeah, I didn't hear Roger on the cracks.
[31:33] Like ceiling?
[31:36] And then we've got a few science to do.
[31:39] No, wow, that's the amount of.
[31:41] That looks so good.
[31:43] I look at it at the same time.
[31:44] I can't even get it.
[31:45] Yeah, yeah.
[31:46] Perfect spot.
[31:47] It's all on the other hand.
[31:48] No, a yellow sign for Walter.
[31:55] Boom.
[31:55] Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom.
[31:56] I'm a character.
[31:57] You want to say that yellow sign coming out of a parking lot right here.
[32:01] And came in and went into this, we'll get that into a few other little things.
[32:07] We talked about salt and sand for getting the gray for winter storm.
[32:10] Right.
[32:12] that stuff. I think we're on top of all that.
[32:16] Minor stuff.
[32:17] For over next year, right?
[32:20] We've had it, it's been looking good out there.
[32:22] I had a few people mention some spots, but we've jumped right on that.
[32:27] So, I don't know.
[32:27] So, can I tell you where it's working better or better, right?
[32:30] So, thank you. So, good.
[32:32] And you were talking about the road sites?
[32:35] Yeah.
[32:36] Yeah, we have to go ahead and get that out of control.
[32:39] we got and we'll spray with that other nature a little bit of the kind of spray once kind of rain and we'll
[32:46] sure sure I'm just we could do some sort of its seventh program to have people hold that piece that's out from
[32:53] their house. I've got everybody I appreciate that I've heard you know because there's a
[32:58] view that just don't do anything you know we try that it is much that we can but we don't have
[33:05] I'm going to invite him to go out with a few sprays and keep spraying in him.
[33:09] You know, not that we would expect people to do it, but if they wanted to do it, they're not going to do it.
[33:14] No, yes.
[33:14] Some sort of incentive there.
[33:16] I just can't think of what it would be.
[33:20] Yeah, I think on that.
[33:21] I love it.
[33:22] It's an advice that we nice to have everybody kind of do their part, right?
[33:26] Just to help us out.
[33:28] Because it is an endless battle.
[33:31] And then I feel like we're still losing.
[33:33] Even though it doesn't, apparently, it is.
[33:35] So
[33:39] yeah, it doesn't get, thank you, Eric.
[33:44] Is that it for roads?
[33:45] Yep, that's it.
[33:46] All right, let's move on to water.
[33:50] We have a nice little cost comparison.
[33:52] Kelvin, you can go over that.
[33:55] All right, Eric, over in our team.
[33:57] I am just looking at it very much.
[34:01] Yeah.
[34:01] Oh, it's pretty hot in your pocket.
[34:03] I don't think we can grab it.
[34:06] We can go over here, I mean, it's pretty basic, right?
[34:10] Yeah, it is, it turned out better than what we looked at in June, right?
[34:18] Yeah, yeah, because yeah, we were off a little there for a little bit.
[34:22] Yeah, it was like, for way, I can't be congratulating everybody for watering.
[34:27] But yeah, then they pulled through.
[34:30] When you look at that bottom line from April to July,
[34:34] and the April to July, 7.5 million cows, not used to say compared to last year.
[34:45] And it was far harder this year.
[34:47] 10 percent.
[34:48] I think that's my own people.
[34:51] Yeah, just real life.
[34:53] Requesting and not.
[34:54] Right.
[34:54] Right.
[34:55] I'm really surprised we didn't actually have to go to further.
[34:59] So I think it has to do with how you set up the pumps.
[35:02] Yeah, I started to switch things around that way.
[35:06] The two-day thing I was skeptical, I'm not gonna lie in the first year, when you saw it, I think it worked out well, I think the compliment belongs to some of you that had those ideas to the jazz, but I really didn't think we'd get this far without them.
[35:20] Yeah, I'm more drastic majors, and it was super, super hot.
[35:24] How did it been?
[35:27] Yeah.
[35:28] This is how small flow coming up to mountain.
[35:31] We did not take in any other reservoirs.
[35:34] Just enough they don't have it.
[35:37] We have something out of the above that we take it more off from.
[35:42] Next year.
[35:42] Next year, right?
[35:44] Or do we hold it and hope that we don't have to do this again?
[35:49] But if we do, we have something there.
[35:54] We've gone this long, I say we hold it, we don't open anything up and lose most of it as it comes down anyways.
[36:01] I think the temperatures are cool enough, and once getting tired of the yard, it just won't winter.
[36:07] Yeah, yeah, sure.
[36:09] I mean, I've just been very pleasantly surprised and impressed with the 10% and even though this is up 43%.
[36:20] 3% I would have anticipated a lot more because it was 100% company this year, helping all that right.
[36:29] So if it only went out 43% I was anticipating 100% increase.
[36:33] No, we did.
[36:34] We did all.
[36:35] So I have any kind of balance that out where we only run the wells in a couple of days.
[36:41] And it's kind of a sheer plot where we really needed.
[36:45] So it seems to be working out really, really well.
[36:49] Yeah, I only have one complaint that I don't want to say it, since I'm being good-coded.
[36:57] It has to do with the fishing in that belly leg.
[37:01] There's too much water in that belly leg, so I can't get out to the fish.
[37:07] In that belly leg, it's not dry enough.
[37:09] And the belly leg has got too much water.
[37:12] I can't wait out under the grass, and I can't catch the fish.
[37:16] So I'm going to have to take the crew out, tell them I can still do that, but you can take that off
[37:23] We can take that off, we can take that off, we can take that off, we can take that off
[37:30] They're going to be nice and there. Nobody will be able to be able to get out there and catch it unless they have a canoe or a boat, because there's just too much, but we're used to, you're used to draining that thing clear down, and then it dries out, then we'll weed out there, and we can't know. I'll big deal.
[37:51] I don't think we'd hear too much water.
[37:57] That's a problem.
[38:00] Well, she could edit that out.
[38:06] No, this is good.
[38:06] This is better off than where I thought we were going to be a few months ago.
[38:12] I appreciate your efforts on that.
[38:13] Yours and chains.
[38:15] Thank you.
[38:16] Help me out with all that.
[38:21] Give me the idea of how the CIV is going.
[38:24] I feel a better proposal.
[38:28] No, I was going to talk just for my number one,
[38:30] but that's come up.
[38:31] September 3rd is when we're on their agenda.
[38:34] So I'm planning to go up to anyone else's welcome to write with me
[38:38] and it's during the day.
[38:40] It is, it's during the day.
[38:42] During the day, September 3rd is Thursday.
[38:45] I believe.
[38:46] And we have to be during the day, usually in the morning.
[38:50] Probably is common.
[38:51] and we don't know where we're out of the gym yet and sent it out. But I plan on driving
[38:59] and anyone's welcome to go with wants to go.
[39:06] It has against culture, but I sure hate to miss them.
[39:15] And just as a reminder that it's a $3 million application in between.
[39:22] submitted it as 820, so a $600,000 loan.
[39:27] Just how we submitted it.
[39:29] Who knows if it'll go through us submitted?
[39:32] Typically, they don't.
[39:35] We'll see.
[39:39] I'll get with Parker and Kyler before that day.
[39:44] Just make sure I have all the numbers right.
[39:47] We know what our average bill is with overages.
[39:50] And so I quote all that.
[39:52] Bring up the fact that we have this built in to
[39:54] And you're the one that has to do the presenting and your pattern, yeah.
[39:59] It's not much presenting.
[40:00] It's just kind of an answering question, pleading our case, telling them the situation
[40:05] we're in, and then answer any questions in the end,
[40:20] plan for that.
[40:25] Anything else we want to talk about on the comparison, other than what's powder cells on the
[40:31] back again?
[40:31] It's a good job.
[40:33] And this was strictly, so I did that question actually.
[40:36] It's a totally co-arrogation.
[40:43] Total co-anternity.
[40:44] Co-anternity.
[40:46] It just says total everything.
[40:49] Oh, yeah.
[40:49] Oh, sorry.
[40:50] Oh, sorry.
[40:51] Oh, total.
[40:52] Oh, yeah.
[40:53] Yep, yep.
[40:54] The pump's the upper and the lower.
[41:01] So I was wondering if it's co-anternity.
[41:09] Is there a total co-anternity?
[41:13] Oh, hey, right here.
[41:14] It's co-anternity.
[41:18] Yes, so it'll show the 25 total.
[41:20] And then, so it's down a little bit the most, the biggest jump was in the irrigation.
[41:25] So 7, 7 million in irrigation, not quite a million in that.
[41:34] Which makes sense, people are usually using them.
[41:36] But on surprise, the zills, the upper pump, for as little as it ran,
[41:42] it's run in the same cost almost as the lower.
[41:46] Eight demand charges?
[41:49] Could be just the demand charges.
[41:51] It is a deeper whale, so we're talking about the last gallons of sugar, right?
[41:59] It's slightly...
[42:01] Yeah, but I'm just looking at like the monthly fee for the upper whale, the power bills,
[42:06] the same as the lower.
[42:07] And the lower runs, three times longer.
[42:11] Yeah.
[42:12] That's what we've debated that, you know, they can charge every time you kick it on like that.
[42:17] They don't show a power up, but it's just a once-a-month, right?
[42:22] But is it based off of something like that?
[42:24] We both have the high-end work.
[42:26] We're not running the up-to-wealth long, but we're running it more frequently.
[42:31] Does that make sense?
[42:33] Because she's on an off-rack, it may run the two days, but probably,
[42:39] Tom, for then, kicked off.
[42:41] Where it's the lower-well, but I should kick on it around,
[42:44] 24 36 hours non stop, right?
[42:54] Not a big deal, I just thought that was curious.
[43:00] Any other questions on that?
[43:02] Pointers?
[43:05] Eric, you're on here under the water business
[43:06] about the source protection update
[43:08] and the cross-connection update.
[43:12] Sounds like steak requirements.
[43:16] Yeah, we just gotta make sure we talk about it, right?
[43:19] So the source protection zone,
[43:21] have no real change, just done up data, you know, that everybody lives in the area around
[43:27] the lower world.
[43:28] You receive a letter every year that states, you know, that they shouldn't be using any
[43:33] kind of chemical weed killer, things like that, because they're over the top of that watershed.
[43:40] So, we run the risk to contamination, you know, there's a few that don't like getting the
[43:45] letter, and they had their opinions about it, but I think we're in most part, people understand,
[43:50] and you do the best to comply, right?
[43:53] On the town side of it, we don't
[43:55] have to spray any chemical up around that well,
[43:57] or well, we can't manage the weeds with weed burning here.
[44:02] Vinegar, things like that.
[44:05] So we're trying to do our part
[44:06] to not get any contaminants down in that water-sheds,
[44:11] excuse me, the water's in the voice, we give.
[44:15] And then cross-finition can't leave them into that.
[44:20] Everybody should be aware that you need to have a back flow for a better, if you run a culinary
[44:25] to an outside, for a sprinkler system.
[44:28] We also ask that everybody even go to a point, but like vacuum racers on your host
[44:34] bid, right?
[44:36] It's just so that we're protecting every point of entry that we can from any contamination
[44:41] that is, there's a whole ordinance that we have on that and something that new construction
[44:49] I'm getting good response, I'm getting new ones installed, one of the RNS system, we're getting
[44:58] more of the test results.
[45:00] Black, because along with that, once they have a device installed, we have a record of it, they have to have a tested end, released, just like our backfills on town parks.
[45:13] Excuse me, so we have one here, we have one of the cemetery, we have one for Northland, because all those systems are on call and hearing, so they have to be protected when the backflow of a device.
[45:25] So, let me don't get any contamination in there, I can't.
[45:29] So, we have a ton of information we had on it.
[45:33] We do public awareness not at twice a year.
[45:37] We're just supposed to discuss it and it's meeting on with the source protection.
[45:41] So, nothing's changed on it.
[45:43] It's just so that you guys are aware of the programs that we kind of foolish, right?
[45:49] So,
[45:51] any questions on that?
[45:57] Not everybody's favorite topic, cross-connections, but yeah, that's pretty much all I have on it.
[46:05] I said nothing's changed.
[46:07] We have a little application.
[46:09] We feel like I want to do a back float and stop.
[46:12] It's not permission.
[46:14] It's just for record-keeping, right?
[46:16] So, let me know who has them.
[46:18] And it makes easier to track test results.
[46:21] If I'm not getting test results, I'm going to follow up with...
[46:24] This is why you got to test it, and if you don't know, everything that can get to where.
[46:31] Like, if you don't install it, we have to check it off, right?
[46:35] Also, we never get that point with anybody.
[46:39] I haven't had that much push back from any resident that you make to understand why they need it.
[46:45] Most people are right up over with it.
[46:48] So, I'm sorry. I don't know why. I wasn't like wasted it.
[46:51] Too much dust.
[46:51] How many are there cross dimensions?
[46:58] So we just go off like a meter count, and that doesn't count the ones that potentially are on aggregation and culinary through their outside system.
[47:09] I think we've got over a hundred, but are just on culinary.
[47:13] So they're all we're going to have about a hundred approximately a hundred.
[47:17] Yeah, how do you pull near your radiation?
[47:21] Well just call it any right don't even have your radiation.
[47:23] Oh, that's called the predominator.
[47:26] You're just there by.
[47:31] Because if not everybody that has an outspot system
[47:34] has to happen if you're just on the radiation,
[47:38] you don't have to have a back foot.
[47:40] But that's only if you're not running a culinary
[47:42] through the times and then the radiation through it
[47:46] definitely don't want to have any of the two, so that should. Yeah. Yeah, if you have any more questions
[47:52] going on, I need to be ahead. I was just kind of good for that. It's more than I thought through
[47:57] the work. So, yeah, I guess not to install the editing, like this whole area. Yeah, the upper
[48:03] bell there, for bell view. Yeah, so there's 242 eargames, but there's 350 culinary, right? So, there's
[48:14] my slightly over 100 did I guess that we got to get us back for the side of the
[48:19] stuff. Okay, of all the more if we push the car somewhere, the car's in
[48:25] the car's in Chris's and built that hole in town that he doesn't have the
[48:27] irrigation. Any new construction over the last decade of this. Yeah, where he's
[48:33] bought a split lock. That's where he's saying there's a more
[48:41] probably.
[48:42] The years, I don't know what you're going to think of, I mean, and it just closes the system.
[48:49] I don't know if a water is gone.
[48:50] The point being, if any new home within, from the whole, of the old part of town, it doesn't
[48:58] have, so we've got you.
[49:00] None of these guys, none of the other stuff's up to this.
[49:04] There's a few.
[49:05] Let me explain.
[49:10] All right, things are, any other water?
[49:15] We have the effect of feeling of a patient, a patient, a treatment that's not controlled
[49:25] on the water.
[49:30] The fever until the light.
[49:32] I'm going to see the effect of that grass man doesn't disappear in the cell.
[49:37] I'm going to need to keep it on the ground.
[49:41] You've been looking for him as a fur bear.
[49:44] I'm carrying a car and you're ready to go on that.
[49:46] I'm not going to put that on.
[49:48] Okay.
[49:52] All right.
[49:53] Caleb, you've canceled business.
[50:03] Last summer, we were going to be night tomorrow night.
[50:09] We're going to leave it to the start around like that.
[50:11] As I said, we're not really going to have anything before it.
[50:18] Other than selling concessions, graphic tickets.
[50:22] Okay, we have our Halloween movie night on October 30th, and then we'll do a Christmas movie night with the Grinch on December 23rd, and that's why we'll draw the TV Rebels,
[50:46] and we're planning on doing the big sale and wrap the Rebels at the best of 100 days.
[50:50] And
[50:54] the post office bulletin board, they're going to do some updates to that, and we were
[51:02] wondering about getting a recycled rubber board that you put on instead of a cork board,
[51:12] what people put their signs on, that way it doesn't deteriorate fast with all of every, even
[51:21] with the push pins in and heels from those.
[51:24] I look into the stable gun, and as long as it's not
[51:27] the heavy duty construction quality staples,
[51:31] it will still repair from that.
[51:35] The orp behind it might have some issues.
[51:38] So we might want to look into replacing that,
[51:40] be possibly,
[51:43] and then painting it.
[51:46] We had that brought up to us from the Victoria.
[51:49] I didn't even know what structure.
[51:52] You're just completely, completely finishing that whole thing to board.
[51:56] How does that rubber mat adhere to your tunes?
[52:03] Still trying to fit you that out.
[52:06] If it's a glued on or if you're screwing it in or what, for sure, the attachment is for that.
[52:20] the cheapest we found would be still be over a hundred dollars for that. If you guys are
[52:26] wanted to fade on that, but where we get it.
[52:33] The rubber part is 100?
[52:42] It doesn't deteriorate.
[52:45] It doesn't. It doesn't. It doesn't.
[52:48] It doesn't. It doesn't. It doesn't.
[52:50] So it stands up to the UV.
[52:56] I'm not sure what the, if it'll raise the temperature for people going to this step on the third and the summer
[53:04] will be black.
[53:11] Yeah.
[53:11] I'm going to get Perelia just back to how you're fascinated that that's going to be interesting.
[53:22] I'm wondering if we can get power outlets to the south end of Old Town Park to get a way we can put some Christmas lights up there.
[53:31] Bad end as well as southwestern.
[53:34] Because I've talked to you about this before.
[53:36] Yes.
[53:37] For like the bounce house.
[53:39] The big and the chance that we take the culinary all the way down.
[53:44] I'm on the same thing we need power down at that end, I don't know what to do.
[53:48] Which I, that's why I asked you that one time, if those land posts are strictly decorations,
[53:53] the Hicks boys put in for their ego project, or is that they're powering in them, I don't know.
[53:58] There's power running through, I just don't know if the wire age is having enough to raw power from them.
[54:04] There might not be, I don't know, yeah, and it would probably end up like, you're running stuff at night while the light was with,
[54:11] and they went up well with, but I'm in a lot of nutrition out of the cataclyc and I'm not sure
[54:17] what the cage is, why are they doing this?
[54:19] This is not light, it's never going to walk and so I just left.
[54:22] Maybe they're just...
[54:22] Maybe they're just decorations.
[54:25] I think you're looking there.
[54:28] I think he was a weak and raw power.
[54:30] Yeah, I think he was part of the health of the Hicks.
[54:33] Do you say that to something light?
[54:34] Okay.
[54:35] I mean, doing work.
[54:37] Just tell me if it's this.
[54:37] Yeah.
[54:38] that we'll get a guy out, or if it is, it will just wire some outlets in.
[54:43] So that we have power out there.
[54:45] I haven't.
[54:46] I'm not that patient.
[54:47] So I'm not that patient.
[54:49] Overstep about that.
[54:54] You said you know we lost the light pole at the wall full of two.
[54:58] That's what he didn't.
[55:01] Yeah.
[55:01] So we had one of the big telephone poles that was,
[55:05] that actually didn't have lights on that,
[55:07] but it blew over that really good wind stormy and interesting.
[55:09] Sorry, I just bought it in here.
[55:11] I was a little excited.
[55:14] Sorry about that.
[55:17] Looking for service projects, Eric said he had some mayor wants us to do a cleanup on an
[55:25] NFL road.
[55:26] And he has said she has such a suggestion, such a neat stuff with anyone else has any ideas.
[55:35] And
[55:39] Emma's campus is running, leading the back-to-schools, the place running,
[55:48] and we'll have some kind of donation been here, just outside the continuous office in the floor, and people can donate to the regardless.
[56:02] We had better turnout last year with the being in July than we have in August.
[56:07] I'm sorry, I was in the breast and I felt really bad, I was in my butter.
[56:14] But I discovered those pictures in the sock hailed didn't use for both.
[56:19] So I might have been able to win this year.
[56:22] Scouring thinking.
[56:24] So as you said, it's an end of the Marlboro winner.
[56:28] Yeah, do you have a little bit of tough to beat?
[56:30] Which is quick and you're a little boat.
[56:32] Yeah, I was surprised.
[56:34] We were wondering about having a joint to port the July celebration maybe, as the afternoon on the third.
[56:43] I'm not opposed, yeah.
[56:46] And then they would like to start fundraising to make up dates to Old Town Hall.
[56:54] To make it more usable for active and maybe nights in that as well.
[57:02] but also updates and stuff that we're not seeing kind of starting to fall apart in there,
[57:11] especially getting some outdoor restaurants.
[57:15] They're for their, they've been here in a lot of comments from family and friends that've come into town.
[57:22] But don't live in town, and then it's, you gotta wait a kid going,
[57:28] I gotta go, where can we take them out of houses, occupator,
[57:37] or, you're,
[57:42] So do you guys want to come up with a suggested list of improvements for the old town hall?
[57:50] We can.
[57:51] We could be somewhere to start, just have a list of it.
[57:54] I know that was a suggestion to update the kitchens,
[58:00] maybe make...
[58:02] If you're out of wait to make that old...
[58:04] Instead of that separate room where the old town council used to me...
[58:10] take that room down and just have it all one big hall. I'm not sure if the air
[58:16] conditioning would need some kind of structure there just to the health
[58:21] maintaining where it is.
[58:26] Those were two of the big suggestions and maybe the
[58:31] the door into the kitchen into the main room so we can close off that storage room.
[58:43] Yeah, so you don't have to go through the storage fuel in the kitchen
[58:46] Yeah, we don't have to make some
[58:49] Yeah, we don't really know it's like we have here
[58:52] Instead of this lighting window
[58:54] and put one free outside as well
[59:00] The service windows that we have in this building
[59:02] Yeah, just to
[59:05] Make some easier
[59:08] Adjustments
[59:09] Here people might be where your door has to go
[59:11] It's definitely not
[59:17] Yeah, that's
[59:18] There's a little with the hiding
[59:21] I think the trail is, like, different in those days.
[59:26] Because they have coming several times.
[59:29] After some plumbing, they had a grand.
[59:32] I think that grass, too, I don't know.
[59:34] Jilton and I didn't want to go forward with,
[59:36] because it would only cover, put them outside for us during somewhere,
[59:41] or they can put like a trailhead,
[59:43] map, and all that.
[59:45] We've been discussed with them.
[59:47] You know, let them use these ones here,
[59:49] We're putting a trail ahead here and we may offer funding to ask all the slower parking lot.
[1:00:01] gucoup, jacri, and the see if that's something you can still put in for.
[1:00:07] Because I was kind of, you know, they guaranteed that they sent it our way, kind of the thing, so if that's not when you're
[1:00:16] looking to, be at least the outside bathroom is fun to know there.
[1:00:23] Just a vibe, I've heard about it for a while, so if it's just letting bring it up again,
[1:00:28] if this is everybody didn't know something you're looking to be doing, so.
[1:00:34] Yeah, I mean anywhere we get free money if it's that's always good
[1:00:40] I like that even this parking lot, but if we need outside pressure and it's old town
[1:00:47] Would that have to be a trail hit that that location?
[1:00:52] Yeah, I don't want to put on a trail that's kind of what there's to them and then make the rest
[1:00:59] in terms of the middle that all of you in the public opinion,
[1:01:03] you're now getting one on and everything.
[1:01:10] But I believe there's like 120,000 or 12 of you
[1:01:15] those who might have had more about plenty
[1:01:17] to find a new private day or so.
[1:01:20] Well, that sounds like a good source,
[1:01:23] but maybe we have to get a prioritized list for old town hall
[1:01:27] and a bathroom's land right at the top of the priority.
[1:01:30] Then we approach them and see and see what the timeline is for that kind of things with the demand
[1:01:37] that we have out there out of the door, batteries being available.
[1:01:49] We would get the bathrooms that are in there, not the greatest.
[1:01:54] We could redo them and put the house side entrance into them.
[1:02:00] Just something that I don't know.
[1:02:02] We have to have some health, exclude entrance into the rest of the building, right?
[1:02:07] Obviously a lot more, so we can just go faster than we do with the building.
[1:02:12] But yeah, some of the very good will.
[1:02:15] And I don't know, you know, if they want all of them in the structure,
[1:02:17] I can't remember all of those specifics of what they had to have to be able to find out what they're gonna have.
[1:02:24] But there's something to think about.
[1:02:27] So...
[1:02:28] Well, if that's something we wanted to do, and the Youth Council wanted to be involved,
[1:02:31] I'm willing to go with the youth council member and talk to Jack and just see what it's about.
[1:02:39] If you want to set that up, Caleb.
[1:02:47] All right.
[1:02:48] Anything else, Caleb?
[1:02:52] Appreciate it.
[1:02:53] I appreciate all the work you have to help them you.
[1:02:57] Tell them we appreciate them too.
[1:03:04] All right.
[1:03:04] Any other business?
[1:03:06] That's how as this we do have an item at the end that will probably go into closed session
[1:03:13] for.
[1:03:14] Is there anything that we want to discuss before we go into that,
[1:03:24] or fresh me, and we don't
[1:03:25] adjourn this meeting, but we just make a motion to go into the closed session.
[1:03:29] Yeah.
[1:03:29] We go into the process and have the votes to go into that.
[1:03:33] Yes.
[1:03:34] We have to have a motion that everyone vote on.
[1:03:37] We have to go into closed session.
[1:03:39] All
[1:03:43] right, I move that we go into closed session to discuss these matters,
[1:03:53] reasonably
[1:03:53] imminent litigation matters according to Utah code.
[1:04:01] I'll say again.
[1:04:03] I don't know if I got a motion by the other second, my Kelvin.
[1:04:08] It's everyone in favor.
[1:04:12] Plus the record, so that everyone with these unanimous, everyone both are dying.
[1:04:17] Any opposed.