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[0:02] Test 1, 2, 3. Welcome everybody, town council. We're just having myself Gary Bryce and Kim. So it's good to be started the prayer, also the prayer. We're having a follow-up, thankful for the stay, thankful for all our blessings, thankful for the rain that we received lately and continue to bless us with that, which we'll meet our needs and sustain our lives here. Pray that we discuss the matters on the agenda today.
[0:32] The spirit will guide directs those things and it will be aware of the needs of our community as we conduct business in the town.
[0:39] And we thank you for our freedoms and those who serve and protect us and pray that they'll be with them.
[0:47] Bless them, pray for the leaders of our nation and we sing we pray for them and they will do this Christ Amen.
[0:56] I have pledged allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic
[1:04] for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
[1:12] All right, just one item on the agenda, I entertain the motion to adopt that, motion
[1:22] by
[1:22] I came second by Bryce's own favor, so there's a couple of parcels around there's two of them.
[1:32] One of them's just to sew coat, the pull-off or the turn-out across from the trailer park up there.
[1:42] We sewed that or we paved it when they put the bike path in.
[1:46] I mean, that's been eight years ago.
[1:49] And I would never sell it.
[1:51] And then when we widened that road up here, I don't know, it's been probably 10 years
[1:57] ago or a little less, maybe.
[2:00] No, when we did the Main Street project, they put a little path from that crosswalk just
[2:05] down to the bike path, probably three years ago, I don't remember, anyway.
[2:10] So and then there's a little portion right here and the portion over by the shuttle where
[2:15] they tore out. So one of them is just going to do that. And that must be this one, just
[2:25] to silk coat it. And this is signature, something we haven't used. They were here doing
[2:29] ruby stuff. We could just snake this in and we get it done. I forgot. 2900 total.
[2:53] Didn't
[2:53] Yep, 1,800, yeah, in the cemetery.
[2:57] I don't know if you guys followed, but they microgrined the asphalt to try to take off
[3:03] the HA5 and then they silk coated and that's all included in that which comes to, I think
[3:10] $10, a square foot, pretty
[3:16] expensive and I think might be worth trying, I mean I think in
[3:21] the future I don't think that's something we need to do everywhere to get that HA5.
[3:27] But in certain places it might be worth it, but I think on the road is most of it scraped
[3:32] off anyway.
[3:33] It just seems like it's-
[3:35] Yeah.
[3:36] I mean, I'm just comparing.
[3:44] Do you have a pair of layers that are a little bad?
[3:46] We're part of that problem.
[3:51] Yeah.
[3:52] Or is it even the second coat that I did it for free?
[3:55] Yes.
[3:56] This is fast.
[3:57] Yeah.
[3:58] I agree.
[3:59] Yep.
[4:03] Get a scraper.
[4:05] Yeah.
[4:05] Or some of them.
[4:06] for it all.
[4:11] I agree.
[4:14] So this is their solution. And Martin, he's the guy that, to Martin used
[4:18] to work for Straight Stripe. I remember when they come and we had Holdbrook and him, Martin's
[4:23] one who came and showed us those samples. Martin works for signature, he worked for Straight
[4:27] Stripe. So he went and met, and this company is, they are linked to, are owned by Burvages.
[4:37] I think Mark Burbage's kids, I see his kids, some artworks for that, he said, I can't
[4:44] remember seven or nine projects where HA5 was laid down, they've had to go in and grind,
[4:49] do whatever they're doing to take it off to put this down, because other people have the
[4:53] same problem.
[4:55] But what are the reasons?
[5:00] That's all.
[5:02] That's probably the easiest, as far as we're just getting off the scrape or the scrape
[5:09] and the sand.
[5:11] And he told me, like it says after they get through, it doesn't look like you know where
[5:19] we've ground up by like a havy, big ground, that ass of the water would lead, you see that?
[5:25] That hole where it looks like a funky trench coming out of our house, they had that big puddle
[5:30] So they got one of those grinders and ground it down. He says it does looks nothing like that
[5:34] He's like you'll be able to look over it and you'll see barely any and
[5:42] I don't know if they come up with it or I
[5:44] seen it
[5:46] I guess they went back through a looks stuff done like seven
[5:51] 79 projects
[5:58] Yeah
[6:00] No, it's yeah
[6:02] When I talked to Dustin from Straight Stripe when he came out looked at everything
[6:07] And he he was more on the I think he's overstriping. He's not necessarily on the sill side, but he just said I
[6:13] would imagine if you put
[6:16] Straight striped whatever else on top of that HA5 and if it's still peeling up it's gonna peel up again
[6:22] Anywhere where it is maybe not where it's gone and then he put it down
[6:26] But he's like most likely to come up again
[6:29] So yeah, you have to get it off first and he even said maybe
[6:34] real stiff bristle brooms and that's why we've talked about maybe having the
[6:38] tanner with the bobcat and school put a lot of pressure in some of these areas and
[6:41] see if it'll come up I don't know but yeah so I think this is more of just
[6:50] we'll try that in the layering in the cemeteries see if we like it or if it's worth it
[6:54] but like I say it is expensive it's $10 I don't know what the other was the score
[6:58] footage but $10 square foot is pretty pricey but that's
[7:03] and it's put in two more silcokes man.
[7:07] And the total on that was $3,756 square feet for a total of $4,131.60.
[7:26] It didn't give a square footage.
[7:37] I should have asked Dean today if I was talking to him.
[7:41] I should have asked him what they were paying but I told I just remember the dollar ten and he's like well that's almost 50 but that's why they're almost $4.00 already where it's put.
[7:53] but I
[8:05] don't know
[8:17] what's left, but yeah, Tanner, I mean, he went and scraped up eight,
[8:37] He didn't want to hit, I talked to him about, you know, hiring Ruby to see if they
[8:42] want to bring their sweeper and pick it up, but otherwise we'll just blow it all on the
[8:44] grass if we use that broom.
[8:47] Anyway, did he use the bob cap?
[8:49] No, he never used it.
[8:50] He just, he went and picked up what was loose around it and swept it up.
[8:53] He didn't scrape anything off, and if it's anything like, it's in front of my house,
[8:58] It's every time it rains I have to go out there and blow or otherwise it goes all on my garage
[9:03] and you track it in the house and I mean that stuff hasn't been a nightmare.
[9:09] Yeah
[9:11] I'm hoping every time it rains I'll get the broom and I'll try to and my snow shovel just scrape and
[9:16] unfortunately come up this
[9:18] Fast as I want to just because I'm afraid if we ever sell it again, it's just everything's just gonna
[9:23] pop up
[9:30] try it. Yeah, so just to understand we're just talking about a smaller
[9:37] just just the cemetery. I think it goes from that parking lot in the loop and
[9:41] back. I think it was with as much as it cost this might be a five-year deal.
[9:49] Yeah,
[9:56] those two those two pull off plus these little tiny spots and then
[10:13] So the total will be $7,031.60 and
[10:21] they're here, I mean, that's why they wouldn't do it until next week, they want to wait and see if we can prove it or not.
[10:27] So, I'll open the lotion, send me the ready.
[10:45] Motion by Brian, second by Kim, all favor?
[10:52] Okay.
[10:53] I don't have anything else.
[10:56] Nothing else on the agenda.
[10:58] So I'll entertain a motion of general council meeting.
[11:06] Motion by Kim, second by Brian, so all in favor?