[0:19] [clears throat]
[0:23] Yes. And preferably I think he says
sidewalks
[0:28] again. That's kind of confusing to me.
>> Well, I think the one right now says
[0:34] that they can't write.
[0:37] » Well, I wish somebody
[1:06] Somebody volunteered to buy the
pumpkins.
[1:09] » Yes. From Joe. Exactly. Because he goes
out there
[1:15] » and then have somebody go out there
all day.
[1:23] public sidewalks and multi
[1:34] back.
>> Thank you.
[1:35] » Good to be back.
>> Stir crazy.
[1:41] » You know, you think, "Oh, I got all this
time off. I'll do this, that, and the
[1:43] other thing." And then just don't have
it in you to do it. Yes.
[1:57] » But you still I see kids scooters.
[2:04] Any
[2:13] morning?
[2:17] » Yes.
>> How are you?
[2:23] I just went to his house to drop some
stuff off and help him.
[2:55] classified as
[2:59] » we had a complaint today. Would you tell
>> about
[3:04] some lady thinks that they need to be
red? We're like, "What? We don't
[3:10] » Well, yeah. I said, "We don't do that
anymore."
[3:12] » But there was a
>> She thinks they would be like car
[3:18] like we do cards for the city, but not
side by side.
[3:21] » We used to do side by side till the
state got
[3:27] » because they won the money.
>> Yeah.
[3:32] » Yeah. But they're not getting
[3:37] » Yeah, for sure.
>> Well, you can call the county if you'd
[3:41] like, but there's nothing we can do at
the city.
[3:48] We have
[3:52] no
[4:04] problem.
[4:16] Yeah, I think the biggest
[4:25] » out of the country, I mean
[4:30] gas station all the time
[4:34] » and they have to
[4:38] ride this year.
[4:42] They do some that are only
like for when you go uphill or
[4:47] something. It wasn't like fully motor,
but it was a lot of like
[4:59] » Yes.
[5:03] » Yes.
[5:06] » You know what's
[5:13] that we're supposed
[5:21] to have.
[5:32] » Well,
[5:37] Aren't
[5:50] you glad? Aren't you glad you're
running?
[6:00] You're not
the dogs will be just fine in here in
[6:05] the Yeah,
>> our level of maturity,
[6:09] » you know,
>> I just go out there
[6:24] » and then all of a sudden
[6:33] » Oh, no. Not when the sun They're
out there now. It's amazing difference
[6:41] once that sun
feels cooler. It's probably not that
[6:44] much
[6:51] » when they walk back. One of them just
like it's just
[6:57] » now when I come to the door. [laughter]
[7:04] » I don't know.
Do you see that?
[7:25] » Why are you here?
>> Life is good.
[7:31] [laughter]
[7:40] God, I see it. Get into the 80s.
[8:15] I'm just driving by.
[8:26] » [laughter]
[8:38] » They don't think they don't know.
[8:45] couple days away.
You ought to
[8:56] just go get
[9:08] up. They're on that. He's just running
around.
[9:14] I can imagine
[9:18] » right.
>> Oh
[9:20] » boy, that house looks a lot better.
>> It's a lot of work.
[9:25] » How much work you How much time you
think you have left?
[9:28] » We just
Oh, no.
[9:33] Lover textured the bathroom after school
today. I ran out of texture. So I sent
[9:40] Kelly to the hardware store
and I sent a picture of that.
[9:45] » Oh, they'll get their money.
>> He's like, "Oh, no. You don't need that.
[9:49] Just get the spray can. This will do a
whole bas
[10:17] in the foundation tomorrow.
[10:22] Oh yeah.
[10:32] But the smalls
>> they do.
[10:44] » You were at the last meeting. I told her
I bought another house and
[10:49] » I told that last Thursday.
What's the next one?
[10:58] » I bought it, walked across the yard,
sold it.
[11:06] That's a little
>> No, I think it's just
[11:11] » 46
[11:16] [laughter]
[11:23] city council meeting that night.
[11:28] » [laughter]
[11:38] » Oh yeah.
[11:45] » Half of them will be out on the front.
Give them more room and less heat on the
[11:50] inside.
>> Okay. The ones on
[11:56] the yard,
[12:02] » but when it's really hot,
>> I treated it twice already.
[12:06] » You'll see them'll be
[12:15] too hot inside.
[12:19] I still got to spray it again. So, I've
been working on our hot tub.
[12:26] » Did that
time of year?
[12:30] » Yeah, it's been empty since winter. It
broke down
[12:37] » two days ago.
>> I got
[12:42] to do something with that.
>> Not right now. That's too hot. Um Jerry
[12:47] Lenn
every
[12:51] » John Deere John Deere and I think his
wife should be able
[13:02] » or as often as we can. photos. Nice.
That's extremely
[13:11] » tear.
[13:34] be good for like
[13:48] » they had the
bunch of people over there
[13:57] wanted to do one final
[14:01] destroying
And it was like the whole
[14:09] bass called me
looked at holy
[14:17] basal.
[14:26] » Yes.
>> All righty. Let's call this meeting to
[14:28] order. Like to welcome everybody
tonight. Tonight is the pledge of
[14:32] allegiance
to the flag of the United States of
[14:37] America and to the republic for which it
stands. One nation under God,
[14:43] indivisible, with liberty and justice
for all.
[14:49] » Agenda.
[14:55] » Jennifer, yes. Josh,
>> yes.
[14:57] » Jake, yes.
>> Yes.
[14:59] » Yes.
is a public hearing to amend chapter 76
[15:04] ordinance for the purpose of regulating
transportation devices.
[15:11] » Second,
>> Jennifer,
[15:14] » yes. Jake,
>> yes.
[15:15] » Josh,
>> yes.
[15:16] » Earl,
>> yes.
[15:17] » Sean,
>> yes. Any comments tonight? I got a
[15:21] question on So, it says any person under
the age of 16 should not offer
[15:26] electricity.
[15:30] under 16 chain class three. What's a
class three? Anybody know what?
[15:34] » Yes.
>> Is that the high speed?
[15:36] » It's defined under definition.
>> That's the one
[15:47] » 39 mph.
[15:56] H25C.
[16:03] Okay. 20 miles hour
>> on a low speed electric bus.
[16:09] » So, the way I read this is they're still
going to be allowed to ride on the
[16:13] sidewalks.
Is that right?
[16:17] » No, they should be able.
>> They thought we were just trying to keep
[16:20] them off the main sidewalk.
>> At least off the square.
[16:24] » Well, it doesn't. It says you can
designate areas that are like they
[16:31] cannot ride but I mean it's open in here
but you can designate
[16:35] » areas
later that's the way I understand it but
[16:39] that's a gay question
>> the signage.
[16:40] » Yeah.
>> Okay.
[16:42] » Yeah. I know the main qu or the main
concern was that they didn't ride them
[16:46] around the square. Yeah. Because they
brand new. uh if they rode them going
[16:50] down the sidewalk around town on
people's sidewalks they were
[16:54] » I had someone call say they were
confused and thought that we were going
[16:57] to eliminate any kids riding on electric
scooters
[17:01] » primarily
>> yeah that's what I thought
[17:06] » so if we want to do something about a
writing on the square we just do that
[17:09] later
>> yeah it's people that dismount zones
[17:13] we'll establish those
>> okay another time
[17:16] » okay it's there's already something
about riding on the square
[17:22] » in a different ordinance.
>> So, you mean electric?
[17:26] » Well, bicycles of any type.
>> Yeah.
[17:29] » So,
>> is it legal to ride a bicycle around the
[17:32] square?
>> No, you're supposed to get off and push
[17:34] it around.
>> Even on the street? Well,
[17:37] » in the streets,
>> the streets are okay, but on the
[17:40] sidewalk, you're supposed to get off and
walk,
[17:42] » right? Yeah.
>> Okay. So,
[17:45] » all right. Don,
>> is there a minimum age that a child has
[17:48] to uh reach before they can ride these
electric devices on the streets within
[17:53] the city limits?
>> Not if it goes under if it's under the
[17:58] class.
>> Yeah. You have an 8y old riding.
[18:04] » Well, if they're under that many miles
per hour, it would be considered like a
[18:07] bicycle.
>> And I don't believe that. I don't think
[18:10] there's many scooters that go over 20.
No, they're not. I think I think the top
[18:14] speed um was like 26 miles an hour on
those.
[18:17] » In my opinion, that's a real problem
because I've seen young kids that look
[18:21] like they're younger than 10 zipping
around town maybe 15, 20 miles an hour
[18:26] with total disregard for any of the
rules of the road.
[18:30] » Yeah.
>> And they've never been taught what the
[18:31] rules of the road are.
>> No, we talked about we actually
[18:35] » I'm afraid that it's just a matter of
time before we have a real tragedy
[18:40] involving those young kids.
that
[18:43] » that came up that came up last meeting
and it's just going to take seeing them
[18:49] do that and writing just go ahead and
write tickets. So it's just like a
[18:54] bicycle. They can blow a stop sign.
>> You set a minimum age to operate those
[18:58] if they wanted to
>> a bicycle.
[19:01] » No, electric modes of transportation.
>> Scooters I'm talking about mainly
[19:06] because they eight nine year old kids
don't ride bicycle. They ride scooters.
[19:10] » Sure.
>> That's what it looks like to me.
[19:13] » Yeah. But if they're going if they're
going 20 miles an hour or less, that's
[19:18] the that's the same speed as
essentially. It would be the same issue.
[19:24] Like if they're blowing if they're
blowing a stop sign going 28 miles or
[19:28] less, it'd be like blowing a stop sign
going 28 miles or less on a bicycle. You
[19:33] treat it the same, get your ticket book
out, write tickets.
[19:37] » I was going to say it's my understanding
that we couldn't on the roads. They had
[19:40] to follow the regular DOT guidelines,
correct? That we could only um regulate
[19:45] the sidewalk.
>> Yeah,
[19:46] » was my understanding.
And some of the some of the roads don't
[19:51] have sidewalks. For example, there's a
sidewalk in front of my house,
[19:57] » but in most cases roadway to obey the
traffic laws.
[20:01] » Yes. Yeah. And we preached Grant
growing up, you know.
[20:08] » Yeah.
Maybe we should have the uh police
[20:12] department give a educational seminar to
the elementary and and middle schools
[20:19] etiquette for these kinds of devices
because there's probably more than one
[20:23] kind, isn't there?
>> Yeah, actually
[20:30] work with the school and
>> I mean it wasn't the whole school, but
[20:33] didn't the Christian church do something
like that?
[20:35] » We did it in that but it was bicycle
safety and
[20:39] Yeah, that's a great idea. I can get a
hold of Mr. Steph tomorrow
[20:43] at the Christian church. Again, I would
say maybe we have a presentation from
[20:48] Chase or someone saying here's the
[20:54] sooner before you know which rules
actually apply to you. That's my
[20:58] understanding.
different horsepower and that would that
[21:02] be a good idea when you reach out to him
just to like an all assembly of him in
[21:08] front of the classes you know are
divided up you know K through three and
[21:14] then four and
>> the other the reason I'm so concerned
[21:17] about this is what I've said but they're
awful hard to see when a little bitty
[21:21] you know kid this tall riding scooter 20
miles hour down the street they're hard
[21:26] to see
what the rules are for riding them at
[21:30] night. That's another
[21:38] » night there were
two in front of me that and it was past
[21:44] dusk.
>> I mean, it was dark [clears throat] and
[21:47] I'm going, "Man, where's the light?"
Well, if you get close enough, you can
[21:50] see it. It's about the size of a
thimble, you know, on the back end of it
[21:54] blinking. And excuse me, I'm 76 years
old picking that up in the night and
[22:01] when they're wearing black and
everything else is black, it's pretty
[22:04] hard.
>> That's that's also a state thing.
[22:09] » It's supposed to be so many feet.
[22:14] It's supposed to be visible certain
distance. I think it's 300 feet. Um I
[22:19] remember
national programs
[22:27] a national program that that uh we can
look at also to get information to
[22:37] any other comments that
[22:42] Okay.
[22:53] » Yes.
>> Yes. Jacob.
[22:55] » Yes.
>> Sean.
[22:56] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[22:57] » Approve first reading of chapter 76
ordinance for the purpose of regulating
[23:01] transportation devices.
>> To approve first reading of chapter 76.
[23:10] » Josh.
>> Yes.
[23:11] » J. Yes,
>> Sean.
[23:12] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[23:18] » Due to in my opinion it being a safety
factor, I move to wave the second and
[23:23] third readings of chapter 76 for the
purpose of regulating transportation
[23:28] devices
and you guys know I don't normally do
[23:32] that.
[23:36] » Jake,
>> yes.
[23:37] » Sean,
>> yes.
[23:39] » Yes.
>> Jennifer,
[23:40] » yes. Scott.
>> Yes.
[23:47] » I had radio traffic in my ear. Um pretty
much tonight um school year started. We
[23:52] tried to help out with school traffic uh
issues they have. They've got a new
[23:56] obviously I don't know if you've been by
there. They've done some construction up
[23:59] there. It's kind of a mess. Parking is
not great to begin with and it's Morris
[24:03] now. So we're trying to be as active as
we can be up there in the morning and
[24:07] afternoon. Uh, we've got High Five
Friday tomorrow with the um sheriff's
[24:12] department and the hospital and we're
working to fill a few vacant instructor
[24:16] roles and that's all I got.
>> Jeff couldn't be here tonight, but he
[24:22] sent me an update and
everything's going good on the fire
[24:26] department. They had a pretty good size
fire yesterday involving hay bales,
[24:30] about 344
hay bales. Um and then on the um on the
[24:37] code side and nothing really urgent to
report. He's starting to put the hammer
[24:43] down on some delinquent properties and
people not mowing and not picking up
[24:46] junk around their yard. So that is his
report
[24:53] center.
[24:59] » Okay. Main Street.
>> Okay. Um, we had a good gem and deli
[25:03] competition last weekend, 29 entries,
uh, which was a good fundraiser for the
[25:09] farmers market. We have everything ready
to go for the fall festival on September
[25:14] 19th. Our last downtown cleanup will be
on September 17th. Um, and we have
[25:19] started talking about ways to fundra
during our hometown event as we will not
[25:24] be doing the festival of trees this
year. So the last one is the ready
[25:30] project is almost complete. We're
working with Rusty to get
[25:38] » in my mouth. I have seven of them. They
came today in Amazon.
[25:45] » Oh, that's too bad. I don't was that
because it wasn't very successful and
[25:49] people didn't do them or
>> it's getting harder to get people who
[25:53] want to decorate them and the amount of
money people were spending to decorate
[25:57] them was not equating to bids. So we're
just
[26:04] » pretty hard to get my wife to get her 18
then before Christmas. [laughter]
[26:10] » Now that jam competition was really
mean. So I taken home like three three
[26:16] things of jam from the house. Yeah. So,
[26:22] » okay. Thank you. So, DC and meeting, but
I couldn't make it.
[26:29] » Is that an agenda?
>> So,
[26:35] » Sean,
>> yes.
[26:37] » Yes.
>> Jennifer,
[26:37] » yes.
>> Josh,
[26:38] » yes.
>> Jay,
[26:39] » yes.
>> Approve driveway agreement with the
[26:42] Davis County Community School District.
>> Table that. Oh, tableabling them. Okay.
[26:51] » Approve class A retail alcohol license
for RNR.
[26:58] » Motion.
>> Second.
[27:02] » Earl.
>> No.
[27:04] » Josh,
>> yes.
[27:05] » Sean,
>> yes.
[27:06] » Jennifer,
>> yes. Jake,
[27:07] » yes.
>> This pass and decide on jetervac truck
[27:13] department replacement plan. So, our our
jitter trucks getting some age on it.
[27:20] We've got in the shop right now getting
welded up so we can still use it. We did
[27:24] a couple of meetings back we did get
your approval to replace the pump on it
[27:28] and spend some money on to try to get a
few more years out of it and I believe
[27:32] we'll do that. It's over at Milton right
now getting welded on on the tank.
[27:35] That's our biggest issue is split out.
Uh that is the biggest biggest and most
[27:41] used piece of equipment we have at the
city. So, I'd like to I think we could
[27:46] get another year, maybe two out of what
we have. Um, but I guess moving forward,
[27:51] we started we we had one demoed the
other day. We brought in a brand new one
[27:55] and demoed it Monday. Believe Monday we
demoed one. So, trying to My biggest
[28:00] thing was there's so many good ones out
there now. New ones cost 600 used ones
[28:05] anywhere two to four give or take. So,
trying to get as much as we can out of
[28:11] this one, as much use out of it. But in
the near future, I guess giving you a
[28:15] heads up that
>> Did we buy ours new or did we
[28:18] » It was a used one 10 or 11 years ago, we
think we 100,000 for it then.
[28:23] » So, we've gotten to maybe we might get
two more years or 12 out of the used.
[28:28] » I believe we can get get a year or two
out of it. But I guess in the meantime,
[28:33] uh letting you know or also asking
permission to pursue investigating other
[28:39] trucks, looking into other trucks,
seeing what's out there. Uh, we've had
[28:42] one truck and that's all we've ever had.
So, I want you guys to demo some others,
[28:46] see what's there, see what's good or
bad, talk to other cities, see what they
[28:49] have, you know, do do some do some
research on before we just try to jump
[28:53] on a truck and say that's what we want.
But in the hopefully not near future, we
[28:58] may have to look at borrow. I would like
to borrow money to buy one instead of
[29:03] just trying to take big chunk of money
to buy one all right now. Now, if we was
[29:08] to do it right now, interest rates to go
through a dealership is around 4%
[29:13] for a truck and they used to put them on
up to sevenyear loan. So, it would be a
[29:18] lot more feasible.
I think they
[29:23] possibly distribute that across all the
all the utilities that way instead of
[29:27] just hitting one one utility, but we
have company cross that bridge cut to it
[29:33] kind of thing. So, I guess I would just
tell you to have them
[29:38] I don't know how many different models
or make or whatever probably, you know,
[29:43] have them try to, you know, try to get
it down to maybe the model and make that
[29:48] they like
>> that's been my goal and that's started
[29:52] doing but
bring it up that in case we bring this
[29:56] one home and it it dies in a week and we
put a lot of money and we probably put
[30:00] 100,000 in it in the last two years. So,
I think it's going to be good. We just
[30:04] replaced the pump and now the tank and
that's the two main main parts on it. So
[30:09] that was 40 going to be almost 40 grand.
So I think we'll be all right for a
[30:14] while. But I guess
>> Earl's got this look of despair on his
[30:18] concern what he's thinking over here.
>> You know, we we've been talking about it
[30:21] for quite some time. And
>> yes,
[30:24] » um
I have some personal opinions about the
[30:28] truck that we have
>> uh and the and that. But um also the
[30:34] fact that I think unfortunately we were
just starting into a year. If we'd have
[30:39] really done this back when we were doing
budgets, then we could have said, "Okay,
[30:44] we're going to set aside $100,000 this
year, $100,000 next year, and $100,000 a
[30:51] third year, and you got the half half
the cost of a truck saved up." Um
[30:58] uh in my mind that's the way I have to
do it at home but uh
[31:04] you know and then look at that as a line
item
[31:08] » and save towards. So
>> I'm not sure I'm not sure I followed
[31:14] budget 100% but I don't know that we can
set money aside. It's just because of
[31:18] that year we just got to say we're doing
it.
[31:21] » Yeah. So it could come
>> or the fact that we know that it's going
[31:24] to have to happen.
So, I guess that's my point, too. My
[31:28] hopes are that we get another year or
two out of it. We're good to go.
[31:31] » It sounds like even when this gun is
repaired, we need to be working with
[31:34] Tommy Joe to work her magic. She she had
ways of
[31:38] » we've had many.
[31:42] So I guess I just
>> Yeah. No,
[31:47] » the purpose of the loan is so that um
you know there is only up to $100,000 a
[31:53] year that would um be applied out of
their budget. So, right now in the sewer
[31:59] fund, there isn't enough to pay for like
a $500,000 truck plus the $500,000 a
[32:07] year sewer um loan for the plant itself
plus the 500 that it takes to run the
[32:14] budget for the year for sewer, which is
a million and a half. So, um, yeah, I
[32:18] would suggest you would either borrow
the money and just budget the annual
[32:22] payment for a couple years since you
don't have all your equipment or, um,
[32:26] because the one thing that I don't want
to do is raise the sewer rates to pay
[32:30] the truck. So,
>> right.
[32:34] » Okay. Sounds like you
>> and we're only two months away from
[32:38] getting into next year's budget, so we
could absolutely put it right on the
[32:41] budget for next year.
But at the same time, we we hate for it
[32:45] to just die on us and we have nothing to
sell but a scrap.
[32:48] » Yeah,
>> it'd be nice to sell it while it's
[32:50] running and working out that way, too.
>> Okay,
[32:55] » thank you. Proof quote for manhole
repairs in the amount of $36,278
[33:01] from America Rehab Coding. So, you've
got that paper there in your packet.
[33:05] This was something new that we're going
to do. Jeremy had we got one big sewer
[33:09] project down by the country club that's
manholes [clears throat]
[33:11] in bad shape and in the past we just
came in usually the deep one so we
[33:17] usually bring in an excavator and pull
it out of the ground and set a new one
[33:21] in and that was the what we had on just
to do one manhole the old way was 39,000
[33:27] and then we Jeremy and Trent went to a
convention last year for an annual
[33:31] meeting and met these people so they we
found out that they can now liner they
[33:35] can put the liners in our manholes like
we do our sewer lines. In the past, they
[33:40] talked to some of those people and they
weren't really certified and the
[33:43] engineers wouldn't back them. So, we was
afraid of it. Now, they have them that
[33:46] are working. They have good good results
and they've got the backing from our
[33:50] engineers. So, we're going to do that
this year 36 36. We're going to actually
[33:54] get nine nine manholes lined. That's a
big plus because we got so many out
[33:59] there that are still basically a red
brick red brick weld style manhole. And
[34:05] so we line them.
I think Jeremy said a 30 year a 30-year
[34:10] guarantee on these liners. So it'll cost
us a lot of time.
[34:14] » Obviously get nine nine for the cost of
one the old way. So that's what we're
[34:18] going to put these.
>> Okay. So how many is it that you're
[34:21] doing?
>> This is going to be nine. Nine different
[34:26] » 36 will come out of the 350 set aside
for semester.
[34:32] Move to approve.
[34:36] » Jennifer Carl.
>> Yes.
[34:38] » Sean,
>> yes.
[34:39] » James,
>> yes.
[34:40] » Josh,
>> approve asphalt overlay from Park View
[34:43] Avenue.
I didn't get to pull back quick enough
[34:48] to get it in the package from Norris
asphalt. Obviously, we're want to do the
[34:53] street project next year, but I think go
big with the finish off the town with
[34:57] all our seal cut roads and hot mix
everything. uh park view from right at
[35:02] the top of the hill down to the the seam
turnaround and that also starts our it's
[35:07] a kind of in conjunction with the trails
right there that goes down south. We
[35:12] cost us about $10,000 a year to maintain
that just for the damage from the
[35:16] eroding that we spend on cold mix on it.
So we got a quote just to just to bring
[35:21] the hot mix people into town and fix
that section of road this year to go.
[35:26] So, it's the quote came in at 61,900
bucks and some change to do. It's about
[35:33] a 670
long stretch, 24 foot wide. So, it's on
[35:38] right on Q. Their price hasn't went up
from what they what they did last year,
[35:42] which is a good thing. I expected it to
be higher, but I know it's just it's
[35:47] just two blocks. Probably get some push
back of why didn't you do my road? Why
[35:51] didn't you do my road?
That one's we've got to spend another
[35:56] $10,000 on cold patch to fix before
winter. So that's why we was proposing
[36:02] to try to get them in town to just do
those two blocks for this year and next
[36:06] year. That's what we're going to have in
the budget to finish off the whole town.
[36:11] That does does go from Franklin and
that's your that's your trail. Start
[36:16] your trail goes to the trails and go
east.
[36:20] Is it from Franklin or just where
>> Franklin? No, it's not from Franklin.
[36:25] It's just the top of the hill. But
that's where you're
[36:29] just a little
based
[36:36] bic.
[36:40] » Yeah,
>> it's a little it's a little higher than
[36:42] we wanted, but we also put go an inch
thicker on the asphalt. We normally do a
[36:48] 3-inch overlay that doesn't get heavy
traffic except the trash truck. It's on
[36:53] a hill and those trash trucks are awful.
So, we got a bid for an extra inch of
[36:57] overlay on it. Will they put a curb on
that or just No, they will not put curb
[37:02] on there
>> just like all the other street that's
[37:04] been asphalted.
>> Yes. So, people that don't go on that
[37:09] street, it's at the end of the concrete
which would be Mrs. RS. That's the end
[37:15] of the concrete. And from there down to
Jefferson is perfect. What is concrete?
[37:21] But from there toward
bike trail is a nightmare.
[37:26] » That's the part we want to ask.
[37:30] » Is that county?
That's kind
[37:36] » not the road but the properties are.
>> Yeah. Where the trail starts. I believe
[37:40] that starts county down there.
>> Yeah. Because I I know like Dave Mason,
[37:44] he's on that road.
>> A lot of those houses are county houses.
[37:49] » So,
>> one size county, one size.
[37:52] » No.
>> No. The house
[37:54] » weird.
>> Yes.
[37:55] » So, Ros was split. We got and we got
ownership.
[37:58] » So, like for for example, for example,
like Linda is here. She's town. Right
[38:05] next door is Dave Mason. He's county.
>> Yep.
[38:08] » So, you know, we have that on car
street.
[38:12] very
[38:19] » proposing to do those two blocks for
this year and hopefully next year in May
[38:23] or June do the rest
[38:32] » yes
>> Jennifer
[38:34] » yes
[38:37] » yes
>> Jake
[38:39] » yes
>> Josh
[38:40] » yes I'm I'm
Hoping someday some third ward streets
[38:45] get done.
[38:49] » Prove 32,500
for purchase property on Chestnut
[38:53] Street.
[38:57] » You got that?
>> Oh, that is uh so that's the property
[39:00] over Mr. Goodness that's in between our
two properties over off Chestnut between
[39:04] Chestnut and South Street. That was we
he priced it 35 to us. We counter the 30
[39:12] and then he back the 30 to buy for that
property.
[39:18] It could be a good investment. I feel
like it's going to say that money was
[39:23] they already have the money to do that.
>> Yeah. It'll come out of the streets
[39:26] department
>> for the show.
[39:34] » I'll make a motion to approve it.
Second,
[39:39] » Josh,
>> yes.
[39:41] » Jennifer,
>> yes.
[39:42] » Jake,
>> yes.
[39:43] » Sean,
>> yes.
[39:44] » Earl,
>> yes.
[39:46] » Street closings for homecoming parade
September 25th at 2:00 p.m.
[39:54] » requested that we change that to 1:00
because the parade starts at 2. That'll
[39:59] give me time to get it cleared off.
Yeah, we have
[40:05] motion to approve as amended.
>> Second.
[40:11] » Earl,
>> yes.
[40:12] » Gate,
>> yes.
[40:13] » Jennifer,
>> yes.
[40:14] » Josh,
>> yes.
[40:15] » Sean,
>> yes.
[40:16] » Public comments tonight.
>> I have
[40:20] » Okay, perfect.
If you go on Jefferson Street by the
[40:26] Legion, buy
Bogle Real Estate, stop at that stop
[40:31] sign and you look up at the exchange
bank three stories up,
[40:37] » the maner is falling away from the
building.
[40:41] It's seriously
it's the old bricks like in your sewer,
[40:46] but the front of that building is going
to fall on the sidewalk. I'm not an
[40:51] engineer. But common sense, when it's
cracked like this, it's leaning forward
[40:56] to the sidewalk. You go to the other end
of the block, we've all seen it. They've
[41:02] got it taped off the back end of the
[41:09] » steel.
>> Yes.
[41:13] the 25 to 50 of those bricks have fallen
away and so the corner of that building
[41:20] has nowhere to go except down.
The outside buildings
[41:26] on each side of the square
wants to weather the storm. But that
[41:33] north block,
>> we need to get somebody in there before
[41:37] who has that building. Does anybody
know? We we did an adject request. It
[41:44] was reported that they
>> I know the exchange bank has got an
[41:47] auction coming up probably because of
that. I don't know whether or not
[41:50] there's a reserve on the building or or
not, but
[41:54] » who currently owns the
>> Josh the east. I'm not sure that the
[42:00] south one's in a new under contract. It
was a [clears throat]
[42:05] » Yeah, the people living in it now are
are buying it off contract. They've been
[42:10] they've been in contracts
>> since
[42:13] they sold it.
>> No, they still own
[42:18] the bottom line is this.
>> They're not an engineer. But when you've
[42:22] got a wall cracking and leaning out just
everyone in here, drive by and look and
[42:28] we'll have the same opinion.
>> Is somebody doing something with that
[42:31] building
into that where you guys taped it off?
[42:35] » We It was just a Jeff just asked us to
do it kind of a safety thing. It it
[42:39] those look really rough on that corner.
So, we're trying to keep them away from
[42:42] from that corner right there where the
bricks have started falling.
[42:46] » Somebody was taking them out of there.
That's why Jeff had them somebody was
[42:49] actually pulling them out and stacking
them on the ground and so she had to she
[42:54] called it in and then Jeff came and put
it around it. She I know that the um
[42:59] person that did the tuck pointing on
some of the other buildings has visited
[43:02] her so she is in contact with the person
but I don't know.
[43:09] I know that auction's what? September
25th.
[43:14] » Oh, it's
>> end
[43:21] by that. [laughter] It has it has some
work done on
[43:26] North.
>> We may I mean what what I'm saying is
[43:31] when that auction ends it may be I
haven't somebody mentioned Bruce the
[43:37] other day. You see the crack on that? So
I drive by and I'm looking. I still
[43:41] haven't
>> right at the top where
[43:44] » what do you call that where the about
three foot is ornamental.
[43:48] » But what I was saying I mean I'm sure
the owner wouldn't really like us going
[43:52] up and taking off something before the
auction was over. But when the auction's
[43:56] over, we may want to make a call to them
and say, "Hey,
[44:00] » yeah,
>> this needs to be addressed or we're
[44:02] going to block it off."
I'm guessing as they do an appraisal
[44:07] that'll probably be noted in I wrote
down to ask to work with you about it.
[44:13] » Okay. As far as how to address it.
>> Okay. Any other public comments?
[44:18] » Okay. Tell me Joe.
>> I don't have anything here tonight other
[44:23] than I am out of the office on Tuesday.
Okay. Rusty, I said all [laughter]
[44:35] » Tammy sent an update, but you're free to
add more.
[44:40] » You haven't seen it. Tommy or Tammy sent
an update. Either it was this morning or
[44:44] I think it was
>> this morning. Sorry, it was late. Yeah.
[44:47] So,
>> unless you have questions, we're good.
[44:52] » Council updates.
There's a football game in town tomorrow
[44:58] um at 7 PM. Uh they are running a JV
schedule, but they're running everything
[45:04] as as it was. Um they've been working
really hard. So, Kelly and I have had
[45:11] we've had a lot to do with like feeding
the team and stuff like that. So,
[45:17] community would be appreciated. [snorts]
>> Okay.
[45:22] » All right. Any other council at least
mayor comments? I'd like to apologize. I
[45:28] didn't forgot all about the high five
Friday until 9:00 the night before. So,
[45:34] um, and then the next time we do the
high five Friday, I'd advise we get down
[45:40] there earlier. I kind of showed up about
8. It was a nightmare getting into the
[45:45] parking lot and the traffic's bad. So,
by the time I parked, I got up there and
[45:50] I missed a lot of high fives. put it for
that. So, uh, so that's it. So, next
[45:55] time the mayor will do a better job or
at least notify
[46:00] the the woman over here, the woman over
here that saved my butt all the time.
[46:03] So,
>> that's what all the kids were saying.
[46:05] They said that you missed it and you
were late. They didn't understand why.
[46:10] [laughter]
>> I was in this I was in this carpool lane
[46:13] thing and I'm going, "What are we doing
down here? Let the kids out. Let's go."
[46:18] » They said it was okay. Everybody else
>> Yeah. [laughter]
[46:23] That's all I got.
[46:28] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[46:32] » Yes. Thank you.