[0:00] Like I said, we walk
>> but anyway
[0:09] » we all are.
>> All right.
[0:11] » Looks great. The council
>> Good evening everybody.
[0:15] » It is 7 o'clock. We will call this
meeting of the Bristol Town Council to
[0:19] order. Today is Thursday, August 20th,
2026 at 7 p.m. And we'll start off the
[0:26] agenda with pledge of allegiance.
[0:33] Sergeant Serge Sergeant, right?
>> Yeah. Sergeant, are you this please?
[0:38] » I am aliance to the flag of the United
States of America and to the republic
[0:45] for which it stands, one nation under
God, indivisible, with liberty and
[0:52] justice for all.
>> Yep.
[0:57] Right. into roll call or my left Doug
Smith
[1:01] » here.
>> Tony Davidson
[1:02] » here.
>> Kathy
[1:03] » here.
>> Greg Tolski
[1:05] » here.
>> Jeff Beach is here. Town manager Mike
[1:07] Yoder
>> here.
[1:08] » Uh assistant claser, assistant town
manager Joel Schwarz
[1:11] » present.
>> Legal council Alex Bowman
[1:14] » here. Town Marshall Steve P
>> here.
[1:17] » And fire chief Nick H.
>> Good evening everybody. Everybody had a
[1:21] chance to review the agenda?
>> Yes.
[1:23] » Yes.
>> Okay. Any additions, corrections, or
[1:25] modifications needed? No.
>> Okay. If not, the agenda will stand as
[1:30] published.
I'll mute my phone.
[1:35] We will get into um at the invoices.
Everybody had a chance to review the
[1:40] bills?
>> Yes.
[1:41] » Yes.
>> Okay. Any questions?
[1:46] » I make a motion we approve the invoices.
>> Okay. Motion by Kathy.
[1:49] » I'll second.
>> Second by Doug. Open for discussion. No
[1:53] further discussion. We'll take a vote.
Doug Smith.
[1:55] » Yes.
>> Tony Davidson. Yes.
[1:56] » Kathy Burke.
>> Yes.
[1:57] » Greg Tolski.
>> Yes.
[1:58] » And Jeff Beach is yes. Motion carson.
>> Next we have approval of the minutes.
[2:04] Looks like we have a few of them here.
Um regular council meeting on 7:16 and
[2:09] 8:26.
Work session on 8:18
[2:13] and executive sessions
from 8:4 and 8:18. So I had a chance to
[2:19] review those.
>> Yes.
[2:20] » Yes.
>> Okay. Is there a motion to approve?
[2:22] » I'll approve.
>> Okay. Motion by Tony. I'll second.
[2:26] » Second by Greg. Open for discussion.
>> No further discussion. We'll take a
[2:30] vote. Doug Smith,
>> yes.
[2:31] » Tony Davidson,
>> yes.
[2:32] » Kathy Bird,
>> yes.
[2:33] » Greg Dolski, yes. And Jeff Beach is yes.
Motion carries.
[2:37] » Okay,
we will jump right into recognition. So,
[2:42] Steve, take it away.
>> Uh, thank you. Um, I just wanted to
[2:47] publicly recognize uh Kyle Hammude as
our new sergeant for the Brisbane Police
[2:52] Department. Um, we had testing. Uh, he
was a successful candidate. A little
[2:58] background, Kyle. He's been here for
about 10 years as a full-time and was
[3:02] here I'm not sure the time as a reserve
prior to that. Uh, he I appreciate the
[3:08] fact that he has picked up the slack.
He's been our only patrol supervisor for
[3:12] the last six, eight months and basically
doing a couple different roles. And you
[3:19] wouldn't think there would be that much
to do department 11 officers, but you
[3:22] know, he's checking all the boards,
making sure the schedule's done. So,
[3:25] he's he's done a lot of work, a little
bit of sal. So, uh he's been in the role
[3:31] for about a month. We were going to do
it at the last council meeting, but
[3:33] because of everything that was on
agenda, we decided to wait. So, um so
[3:38] he's our new target. Hopefully, near
future, we'll be adding at least a
[3:43] corporal, not two, spots for patrol
supervisors. So hopefully soon we can
[3:49] introduce a couple more officers for
you.
[3:52] » Thank you.
[4:03] » Congratulations. Thank you. I appreciate
and congratulations to Mrs. for putting
[4:09] up with
[4:13] council.
[4:17] and Kyle, I want to thank you. Um,
you've you've been a you've been a
[4:23] cornerstone of this department for a lot
of years. You've been through a lot of
[4:27] ups and downs with us, and I just really
appreciate everything you've done. Um,
[4:32] there were some challenges that you
could have easily walked away from, but
[4:35] you didn't do that. um you've stood for
Bristol for a lot of years and I
[4:40] personally want to thank you and I
appreciate I appreciate your patience
[4:44] with us. Um took a little bit of time
there for a few things but um I really
[4:49] do appreciate sincerely um everything
you do for us and everything you've
[4:53] done.
>> Thank you. I appreciate that.
[4:55] » I appreciate your smile.
>> Really, every time I see you, you've got
[5:00] a smile on your face.
[laughter]
[5:04] » You're one of the lucky ones.
Why, thank you. [laughter]
[5:09] » Cuz I'm watching the boys. Are you
looking mom by themselves?
[5:11] » Well, they're both that bright.
>> Okay. So, you don't want to leave that
[5:14] one home by yourself.
>> Yeah.
[5:17] » All right. Well, again, congratulations.
>> All right. Um, moving on. Mike, what do
[5:25] you have for us tonight? Just a couple
items. Uh, first is our SRF number 58.
[5:31] is of the wastewater treatment plant
which shapes do you approve that
[5:36] payment?
Okay,
[5:41] there's a is there a motion for
wastewater treatment plant SRF
[5:45] dispersement number 58 in the amount of
$158,63
[5:50] to cross for construction with 8319 to
retainage.
[5:55] » I'll make that motion.
>> Okay. Motion by Kathy.
[5:58] » I'll second.
>> Second by Doug. Open for discussion.
[6:02] No further discussion. We'll take a
vote. Doug Smith,
[6:04] » yes.
>> Tony Davidson,
[6:06] » yes.
>> Kathy Burke,
[6:07] » yes.
>> Greg Nolleski,
[6:08] » yes.
>> And Jeff Peach, yes. Motion carries.
[6:10] » Okay. I have a few pictures from our
projects. Um,
[6:15] around town. This is our wastewater
treatment plant. We are finally starting
[6:19] to build the maintenance uh office and
laboratory building after about a
[6:24] fiveweek delay waiting on utilities to
move a guy wire. Uh, so that is
[6:28] underway. They're pouring. I think they
poured the footer yesterday or today and
[6:33] they hope to be pouring the floor uh
next week.
[6:38] Uh we had a a meeting today. They said
we may have that done by December 27th
[6:44] or something like that. We'll see. Yeah.
Uh the next picture is from that's our
[6:51] new street maintenance building that uh
frames up the roofs material steel is
[6:57] there. So, we're making good progress
with that.
[7:00] Next picture is a couple pictures from
our downtown that I took today. You can
[7:04] see we've made good progress on the
sidewalk. Uh, if you go down one more
[7:08] picture, that's in front of the tool
shed. And actually, there's some
[7:12] concrete poured after I took that
picture.
[7:17] I don't know about you, but if you go
down to the next picture, this is what
[7:20] this is what this corner looked like
last summer. And I found myself I'm
[7:26] already used to the way this the picture
if you go down one more picture it's
[7:30] what it looks like today from about the
same perspective.
[7:34] And uh we're we're becoming accustomed
maybe it's because I'm out there every
[7:39] day of what the new street looks like.
I've already forgotten what it looked
[7:43] like
last March.
[7:46] » It's quite a big difference there. that
bump out. I think um
[7:50] » I think we're all a little concerned
about how far that comes out, but I
[7:53] think that's going to be really nice.
Adds some very clear parking
[7:58] » areas and delineates the parking areas
from
[8:02] » what used to be a occasional travel
lane.
[8:06] » Yeah.
>> And you said you saw a boat turn out of
[8:09] there recently.
>> I did. And um
[8:13] and they did okay. They were they were
over a little bit into the orange
[8:17] barrels. Uh but I think it will be fine.
>> Okay.
[8:22] » If not, everybody can just turn left.
>> Or we can Well, and we can talk to ind
[8:28] about that, too, because this is their
design.
[8:30] » They they've already brought it north is
about as far as they feel like they want
[8:35] to. We want to protect the parking area.
>> Okay.
[8:38] » So,
nice.
[8:41] » Okay. Uh the black the top soil went in
out here. I expect we may get saw should
[8:47] be saw out here next week as well.
>> Okay. Everything's looking good. That's
[8:51] all I have unless you have questions.
Okay.
[8:53] » You did note that we as expected NIPCO
will have the bridge closed seven days
[8:57] longer than we promised.
>> It'll be one week from today it'll be
[9:02] open.
>> Okay.
[9:04] » It was supposed to be open Wednesday or
Monday.
[9:06] » Are we surprised? So it's not it's full
seven days.
[9:11] » No, it's not.
>> It's like four days.
[9:13] » Yeah,
>> because it went from the 24th to the
[9:16] 27th.
>> It just every day sounds like a week.
[9:18] Seems like
>> Yeah. Well, it does.
[9:21] » Mhm.
>> I'm sure Anthony feels that way, too.
[9:26] You're going down 17.
>> Yep. Every morning four o'clock.
[9:29] » Yep. To go east. Yeah.
>> Traffic is terrible going.
[9:34] [clears throat]
>> All right. Anybody have anything for
[9:36] Mike?
Nope.
[9:38] » Okay. Not. Jill, what do you have for us
tonight?
[9:40] » Uh, first item I have is ordinance
number 820 202619 is the additional
[9:46] appropriation for the fire truck in the
amount of 772,000.
[9:51] So, we're going to open a public hearing
for that.
[9:54] » Okay.
>> And then after the public hearing,
[9:58] passing the ordinance.
>> Okay. And is this just second reading
[10:03] for this one? Okay.
>> All right. Correct. So, at this time, we
[10:07] will open up a public hearing to
review ordinance 8-20-2026-9.
[10:16] So, if anybody would like to make public
comment, please step up your microphone,
[10:20] state your name and address, and ask any
questions or make any comments you would
[10:24] like.
[10:29] Okay, seeing no comments, we'll close
the public hearing.
[10:33] Next will be I'll call for a motion to
approve ordinance
[10:37] » I'll make that motion
>> 8-20-26-9
[10:41] » motion by Tony
[clears throat] second
[10:44] » second by Doug open for discussion
>> yes
[10:48] me I'm sorry
>> um is this this is the final amount
[10:54] correct
>> correct
[10:55] » okay y
>> that's just what I wanted to make sure
[10:57] » y
>> okay any other discussion Nope.
[11:03] » If not, we'll take a vote. Doug Smith,
>> yes.
[11:05] » Tony Davidson,
>> yes.
[11:06] » Kathy Burke,
>> yes.
[11:07] » Greg Golski,
>> yes.
[11:08] » And Jeff, she say yes. Motion carries.
[11:14] » The second item I have for you tonight
is an amendment to our salary ordinance.
[11:19] So, if you guys recall, um we hired a
couple students uh with Northridge High
[11:23] School uh several months ago uh with
their workbased learning program. So,
[11:28] our uh street superintendent, John,
thought this would be a great
[11:32] opportunity as well um to hire a high
school student. So, hopefully one that
[11:38] maybe doesn't want to pursue college
afterwards that would like to then maybe
[11:41] roll uh roll into this role, especially
since we have a few uh that might be
[11:45] retiring in the next uh 5 years or so.
So, on the second page, you'll see we
[11:50] have uh a level one and a level two for
a non-exempt part-time employee.
[11:58] and that will be split between our MBH
park and cemetery fund. Okay.
[12:04] » So, what I'm asking for tonight is a
motion to wave the second reading and
[12:08] adopt on the first reading.
>> Okay.
[12:10] » And then if that's approved, then follow
a motion to approve the amendment.
[12:14] » Okay.
>> Is there a motion to wave second reading
[12:18] and adopt on first reading the
salary ordinance amendment? I'll make
[12:24] that a motion. Okay. Motion by Doug.
I'll second that. It's a motion by Doug,
[12:29] second by Jeff. Open for discussion.
No further discussion. We'll take a
[12:34] vote. Oh,
>> I just wanted to know does that mean
[12:38] that that's a minimum of 30 hours.
>> This is your
[12:43] » Oh, that's true. I'm sorry. I have
another motion to wait for.
[12:46] » Yes.
>> Any further discussion? That will take a
[12:50] vote. Doug Smith,
>> yes.
[12:52] » Tony Davidson,
>> yes.
[12:53] » Kathy Berg,
>> yes. Greg Dolski. Yes.
[12:55] » And Jeff Beach is yes. Motion carries.
Is
[12:59] » there a motion to adopt the salary
ordinance which is
[13:04] 8-20-2026-20?
[13:09] » I will make that motion.
>> I'll second.
[13:12] » Okay. Motion by Jeff, second by Doug.
Open for discussion.
[13:16] » Yes.
>> Kathy, what do you have?
[13:19] » I just wanted to make it's a minimum of
of 30 hours that they'll be here. Do do
[13:24] they have any hours set or anything?
>> So this employee will be working between
[13:28] 15 to 20 a week. So we're about 40 hours
per pay period.
[13:33] » Okay. Just
>> and that's probably on the high end.
[13:35] » Yeah.
>> Okay. Thanks.
[13:38] » I'm done.
>> Okay. Any further discussion?
[13:41] » Okay. If not, we'll take a vote. Doug
Smith, yes. Tony Davidson, yes.
[13:45] » Kathy Burke, yes. Gregski, yes. And Jeff
Beach is yes. Motion carries.
[13:53] Uh the last item I have tonight is uh
approval to publish a notice to
[13:58] taxpayers of an additional
appropriation. I can list them all. Does
[14:05] or do you have it where we can post it?
But it's a total of 558,400
[14:11] and these are
for projects, Mike?
[14:15] » Yes. I think they're listed.
>> Yep.
[14:18] » We just have a long salary ordinance.
Yeah. Yeah.
[14:24] » So, it's a request out of our tiffs.
>> These are the um the shortfalls we
[14:30] talked about Tuesday night during the
budget. These are filling the shortfalls
[14:33] in the projects that
freeze under.
[14:37] » Oh, the whole thing froze up.
[14:43] » Hope it doesn't just die on me.
>> So, the tips we're pulling from several
[14:48] tips. Um
>> I can list more.
[14:51] » Yeah, go ahead and read it. These are
this is for the St. Joe water project
[14:54] and the street building.
>> So we're asking um three tiffs, the
[15:00] south tiff 150,000,
the east tiff 50,000
[15:05] and our GGT tiff for 87,000. Those three
are for the Elkart and St. Joe water
[15:11] main project and street department.
And then we have our Seahawk TIFF for
[15:17] $50,000, Rail Park for $27,400.
[15:23] And those two are for the street
building and Hitch Holdings, the
[15:26] rightway. And then the last is the
Valmont TIFF for $14,000.
[15:32] And that is closing cost on the Bristol
molded foam property, rightway property.
[15:38] So a total of $558,400.
[15:43] No, you don't have the whole agenda
packet. The other packet
[15:47] switch again.
>> No.
[15:50] » Well, that's the only page I have.
>> Okay, that's fine. That'll work.
[15:57] » Maybe you share yours.
>> Yeah, we could. Okay, there you go.
[16:01] » Oh, yeah. There we go.
>> Oh, it is.
[16:04] » Okay. So, this is So, you're just
looking for approval to
[16:08] » to advertise to publish to the
taxpayers.
[16:11] » Okay.
[16:14] Make a motion we give approval to
advertise.
[16:18] » Okay,
>> I'll second that.
[16:20] » Second by or motion by Kathy, second by
Tony. Open for discussion.
[16:25] » No further discussion. Take a vote. Dan
Smith,
[16:27] » yes.
>> Tony Davidson,
[16:29] » yes.
>> Kathy Burke,
[16:30] » yes.
>> Greg Gowleski,
[16:31] » yes. Yes. Motion carries
>> and that will be read at the September
[16:35] 17th meeting.
>> Okay. on second.
[16:38] » Yes. Thank you.
[16:42] » Okay.
[16:49] [snorts]
[16:52] » And the last thing I have
[16:57] is tomorrow evening is our final
hometown summer night event. um inviting
[17:02] the public and council and whoever's
listening to come to that event tomorrow
[17:07] evening. The fund begins at 5:30 with
the magic show and then um a live
[17:12] performance in our Bristol Opera House
at that will begin at 7 with Abby Thomas
[17:18] » and it's free.
>> So comes not Abby Thomas.
[17:22] » Yeah.
>> Okay. Great. Thank you Jill.
[17:27] » Thank you guys.
>> Anybody have any for Jill?
[17:31] Okay, after that we will move on. Steve,
what do you have for us tonight?
[17:35] » I have the July activity report for the
police department. Um said August on the
[17:42] agenda, so we're not quite done with
that yet.
[17:46] Um uh July 2026, we have 520 calls for
services that we responded to. Uh we did
[17:55] 11 in custody arrest, uh traffic
enforcement. We wrote with 76 citations,
[18:01] 26 warnings. We took 63 case reports. We
worked 18 accidents. Um we drove 12,710
[18:10] miles and we had 88 and a half hours of
overtime. The overtime was a little
[18:15] skewed because of homecoming, a couple
other things, but u we're looking really
[18:21] good on our overtime budget. So, I'm
relatively happy with that. Um, code
[18:26] enforcement,
uh, I won't read them all, but the
[18:30] majority of his warnings that he had
written were 60 for tall grass, 17 for
[18:37] signs of devices, and 21 for illegal
parking. A total of 105 complaints
[18:44] initiated by our code enforcement
officer, and two came in from citizen
[18:48] complaints. Okay. Other than that, I'm
happy to answer any questions. Okay.
[18:57] » Any questions for Steve?
Okay. If not, thank you Steve, Dustin,
[19:03] and Kyle for all you do for us. Um,
appreciate everything you do. And
[19:07] thanks, Garrett. Sorry. Didn't see you
back there. I did, but
[19:14] thank you for all you guys do for us.
Appreciate it. And we just pray that you
[19:17] stay safe. And again, Kyle,
congratulations.
[19:20] » Welld deserved.
>> Okay. Um, Nick, what do you have for us
[19:24] tonight?
>> Well, the same report as a good month
[19:27] for the most part. Uh, 99 calls in July,
301 responses,
[19:33] uh, list of
types of calls we took on. I want to
[19:38] make a note of our hazardous materials
release that happened over the Fourth of
[19:41] July weekend. We had Elair City Fire
Department come in and help us with
[19:46] that.
uh along with some offduty personnel.
[19:50] Ended up being not a major deal, but it
just took a long time for them to for
[19:56] everybody to clear out. And fortunately,
the factory was closed, so we didn't
[20:00] have to evacuate in a very big area.
Couple structure fires, couple cardiac
[20:07] arrests, and I won't read them all cuz
that's a lot. So, uh total of 99. Like I
[20:13] said, uh I just want to remind everybody
of the public that we're school is back
[20:18] in session. Even though we're
unfortunately we don't have one in our
[20:20] town, we still have kids that from this
area that they're going to school. We
[20:25] have Amish kids that are starting school
and they'll be on bicycles and and uh
[20:30] pony carts who just had a horrible
accident down south of Mbury where three
[20:36] Amish kids were hit by a car in a pony
cart going to school. So, just want to
[20:42] remind the public to watch out. It's
really hard when you're driving east and
[20:47] it's uh in the morning that sun's really
bright and it's really take your time.
[20:51] Slow down. Watch for kids on the
roadways waiting for school buses. Those
[20:56] happen to be uh coming a little bit
earlier since they got to travel a
[21:00] little bit further.
So, just make give yourself extra time.
[21:05] Uh August 14th, we uh participated in
the United Way Carbo Race. If you don't
[21:10] know, um it was our fourth in a row win
for the first responder race and our
[21:16] second overall championship uh in a row
for it was 54 boats or something like
[21:24] that.
>> Where's your boat? Are you going to put
[21:27] it on display?
>> It is on It's at the front of the
[21:29] station. It's inside. Yeah. Yeah.
>> To see it.
[21:33] » Yeah. Um, we want to extend our
sincerest thank you uh to Alliance
[21:41] Sheets and for their continued
partnership providing the materials for
[21:46] that boat and helping us with uh all the
stuff that they do to help us uh get
[21:51] that boat uh made. Um, thanks to
Lieutenant AJ Robertson. He's the
[21:58] mastermind behind the building of the
boat.
[22:01] » The man scientist. Yeah, he's does a
really good job at that. Uh firefighter
[22:06] Clayton Corbin and firefighter Gage
Wilds, they uh they row the boat, steer
[22:10] it, do all that fancy stuff. So, they
did a great job for us. We do appreciate
[22:14] it. Again, thank the town board and the
citizens, the police department for all
[22:19] their help uh last month and and every
month. Uh appreciate everybody's help.
[22:24] Thank you.
>> Okay. Thanks, Chief.
[22:28] » Anybody have questions for the guys? you
know,
[22:31] » you guys have been busy.
>> Yeah. Well, we appreciate all you guys
[22:35] do for us and uh thank you um for
keeping us safe and we pray that you
[22:40] guys stay safe as well.
[22:45] » Parkboard, do we have a report tonight?
>> I can give a quick recap. Linda's unable
[22:51] to be here tonight. Um so the last
meeting, um the first of this month, uh
[22:57] Mike presented the 2027 budget. um to go
over with the park board. They didn't
[23:01] see any issues with that. They continue
to work on their projects. Um they made
[23:07] um some comments. If you've been to uh
Condom Park or Hermanance, there's been
[23:12] some I really nice improvements to the
landscaping area. So, if you haven't
[23:16] been down there, check it out. Uh a lot
of that's been done by Kathy Antinelli
[23:20] and a few other people. So, and she's
donated her time to do that and a lot of
[23:24] the plants. So, they're uh they approved
a purchase of some park benches um in
[23:30] Cumins Park. If you guys seen the
basketball court has been redone. So,
[23:34] with that, we added some uh benches to
go around that. Um other than that, I
[23:40] think that really recaps
the report quickly for you guys unless
[23:44] you have any questions.
>> I don't think so. Anybody have
[23:48] questions?
>> No.
[23:49] » Okay.
>> Okay.
[23:50] » Thank you, Jill.
>> You're welcome.
[23:52] [clears throat]
>> Alex, what do you have for us tonight?
[23:55] Thank you, council. Uh, this evening I
have before you ordinance number 820
[23:59] 20226-22,
which is an ordinance of the town
[24:03] council declaring certain municipal
funds dormant and authorizing to
[24:06] transfer the balances of such funds to
the town's ready day fund. Uh, this is
[24:11] involved some uh discussion that we had
um earlier this week with regards to uh
[24:17] the the funds that were established to u
support the river golf course. Uh
[24:24] there's two funds uh that were uh that
were opened. Um one has a an amount of
[24:30] about $563,775.
[24:34] The other about $72,228.
Uh there's a a process that's provided
[24:40] for under statute where when municipal
funds are considered dormant, um
[24:45] essentially the the fund that that uh
was created uh no longer serves the
[24:49] purpose for which it was created. um
those funds can be rolled back into
[24:54] either the general fund or the rainy day
fund. Uh so the ordinance here takes
[24:58] those um both of those funds eliminates
them and rolls that money into rainy day
[25:03] fund. Uh as a timing component um this
would be effective upon the transfer of
[25:08] the river golf course. Uh so council
will recall that the operator is there.
[25:13] Um there are some outstanding details of
some of the economic development
[25:16] questions. Uh so once that transfers
those funds will be eliminated and the
[25:20] clerk treasurer will be authorized
pursuant to this ordinance to roll the
[25:24] money in the rain day.
Uh that's the ordinance in a nutshell.
[25:29] Uh happy to answer any specific
questions you may have. Okay.
[25:32] » Um procedurally procedurally you can do
this one of two ways. Uh there there is
[25:37] no public uh hearing component to this
ordinance. So, if you're so inclined, uh
[25:43] you can wave uh second reading and adopt
on first. Alternatively, if you prefer
[25:48] to to hear it again, uh at your first
meeting in September, you can do that as
[25:51] well.
>> Okay. Anybody opposed to just going
[25:57] regular route doing two readings?
Single readings.
[26:02] » I don't know. Maybe have two readings.
You have two
[26:06] » and doesn't matter either way to me.
And anybody opposed to It's not
[26:12] required, but anybody opposed to opening
a public hearing regarding this
[26:15] ordinance?
>> Not opposed to.
[26:19] » No. Okay. Procedurally, do we have to do
anything in the agenda or do we can just
[26:23] open the public hearing?
>> Well, I mean, as far as to hear it
[26:27] tonight or to hear it um
>> Well, tonight and maybe the next
[26:30] meeting.
>> Uh and at the evening at the uh meeting
[26:33] this evening, if you wanted to invite
public comment, uh you certainly could,
[26:38] but
>> Okay. Uh if you
[26:42] the more
effective means I would say would be if
[26:46] you were to publish a notice to say that
this would be considered at the next
[26:49] meeting. Um that would provide a true
public hearing component.
[26:53] » Okay.
>> Uh if you so desire
[26:55] » or we could do one tonight and the next
meeting.
[26:58] » Absolutely.
>> Okay.
[26:59] » I'm confused why we're going to do that.
>> So people can come in if they need to or
[27:03] want to. Gives everybody the
opportunity. Well, I Yes, but I mean
[27:08] it's just moving funds, correct?
>> Well, there's been some question about
[27:10] it.
>> Oh, there has? Yeah. Well, see, I
[27:12] haven't heard anything about that. So,
if there's been question about it, of
[27:16] course, we need to answer those
questions.
[27:18] » Yeah,
>> good idea.
[27:20] » Okay.
>> Well, before we do the ordinance, then
[27:23] um I'm going to open up a public hearing
with regard to the um dormant funds for
[27:29] the Raper Health course. So, there's
anybody in the room that would like to
[27:32] make public comment this evening, please
step up the microphone, state your name
[27:35] and address and ask any questions or
make any comments.
[27:44] Okay, seeing none, we will close the
public hearing and then we'll call for a
[27:49] motion for ordinance 8-20-2026-2020-22.
[27:56] And that motion will be to advance the
second reading.
[27:58] » Advance to second reading. Yes. Yeah.
>> Would the council like to apologies for
[28:03] interching with Would council like to
notice public hearing for the September
[28:07] 3 meeting?
>> Yes, please. Sure.
[28:10] » Yeah. Okay.
So, is there a motion to advance to
[28:16] second reading for the ordinance?
>> I'll make that motion.
[28:18] » Second.
>> Motion by Tony, second by Kathy. Vote
[28:21] for discussion.
No further discussion. We'll take a
[28:24] vote. Doug Smith.
>> Yes.
[28:26] » Tony Davidson.
>> Yes.
[28:27] » Kathy Burke.
>> Yes.
[28:28] » Greg Dolski.
>> Yes. and JPCs. Motion carries.
[28:32] » Thank you, council. We will prepare a
notice for publication. Okay.
[28:38] » And we'll uh we'll have this ordinance
before you again uh September 3rd.
[28:42] » Okay. Otherwise, um nothing else for you
this evening. Okay. Anybody have
[28:46] anything Alex tonight? No. Okay. If not,
we will move on to the next item on the
[28:53] agenda, which is privilege of the floor.
Is there anyone in the room that would
[28:56] like to make public comment this
evening? If so, please step up to the
[29:00] microphone.
[29:03] Okay, seeing no takers, we will close
the public by the privilege of the
[29:08] floor. Um, move on to town council
discussion items.
[29:14] Doug, anything tonight?
>> No.
[29:16] » Tony?
>> No, sir.
[29:17] » Kathy?
>> Yes. Mike, have you had a chance to look
[29:20] at that uh tree hanging over the road?
>> Nope, but it's online schedule to look
[29:25] at.
I had a call on some other trees. So I
[29:28] think tomorrow I'm touring
>> tree.
[29:32] Arbor Day. Yeah,
>> day.
[29:34] » Okay.
>> Just one. Thank you.
[29:37] » Anything else, Kenny?
>> No.
[29:38] » Okay. Greg, anything tonight?
>> Nothing.
[29:40] » Okay. And I have nothing. Uh, next
meeting September 3rd at 6:30 p.m. we
[29:46] have our RDC meeting.
Um, Baker Tilly will talk about the
[29:52] annual TIFF report.
And following that, um, September 3rd
[29:57] will be our regular council meeting.
Is there a motion to adjurnn?
[30:02] » I'll make that motion.
>> Motion by Tony, second by Greg. For
[30:05] discussion further discussion, take a
vote. All in favor?
[30:09] » I.
>> I.
[30:10] » Okay. Thank you everybody.
Thank you everyone.