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» Good evening everyone. Welcome to the
August 19th, 2026 city council meeting.
Please rise and we will say the pledge
of allegiance.
>> I pledge algiance to the flag of the
United States of America and to the
republic for which it stands, one nation
under God, indivisible, with liberty and
justice for all.
Thank you. The clerk will call the role.
>> Council member Norris
>> here.
>> Council member Patel
>> here.
>> Council member Satel
>> here.
>> Council member Thornberg
>> here.
>> Council member Weshi
>> here.
>> Council member Bazada
>> here.
>> Council member Shear
>> here.
>> Council member Luther
>> here.
>> Thank you. We have all the council
members this evening. Next item on the
agenda. Agenda approval.
>> So moved.
>> Second.
>> Motion's made by council member Luther,
seconded by council member Bazada.
>> For the approval of tonight's agenda,
any changes, deletions?
I see none. All in favor of tonight's
agenda, say I.
>> I.
>> Any opposed? I hear none. Tonight's
agenda is approved. Next item on the
agenda is our public comment portion. I
have Diane
Shuy. Please come forward. State your
name and address for the city clerk.
» I'm Diane Shuy. I live at 11760
Archerton Court in Harmon Estates. I
just wanted to talk to you tonight a
little bit about our preparedness for
climate change because I don't think we
have any. And I'm afraid it's here. We
have extreme heat events. We have
extreme rainfall and I don't see the
city being prepared. Not that it's your
fault because nobody is across the
country. People are just waking up, but
there are a lot of things that the city
can do that wouldn't take a lot of
money, which I'm sure you'd be happy to
hear. We need to upgrade our green
spaces so that we have a lot more shade
than we have now. We need to think about
the power grid. We need to think about
drainage. All of these mundane things
that if we attend to them now for
disastrous consequences.
This is not your normal stuff. This is a
very different world we're going to be
living in. And I'd like to help. Um I
think there's a lot the city can do with
its parks just in taking a little
inventory. We have a lot of dying trees.
We have a lot of upkeep to do. I know
it's expensive, but I think we could
round up some volunteers to help and get
things cleaned up and prepared for at
least being a central green space in an
area. You can keep the city temperatures
down if you improve the green space. And
that includes we need to think about how
much pavement we got and where the
runoff is going.
If you're interested, I'd be happy to be
on a commission to study these things
and report back to you. Um, but we
really need to work on it and I'm very
concerned. My phone number is up there
on the mayor's desk and if you need to
call me or talk to me, I'd love to talk
to you. Thank you.
>> Thank you for your comments and we will
take them under adisement.
Next item on the agenda, the approval of
the August 5th, 2026
city council minutes. Do I have a
motion?
>> So moved.
>> Second. Motions made by council member
Luther, seconded by council member
Bazada for the approval of the August
5th, 2026 council minutes. Any changes,
deletions?
I see none. All in favor of the August
5th, 2026 minutes say I.
>> I.
>> Any opposed? I hear none. The August
5th, 2026 council minutes are approved.
Next item on the agenda, we do have a
consideration of a resolution 26-03.
Council member Luther.
>> Thank you, Mayor. A resolution of the
mayor and city council of the city of
Ridgen, Missouri, supporting the parks
and recreation department's application
for municipal park grant commission
funds for phase two of park improvements
at Hibush Park. Move to approve
resolution 26-03.
Second.
>> Motion is made by Council Member Luther,
seconded by Council Member Bazada to
approve resolution number 26-03.
Do you have any interest in reading the
entire resolution?
>> Oh, well,
I can if you would like.
>> Let
I think I just read the entire
resolution.
>> No, just the the wherees. Oh, thank you.
>> It's not in there.
>> Whereas the city of Bridgton desires to
continue the park improvements of the
55year-old Hellabush Park and whereas
the contract for financial grant
assistance will impose certain
obligations upon the applicant,
including the provision by it of the
local sheriff project costs. And whereas
the city of Bridgton's ultimate goal is
to provide and maintain highquality
outdoor recreation facilities for the
enjoyment of its residents. Now
therefore, be it resolved by the mayor
and city council of the city of
Bridgton, Missouri as follows. An
application be made to the municipal
park grant commission in the county of
St. Louis for a grant in aid for a
majority of the costs of the project
reimburseable by the commission upon
completion by the city. Section two,
that a project proposal be prepared and
submitted to the municipal parks grant
commission. Section three, the governing
body hereby authorizes the mayor and
city clerk to sign and execute the
necessary documents for forwarding the
project proposal application and later
execute an agreement for a grant and aid
from the municipal park grant commission
regarding said grant. section four that
this resolution shall become a permanent
part of the records of the city of
Bridgton upon its passage and approval.
>> Very good. Any further discussion?
I see none. All in favor say I.
>> I.
>> Any opposed?
>> I hear none. Resolution number 26-03
is approved. Thank you very much. Next
item on the agenda. We do have
perfection of bills. First bill and only
bill for perfection is 6558. Council
member Norris.
>> Thank you, Mayor.
>> I'm playing with my toy over here, so
bear with me. Uh move for second reading of bill
number 6558.
>> Second. Motion's made by council member
Norah, second by council member Shear
for second reading of bill number 6558.
All in favor say I.
>> I.
>> Any opposed? I hear none. Please
continue.
>> An ordinance of the city council of the
city of Bridgton, Missouri, authorizing
the mayor and city clerk to execute an
agreement substantially in the form
attached tier 2 with Motorola Solutions
for drone as first responder DFR
program.
Move that bill number 6558 become
ordinance number 26-36.
» Second.
>> Motion's made by council member Noah,
seconded by council member Satil. That
bill number 6558 become ordinance 26-36.
Discussion.
» Council member Norris, can you turn your
microphone on, please?
>> Oh, I'm sorry.
I will defer if chief did the chief give
you any information to All right.
>> All right. So, if you could defer to
that, I would defer to the chief. Uh I
mean,
>> assistant,
>> Major Dick Herbert,
>> Major, I'm sorry.
So, uh you know, we it it does go on and
I mean, I'll just briefly say that, you
know, it's not going to cost us
anything, but you can continue.
>> Yes, ma'am. So it would be a oneear
trial period that leads into a fouryear
contract. Uh the funds for that should
we make that one trial period
would be asset. So there's no budget for
this
that trial period we're going to be
testing the effectiveness of it
usefulness of it. Cities that have
employed these cities jurisdictions find
them to be
they reduce the time to a call
response time.
Uh this particular device will be
mounted on the roof police department
and it will cover the entire city as
well as parts of Maryland
all the way out to
So almost entire
you know the biggest concerns that we
hear and obviously we privacy concerns
one of the things that that is so
impressive about this technology is
specifically to service that
we will have a license pilot that is
part of that that decision
So that pilot actually
when it's flying it'll be automatic. So
it's tied into our system. So our pilot
who will end up being our most select
based on the criteria we set
this call. It autonomous autonomously
flies to that call based on coordinates
in the system and that camera is aimed
at the horizon.
You know with this one one of the
biggest things is you know we're looking
at it not only to capture evidence our
response time
in
the dangerous
but also to reduce our responsity
call that's also going
because nine times out of 10
» discussion continues. Council member
Satel.
>> Thank you, Mayor. Um, as a pilot myself,
I'm kind of concerned since we have our
airport so close and we're actually on a
no-fly zone. Do we have to mean we have
to contact the tower every time we just
lift off the top of the roof or or
what's Can you explain that a little bit
here?
>> Absolutely. So part of this contract is
actually them assisting us in getting a
waiver for that specifically for the
police department.
Excuse me. So they coordinate with FAA
and with the airport to raise that
ceiling for our use. So they would then
» so kind of want to like a helicopter
flying through our zone area the same
thing going to a hospital or something
like that then. All right. Thank you.
All right.
>> Thank you
council. Any further discussion?
>> If not the clerk will call the role.
Council member Patel.
>> Hi.
>> Council member Satel.
>> Hi.
>> Council member Thornberg.
>> I.
>> Council member Weshi.
>> Hi.
>> Council member Bazada.
>> I.
>> Council member Shear.
>> I.
>> Council member Luther.
>> I.
>> Council member Norris.
>> I.
>> By vote of 8 to nothing. Ordinance uh
bill number 6558 becomes ordinance
26-36.
Next item on the agenda, consideration
of new bills. Bill number 6559.
Council member Norris.
>> Yes, sir. Thank you. Move for first
reading of bill number 6559.
>> Second.
>> Motion's made by council member Norris,
seconded by council member Shear for
first reading of bill number 6559. All
in favor say I.
>> I. Any opposed? I hear none. Please
continue.
>> An ordinance of the city council of the
city of Bridgton, Missouri, amending
chapter 205, offenses, article six,
offenses against public order section
205.330,
harassment in the city of Bridgton, code
of ordinance. Move to table.
>> Second.
>> Motion is made to table bill number 6559
by council member Nor, seconded by
council member Shear. All in favor say
I.
>> I.
>> Any opposed?
>> Bill number 6559 is tabled. Next item,
consideration.
First consideration of bill number 6560.
Council member Shear.
>> Uh I move for first reading of bill
number 6560.
>> Second.
>> Motion's made by council member Shear,
seconded by council member Norris for
first reading of bill number 6560. All
in favor say I.
>> I. Any opposed? I hear none. Please
continue.
>> An ordinance with the city council of
the city of Bridton, Missouri,
authorizing the mayor and the city clerk
to execute a surface transportation
block grant agreement substantially in
the form attached hereto with the
Missouri Highways and Transportation
Commission Association with the
replacement of the existing natural
bridge
road bridge.
Move the table.
>> I move to table.
>> I need a second.
>> Second.
>> Motion's made by council member Sheer,
seconded by Councilman Member Norris to
table bill number 6560. All in favor say
I.
>> I.
>> Any opposed? Bill number 6560 is tabled.
We don't have any discussion items.
Attorney's report.
>> Uh just one thing to report, mayor. the
uh the still on the rocks lawsuit uh was
dismissed by the pliff uh this week. So
that has come to a conclusion.
>> Good. Thank you.
>> Council communications. Council member
Wishing.
>> Thank you, Mayor. Um thank you all for
coming out. I always uh like seeing
people in the room and there's quite a
few of you tonight. So um I actually
don't really have anything. So back to
you, Mayor.
>> Council member Shear. Uh, thank you,
mayor. Uh, I have nothing tonight.
>> Council member Satel.
>> Thank you, mayor. Uh, I want to thank
those that attended tonight's Cove
meeting. It was the hot topic really was
about emotos and ebikes and stuff like
that. So, I think the city and the
police department's moving forward
graciously on that to try to see what
other municipalities and the state of
Missouri is doing to make our city safer
uh for the youth that are driving under
16 and the adults that are driving over
16 as well. Thank you.
Council Member Norris.
>> Thank you, Mayor. Of course, I do have
something. Uh I attended the police promotion
ceremony on August the 10th. It was a
great honor, uh to attend with these
officers, um and their families. I did
appreciate that. Um this has been a busy
week. Uh thanks, u to staff in preparing
the 2026 budget review. Um Bridton is
looking good. and I said we're moving
off the of course we have to still be
careful just like all of us have to be
careful with our budget and I want to
thank uh other director Kaine uh the
parks division for providing more
information regarding improvements at
BMAC I do appreciate the support uh that
we're giving for this additional
technology for the drones uh our main
concern is the safety of our police
officers and I feel this will uh help
them uh you know before they get into a
dangerous sit situation, this equipment
will uh give them some uh help and
warning. So, I do appreciate this
technology. Uh, of course,
congratulations to the city manager and
staff and working with the Seavoi
properties to have a second shopping
center in Bridgen. This is the great
news we
for our growth. Uh, and I appreciate
having local ownership. I said that it
is nice to have that. we can contact
them if we see anything. It's hard when
you have to call Chicago or New York.
So, um timewise they they're in uh
Brentwood and Chesterfield. So, that is
great news for us. So, I do appreciate
all the hard work and take care to
everyone. Thank you.
>> Thank you, Council Member Thornberg.
>> Thank you, Mayor. I also attended the
police uh promotion ceremony and it was
great to see that the council chamber
was filled that evening with family,
friends, and city officials. Uh the
promotions were welld deserved and it
was a special evening to see all the
offers off officers recognized for their
work. So thank you for that. Um I
attended the divein movie with my
granddaughter at the outdoor pool last
week and uh the parks department in the
Patentville Fire District put that on
and we thank him for that for doing that
for the kids. And lastly, I also
attended the concert in the park at
Gentry Park and that was attended by
over 200 people. It was a nice crowd, a
beautiful evening, and I'd like to thank
the parks department for all they do for
the residents. So, thank you very much.
That's all, mayor.
>> Thank you, Council Member Bazan.
>> I'll second uh Miss Norris and Mr.
Thornberg. Uh August 10th, the promotion
ceremony. There's nothing like seeing
officers getting to be admired in front
of their families. Uh it's a great first
time ceremony, and I hope we do it time
and time again. Uh thanks, Mr. Kaine,
for the the BMAC presentation. I thought
the second meeting was needed and I
think that got a lot of information to
anybody who had more questions. Uh
lastly, thanks to all the department
heads for putting together the midyear
budget session. Uh we appreciate that.
We need it and look forward to more
information as the year goes on. That's
all.
>> Thank you, Council Member Patel.
>> I think Mayor I think pretty much
everybody has said everything that I
would want to say, so I have nothing.
Thank you,
>> Council Member Luther.
>> Thank you. you gave me some time to
write a few things down. So, I I just
want to say congratulations to St.
John's Bank, a 100red years. It was one
of the hottest days of the year to
attend, but that's in my neighborhood
and W 2's neighborhood. So, it was great
to stop by and see other council members
and see so many people there. And what a
great celebration. They've been here a
long time. The other piece is that we
did have the Cove our code ordinance
violation enforcement committee tonight.
We we've set a schedule of meetings
every other month through June. Our next
meeting will be October 21st at 6 PM.
And there are a lot of people to thank.
We we were crowded in there. I want to
thank Major Dick Herbert. Thank you very
much for all of the information that you
provided to us. I'll talk about that in
just a minute. To public works director
Gun and to ordinance officer Stone, to
city administrator Kevin Bookout, the
mayor and I think Bill from your team
was there as well. and also to members
of the our community, our friends and
neighbors who came to speak out on a
variety of issues. The topic tonight Oh,
and also Council Member Norris for
coming. Thank you. And so or the topic
was I hesitate to call them ebikes.
We'll call them non
car vehicles on the road. I I don't
know. Somebody needs to come up with a
better name. And this was lifted up to
us by the chief, our former chief, MSAD.
And we we are just exploring this. I
know that there was there's concern.
I've heard people talk about bans. We're
not talking about anything. We're
exploring this. And thanks to uh the
major, we have some information about
surrounding communities. And as he said,
you know, why why not reinvent why
reinvent the wheel when we've got some
good templates to use. So this is a
conversation, the first start of a
conversation. and it's very likely we'll
have something to share with our
attorney and also to share with council
and other members of the community, but
it seems to be something that we need to
address proactively and and that's what
we will do and uh we will follow our
role our role as the legislative body on
that. So look for maybe another meeting
just about this once we get a little
more information. But I just wanted to
thank everyone for coming. It was a big
meeting. That's not all that CO is going
to do, but it seemed like a good way to
start start the year, sort of sort of
the school year, our our new year, too.
So, thank everybody for coming. And then
I I assume that the mayor is going to
talk about Savoy's purchase of
additional property. I think what they
had to say about Bridton was very nice
to hear. They're very much invested in
Bridton. It sounds like they're going to
be doing even more. So, it was it's very
nice to hear good things about the city,
particularly along that important retail
corridor. Uh, I wondered if someone
could mention our award that we will be
receiving next month from MML, the M
Missouri Municipal League. It's it's in
print now, so I think we can talk about
it with a terrific partner. And I would
ask our city administrator if he could
give us just a very brief overview uh or
a summary brief summary of our midyear
budget report and the status of the
finance staffing finance office
staffing. So that's it for me.
>> Thank you.
Staff reports. I'll start with Mr. Gun,
public works director.
Uh this week we had a quick meeting with
Bluegrass. They're the ones that are
cutting those four properties um that
MODAT sometimes doesn't cut. Um we have
six more mowings to go and then we'll be
finished for the year. So fall is right
around the corner. I was kind of
surprised that they've done so much
already. Uh we've had a lot of
compliments on those four areas. So I
think everything's going nice there. Uh
pin your questions. That's all I have.
>> Uh Mr. gun. I noticed here on uh one of
the hillsides going north on 270. There
was some work done on some I guess brush
that was cleared. There was some rock
put down.
>> Correct.
>> Did Bluegrass do that first?
>> No, that was Mod because they had a huge
erosion. Uh we were getting ready to
clear that area. That's the last part
that we had that was kind of wooded. If
you remember two years ago, right across
from um Olive Garden, there was a huge
like brush pile and it took us a little
while, but we cleaned that up. We've
been working with MDOT. We cleaned up
the area around the old circuit city.
We've been spraying that with uh some
herbicide to keep it from growing back.
And the last part was that one uh little
area on the hillside. Well, we started u
to tackle that. We noticed that there
was some a lot of erosion. Um some areas
were as deep as 6 ft. So, we realized,
hey, this is well beyond what I wanted
to do. I needed to call Modi. It took
mode out a little while, but once the
right person saw it, he had, I think, 12
guys out there and took him two days and
they fixed it all. So, they took him a
little while. They had to take all the
brush off and then fill it full of rock.
So, I'm fortunate that happened.
Thank you. Any further questions of Mr.
Gun? I see none.
Major Dick Herbert, please.
>> Nothing further to report, sir.
>> Thank you.
Brendan Kaine, parks and recre just want
to thank the council for passing the
resolution tonight. Um that is a
requirement of our grant application
that's due next week for the municipal
park grant and that'll be for Hella Bush
Park phase 2 which will be for a new
playground which is is uh is needed out
there. Um a little a little background
on the grant. So we can apply every year
Bridton is uh eligible for $465,000
based on our uh population. Um, for a
long time it was like every other year
we would get it because we score low in
the area of um, uh, park inventory per
capita. So we have, I think, first or
second park inventory compared to our
population in St. Louis County. So what
that shows in the scoring is that we
don't have the need. I disagree with the
scoring system, but that's a different
conversation.
>> Um, so we're hopeful to get it. We've
gotten three in a row. So, if we get
four in a row, that'd be that'd be
amazing. But, uh, we'll see what
happens. Fingers crossed. Uh, we had the
annual SSM EMS tournament, softball
tournament at BMAC today. It's our
largest one-day event of the year.
That's
>> And, uh, we already had to reschedule it
once and today we were, everybody was
nervous with the weather, but we got
lucky. So, uh, they were able to finish
it and went well.
>> Thank you. Any questions, council of Mr.
Kaine? I see none. City Administrator
Kevin Built.
>> Thank you, Mayor. Um, real brief summary
of the, uh, midyear budget meeting. Um,
again, I wanted to thank Don. He's
stepped in and done a great job. Uh, the
M meeting really focused on where we are
at this point in the year. Uh, I think
the highlight is that we're we're always
pretty conservative with our revenue
projections on sales tax. Um it's shown
that we're up a little bit in revenue
which which has not been the case over
the last five or six years. It's um it's
grown very very slowly but we're up over
last year which is a good sign. And I
think each one of the department heads
gave a presentation on where they are
with their spending. And I think at this
point in the year, we're right in line
with where we expect to be. And I think
the upside was the the increase in sales
tax revenue at this point in 26 over
this point from 2025.
Um the staffing position, we have made
an offer. The offer was accepted. Um,
we're in the contingency phase, so I
don't want to share much more
information, but uh, things look great
and, uh, we should have more to share
probably next week.
>> Thank you. That's great news.
>> AB: Absolutely. Um, on the, uh, the
award that the city is of Bridton is
going to be getting from the MML. Uh,
this was submitted to the MML uh, this
spring and and the city of Bridton was
chosen.
Uh, I know sometimes uh incentive
packages for developments uh have a bad
name, but I think this was one that we
were very creative and the council
approved back in 2019. Um, Mayor Briggs
and I uh met with uh Leonardo DRS that
was wanting to come to the area and of
course they were asking for real
property tax abatement.
uh we had made it a practice to always
go to the school district and talk with
them because it's it affects them. Um
they had talked about how creative they
want to be in STEM uh programs,
engineering, internships and one of the
things that jumped out to Mayor Briggs
and I when we met with Leonardo DRS is
they had indicated that twothirds of
their employees are engineers. So, as
part of the uh incentive package, we
required Leonardo DRS to have a
community engagement agreement with the
school district to work with them with
engineering and different STEM programs,
whether it's judging competitions,
uh, internships, shadowings, some over
at the at Leonardo DRS, and it's turned
out to be a great program. Patentville
speaks highly of it. I think Leonardo
DRS really enjoys being part of the
community. So, I think it was a win. I
think it was creative and I think I
appreciate the council approving that in
2019 and just appreciate the uh
attention that the city of Bridgen will
get next month. Thank you. That's all I
have. Mayor,
>> uh Mr. Bookout and I discussed this. I
think this is the first time that we've
submitted and also the first time that
this obviously the city uh was given an
award. So, um, thank you for all your
efforts. Um, my suggestion when we were
talking about submitting was, uh, Gentry
Park, Terry Briggs playground. But, um,
maybe we can do that next year. We'll
see what happens. Um,
thank you. Any questions of Mr. Booka? I
see none. I was going to try and get us
out of here by 7:30, Council Member
Patel. So, just give me like four or
five minutes and we'll be finished. Um,
first of all, thank you all for being
here and also to those who will be
viewing the uh meeting at a later time.
Congratulations again to our police
officers that received their promotions
and participated in the pinninging
ceremony August the 10th. I'm going to
name them off real quick. Major Ryan
Dick Herbert, Captain Matt Black,
Lieutenant John Tender, Lieutenant Clay
Dean, Sergeant Brad Cash, and Sergeant
Matt Paxton. While on the police, um, I
received a copy of an exceptionally
wellwritten commendation letter from a
Texas resident who has an aging parent
residing here in Bridton regarding four
of our officers. I don't want to steal
uh Chief Loveall's thunder since u he
probably hasn't received the letter yet
and read it due to his schedule because
I just got it today. The point I want to
make though is that none of us here are
looking for praise and thank yous. Uh
they are very few and far between the
complaints. But this commenation letter
is one of the most if not the most
sincere, thoughtful and touching
four-page letter that I've written. I
mean that I've ever seen. Once you learn
more from Chief Level, I'm sure you'll
agree that kudos for these four officers
will be welld deserved. On the subject
of drones, I don't know if you saw in
the news last night, but um Walmart is
considering uh delivery of smaller
packages by drones, uh particularly in
St. Charles and Maplewood. Keep that in
mind. Uh the finance commission met last
Thursday and they were presented with
the unodudited
financial statements for year ending
December 31st, 2025 and the first six
months of 2026. Several members of the
finance commission recommended to
administration that department heads
should be made aware now that uh
probably a minimum of 10% reduction in
expenses should be made based on the
2026 budget when considering the 2027
budget so that reserves will not be used
for four years in a row. I attended the
St. Louis Metro Mayor's meeting last
Thursday. Our guest speaker was Emily
Rominess from the St. Louis Zoo. The
topic of her presentation was Wildcare
Park, the 425 acre golf course and
property purchased from pipe fitters and
plumbers local 562 in 2018. I've left
some information back there on the uh
table in case you want some more
information on that. Tomorrow I'll be
attending the Municipal League of
Metropolitan St. Louis special executive
board meeting. Topics to be covered at
this time are the St. County's recent
changes in the process and policies with
respect to the 1 cent and quarter cent
sales tax distribution
letter requesting an audit by the state
auditor's office and also um the board
of freeholder holders update.
Also, the league will be sponsoring our
annual golf tournament in conjunction
with St. Louis area police chiefs
association and also the St. Louis city
management association. That will be
Thursday, October 1st at 8 a.m. at the
Florison Golf Club. This tournament will
benefit Project 1078,
which provides assistance and support to
police officers and their families
during times of crisis and need. I've
left information back there on the table
as well if you're interested. I'll be
attending the quarterly clergy meeting
and lunchon next Tuesday at New Life
Church on Mark Twain Lane. Uh speaking
about Savoy Properties, um we hope to
see uh some new development over there
starting within the next 18 to 24 months
depending on the timing of the leases
that are currently uh involved over
there. I also want to say uh St. John's
Bank uh they're they're having their big
celebration at their home uh office on
St. Charles Rock Road uh right near
Brown Road in October. and I will pre be
presenting a proclamation for council's
consideration to present to them uh
later on this year. Beat the heat. Visit
our outdoor pool at Chantry Park uh
during the reduced scheduled hours
through Labor Day. And also don't forget
if you're a golfer, please make your
golf reservations at Barry Hillgolf
Course by calling direct or through
barryillgolf.com or golfnow.com.
That's all I have unless council has any
questions of me.
I see none. Let's take a motion for
adjournment.
>> So moved.
>> Second.
>> Motion's made by council member Luther,
seconded by council member Wesie. All in
favor say I.
>> I.
>> Any opposed?
We're adjourned. Thank you.