[0:03] To the flag of the United States of

[0:05] America and to the republic for which it

[0:08] stands. One nation under God,

[0:10] indivisible, with liberty and justice

[0:13] for all.

[0:20] » Chair will do a roll call, please.

[0:23] » Mr.

[0:24] » Here, Mr.

[0:25] » Here, Mr. Park. Mr. Mr. Rossi

[0:29] » Here.

[0:30] » Mr. Bowski

[0:31] » Here.

[0:31] » Mr. B. Mr. Chancellor

[0:33] » Here.

[0:34] » Mayor CL.

[0:35] » Chief Wel

[0:36] » Present.

[0:37] » Mr. Monte

[0:39] » Present.

[0:39] » Miss Kelly.

[0:42] » Thank you much. Any citizen comments?

[0:48] » All right. Um, need a motion to approve

[0:51] the minutes of the August 4th 26

[0:53] workshop meeting.

[0:56] » Make Rick made a motion.

[1:00] Need a second.

[1:02] » Frank second.

[1:04] All in favor by saying I. I. Anyone

[1:07] opposed? No one's opposed.

[1:11] Motion to approve the minutes of the

[1:13] August 12th 26th regular monthly

[1:16] meeting. Motion, please.

[1:20] » Frank made a motion.

[1:23] I need a second.

[1:25] » Second.

[1:26] » Rick made a second.

[1:29] With that being said, all in favor by

[1:31] saying I. I. Anyone opposed? No one's

[1:34] opposed. Motion to approve the August

[1:37] 31st, 26 financial report. Need a motion

[1:41] for that.

[1:42] » Make that motion.

[1:43] » Cody made a motion.

[1:45] » John second.

[1:48] Um,

[1:50] sure. Would you do a roll call, please?

[1:52] » Sure. Mr. Slightly.

[1:53] » Yes.

[1:54] » Mr.

[1:56] » Yes. Mr. Kirch,

[1:57] » Yes.

[1:58] » Mr. Rossi,

[1:59] » Yes.

[1:59] » Mr. Bowski,

[2:00] » Yes.

[2:01] » Motion carries 5 Z.

[2:03] » Thank you.

[2:05] » Motion to approve the August 30 31st

[2:08] 26th um disturbance list reviewed by the

[2:12] B manager author authorizing council to

[2:15] sign. Need a motion, please.

[2:20] » Rick made a motion. Need a second.

[2:24] Frank seconded.

[2:26] Any questions?

[2:29] No questions. Uh Sher, would you take a

[2:31] roll call?

[2:32] » Mr. Slightly?

[2:33] » Yes.

[2:33] » Mr. Slipka?

[2:34] » Yes.

[2:34] » Mr. CHCH?

[2:35] » Yes.

[2:35] » Mr. Rossy?

[2:36] » Yes. Mr.

[2:37] » Yes. Motion carries 5.

[2:40] » Thank you.

[2:42] » Okay. Um we could get through all these

[2:45] reports. Um the president is not here.

[2:48] Um then I got two quick things. Just a

[2:52] reminder that Irwin AMS has a golf

[2:55] audience September 21st.

[2:57] That's coming up in couple weeks. Um if

[3:00] anyone interested, let me know. I give

[3:03] you the information. And the only thing

[3:05] I want to say is, you know, we had that

[3:08] horrible storm. Um you know, everyone,

[3:11] every single burough employee,

[3:13] um everyone, I'm not going to name

[3:15] everyone, police, fire, EMS, you know,

[3:18] everyone did an amazing job. It was, you

[3:21] know, truly a disaster and everyone came

[3:25] came together to clean that up. Um,

[3:29] report from the mayor. Um, Jeff's not

[3:31] here. Um, report from the police chief.

[3:35] » Yes. Couple things. Uh, mayor apologizes

[3:38] for not being here tonight. He had a,

[3:40] uh, emergency this afternoon to take

[3:43] care of. So,

[3:46] he apologizes for that. Um I was unable

[3:49] to send the weekly report out last week

[3:52] uh due to the storm and not having

[3:54] power. That report will be sent last

[3:56] week's and then uh this week's together

[3:59] uh tomorrow. I'm leaving for vacation

[4:01] Friday. So everything will be out

[4:03] tomorrow.

[4:06] Steal a little off Sean. Um I just

[4:09] wanted to thank everybody for the

[4:11] cooperation we had uh that storm. I

[4:15] can't say enough. um fire department. Uh

[4:19] Lou was running around like crazy.

[4:20] Generator, I mean it was if you weren't

[4:23] out there, you really don't know the uh

[4:26] what we had to go through. Um but you

[4:29] know, everybody worked together. There

[4:31] was no issues. My guys came in early,

[4:33] stayed late. Um I want to thank them for

[4:36] that. Mayor was out.

[4:39] But it was nice to see us all work

[4:41] together. Um

[4:43] Sherry, Caitlyn, everybody was Nice to

[4:46] see and thanks for the help for us.

[4:52] The police department was not immune to

[4:53] the power outage that day. We were

[4:55] completely in the dark and literally

[4:57] working by candle light in our office.

[5:01] Um I along with the mayor decided to go

[5:04] and see if we can get a generator

[5:05] somewhere so we at least be able to use

[5:07] our computers and function. Um we

[5:09] stopped at Sunb Belt. It was very

[5:11] cooperative with us and helped us out.

[5:13] gave us a big light pole that we could

[5:14] run some power off of for a few days.

[5:17] Um, but that being said, you know, in

[5:22] disasters like that, our station and the

[5:24] fire department would be ground zero for

[5:27] the burrow if if anything's needed. Um,

[5:32] it's crazy and I never thought of it in

[5:34] in 26 years here. We need to be able to

[5:37] power up the police department when that

[5:39] happens. Um, I know with the new station

[5:42] going along. I don't know if something

[5:44] could be thrown into that or if we can

[5:45] do it separately that I have to formally

[5:47] ask council for us to buy a generator

[5:49] for our police department. Um because we

[5:52] have to be able to work and and support

[5:54] the citizens and in that. So we were it

[5:58] was a very it was eye opening um you

[6:01] know Chief Mccertie said we were able to

[6:03] use North Huntington in an emergency um

[6:06] but you know we need to be able to

[6:08] support ourselves and the citizens with

[6:10] that. So, um, moving forward, I'll talk

[6:13] with Sherry and we'll come up with

[6:15] something and give it to council before

[6:17] and see what we can do with that.

[6:20] Lastly, um, the chiefs of police

[6:22] meeting, um, West Point County chiefs of

[6:24] police meeting was yesterday. Um, the

[6:26] district attorney's office got money,

[6:29] um, in for a second round of LPRs, the

[6:32] license plate reader cameras. Um we

[6:35] weren't in the first round of it because

[6:37] a lot of bigger departments, Ross

[6:39] Traver, North Huntington, things of that

[6:41] nature, they um got got that first

[6:44] dispersement. But we are on the list for

[6:46] the second round u being considered.

[6:50] We're not locked into anything. Um

[6:52] they're not the flock cameras that's c

[6:54] that causing all the problems. Now

[6:56] they're strictly license plate readers

[6:58] used to read license plates to solve

[7:00] crimes and investigations.

[7:03] looking at who's driving. There's no

[7:05] face rec recognition, anything um like

[7:08] that. So, if we are approved um through

[7:12] the DA's office, I would come then and

[7:15] formally bring it to council and say

[7:16] this is where they are. This is what you

[7:18] know, from what I'm being told, there is

[7:20] no cost for the camera itself. There's

[7:22] no cost for installation. They also play

[7:24] pay the first year of it. I'll find out

[7:27] a cost after that, what it would be for

[7:29] us to maintain them after that. But I

[7:32] just wanted to throw that out there so

[7:34] everyone knows that that could be coming

[7:35] down the line if you know DA's road says

[7:39] that you know our intersections are

[7:41] approved. I did that at Greensburg. They

[7:43] have two um there. So after the first

[7:47] year there are annual subscriptions. You

[7:50] have to pay for the electricity, you

[7:53] have to pay for the cell service because

[7:55] they're cellbased, and then you also

[7:57] have to pay for the subscription to be a

[7:59] part of that system,

[8:00] » Right?

[8:01] » I don't remember exactly what it is. And

[8:03] we put them in I think it was two years

[8:04] ago when that first round came through,

[8:06] but I think it's probably in the

[8:08] neighborhood of one to $2,000 a year for

[8:12] a camera.

[8:12] » Okay.

[8:13] » I'd have to check. I don't have that

[8:14] stuff with me, but um it's not pennies,

[8:18] but it's not big either,

[8:19] » Right? Yeah. I don't I don't know the

[8:21] prices and it's not like a great asset.

[8:24] » Motion um to accept all that.

[8:27] » Yeah. If they give you an agreement, you

[8:28] have to sign a formal agreement. We have

[8:30] a resolution. It's like I said, I've

[8:32] done it before. It's not complicated. Um

[8:35] and it's it's been useful. we've been

[8:36] able in Greensburg to

[8:39] find because it's and you'll get more of

[8:41] a pitch from Dan if it becomes a

[8:43] reality, but you don't just have access

[8:46] to the one or two that they put in at

[8:48] your intersection. You're going to have

[8:50] access to the whole system that you're a

[8:53] part of the network. So you'll be able

[8:55] to see like say you're you're tracking

[8:57] you're looking for a person you'll see

[8:59] oh it was McKisport and then they were

[9:01] in White Oak and 10 minutes ago they

[9:03] were you know Elizabeth and then you

[9:06] notify you know the other agencies and

[9:09] put the warrant out. It's it's helpful.

[9:11] » Yeah. Ross Traber actually solved a

[9:13] homicide last year because of the LPRs

[9:17] that they would have never in talking to

[9:19] their chief would have been very hard

[9:20] for them to solve without the help of

[9:22] that. So they usually put in one or two

[9:26] cameras that are like directional and

[9:28] then like an omni camera like a fish

[9:30] lens. So they'll they'll design it out

[9:33] and everything. And the intersections I

[9:35] was asking for was third in Maine and

[9:37] then Fairwood at 30. So

[9:42] » Yeah, picking up back up the storm. This

[9:46] is something I

[9:50] wanted to ask

[9:51] now that the come up. Um, do we have a

[9:56] place where there is a generator that

[10:01] people can go to in case of an emergency

[10:05] where you know, especially when it's

[10:07] like extremely hot, there's no air

[10:09] conditioning. We got elderly people. I

[10:11] have couple elderly neighbors come to my

[10:14] place because we have a generator. But I

[10:18] mean, for a massive amount of people,

[10:19] » I I would refer to to Sean with that. I

[10:22] would say, hey, the fire department

[10:23] would hold something like that. But I

[10:26] can't say that they I mean,

[10:27] » I've talked to in the past, I've talked

[10:28] to a couple churches in town and they

[10:30] both the ones I talked to did not want

[10:33] to have that liability or do that or get

[10:37] a generator.

[10:38] » But if we again had emergency like we

[10:39] did, their their power is out too. So

[10:41] » That's the thing I'm saying

[10:43] that has a generator.

[10:45] » Yeah. I I I would refer to the fire

[10:47] department be the first thing I would

[10:49] that's something we could talk to our

[10:51] EMA director but just like Sherry said

[10:54] when um the last incident he reached out

[10:57] to multiple churches and they said no um

[10:59] the fire hall does have a generator it

[11:02] it's only a full station generator it

[11:04] takes care of basically our garage doors

[11:07] couple lights and radios um what we

[11:10] found out we didn't we didn't have no

[11:12] internet so all Our call calls are

[11:15] internet based so we have radios listen

[11:18] to

[11:19] » So we're going to re

[11:21] » That we need to really

[11:24] » Yeah we just I mean and again you know

[11:29] like maybe poor event center or if one

[11:32] of the other churches has a generator

[11:33] and they would um reconsider

[11:36] I don't know maybe the EMA could reach

[11:38] out to Northampton and see if they have

[11:40] any

[11:41] » I know I know some locations that they

[11:42] have um

[11:44] I know circle can be one. Um they've

[11:47] done it before in the past. Um

[11:50] I had to stop up there for something and

[11:52] they offered for me to set up if I had

[11:54] to me to have the Wi-Fi in the computer

[11:56] and I was kind of waiting to see, you

[11:58] know, if

[12:00] if I was going to turn back on because I

[12:02] was also out. Um so we we really were

[12:05] dead in the water. I mean our our backup

[12:07] phone we were charging from our cars.

[12:10] Um, we had no internet for any of our

[12:13] laptops. Our phones weren't working. Um,

[12:17] » You can get cellular backups for when

[12:19] you're man based.

[12:20] » That's what we have. We have a cell

[12:21] phone backup for the current phones.

[12:23] » Well, I mean for everything like for for

[12:25] your computers, for you guys, for fire

[12:27] station. I mean, that's how all the new

[12:29] elevators are. They're,

[12:31] » You know, sell back up.

[12:34] » We we have we're starting to use the

[12:36] same IT company that you guys use. He's

[12:39] coming tomorrow. I could talk to him

[12:40] about that.

[12:42] » Um, but yeah, I mean, we had a couple

[12:44] officers coming to a station. Yeah. For

[12:48] » We definitely have to evaluate because I

[12:50] mean, poor Lou, he was using he was

[12:51] using the high left to get the garage

[12:53] doors open because there's no chains on

[12:55] the side for him to pull the garage

[12:56] doors open. So, I mean, honestly, if we

[13:00] weren't in a vehicle to charge our

[13:01] phones, there was we weren't going to be

[13:03] able to communicate and we were out

[13:05] helping public works, you know? So,

[13:08] » I mean, I think I'm sure the police

[13:10] department would want to be in their

[13:12] station, but even if we could, you know,

[13:15] this could be our command center if we

[13:16] get one down here.

[13:17] » Well, that's what that's what Tyler and

[13:19] I have spoke about before is that way we

[13:21] in the office move down here and that

[13:24] way we're still in the vicinity of them

[13:26] because we do go out and help them, you

[13:27] know.

[13:28] » Yeah. And now you guys got to clean

[13:30] catch bas clean off catch basins roads.

[13:33] I mean, we we were out there with them

[13:34] to help them out. I mean, we have a crew

[13:35] of three. And we did have an issue with

[13:38] the one generator at Fairwood and 30. It

[13:40] was too powerful with the lights and

[13:42] actually blue.

[13:44] » I don't really

[13:44] » Yeah, I don't understand either.

[13:46] » Yeah.

[13:47] That street.

[13:51] » Okay.

[13:52] » It's never been an issue.

[13:53] » I still think it was a back.

[13:55] » That's what the guy was telling me. He's

[13:56] like, "Oh, this is too strong to believe

[14:00] that

[14:02] the generator that I

[14:04] was bigger.

[14:07] So,

[14:08] » I think there was a back. That's the

[14:10] only thing I can think of that would

[14:11] have killed that panel.

[14:13] » That was a mess out there. We had to

[14:15] blew the whole circuit board, the

[14:17] lights, the LED lights in the actual

[14:19] street lights.

[14:22] » By the way,

[14:24] Comcast their backup power went out. So

[14:27] even though our car came back on, you

[14:29] still didn't have

[14:30] because

[14:33] apparently they have backup where their

[14:35] stations work. When the batteries died,

[14:39] that was it.

[14:41] I'm not sure how many hours it was, but

[14:43] shoot, I was off for about 30 hours.

[14:48] » Anything else? Chief.

[14:50] » No, sir.

[14:51] » Okay. Report from a manager.

[14:53] » So since we're talking about the storm,

[14:54] I also want to thank everyone um you

[14:56] know, EMS and of course public works. Um

[14:59] you guys had a lot to tackle out there.

[15:01] Um and I'd like to thank Caitlyn as well

[15:04] and Rhonda

[15:06] Stephanie was off otherwise I'd be thank

[15:08] you Stephanie but um Rhonda manned man

[15:12] that poor cell phone and she stayed in

[15:13] the office with no power um you know to

[15:16] kind of let us know what was going on if

[15:19] people were calling in. So then we can

[15:20] kind of all collab out in the middle of

[15:23] the street if we had to. So everyone did

[15:25] really well. we all came together and we

[15:26] all worked hard. So, I'm very proud of

[15:28] everyone here. Um, in addition to that,

[15:32] Monday I met with our general liability

[15:34] insurance. Um,

[15:37] there is a rider that I'm going to be

[15:38] looking at that we currently don't have.

[15:41] I'm going to get with Zach to go over

[15:42] that before I go over it with the rest

[15:44] of you. And then I meet with the police

[15:47] professional liability insurance on

[15:48] Monday. And then on September 12th,

[15:51] Caitlyn and I will go to healthare

[15:53] meeting our healthare.

[15:56] » That's all I have.

[15:57] » Right. Thank you.

[15:59] » Report from the engineer.

[16:00] » Good evening everyone. The report was

[16:02] sent last week. Do have a few projects

[16:06] underway. The private roads

[16:08] is underway. The crew is in town doing

[16:11] road widening and base repair and they

[16:15] should be resurfacing and finishing up

[16:16] paving tomorrow as well as El Grande was

[16:20] awarded

[16:22] quotes

[16:23] for some curving to be placed in two

[16:26] alleys and they're also placing that

[16:29] tomorrow.

[16:30] » That's a ratified motion on the agenda

[16:31] just so you guys know.

[16:32] » Yep.

[16:35] the open bids this morning for the third

[16:38] street parking lot

[16:40] as on the agenda

[16:43] we recommend

[16:45] that too

[16:48] KG

[16:49] well also on the agenda for a storm

[16:52] sewer repair on Lumbar Street they were

[16:55] underneath the threshold but it's on

[16:58] agenda

[16:59] approve them I've been addressing a few

[17:04] storm water issues with Sherry, some to

[17:07] investigate and see what improvements we

[17:10] can do, some issues in the burrow,

[17:14] discussing some residents that have some

[17:16] flooding issues,

[17:18] but I will be looking into storm suring

[17:27] or two lines nearby. Make sure there is

[17:28] no blockages, but I'll be giving my

[17:32] feedback back to Sherry with that.

[17:37] We did get the applications in. We're

[17:39] looking forward to getting the

[17:40] applications in the CDBG

[17:43] month as well as the local LSA

[17:48] improvements there.

[17:52] If if we are cameraing the sewage lines

[17:56] um and if you find a problem with like

[17:58] one of their laterals, are we making

[18:01] them fix it or is that a recommendation

[18:03] for them to fix it or

[18:06] » Laterals?

[18:07] » Yeah.

[18:07] » They have to they have to

[18:08] » Right I'm I'm saying but if we you know

[18:10] we see it whatever you're doing if it's

[18:13] a responsibility then you know we should

[18:15] make them fix it

[18:16] » Right.

[18:18] Anything

[18:20] else?

[18:22] All right. Thanks, Steve. Report from a

[18:24] solicitor.

[18:25] » I sent out my report Friday morning.

[18:27] Since then, I prepared two resolutions

[18:29] for the agenda today for the grant

[18:31] approvals. Uh we did schedule another

[18:34] planning commission meeting. That will

[18:37] be on Monday, September. It's 28th or

[18:39] 29th, whatever that last Monday of the

[18:40] month is.

[18:41] » 28th. I just There you go. 28th. It'll

[18:44] be here at 6 pm. It's uh what you would

[18:48] call minor subdivision. It's a lot line

[18:50] revision. Essentially, one lot line is

[18:53] going to be moving a few feet over um

[18:56] from one property to another to

[18:58] accommodate a storm water facility that

[19:01] was installed on the wrong side of the

[19:02] property line. So, pretty minor one. We

[19:06] got the notice in the paper today. So,

[19:09] we're in compliance with the

[19:10] municipalities planning code. Uh lastly,

[19:14] uh today I reviewed a petition for free

[19:17] and clear sale on 707 Short Street

[19:20] property. Uh that's the property where

[19:23] there's a hoarding incident. The woman

[19:24] is currently serving I think up to six

[19:26] years in prison. Um it's been unoccupied

[19:30] for over a year since we condemned it

[19:33] and

[19:35] was going to go fix or clean it out.

[19:37] Never ended up happening.

[19:39] So I did receive from the bankruptcy

[19:41] court a petition allowing free and clear

[19:44] sale. We do have a substantial amount of

[19:48] back sewage.

[19:51] » It's sewage and garbage is what we mean.

[19:53] » Yeah, we do have some leans on the

[19:55] property. It's a few thousand dollar,

[19:57] but there's no realistic way for this

[20:00] property to otherwise get back on the

[20:01] tax roll and get at least a chance of

[20:06] getting back some of the money through

[20:07] the bankruptcy court. The free and clear

[20:10] sale offer was $45,000

[20:14] 45,600

[20:15] we'll just say $45,000.

[20:18] Any of the free and clear sales you see

[20:19] at the county it's just for taxes if

[20:21] that. So a lot of the time free and

[20:23] clear sales are for fees which are $900

[20:26] because someone has to come demolish the

[20:28] property or there's

[20:31] in this case since it's only been vacant

[20:33] for about a year. the sale does go

[20:36] through, it can likely be saved and

[20:37] rehabilitated and there's a chance that

[20:40] we get some money out of bankruptcy

[20:41] court. So, um I have a call in with I

[20:45] don't practice bankruptcy law. I do have

[20:48] a call in with a friend who does just to

[20:49] see what the likelihood of the merits of

[20:51] this are. Um, but unless I hear some

[20:54] opposition from anyone here on the

[20:56] board, I wasn't going to oppose it

[20:58] because I truly think it's probably the

[21:00] best way to get it back on and saved

[21:03] instead of demolished being, you know,

[21:06] an empty tooth essentially.

[21:10] » That's it. That's all I have.

[21:12] » Thank Thank you, Zach. Uh, report from

[21:15] public works. Lou,

[21:16] » I did not send my

[21:22] Cleaning up

[21:25] ready for leaf seasoning

[21:29] along trying to stay ahead of the grass

[21:34] underwater. So

[21:36] we're doing everything we can.

[21:45] » All right. Thank you, Luke. Report from

[21:47] plan and zoning manager. Zach already

[21:49] talked about the planning meeting at the

[21:50] end of the month, but there's a zoning

[21:52] hearing board meeting on 9:30. That

[21:54] property is posted. It will be under our

[21:57] new solicitor that they will be

[22:00] accepting at that.

[22:01] » Make sure that's the first thing on the

[22:02] agenda is accept.

[22:03] » Yeah, he and I talked um is to accept

[22:06] the resignation and accept.

[22:07] » Yeah, just so you guys are aware, the

[22:08] zoning dream board selects their own

[22:10] solicitor. Um we don't have author

[22:12] council doesn't have authority to make

[22:14] that selection. You guys still have to

[22:16] pay for them and you have to budget for

[22:18] them having a solicitor but it's their

[22:20] choice.

[22:20] » Yeah.

[22:21] » Did a previous one

[22:23] » He resigned.

[22:25] you can help.

[22:28] » But that um

[22:33] » Sorry that meeting is um on the 30th

[22:36] that is for a variance for the use of

[22:38] real estate that is in the industrial

[22:40] zone and they are looking to put in a

[22:42] tattoo shop in the rental building. Um

[22:46] so that's what's going on for the 30th.

[22:49] That's all I have.

[22:54] vehicle accident.

[22:57] » All right. Thank you much. Report from

[22:59] code enforcement officer.

[23:03] » Report electronically

[23:05] this last month for August. We have 64

[23:09] new violations

[23:11] of

[23:13] 74.

[23:18] » Wow.

[23:19] » Good job.

[23:20] » That's a lot. Thank you.

[23:22] uh report from fire department.

[23:25] Just make it brief. Uh last month 15 in

[23:29] time, 25 mutual aid, total 40 last

[23:32] month. Um I think we ran right around 41

[23:36] or 42 calls in a 24-hour period for

[23:39] them, but we could talk about that next

[23:42] um next month. That's it with fire

[23:46] department.

[23:50] Okay.

[23:52] JCP committee.

[23:53] » Hi everyone. Um, this past month I had

[23:56] the opportunity to go with

[23:59] a meeting with the Chamber of Commerce

[24:04] about local businesses, the way they

[24:06] interact and then also

[24:10] also the different.

[24:12] I also got some very valuable

[24:14] information about scholarship

[24:16] opportunities they offer me which was

[24:19] not only Awesome.

[24:27] » Because you guys because we're members,

[24:30] you guys can both apply for the

[24:31] scholarship.

[24:32] » So I guess you all for that

[24:37] and then

[24:38] moving forward, we're still a little bit

[24:45] » October

[24:55] October 23

[25:01] with the board

[25:08] and then we're still a little bit more

[25:15] process.

[25:20] Yeah, that's about it.

[25:20] » All right. Thank you much. Civics,

[25:24] » No update as of right now.

[25:29] » All right. Thank you. Parks and

[25:31] » Um we were supposed to have a meeting

[25:33] today, but it got cancelled because we

[25:34] didn't have forum and I actually needed

[25:35] them to give me guidance, answer a lot

[25:37] of questions. So, I'm going to get with

[25:39] Nick to see if we can do a reschedule

[25:40] and then we probably have to revertise

[25:42] um so we don't have to wait for the

[25:44] following quarter.

[25:46] Um the only thing I want to add is um

[25:48] motivies

[25:52] in a park um right around 190 to 200

[25:56] people attended that as well. The park,

[25:59] the playground, it was jammed with

[26:01] people.

[26:02] » Yeah, he he gets a lot. He gets a big

[26:03] crowd. The other thing we have going on

[26:05] too is that um Halloween sponsorships

[26:08] have went out.

[26:10] Um I think you sent out seven is it 72

[26:13] 74 um letters that she sent out looking

[26:15] for um sponsorship and donations. So

[26:23] » All right we're going to move on to the

[26:26] new business. Um we got good many items

[26:30] so kind of bear with me.

[26:33] A motion to approve resolution 15 out of

[26:35] 15 of 2026 adopt the um revised employee

[26:40] handbook. I need a motion.

[26:45] Frank made a motion. Second, please.

[26:51] Second.

[26:54] » Rick second. Any questions? Any

[26:57] comments?

[26:59] » Roll call, please.

[27:00] » Mr. Slightly.

[27:01] » Yes.

[27:02] » Mr.

[27:03] Yes.

[27:03] » Mr. Kch.

[27:04] » Yes.

[27:04] » Mr. Rossi.

[27:05] » Yes.

[27:05] » Mr.

[27:06] » Yes.

[27:06] » Motion carries 5.

[27:10] » Motion to authorize the manager to sign

[27:11] the necessary documents with Savvy

[27:14] Citizen which uh the start date would be

[27:17] 11207.

[27:19] Need a motion. Please

[27:21] » Make a motion.

[27:22] » Rick made a motion. Second.

[27:27] » Need a second.

[27:29] » Second question. Frank seconded. Any

[27:33] questions?

[27:34] » I can't remember what the second

[27:36] » That's the messaging system to send

[27:38] alerts to citizens like Yeah.

[27:40] » Oh, like Okay.

[27:43] » Um I did have some comments on this. Uh

[27:47] formerly I was in favor of this

[27:49] considering I do believe you need a

[27:51] notification system in Burough. uh but

[27:54] with further research into the parent

[27:56] company of Savvy Citizen uh being a big

[27:59] data sort of company which owns uh data

[28:03] centers in Western Pennsylvania. Uh I

[28:06] will not support this.

[28:12] » Any other questions?

[28:14] » I guess my question along

[28:17] uh was more directed towards

[28:21] the difference

[28:22] what we currently have for notifications

[28:25] and information

[28:26] » Versus what this would provide in

[28:29] addition to

[28:30] » Currently we just have Facebook. So we

[28:31] have nothing that can get out to anybody

[28:33] that would have a cell phone because not

[28:34] everyone actually has Facebook.

[28:37] » That's what we use right now.

[28:39] So, of those that we believe that to be

[28:42] the case, like what

[28:46] » You ask?

[28:48] Right now, we have 6,000 6.7,000

[28:51] followers on our Facebooks actually

[28:53] booked over the weekend. Um, I think the

[28:56] police department has 2.2,000

[28:59] following their page.

[29:05] » But, um, so currently that's all we

[29:08] have. We No other notification system

[29:09] whatsoever.

[29:16] » These are push alerts that

[29:18] » We would be the ones pushing them.

[29:20] » Yeah. So the the resident would have to

[29:22] download the app. you subscribe to the

[29:24] pro's feed, so to speak, and then

[29:26] whenever the pro wants to push out a

[29:27] message, you get a notification and pull

[29:29] up your content.

[29:31] » Yeah, I guess my

[29:34] if you

[29:36] have the ability to download that app,

[29:38] you have the ability to download

[29:40] Facebook. So, if you're not using

[29:42] Facebook, would you be download?

[29:45] » Okay. So, for an example, my dad does

[29:47] not have Facebook. My dad is 79 years

[29:49] old,

[29:50] » But my dad gets messages that your phone

[29:54] phone will probably work when you inter

[30:02] » Fairly inexpensive. inexpensive and we

[30:05] already put it in the budget for 2027.

[30:10] » 29% increase in line

[30:13] » $2,559

[30:15] and that also includes the setup of

[30:17] marketing

[30:18] and

[30:21] I think we did one website add-on um for

[30:24] the calendar to link everything

[30:26] together.

[30:30] » I guess my thought would also be there

[30:32] any other

[30:35] ideas of

[30:38] technologies that wouldn't involve

[30:42] an added cost to the bureau to implement

[30:44] service for those notifications.

[30:47] » Not that I'm aware of. Um the

[30:48] municipalities that I spoke with, even

[30:50] if you did email blast, you still have

[30:51] to sign up for certain programs in order

[30:53] to be able to do the mass mailings. Um

[30:56] so I have looked into that as well. I

[30:58] don't remember what those costs are

[30:59] because it's been it's been a year or

[31:00] two.

[31:03] And I know the other programs that are

[31:04] out there are more expensive than this

[31:05] one.

[31:09] And this is um based off of our

[31:12] population, not by subscribers. So we

[31:14] could have 30,000 people sign up. It's

[31:17] still based off of how many citizens we

[31:19] have.

[31:22] » Did you say they're they don't push text

[31:23] messages or emails out?

[31:25] » Only we do.

[31:27] » But when you push it out, do we get

[31:29] notified as a text message?

[31:30] » I think it depends on how you sign up.

[31:34] But we would be the ones doing the push

[31:36] and we can also schedule things out too.

[31:38] Um so for example gig on Main and Road

[31:40] closures we if we had Savvy we would

[31:43] have been able to set that up a week ago

[31:44] and have them ready to do the push out.

[31:47] The food bank for example um we put that

[31:49] on our social media. We I think 127

[31:52] shares. We could have just done a blast

[31:55] um with whoever signed up for Savvy

[31:57] Citizen as well.

[32:00] Anyone

[32:09] else has any comments?

[32:12] » Right. Sure. Would you take a roll call?

[32:13] » Mr. Slightly?

[32:14] » Uh, yes.

[32:15] » Mr. Slicka,

[32:16] » No.

[32:17] » Mr. CHCH?

[32:18] » No.

[32:20] » Mr. Rossy?

[32:21] » Yes.

[32:22] » Mr. Bowski?

[32:23] » Yes.

[32:23] » Motion carries 32.

[32:31] Motion to authorize the manager to

[32:33] complete and submit a letter of support

[32:34] to municipal authority of Westmore

[32:38] County MWC supporting their efforts of

[32:42] replacing lead service lines.

[32:45] Need a motion.

[32:47] » I'll make a motion.

[32:48] » K made a motion. I need a second. Frank

[32:50] made a second.

[32:52] Any questions?

[32:55] No questions. Uh, sure. Take roll call,

[32:58] please.

[32:58] » Mr. Slightly,

[32:59] » Yes.

[32:59] » Mr. Slipka,

[33:00] » Yes.

[33:00] » Mr. CH,

[33:01] » Yes.

[33:02] » Mr. Rossy,

[33:02] » Yes.

[33:03] » Mr. Bowski,

[33:03] » Yes.

[33:04] » Motion carries 5.

[33:06] » Thank you.

[33:06] » You're welcome.

[33:09] » All right.

[33:10] Section B under police motion to approve

[33:13] the resolution 16 of 2026 authoriz

[33:17] authoriz authorizing hold me the

[33:20] continuation of the agreement with the

[33:22] burrow of North Irwin for the provision

[33:25] of law enforcement by burrow of Irwin

[33:28] police department within the juricial

[33:31] limits in the burrow of North Irwin.

[33:33] Make the motion on the motion please.

[33:38] Frank that

[33:39] » Frank made a motion. Cody seconded. Any

[33:42] questions?

[33:44] » They went with everything.

[33:47] » Very they're very happy with our with

[33:49] the police presence.

[33:51] We made some small

[33:54] um you know, wording changes like we we

[33:57] talked about, nothing else. They're

[33:59] happy it's a four-year contract instead

[34:01] of three. So,

[34:06] very happy with it. All right, cherry.

[34:08] Um, roll call, please.

[34:10] » Mr. Slightly,

[34:10] » Yes.

[34:11] » Mr. Slipka,

[34:12] » Yes.

[34:12] » Mr. Fch,

[34:13] » Yes.

[34:13] » Mr. Rossy,

[34:14] » Yes.

[34:14] » Mr.

[34:15] » Yes.

[34:15] » Motion carries 5.

[34:19] » Okay. A motion to ratify the manager's

[34:21] approval of the tree removal service

[34:24] from Basco's tree service to remove the

[34:28] tree from the concession building

[34:29] located in Urban Park in amount of

[34:31] $3,500 which would be funded from the

[34:34] capital reserve account 100.400.

[34:40] Need a motion. Make a motion.

[34:43] » Rick made a motion. I need a second.

[34:48] » Frank seconded. Any questions?

[34:50] » I just I have a comment. Um I turned

[34:53] this into the insurance company. Um

[34:55] they're going to be sending out an

[34:56] adjuster to come check out the roof for

[34:57] the insurance claim. Um

[35:01] there was minimal damage on the top, but

[35:03] when that tree hit, it popped like the

[35:07] corner and the side out and then

[35:10] obviously took down all the camera

[35:11] wires. So I have not been down to check

[35:13] the camera. Um camera wires were intact.

[35:16] I did check on the inside. I don't know

[35:17] if there's any connectors like fish

[35:20] through. It's not working.

[35:21] » Okay. Then I'll make sure I tell the

[35:22] insurance adjuster that as well.

[35:24] » Would this be covered underneath the

[35:26] insurance?

[35:27] » Should be. Um, but they'll let me know

[35:29] with the adjuster.

[35:30] » That's not treat.

[35:32] » Um, no. I'm going to see if they're

[35:34] going to also do that as well.

[35:36] » They should pay for the bill.

[35:37] » Maybe we should pay this.

[35:39] » No, I still have to pay them. They'll

[35:40] just reimburse us.

[35:41] » Oh, I see.

[35:43] » I'm curious. Why is there two separate

[35:46] motions?

[35:46] » This motion is for the actual um

[35:48] emergency removal and then the second

[35:50] one is for them to finish out just

[35:52] cutting that down because the rest of

[35:54] it's because now now it's not

[35:58] even

[35:58] » Right

[35:59] » Emergency

[36:01] I haven't been down there.

[36:04] » It is ginormous. I can show you a

[36:05] picture after that. I purposely did not

[36:08] send any of you because it was not my

[36:09] brightest moment when I was trying to

[36:11] take photos for the insurance company.

[36:14] Do you know how the circumference of

[36:16] that tree?

[36:17] » It's three and a half feet.

[36:19] » I thought it was like I thought it was

[36:21] like four in circumference. It's It's

[36:23] massive.

[36:24] » I love circumference.

[36:26] » You mean like radius or

[36:27] » Radius?

[36:28] » Yes. A four foot circumference is not

[36:30] » Round is round. Four foot round.

[36:35] I wanted to get this tree

[36:37] end of the winter.

[36:41] » The I had three tree companies come look

[36:44] at it. All three companies told me that

[36:46] it was still alive and I

[36:51] fall every time it storms. They said,

[36:54] "Oh, that's done now." And then this

[36:56] » Yeah.

[36:58] Um,

[37:00] we're It was pointed out, Lou, when I

[37:02] when I made the phone call.

[37:05] » So, we're looking at completely remove.

[37:08] » Yeah. Yes.

[37:09] » But this one is for the emergency room.

[37:11] » Where did the tree break? It bas.

[37:20] » So, this will be the complete removal of

[37:23] the tree.

[37:23] » No, this one is for the actual

[37:25] emergency. The second one would be for

[37:27] for the complete agreement.

[37:28] » Okay. I'm saying the two the two

[37:30] together.

[37:36] » Sherry. Roll call, please.

[37:38] » Mr. Slightly.

[37:38] » Yes.

[37:39] » Mr. SKA.

[37:40] » Yes.

[37:41] » Mr. KCH.

[37:41] » Yes.

[37:42] » Mr. Rossy.

[37:42] » Yes.

[37:43] » Mr. Bowski.

[37:43] » Yes.

[37:44] » Motion carries. 5 Z. Motion to approve

[37:47] for the tree removal service from Vasco

[37:49] tree service to remove the remaining

[37:52] portion of the tree located at Rome Park

[37:55] in amount of $4,500 which will be funded

[37:58] from the capital reserve account

[38:01] 100.400.

[38:05] I need a motion please.

[38:07] » Frank made a motion. Second

[38:10] » Second.

[38:11] » Cody second. Any questions? I think we

[38:14] covered everything, but any questions?

[38:16] Uh, sure. Roll call.

[38:17] » Mr. Yes.

[38:18] » Mr. Silka.

[38:19] » Yes.

[38:20] » Mr. CH.

[38:20] » Yes.

[38:20] » Mr. Rossy.

[38:21] » Yes.

[38:22] » Mr. Motion carries. Fine.

[38:29] » Motion to approve special event

[38:32] application for the Norwan Rotary Light

[38:35] Up Noran event to be held November 19th,

[38:38] 2026. Contingent upon the submission of

[38:41] all required documents and the natural's

[38:44] approval.

[38:46] Need a motion, please.

[38:48] » I'll make a motion.

[38:50] » Rick made a motion. Need a second.

[38:55] » Frank seconded. Any questions?

[38:58] » Um, I just have a comment. If anyone

[39:00] would like to help do clean up at this

[39:01] one, we would appreciate it. also gig on

[39:03] maintenance this Saturday if anyone

[39:05] would also like to help me.

[39:09] » You work the backpack pretty good.

[39:11] » I do. It's my favorite thing. I just

[39:13] zone out.

[39:16] » All right. Um, sure. Take the roll call,

[39:18] please.

[39:18] » Mr. Slightly?

[39:19] » Yes.

[39:20] » Mr. Slicka?

[39:21] » Yes.

[39:21] » Mr. CH?

[39:22] » Yes.

[39:22] » Mr. Rossy?

[39:23] » Yes.

[39:23] » Mr. Bowski?

[39:24] » Yes.

[39:24] » Motion carries 5.

[39:26] Motion to approve Irwin Burough Church

[39:29] and Retreat for October 31st, 2026

[39:32] from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

[39:35] » Need a motion.

[39:39] » Frank made a motion. I second.

[39:42] » John second, any questions, comments?

[39:47] Sure. Would you take a roll call,

[39:49] please?

[39:49] » Mr. Sley,

[39:50] » Yes.

[39:50] » Mr. Slicka,

[39:51] » Yes.

[39:52] » Mr. CC, yes.

[39:52] » Mr. Rossy,

[39:53] » Yes.

[39:53] » Mr. Yes.

[39:55] » Motion carries. 5 Z.

[40:00] » Motion to approve special event

[40:01] application for the Queen of Angels Walk

[40:03] of Thornon event to be held September

[40:06] 18th, 2026. Contingent upon submission

[40:09] of all the required documents and manage

[40:12] approval.

[40:14] Need a motion.

[40:20] Need a motion.

[40:23] Frank's going to make the motion. I need

[40:25] a second.

[40:27] » I'll second.

[40:28] » Second. Any

[40:31] » Comments, questions?

[40:32] » Give her a reminder again that they have

[40:34] to turn this in 60 days prior to that.

[40:38] » I'm curious. Is this a one we usually

[40:41] have each year?

[40:43] » Well, last Yeah. Since I've been here, I

[40:45] think.

[40:46] » Yeah.

[40:51] Sh.

[40:52] » Roll call, please.

[40:53] » Mr. Slightly.

[40:54] » Yes.

[40:54] » Mr. Slipka.

[40:55] » Yes.

[40:55] » Mr. Parch.

[40:56] » Yes.

[40:56] » Mr. Rossy.

[40:57] » Yes.

[40:57] » Mr. Bowski.

[40:58] » Yes.

[40:58] » Motion carries. 5 Z.

[41:01] » Thank you. Motion to approve resolution

[41:04] 17 for of 2026. author authorizing the

[41:09] application for a community development

[41:11] block grant or CDBG for completing of

[41:16] pavement um improvements to the alleys

[41:19] motion.

[41:21] » Rick made a motion. Second

[41:28] the motion. Any comments, questions?

[41:32] » Sure. Would you take roll call, please?

[41:34] » Mr. Spley.

[41:35] » Yes.

[41:35] » Mr. Slip.

[41:36] » Yes. Mr. C. Yes. Mr. Rossi. Yes.

[41:38] » Mr. Motion carries 5 Z.

[41:46] » Motion to approve resolution 18 2026.

[41:50] Authoriz authorization the application

[41:53] for a category 4 um faculty local share

[41:58] account grant for the green grant street

[42:01] storm water

[42:04] in the project.

[42:06] I need a motion.

[42:11] » Rick made a motion. I need a second.

[42:17] » Frank seconded. Any questions, comments?

[42:23] » I'm sure you take a roll call, please.

[42:25] » Mr. Snley,

[42:26] » Yes.

[42:27] » Mr. Sla,

[42:28] » Yes.

[42:28] » Mr. CH,

[42:29] » Yes.

[42:29] » Mr. Rossi, yes.

[42:30] » Mr. Podski,

[42:31] » Yes. Motion carries 5. Sean, you want me

[42:33] to read this next one?

[42:36] » Sure.

[42:36] » Okay.

[42:39] » No, no offense. I just There's a lot in

[42:41] it.

[42:41] » Motion to approve the bid for the Third

[42:43] Street Lots resurfacing project reviewed

[42:45] and approved by the Burough Engineer

[42:46] contingent upon bid results in a lot in

[42:48] 48 hours for the time of bid opening

[42:51] where the contractor may be withdrawn.

[42:53] The lowest bid is from KGD Contracting,

[42:55] Inc. in the amount of $2,750

[42:58] which is to be funded by the local

[43:00] shares account fund grant

[43:04] local shares grant fund. This approval

[43:06] is contingent upon receiving all bonds

[43:08] insuranceances and reviewed and approved

[43:10] by the solicitor. A full listing of the

[43:11] biders and the amount shall be attached

[43:13] to the minutes.

[43:15] » Thank you much. Need a motion please.

[43:19] » Make a motion.

[43:20] » Rick made a motion. Need a second.

[43:26] 30 second. Any comments?

[43:32] » 275,050.

[43:39] » Sure. Would do roll call, please.

[43:41] » Mr. S.

[43:42] » Yes.

[43:42] » Mr. Sli.

[43:44] » Yes.

[43:44] » Mr. Cr.

[43:45] » Yes.

[43:45] » Mr. Rossi.

[43:46] » Yes.

[43:46] » Mr.

[43:47] » Yes.

[43:47] » Motion carries 5.

[43:51] » Motion to approve the quote. for the

[43:54] Lumbar Street storm water pipe

[43:56] replacement project as reviewed and

[43:58] approved by the bureau of engineering.

[44:00] The lowest quote is from KDG contracting

[44:04] company

[44:05] um in the mind of $24,300

[44:09] which is to be funded by the solar

[44:10] project fund. The approval is contingent

[44:13] upon receiving all insurance as reviewed

[44:16] and approved by the solicitor. A full

[44:20] list of all quotes in a month shall be

[44:22] attached to the minutes.

[44:25] I need a motion, please.

[44:30] » Frank made a motion. I need a second.

[44:33] » Second.

[44:34] » Rick made a second. Any questions,

[44:37] comments?

[44:37] » Steve, do you know when he's coming out?

[44:40] » No, I'll send an email.

[44:44] » Thank you. Can you make sure I'm on

[44:46] that? Sure.

[44:49] Take a roll call, please.

[44:50] » Mr. Slightly?

[44:51] » Yes.

[44:51] » Mr. Sluka?

[44:52] » Yes.

[44:53] » Mr. CHCH?

[44:53] » Yes.

[44:54] » Mr. Ross?

[44:54] » Yes.

[44:55] » Mr. Bowski?

[44:55] » Yes.

[44:56] » Motion carries 5.

[44:58] » Thank you.

[45:01] Motion to approve the land development

[45:03] plan of Colonies um/ar Corporation

[45:06] regarding rental um real rural property

[45:11] located at 13-02-13-0-266

[45:16] continues upon compliances with Alberto

[45:19] of Irwin um review comments the West

[45:23] Morning Conservation District ENS plan

[45:27] approval as well as commission or

[45:30] execution of the land development

[45:32] agreement.

[45:35] I need a motion for that, please.

[45:38] » John made the motion.

[45:40] » Okay,

[45:41] » Rick second it. Any questions?

[45:43] » I want to remove the car wash and put

[45:45] storage in.

[45:46] » Yeah,

[45:46] » Correct. Be sad to see it.

[45:53] » Sure. Take roll call, please.

[45:54] » Mr. Slightly.

[45:55] » Yes.

[45:56] » Mr. Slip.

[45:56] » Yes.

[45:57] » Mr. Parch.

[45:57] » Yes.

[45:58] » Mr. Rossy. Yes,

[45:59] » Mr. Bowski.

[46:00] » Yes.

[46:00] » Motion carries 5

[46:03] motion to ratify the manager's approval

[46:05] of the Lowe's quote for 230 ft of wedge

[46:08] curb um correction um on

[46:14] Codwell Alley from El Gondo in the

[46:16] amount of $4,700

[46:19] which will be funded by capital

[46:23] um capital reserve account 100.400

[46:28] 400.

[46:29] Need a motion on that.

[46:35] Need a motion?

[46:37] » I'll make

[46:41] a motion.

[46:42] » I need a second, please.

[46:45] » John second.

[46:47] Any comments?

[46:50] » That is between pine and

[46:55] what's

[46:56] cedar. Cedar

[46:57] » Cedar between pine and cedar. There is

[46:59] no wedge curve currently and with these

[47:02] heavy rains it's jumping and it's

[47:03] splitting out two properties and it's a

[47:05] river. It's not like a little bit of

[47:07] water. It's a lot of water. Um so this

[47:09] wedge curb will prevent any of that from

[47:11] happening. The property owner did offer

[47:12] to put in a wedge like a wedge curb like

[47:15] at his back parking lot for his rental.

[47:17] However, it'll just divert it to the

[47:19] neighbors. So this eliminates all of

[47:21] that because then I'd be giving them

[47:23] letters to telling them they can't

[47:25] divert their stom water. people's

[47:27] personal property. Um, so this will

[47:28] eliminate all of that. And there's also

[47:30] a little section off of Chestnut also

[47:32] that's included in this number just

[47:34] Yeah, it's just a little section also

[47:36] that is been a current problem lately.

[47:39] » Yeah, a few years ago when they did

[47:41] Brown,

[47:42] » This isn't brown.

[47:43] » I know. But they they did that

[47:46] » Inverted inverted brown they cut.

[47:51] » Yeah. Keep everything going to the

[47:53] interior.

[47:54] » Right.

[47:55] » Yeah. This isn't on the paging schedule

[47:57] though.

[47:58] » Yeah.

[47:58] » So, this is going to be the easiest,

[48:00] most inexpensive um fix. The other

[48:02] quotes that we got were were more than

[48:04] this. This is because they're here. So,

[48:05] we think that that's why they're

[48:08] » I am curious. Uh

[48:11] this doesn't list the other short 22 ft

[48:14] segments.

[48:15] » We don't need to list that in the

[48:17] expense.

[48:19] » It's it's in the comments at this point.

[48:22] » It does say 230.

[48:25] That's the whole

[48:26] » That's the total.

[48:28] » Oh, that's including the

[48:31] other.

[48:32] » Okay. And is that on playground alley or

[48:35] » No, it's it's right on on chest.

[48:41] You can't go

[48:44] down.

[48:53] » Okay. I think might be confusing uh

[48:57] playground alley and parkway alley.

[49:01] » This is parkway alley.

[49:03] » Yes.

[49:04] » Okay.

[49:06] » Okay. That's short between two houses. I

[49:08] know what you mean. All right.

[49:12] » Any other comments?

[49:14] comment I had

[49:16] in the previous couple motions there

[49:18] were applying for paving of

[49:23] make that part of paving on some of

[49:25] these

[49:27] » To make them inverted

[49:29] » We can add that to the scope in future

[49:31] projects yeah

[49:32] » I think where it can be

[49:35] » Probably don't need it everywhere

[49:36] » No we'd have to

[49:38] » You have to take a case by case where

[49:40] there's driveways and existing

[49:42] facilities

[49:44] park that we can't just make a large it

[49:48] might extra milling cost to basically

[49:51] bring the

[49:54] put it back so we have those transitions

[49:57] » We can look into those in the future

[50:00] » When I did that

[50:03] » The other thing you have to look at too

[50:05] is sometimes when you look at storm

[50:06] water you're looking right here but you

[50:08] have to look the fully to the other side

[50:09] to see how it's going to affect

[50:11] everything else

[50:12] So we make sure we

[50:21] » Okay. Uh sh roll call please.

[50:24] » Mr. Slightly.

[50:25] » Yes.

[50:25] » Mr.

[50:26] » Yes.

[50:27] » Mr. March.

[50:27] » Yes.

[50:28] » Mr. Rossi.

[50:28] » Yes.

[50:29] » Mr. Bowski.

[50:30] » Yes.

[50:30] » Motion carries 5.

[50:32] » All right. We don't have any extra

[50:35] motions, any comments. I just wanted to

[50:38] mention that uh October 16 17 the

[50:42] carpenter apprentice will be doing their

[50:44] fix ups. If anybody's interested in

[50:46] helping we'd love to have you

[50:50] know that John helped us spring that was

[50:54] great appreciate it. We will be doing

[50:57] some

[50:59] some of the we got like about 12 uh

[51:02] sites that we're going to uh some of the

[51:05] projects

[51:07] are multiple phases. So uh we will be

[51:10] doing some of this work before the

[51:13] actual fall fix up. So even if you can't

[51:16] make it on the 16th or 17th and you can

[51:19] make it like earlier, just let me know

[51:22] when you're available

[51:24] on top of it.

[51:29] But I just wanted to mention that.

[51:32] » Sounds good. Thank you, Rick. And anyone

[51:35] else?

[51:36] » I won't be able to make the on

[51:39] band

[51:41] festival.

[51:43] » We will take any help. That is a long

[51:44] day for us.

[51:48] » There was too many things going on.

[51:53] » Okay. Need a motion for German. That

[51:55] would be at 652.

[51:57] » Make that motion.

[51:58] » Rick made a motion. Second for the

[52:00] Germans.

[52:02] » Frank second. All in favor by saying I.

[52:05] I. Anyone opposes? No one's opposed. 652

[52:09] means over.

[52:11] » Good job. A sword of cles.

9/9/2026 Regular Agenda Session

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