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[0:00] Board of Trustees, meeting to order, March 26th, to 2026 at 7 p.m., and Joe Hanson representing
[0:10] Cornish.
[0:11] Sierra Bradley clerk. Richard Riggs, be a manager.
[0:14] Curmer price, Milldale, Paul T. Entire.
[0:17] In-Hatch, Trenton. Randy Feeser, Nibbley, Chief, Rickson, Incorporated.
[0:22] David Woodam-Alga. Craig Riggs, being in. Kelly Nelson, Wellsville. Duncan Greer, Richmond.
[0:28] and
[0:30] show our for northern
[0:32] hard years
[0:34] they've gathered on the
[0:35] high part
[0:36] thank you well everybody
[0:37] welcome
[0:40] first item on the agenda is
[0:43] to adopt the agenda
[0:44] we do need to make a
[0:48] well no you're going to say
[0:50] talk about it
[0:50] and
[0:57] We have a motion. Do I hear a second there we have motion a second and discussion or questions
[1:03] seen on those in favor say aye. Any pose. Passes.
[1:11] Where are the new trustees?
[1:13] what?
[1:15] elsewhere.
[1:16] Who just is?
[1:17] Who Are The Sad?
[1:21] censor both here I don't have a paper I can do Mistaken.
[1:25] just do
[1:32] both Menden and Smithfields so if you want to stand and raise your hand.
[1:38] so all right we're gonna swear you and today so you'll stand and I'll read this behind
[1:43] And then I'll
[1:47] get paperwork.
[1:47] So raise your right hand and then you can just read that out loud.
[1:52] If you need a move closer, you can.
[1:55] I got really bad eyes here.
[1:58] OK, you're good.
[2:01] Arthur Frank here's having been appointed to the Office
[2:07] of Cash, Mosquito, Baton, District, Trustee,
[2:10] do solemnly swear or affirm that I will support Obey and defend the Constitution of the United States and the Constitution of the State of Utah and that I will discharge the duties of my office with fidelity.
[2:43] I'll be.
[2:44] Okay.
[2:44] Thank you.
[2:45] Thank you.
[2:49] Review in a few minutes from February 26th, meeting.
[2:59] We're here again.
[3:05] Same like we just had this meeting last week.
[3:08] I can't wait to talk.
[3:08] believe we're here again already.
[3:14] No, we're at the review improvement. The minutes for number three. Okay, I agree.
[3:23] Thank
[3:26] you. Do I hear a second door for all second. We have motion a second. Is there any discussion or questions?
[3:35] see none those in favor say aye aye any pose motion passes
[3:42] Zion's bank question and answer okay so Richard um knows how what is how
[3:51] is Richard being put into it Richard being is on the high council with me and so
[3:56] we got talking with him and you probably know Richard being as well because he
[4:01] Richard Bean is the one that's over his eyes account, and so I asked him, I said, hey,
[4:07] something's not right with our account, and we feel like we're being nickeled in time, and he goes,
[4:11] well, well, what can we do? And so he, they've got a new treasure in the finance, and they got together,
[4:20] and they were hoping to be here tonight, but he called me today, and asked some questions, and I had him
[4:28] move over, but he's the, oh, in Zion's, he's the account manager over our account for Zion's,
[4:37] so that's how he's involved. And so Sierra, I got to talk to the finance team part of that.
[4:45] Okay, I just figured we'd start with that. So the financing, their name is Steve and Justin,
[4:52] and I had a 15, 20 minute call with them.
[4:55] So we talked about our positive pay,
[5:00] which should be only $35 a flat rate every month.
[5:04] It should be $35.
[5:05] So I brought up, I'm like, that's not what our bank account says,
[5:08] because when we started it, it was at $53.50,
[5:11] the next month was $65, the next month was $57.
[5:15] And they're like, that's not right.
[5:17] And I'm like, yeah, it's not right.
[5:19] like if you're going to tell us one thing and this is what's being done then and then I told him that
[5:25] we with other banks and everything so it should be a flat rate of 35 and it doesn't matter how
[5:33] many transactions or how many things come through it shouldn't fluctuate and so he said that for now on
[5:43] will be a straight $35 for a positive pay that just a positive pay just it keeps track of like
[5:50] make sure that nothing gets out on the dark web like it did before. So it's going to be $35,
[5:55] not $55, not $65, not and if the next month if it is he he's like you call me straight away
[6:04] and we will make sure that we'll look into it again. So I have his number and if it's more than 35
[6:11] I think I will be calling in.
[6:12] And talking to Richard before he called,
[6:15] I talked to him about that positive pay as well.
[6:18] With that positive pay,
[6:19] what it does is it puts the honest back
[6:21] onto the bank where without that positive pay,
[6:24] if something happens with the check or something,
[6:28] nothing, the bank can't is not held reliable
[6:32] or responsible for unless it came from them of course,
[6:36] but with the positive pay,
[6:37] it puts the honest more on the bank itself. So that is the positive pay is a good thing for us.
[6:46] Especially with it being $35 versus whatever we've been paying. And then I know last time we talked
[6:52] about the ACH but the more Dave and I we met with the person the next day the more we talked about it
[6:57] it just did not feel right we were like no this is not for us. So they did counsel that we will not be
[7:03] charge so we all we will have is the positive pay. And I looked into just doing certified
[7:08] mail. And if I use my own stamp, if we use our own stamp, which either pack, grow the
[7:14] whole roll, if we use our own stamp, use and send it certified mail, it's $5.30. And I
[7:21] was talking to Richard, we have like 10 checks, 10, 15 checks that we may be sent out for
[7:27] chemicals or a year a year a year so 1015 checks a year that we send so I
[7:34] figured I would just send things certified mail so that would do it and do away
[7:38] with that what do you call it? ACA? Yeah do it with that so it would be about
[7:44] $60 a year for those instead of $35 a month for that $12 a month so yeah I don't
[7:52] I mean, supposedly it's going to take out another control, but the rail probably just
[7:59] go up.
[8:01] I'm like, I'm on the opinion that maybe we should not do that anymore.
[8:07] That check that got scammed or hacked or whatever, that got stolen out of the mail.
[8:15] So with a certified mail, that's supposed to be, isn't that guaranteed?
[8:22] If it doesn't get there, then what happened was he just signed for it.
[8:28] Oh, you're in, I mean, the people that, isn't that what certified MLA is in February.
[8:33] It's not guaranteed, it's insured or anything.
[8:38] I honestly don't know how certified MLA is.
[8:40] It's just a little extra.
[8:42] So is there a charge for ACOs?
[8:44] There was, yes.
[8:46] There's going to be 35 plus another 35 a month for the two things.
[8:51] But we only chill, we only send out like 10 checks a year that need it, the trustee checks go out but if, you know, if I see on your check, you don't even care, right?
[9:05] But so many steals are, the other $35 thing with positive pay, they can't catch it and tell you to prove it, right?
[9:15] Yes. So that's it. So we got a devil.
[9:22] So I only did that one top that my the check that I sent out Monday
[9:28] Just to see what the price was
[9:32] And with this positive pay if it ever gets
[9:36] Scammed again
[9:39] And they
[9:41] actually cash it somewhere or somebody catches it and signs will be responsible for it.
[9:48] So I guess that's the benefit of it.
[9:52] If it's 35, it's going up to...
[9:56] Yeah, right now they...
[9:57] For long it's worth more than one of the checks.
[10:00] So it would be a set rate of 35.
[10:03] According to all known Google, a certified bail provides the center with a malignancy online
[10:09] line tracking and electronic verification that the item was delivered or that a delivery attempt was made.
[10:15] It requires the recipient to sign for the letter upon arrival offering legal proof of delivery.
[10:21] So like the check that got stolen was put into a mailbox and just left and somebody stole it out of that mailbox.
[10:28] Where this has to be hand delivered to somebody, but somebody against could be sitting there at the mail box.
[10:35] somebody in the office. Yeah, at the office. So, um, something like that.
[10:42] I mean, what we ought to do is look at, uh, given's over so much money, good sort of, but no.
[10:51] It's usually unusually the chemicals that are the big things. So, like, the four or five.
[10:58] Like I said, uh, ten are between, you know, if it's five dollars and something says, so say five,
[11:03] 50% and 10 of them that's $55 a year is all that certified we can we can eat that where if we're doing ACA it should be $35 a month. So that's over
[11:18] $350 maybe about $400 or yeah but the positive pay now is only $35 a month so we
[11:29] with that. I would say we do keep the positive pay because that makes sure that
[11:37] what's going on and if it tries to get cashed yeah we're good with that being
[11:42] cashed if not then that's no good. So that positive pay protects us that way and
[11:47] then just to certify the mail with those bigger checks anything like you said
[11:51] over you know $500 or whatever and if we if we needed to we could also just go
[11:58] into signs and wire it yes so I can just go to Smithfield branch this wire
[12:02] wherever we need to go out there check pay you bill pay yeah we want to do
[12:08] that just do the online bill pay and they send the check if that would be for all he
[12:17] just any time I wanted if we had a little big one for chemicals I could just go
[12:22] and I could go in and do it all together at that.
[12:26] There's just a lot of options.
[12:27] This other thing they were trying to sell us
[12:29] was probably designed for a company with more transactions
[12:32] and we have, by far, where you'd be hard to keep track of them
[12:36] or hard to keep, you know, trace them.
[12:38] Or ours is, we don't have that much.
[12:41] Because the house from both ways,
[12:42] because it received funds that way to have through ACH.
[12:48] What about the idea of just a debit or credit card that's wrongly paying the bills?
[12:53] Well, we tried to, but when a chemical checks $3,500, $35,000, that's a big.
[13:02] Yeah, you'd have one of them a year or two.
[13:05] But with four winners, we could have four of them.
[13:10] and then you're eating up 3% credit card to the picture that you have a card as well.
[13:15] Well we ran into that last time when we had a repair on the truck and they put us over
[13:23] the limit and then so we couldn't get the, so then did you end up using your, how do we
[13:29] get that resolved?
[13:31] Sierra came in and we split it, he paid some with it and I paid some with him.
[13:37] Because her and I together have a total amount
[13:43] from even though they're two different credit cards,
[13:46] I think it's like $20,000 that we have between us.
[13:50] And I think I've got 15 on mine and she's got five.
[13:53] Just in case it was great big ones like that,
[13:56] but we can't do that with 35,000,
[13:59] but then you're in a three percent.
[14:01] Yeah, that's it.
[14:03] So it's all those options,
[14:05] You know the man that's the manager what would you propose I propose we keep
[14:11] the positive and then if we need to I like Paul's idea that anything over a
[14:18] certain mouth 500 or whatever would you certify mail because there's not
[14:22] going to be a lot of them and then most of because most of the stuff I can pay
[14:27] and see or can pay with credit card and then Zion's that's part of Zion's
[14:32] Anyway, so that gets paid right through there.
[14:35] And this last one had two separate checks.
[14:38] There was two invoices, but it was for the same vendor.
[14:41] I put both in that one envelope for certified mail.
[14:44] So I sent two checks in one envelope.
[14:47] And it cost the $5.30.
[14:49] So I'd say positive pay and certified check,
[14:54] or Dave said if it would be doing you bill pay.
[14:58] And that would save us a $1,000,000.
[15:00] Certified as well, so that's what I would suggest. Well, yeah, the amounts really, to me, aren't that much. We can't let you rip off again, but it's got to be, designs can't be ripped on this off either, right?
[15:17] I guess I'm going to kind of start the conversation, concerned the bank anyway. I'm still discouraged to see some stuff like I'm seeing on the financial report when they're even charging us for checks. I don't agree with that at all.
[15:31] I agree and I brought that up with them and he said somewhere in your banking somewhere they're probably charging yet.
[15:40] I don't know where and I said I don't know either but he's pretty insisted that it was his business and that he was getting ACH for free but so I don't know.
[15:52] So I can tell you straight out I don't get charged for checks. I don't get charged for certified checks
[15:59] If there happens to be a charge stored against my account by some other subsidiary or whatever
[16:03] They boy the account and everything and that's with key bank
[16:07] And I've had both personal checking for quite a while within what I'll do in my businesses. I have that to keep bank also
[16:13] And that's the whole reason why I brought him up for a month
[16:16] But I've been seeing on here with the account that we're running in the size of the money you have in that account
[16:21] And the fact you're finally paying three to four percent interest on anybody's savings
[16:26] to be get their charge in six, seven percent when they're being going out.
[16:29] Because it's a pretty good one of those will if they're making the money somewhere
[16:32] not.
[16:33] I don't see why they have to go to the levels where they're making a dime of this operation.
[16:38] I really don't.
[16:39] So that's why I brought up the decision of the board is to go with what they decided to
[16:43] go with at all.
[16:43] I'll follow up with the decision.
[16:45] But we think we're taking care of that, that we're not going to go with that ACH and
[16:50] We can just go with the $35 now positive pay, so.
[16:55] This is what we're here for, it's to work things out.
[16:58] And we all bring the new printed check charge to $65.
[17:02] That's the third we're going to get $35.
[17:06] Yes, from now on, we'll be only $35.
[17:11] We all bring different tools to the table here,
[17:14] and that's what makes this unique.
[17:17] That's what makes it fun.
[17:18] So they're not really charging for the check.
[17:20] They're just charging for that service.
[17:22] They're charging.
[17:23] Okay.
[17:24] Charges for the exit.
[17:25] I don't know what you said, right?
[17:26] On your new printed check.
[17:27] Yes.
[17:27] It's 5.25.
[17:29] We...
[17:30] Oh, that's 65.25 is my clerk mileage.
[17:38] I can...
[17:43] Yes, I know.
[17:44] The new printed check is like a check that I just printed today to be signed.
[17:49] That's what it's called.
[17:50] I can totally, that just came from Craig Hidalgo.
[17:56] Excuse my confusion.
[17:57] No, you're good.
[17:58] Now I see where you're coming from.
[18:00] To be honest, it was 65-something from the further part.
[18:04] Yeah, the clerk miles and all.
[18:06] So yeah, I could revert that.
[18:09] How should I put that?
[18:17] Well, it won't be just my mileage.
[18:18] It just be.
[18:20] Okay.
[18:20] So it's like it checks that what that is is that wine item and this came from Craig Craig
[18:27] And I've wanted it like this and so that's why it's like that, but
[18:33] We haven't however, but that new printed checks
[18:36] Represent that there's only one check that was it happened to be my mileage today
[18:40] There's my mileage, but any checks that
[18:43] Any new that haven't been run
[18:51] Okay, I could do that, and so that would be, yes, now okay, we're good.
[18:58] All right.
[18:59] Well, they're with teammates.
[19:00] Have we worked this thing to death yet?
[19:05] I think, yeah.
[19:07] I'm glad I couldn't report that.
[19:09] Okay, manager report.
[19:19] Yeah.
[19:19] I guess we should be cleaning it up.
[19:21] What do we need the motion to say?
[19:24] So I would motion something like I would motion I move that to ease the positive pay with
[19:32] science bank and just that because it's a science bank question and answer I know that we
[19:38] positive pay with science bank. Any takers? I can't do it.
[19:48] 35 going to show up on the
[19:50] It will be under the office of vice.
[20:03] But it's yet to be over $500 a certified man.
[20:12] Do I hear a second?
[20:14] I'll move to the second floor.
[20:16] Okay.
[20:17] Can I have any other discussion questions?
[20:21] I think to Amanda maybe we something we could run this year and review at the beginning
[20:26] of next year for his works just keep going with it but if not we can look at other alternatives
[20:45] All right, thank you guys. All in favor? Any opposed?
[20:55] Okay, that's a manager report.
[20:57] All right, first I interviewed 12 people in the last three weeks and I've got one person.
[21:05] And so I'm still working on it.
[21:08] I talked to a couple of people tonight for adult deciding
[21:12] that hopefully we'll work out one of their,
[21:15] they worked for the school district as bus drivers,
[21:19] but which means that later on in the season,
[21:22] they could still be able to fog at night.
[21:27] I've got my drone pilot and one other girl
[21:31] that is for a large residing, so I'm still looking for two more large residers. So if anybody knows
[21:38] of anybody, send them my way. It's $16 an hour to start. That's been part of my problem. I can't
[21:47] go up and I'm not going to go up because I don't want to be cowing to this new generation that I demand
[22:00] $21 an hour and they're not doing the work of $21 an hour so I will go from there.
[22:11] Now with this warmer weather we've got a couple of calls for mosquitoes. One of them is
[22:17] our friends in North Logan that likes to play us in Logan City against each other.
[22:22] He's right on the border he is in North Logan but AC standing water and he tells us
[22:27] that it is just, it's horrible, it's the worst the year ever. And I just tell him, great
[22:33] thanks for calling. Our Sarah does anyway. Our Sierra does anyway. But with that brings
[22:41] with this warm weather, we're going to start seeing the early, the mosquitoes out earlier
[22:48] like we have. And they're the floodwater mosquitoes, so they're not carrying any diseases per
[22:54] say. The challenge is, as if it stays warmer and we have to start, we'll probably start
[23:00] fogging before we start larva siding. If I do that, I've got to balance that because if
[23:07] I start earlier, then that means I won't have anything at the end of the season. And if
[23:12] I don't have anything at the end of the season, that is when we see the West Nile virus is
[23:16] later in the summer. And so I've got to balance that. Do I? I know that we've got the mosquitoes
[23:24] out with the flood water. They're not really carrying any diseases or anything, and they're
[23:30] new synths. But I've got my West Nile virus mosquitoes that come out later. My goal and responsibility
[23:41] that I feel is to try to make and balance that.
[23:45] I don't want the West now virus mosquitoes out and hordes
[23:49] and then we just get a huge influx of people
[23:53] getting sick last year was bad enough
[23:55] and we were keeping up on it as much as we could.
[24:00] And so you might hear people complaining about the mosquitoes
[24:03] and we're not doing anything,
[24:05] it's because I've got a balance.
[24:07] I only have the budget for so much product.
[24:10] Could you look spray every other week?
[24:13] We could if we needed to.
[24:16] You know, up until the month of June, then we could do something like that.
[24:22] That would just end up, then it would look like you're doing something truly.
[24:26] You'd have enough.
[24:27] But every other week to win them below.
[24:31] The other challenge is, is what right now we had a water meeting for Newton.
[24:40] on Wednesday night and they're saying that the reservoir is at 48% right now and it's not looking like it's going to go up much anymore, but that is
[24:50] everywhere. And so if we do not have a wet spring then our water and the runoff is not in there in the in the
[25:08] We've got to balance all that too because if we don't have the water and it warms out, we still got some of that water down in the sluice that don't have to treat but then the summertime trying to keep people going and everything and what we got to do with water is going to be our challenge this year.
[25:27] What temperature does it take to kill off the existing mosquitoes right now?
[25:31] It's got to be, in order for us to fog, it's got to be above 50 degrees, but for it to
[25:38] kill a hard frost takes care of them, but it doesn't kill them, especially if they're
[25:44] in the larva stage, if they're in the larva stage and still in the water, that what we can
[25:49] have a hard frost, it would take care of the adults, but that larva is still viable, and then
[25:54] it warms up within a week or two, you've got to hatch again.
[25:58] Well, they're talking with snowploughly next week, right?
[26:01] So I'm looking forward to that, to be honest with you.
[26:04] As much as I've loved recess at 75 degrees,
[26:09] it's been nice.
[26:11] But one aspect of people help you.
[26:14] Exactly.
[26:16] There's your one thing I want to take
[26:19] it about is that this happened to us a couple of times
[26:21] where we get behind.
[26:23] And then you have a rough summer just
[26:26] trying to, you know, if we get too far behind, never getting it on top of it.
[26:31] And I've thought of that.
[26:33] And so, like I said, I want calls to suggestion if we go out every other week.
[26:38] Because then people are seeing us do something.
[26:41] And then we might be able to take where they're not a hazard to do something.
[26:46] Yeah.
[26:46] Probably be a lot better.
[26:48] If somebody does say, well, why don't you do the area that we go because we need it.
[26:52] They came out earlier, and we need to...
[26:56] And we can do that based on people complaining about it too.
[27:04] So when the alarm is on, if there's no alarm, I don't know.
[27:11] There's still some out there, of course, but it's pretty...
[27:19] And then farmers are irrigating it too, so.
[27:24] Richard, are you, with the employees,
[27:26] you hire, are they guaranteed that summer work
[27:29] till the end of summer?
[27:31] Yeah, so they, we couldn't find,
[27:33] we wouldn't have to keep them busy.
[27:38] Because a lot of these kids are like the two
[27:42] that I have hired, the one, the drum pilot,
[27:46] and he's done so on, he'll be glad to have a job.
[27:49] He's got to have a job, but he is coming from the drone program from Utah State.
[27:55] In fact, one of the main instructors up there is, he's the one that got a hold of me and said,
[28:03] hey, I got a good candidate for you. And so he's my there. And then the other girl that I hired,
[28:11] she worked for Utah County Mosquito Statement for the last couple of years. But she almost said,
[28:17] know because I wasn't paying her enough but even though I gave her a dollar of
[28:23] raise from up there from down there I mean and but then she said she'd like to
[28:29] work but she needs that full-time during the whole summer so and chat box is
[28:37] retired yes and no he said he could come back but then he was going to be gone all
[28:42] June and two weeks in July. So he's with not Brad with Kim. He's taken on responsibilities
[28:52] more with the DARE program. And so he's training all over the United States with Kim.
[28:58] So I'd keep him if he, if I could, but yeah, with all of July or two weeks in July and all
[29:06] June. It's not feasible. So you still need two more
[29:12] larvaceiders? Yeah. Okay. And I basically write the
[29:17] where we live. Yeah. So I'd really like somebody with
[29:20] ATV experience. Because of fathers. I think so. I think that these two that I
[29:26] call tonight will be able to do that. And I've got two
[29:29] Foggers are already that have been here, but then I just need them to see others. I think I'm okay with them.
[29:41] What's the age? They got to be 18 to get a non-commercial pesticide license.
[29:46] Could
[29:50] be tough, do I, where we buy our four-way letters, maybe I might have some ideas
[29:54] of some people who are familiar with this news.
[29:58] Josh Honda, tonight.
[30:00] Can I have a name?
[30:04] A lot of my candidates have actually come through Utah State's handshake if you go in there, and they put in an application into the handshake platform. And so that's where I got. Sarah, actually, the girl that I hired last week. And I interviewed a kid tonight that put his stuff in there.
[30:29] But he's just waiting back to hear from an internship.
[30:35] And I can't do internships.
[30:36] So if you know somebody that wants an internship,
[30:38] I don't care what it is.
[30:39] I need an internship.
[30:40] Also, maybe, maybe, maybe as an employment service.
[30:44] I thought of that.
[30:45] I did that one year, and I did work for services.
[30:49] And all I get is people that don't want to work,
[30:53] but they're doing their job.
[30:54] They're just doing their job.
[30:56] I'm doing their job.
[30:57] We ended up having to pay unemployment for a year on one of them.
[31:03] Yeah, that's an amazing work.
[31:06] So that's my concern with that because I don't want to do that.
[31:13] Okay, is that it?
[31:14] Yeah.
[31:15] For pre-port.
[31:16] Okay.
[31:18] Your trainings.
[31:19] If you haven't done your checks, do your checks.
[31:22] I know a few of you haven't been here.
[31:25] You've missed a few.
[31:26] If you have in your folder, if you haven't signed the two forms that need to be signed, please sign those and give them to me.
[31:33] I think Duncan, you had it, and then someone else I can't remember.
[31:37] And then the other thing is I got a call from Diana Schaefer at the County Auditors, the Tax Administration.
[31:46] So apparently last year she got a hold of me and wanted some records of when the district was formed when things were annexed in and things like that.
[32:00] And I said we were formed in 2004. Here's when these towns were annexed in and what we were covered. And then I didn't hear anything. So I'm like, okay, she got what she needed.
[32:10] Well, she called me yesterday or the day before and said that North Logan met on the 24th.
[32:23] And apparently what we found out was there was an 11-year agreement that the taxes would
[32:28] be, North Logan would be pay, they would be paying North Logan.
[32:34] I don't fully understand, but that North Logan was getting all this money for the 11
[32:39] years and then but because we were before that 11 years there's a few of us
[32:46] that North Ogan technically owes us money but North Ogan passed in this
[32:52] meeting that they just want written notice from all these districts that we're
[32:57] just going to pass this. We're not going to worry about it and North Ogan will just
[33:01] keep the money and will be all clear and be all good. Day and the call is like
[33:07] no. So Diana was very much on our side. She's like, I want to let you know that
[33:12] this is coming down the pipeline. And I know you as a district and some of the
[33:16] cemeteries are very small budgets, very like you need this money. And she said
[33:23] it was 800 and something dollars that North Logan goes us. And so she's like, I
[33:29] want to sign anything. And if you if they come back and are like, oh, you should
[33:32] sign it, Diana says that her and her office can provide all this paperwork and say, hey,
[33:39] you owe these districts this money. And North Logan should have the money to pay us back.
[33:49] Have they given them the paper to pay it?
[33:54] Are they just going to sit till somebody forces them?
[33:56] I think they're just going to sit and tell.
[33:59] Well, what's with this office? That's who asked the approaching?
[34:03] So who sends them the bid?
[34:04] Yeah, I don't know because there's a quite a few districts
[34:17] So yeah
[34:36] I know it's $800, but it's a little bit, that's what they know, this is $800 and something.
[34:43] She told me as I was driving, I just know it's $800 and something in some sense.
[34:48] But yeah, it was mainly she was calling us to let us know that this was coming down the pipeline and to inform you guys.
[34:57] So, that's what I got.
[34:59] Thank you.
[35:04] Review and approve bills.
[35:05] Okay, so that's where we are. I will reword this financial snapshot so it's better things like that.
[35:18] And then we got our personnel, our typical payroll, our maintenance.
[35:26] I pay two of our invoices
[35:33] with a DACCO.
[35:35] And so that's where a large site and it's all to site seeing supplies are for chemicals.
[35:42] Operation site, my mileage, office equipment, are yearly quickbooks, it goes out in March
[35:51] subscription.
[35:51] So that's why it's high is because it's our yearly one-time payment for our quickbook subscription.
[35:58] and then safety office plays are phoned and then the capital projects is a new
[36:04] father. So two new fathers, two new fathers.
[36:20] David Gavin, I moved to pay the bills.
[36:25] We have a motion. Does somebody want to second it?
[36:27] David was second.
[36:29] Okay we have a motion of seconds.
[36:30] Is there any questions?
[36:32] Discussion?
[36:52] I want to get that $800 thing you'll want to ask for a different one so you can see it.
[37:02] I'll also have her, I'll talk to her but also have her email stuff because I'm in a way like a goldfish.
[37:07] So thinking of Sear had a baby like three weeks ago, so
[37:12] Thank you everything might write. Yep, baby's up and running
[37:21] So so
[37:27] All boys
[37:29] So I should cry when she found out
[37:39] I'll entertain for a motion to adjourn it together move to adjourn
[37:45] All in favor say aye aye
[37:49] Any pose