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[0:01] By the way, my shoes are no longer a brand, but they're sold exclusively on one.
[0:10] I bet any of you hit $20 with the sales tax agenda. $19.11 with sales tax. Council issued them. He had been shipped to the house of the sales tax. Much of the correct jurisdiction.
[0:33] But if you've heard another one sign, you can spend as money else in the city.
[0:54] That's not the
[1:05] e-bikes that we're having issues with.
[1:39] Can we carry the items and shoes as you see them?
[1:50] Just
[1:55] mark it in for you.
[1:58] No words.
[3:33] This meeting is legal finance committee for the City of Belfluce is called to order.
[3:37] Today's date is September 28th, 2026 and the time is 5.30pm.
[3:42] This meeting is being audio and video recorded.
[3:44] Anyone wishing to address the committee is asked to state their name and address the record
[3:48] and to direct all comments through the committee chair.
[3:51] Please stand at the push.
[4:11] Number two, can I get a motion in a second to adopt the agenda as presented?
[4:15] Motion approved.
[4:15] Sorry, we'll see you.
[4:16] Although the members say aye, aye, all of the opposed, same, motion carried.
[4:21] Number three, community input, this section of the agenda permits a person to make comments
[4:25] regarding public business, each speaker is allowed to maximum of three minutes.
[4:30] Seeing none, let's move on to number four. Recommend approval of ordinance 12-2026 public hearing.
[4:38] Can I get a motion in a second? Motion seats. Second to see. Good. Any discussion?
[4:46] Seeing none, all those who favor say aye. All right. All those opposed? Same. Motion carried.
[4:52] Number five, recommend approval of policy 5.0,
[4:56] city property, mobile devices, and camera systems.
[4:59] Can I get a motion on a second?
[5:01] Mojiburus?
[5:02] I can't see anything.
[5:03] Any discussion?
[5:05] Ryan, would you, in case anybody is actually watching,
[5:10] just kind of give a general overview of the difference
[5:13] between our camera system and the flock camera system
[5:17] that everybody, so the biggest difference is
[5:22] our flock is a nation-wide network or they're all interlinked across the country so
[5:29] that's that's the whole debate as they map you in New York all the way to
[5:33] Los Angeles ours is specifically in-house in city limits and it's all
[5:39] stored internally and it's not it doesn't go to any national database it's all
[5:43] our own data so thank you I noticed it does stay on there commercially third-party
[5:50] databases shall not be used as a substitute for documents. I appreciate that. Any other discussion?
[6:02] I think the only other thing is the other rigor national thing and I see that we've got a lot of
[6:07] restrictions on it but even internally officer using it to track people, stock people, all of that. What's
[6:17] protection. So in order for any of them to access it as a supervisor has to be a case attached to it, so if they're looking for a certain license plate, they have to have a case member who are called for service attached to that, so there's always that amount.
[6:35] And then the second person to verify.
[6:38] actually the hot list is that just in house hot list license plates or is that
[6:48] is there stuff from how the state's we have a state so the hot list two types
[6:55] there would be our own hot list so if we have per se age or some of the
[7:01] we're watching for some reason and we need to do something we can put that in
[7:06] in there. Okay. Also any bullows? Can that be things from other states? We can enter those in there. Okay.
[7:12] And then all of them have a time frame. So it's our own. We can establish. We want to keep it for a week.
[7:20] Keep it for two weeks. And then it just goes out of the system. So. Okay.
[7:26] Any further discussion?
[7:29] Seeing none. All those papers to add. I all those opposed. Same. Motion carried.
[7:36] Recommend approval for Gina Carpenter to attend the 2026 Safety and Loss Control Training Conference in Pierce,
[7:42] October, November 4th through the 5th. 2026 associated costs include the $75
[7:48] registration fee and hotel fee of $130. I get a motion in a second.
[7:54] Move your room.
[7:55] Second, Paseco.
[7:56] Any discussion?
[7:58] Are you going to be bringing anything back first?
[8:00] No,
[8:04] I'm not.
[8:06] welcome.
[8:10] I'll see if I can get that data.
[8:16] All right. Seeing none, all those of you
[8:18] ever say aye. All those of those same. Motion carries. Number seven, information on
[8:25] sales tax and August budget. Wayne, by anything? No, as you can see, the sales tax
[8:34] overall is doing very well. Third penny still kind of lagging along keeping
[8:39] pretty much a step with where it was last year.
[8:43] Rev news, just because Clark's routed up earlier.
[8:48] So if Rev news, the closer you are to 33% or under the better off we are.
[8:53] So again, you can see the one-on-one, which is heavily dependent upon our property tactics.
[8:59] That's a little bit behind.
[9:01] The 102, probably a better idea where our sales tax is actually at.
[9:07] because most of the 102 is sales tax. So the sales tax hitting is about where we had predicted last year.
[9:15] As far as everything else you can kind of see on their water and sewer ahead of where they were anticipated to be,
[9:21] length of just a little bit behind.
[9:24] Expenditures kind of the same in line as before where with this one you want to be 33% or higher.
[9:31] that means we're not spending as much and so you can kind of see you go through
[9:36] there. We're sending pretty good and all funds except for the 2-11 which has
[9:40] been that way since January because of our big upfront payment. The landfill
[9:45] a little bit deceiving there because we do have the third cell in case we get a
[9:50] start on at this winter time.
[9:55] Okay, anybody else having any information?
[10:02] same then I would take a motion and a second to adjourn.
[10:05] Motion adjourned, second to seated.
[10:07] All those in favor say aye.
[10:09] All those opposed, same.
[10:11] Motion adjourned, we are adjourned to 536.
[10:42] You
[10:49] guys got the lights?
[10:55] I'll get the lights.
[10:56] You got them?
[10:57] Yep.