[0:00] All the one over here.

[0:02] Yeah. I'm looking at one, non-surface. Okay, on this morning.

[0:08] Smallest chicken in the world, yeah. Other than egg yolk, they're ladies or nay.

[0:13] That's a must be, oh, tomorrow or no, those are three.

[0:15] Good morning. Good morning. There's another good morning.

[0:20] Good morning. Great.

[0:23] Or. Good. Good.

[0:26] mentioned.

[0:31] So that's a good news.

[0:32] I'm going to ask.

[0:32] And I'm going to ask you guys.

[0:34] I was going to ask you guys to be a killer.

[0:40] Call it a program that we are in.

[0:46] So we are about to bring this into our home.

[0:49] For we are at guard ground.

[0:50] It's a good news.

[0:56] Oh yes.

[0:57] Yes.

[0:58] Yeah, I have.

[0:58] I don't know if you're very good.

[1:00] If I'm a third of the people,

[1:01] I'm a third of the people.

[1:04] What's the least facing?

[1:06] What's the most?

[1:07] What's the most?

[1:09] I don't know if you know this,

[1:12] but I can't let them go down and go down and go down and go down.

[1:16] There you go.

[1:17] No, no, no, no.

[1:18] So, if I'm using a video,

[1:23] I don't know if I can go down and go down and go down and go down and go down and go down.

[1:27] I didn't know-

[1:39] but it was a part of the building for fishing,

[1:43] a huge number of people were on this.

[1:45] That's out there, and totally mad at you, I'm glad.

[1:47] Like a front, it was the front and right side,

[1:49] one of the platforms.

[1:52] When did I hit them by first gear someday?

[1:54] It's a good story.

[1:55] There was probably not my exact gear.

[1:57] It was the fourth time I got into that.

[1:59] And then he went everything.

[2:00] I never, I'm not sure.

[2:02] First time I ever hit a deer,

[2:04] but I was pouring about the spot, and I'm not sure.

[2:06] I've only had one, you know, but then my first month or I, you know, I don't know.

[2:17] Yeah, I got a...

[2:21] And I'm going to sort you out of what fire of those who want to do what I'm doing.

[2:24] Sure, I've been where I do it in different fields, but they're going to sound like so.

[2:28] And I have the full home.

[2:30] I have a plan when I look at driving this night, but I heard things out of there, and that thing was like, actually, I didn't think of it.

[2:35] They've been able to remove it, they weren't going to be able to fire up a lot of firewood or anything.

[2:38] They're wrong, they're wrong, they're wrong, they're wrong, they're wrong, they're wrong.

[2:41] Always say no, they'll suck, they'll suck.

[2:43] That's a big delete reality.

[2:44] I don't think that's where they're going to be like, they're stuck here, they're stuck here, they're

[2:55] That's all the way to getting the commission.

[2:57] The words that I hold.

[2:59] The words that I hold.

[3:03] I'm sorry.

[3:03] The time when I was entering motion to amend or approve the agenda.

[3:08] Okay, I'll leave the motion to approve.

[3:10] Full second.

[3:11] I have a motion of order second for the intent of any further discussion.

[3:14] Saying that all of it.

[3:15] So moved and I have two separate meeting units here. I have one from Tuesdays September 8, 26, I'm in

[3:43] a

[4:07] So, I'm going to go to the list of the list of leads from here.

[4:16] All right, first item up is Olin Creek from the Reynolds Proclamation.

[4:20] I was contacted to see if the County Commission wouldn't enter into this proclamation.

[4:28] And I think that there would be no affections to it, so I will read this.

[4:35] Oldland Creek Memorial Sanctuary, American Flag, Dedication Day, and Crock Lamation.

[4:40] Or as the Oldland Creek Memorial Sanctuary found in 1843, is one of the original gambling

[4:45] games.

[4:45] Cemetery still in existence.

[4:47] As capital Sanctuary removed from back-of-day, it was constructed in the USA River,

[4:51] became part of the lake of the Ozarks, and were at many people who pioneered and developed

[4:56] in the beginning of the county.

[4:57] Most of them lived in Oldland Creek, or buried in the historic Sanctuary and pointed

[5:02] Church founder, bank president, newspaper editor, member of Congress, and several business owners,

[5:07] Anne.

[5:08] Where at? Many of the names of the surgery tuned still, and also can be found on stained glass

[5:13] windows that were moved from the old name Greek United Methodist Church in the former towns

[5:17] to the Church's current location, Anne.

[5:19] Where as, the graves also are the final resting place to soldiers, including 14 veterans

[5:24] and several civil war veterans.

[5:27] Where as, members of the County County Historical Society, caretakers of the old land Greek

[5:31] the Royal Semitory, our community to keep the honoring, documenting, and sharing industry

[5:36] of pioneers who settled the development, served this land, and whereas members of the

[5:40] Camp County Historical Society can commemorate the service of our veterans by placing

[5:45] flags on their graves and now extend that brother to never spend through the installation

[5:50] of a flag hold, and the raising of the American flag in this sacred place, and where

[5:56] The dedication of the flagpole and the raising of the event of the flag during this, the year of our country's 250th anniversary, will put in place a fitting tribute and potential memorial to those who served the nation.

[6:11] Now, therefore, be a result that the County Commission is hereby an honor to dedicate

[6:16] a day to remember the history and service of these noble residents and veterans and

[6:23] to proclaim Saturday September 26th, 2026, as Oldland Creek Memorial Centauri, American Flag

[6:31] Dedication Day in County, Missouri.

[6:34] In testimony world, I hear I have here on to set my hand in cause to be a fix to seal the county of

[6:41] Canada and Canada and Canada and Missouri in the 20th century of September 2026.

[6:46] Do I have a motion to approve?

[6:50] Let me go.

[6:51] Second.

[6:51] I have a motion for a second to approve this population.

[6:55] Is there any further discussion?

[6:58] I gotta flag that, don't need to need it.

[7:02] What's huge?

[7:02] I'm a, I mean, I got, it's a name 70 feet.

[7:06] In least 60, I feel.

[7:08] Well, I think there's a minor, I don't know what it is.

[7:11] I know what it is, but.

[7:13] It's a, I don't know what it is, but, but.

[7:13] I don't know what it is, but.

[7:14] I will say, but I don't know what it is, but.

[7:16] But I don't know what it is,

[7:25] but.

[7:25] I don't know what it is, but.

[7:26] There's power, let me think else?

[7:29] Hi, sing.

[7:30] All in favor? Aye. So moved to, let's see.

[7:38] Saturday, September 26, 2020, is hereby proclaim no link for the World

[7:43] Center in American flag dedication day. Thank you all very much. It's okay. There you are. All right.

[8:02] we have to redo them every five years, and this will grab the insurance group, they are

[8:09] the brokerage for an escape from the other county health insurance.

[8:16] Do we have any input?

[8:23] Well, was that a mental informant?

[8:26] Do you have any of them in the county county insurance?

[8:29] Well, I would need them to have the brokerage.

[8:34] I think that if we are going to do anything with the insurance,

[8:43] David Jeremy plans on putting our health insurance back out for a battery thing this year.

[8:49] Because not this year.

[8:50] I mean, we just did it last year.

[8:52] I got to hold them at it.

[8:53] I mean, you don't know about it.

[8:54] They're expecting me to set out a five percent year.

[8:57] Andrew just shared some of the numbers with me.

[8:59] looks like we're trending down, probably near $250,000, $300,000 from here, here in the last year,

[9:06] the Kim Prius, you know, for that stuff. Some of the changes we made in screw-9 thing enrollment

[9:11] in the ACP as well as the pharmacy by giving it back those fresh riffs, have driven the trend,

[9:19] the other direction that we're going up and filling down. So now we do have all of the rest of the

[9:25] If it's off the market and that's the presentation for it, softness is that a life at all of the voluntary markets.

[9:32] But you know, we just have to market search last year.

[9:35] But it counts shows to stay with their current carrier.

[9:40] You know, if you go every year, then you're not going to get the same time.

[9:44] So it's not too late, but it's pushing that at this point.

[9:50] All right. Well,

[9:53] at this time, I would turn to you.

[9:59] move on. We're new this for our reading this relationship.

[10:08] Do I have a motion?

[10:14] Do you have anything to add to this?

[10:18] Do you get any more to add?

[10:20] I mean, there's

[10:26] five motion on the floor? Okay.

[10:29] I'm staying.

[10:38] I'll second the motion. Thank you for the discussion.

[10:42] Saying no, I'm better. So,

[10:46] take it easy. We've been sitting on one for another because you all are

[10:52] All right, very good. Last item up is security warnings review. So we've already kind of

[10:59] didn't through this a couple of sessions ago or meetings ago, and we had stated by this

[11:04] date, we would have something for review. I guess I'll read through all of this to themselves,

[11:09] what we do, right? Nobody has any place else better to be. Casual number, this is a draft. Anybody

[11:16] can take a look at this, or there's something they think can need to be changed, but I believe

[11:20] the direction is what we are doing here at this time.

[11:24] Whereas the County County is a County First Class

[11:26] without a tool for charter for a government

[11:28] governed by a three-member County Commission

[11:30] to check the 49 other advice that fix a Missouri hand.

[11:33] The County Commission has control enhancement

[11:35] of the real-enversal property belonging to the County

[11:37] under Section 49.270 by a SMO,

[11:41] revised statutory summary, is empowered to alter repair

[11:44] and build county buildings and to take such measures

[11:46] as our necessary to preserve the building's and property

[11:50] of the county under Section 49.470 are as Simone is charged with providing maintaining

[11:55] equipment in the offices and space in which county officer performed their duties under

[12:00] Section 49.510 are as Simone and the county commission has considered the manner in which

[12:05] the public is received at the county's administrative billing complex. The deployment of the county

[12:11] security personnel and an aims by which the safety of the public county officers and county employees

[12:17] is protected, and has determined that the security posture of the administration

[12:20] Goli is better served by a combination of visible office or presence and comprehensive

[12:26] electronic monitoring, band-by-fetched entrance screening.

[12:30] And, whereas the county commission has determined that reopening the administrative

[12:35] building to under-rescripted public access, together with the security measure directive below,

[12:40] appropriately bound balances and counties obligation to keep its buildings open and accessible

[12:46] the citizens, they serve against the county's interests and protecting persons and property

[12:51] within those buildings. Now, therefore, be it ordered by the county commission of

[12:56] standing County, Missouri, as follows. The commission directs that the walkthrough

[13:01] magnetometer positioned at the front side interest of the administration building be removed

[13:06] from that entrance and that fixed entrance screen of members of the public at that location

[13:12] be discontinued. How do you maintain staff and any other appropriate kind of personnel are directed to carry

[13:19] out the physical removal of the equipment and to store or repurpose for disposal of

[13:25] the equipment and importance of law and sound property management practice? The Commission further

[13:30] directs that consistent with the removal of the magnetometer, the front door of the administration building

[13:36] be re-opened to understated public access during buildings for caring hours of operation,

[13:43] so that members of the public may enter and conduct business with the offices housed in

[13:47] the administrative building. Nothing in this order limits the authority of the commission,

[13:52] or of the officers responsible for the several offices to secure non-public areas to lock

[14:00] the building outside ordinary hours of operation, or to take reasonable measures and response

[14:06] specific threats.

[14:09] The Commission further directs that the Administrative Billings design designated security

[14:13] officer, the OREO sign, from the stationary screen, post-forming, maintain, and decide entrance

[14:18] to a rolling patrol function, covering the administration building, administrative building.

[14:24] In that function, the officers help provide thoseable security presence, circulate through

[14:29] the public, and commentaries of the building, respond to incidents, and request for assistance.

[14:34] The Commission further directs the installation of security cameras, providing coverage of all common areas of the administrative building.

[14:43] The Commission further directs to the colors that, and tons of points to the removal of fixed weapons screen.

[14:49] The administrative building is a general county administrative facility and is not a courthouse.

[14:57] And that members of the public and county person.

[15:00] We have made a lawfully carried firearms with given the administrative billing to the extent and only to the extent authorized by and subject to the restrictions and exceptions of applicable Missouri law, including Chapter 571, revised statutes Missouri.

[15:16] and in particular, the offense of unlawful use of weapons under Section 5-71.030 revised

[15:24] statute of Missouri and the location restrictions of Section 5-71-71-707 revised statutes

[15:32] Missouri.

[15:33] Consistent with the state's preemption of the entire field of firearms regulation

[15:37] under Section 21.75-0RSMO, the commission does not by this directive prohibit or restrict

[15:46] the law for carrying a firearms in the public and common areas of the administrative building.

[15:52] Any person carrying a firearm within the building remains bound by all applicable state law restrictions,

[15:58] including those that apply to any courtroom war room in which a court is conducting business

[16:04] under section 571, like 107.1, subsection 4, our sumo, and to any needing of the governing body

[16:14] of a given a local government under Section 571.107.1,

[16:20] Section 5 provides statutes from Missouri.

[16:24] At this time, commissioners, I would entertain a motion to approve.

[16:30] And then we'll go in the discussion.

[16:33] I'll make that motion.

[16:34] That motion is four out of a

[16:38] second.

[16:39] Look at that discussion, for us, for people that are here.

[16:42] Just one quick. Can we second?

[16:44] Well, you know, just honestly considering the draft we talked about, we're not going to vote on this today.

[16:50] I guess I should not honestly apologize.

[16:52] I'll let you remove that asking for a motion to do it, except because we didn't draw the

[16:58] stuff as a draft. We're going to what next two is they actually get together to approve it.

[17:04] So I apologize. Yes, we didn't even know about it.

[17:08] And if anybody has anything, I'd like to add two or take away from, we will certainly

[17:14] consider that, but I'm pretty sure that all three of us have worked this over.

[17:20] Do you have any problems with any of this?

[17:23] I don't know, but thanks a lot.

[17:25] You know, I come from Richmond, from Paris, for Paris.

[17:28] How far down that rabble do you go through Paris?

[17:33] You know, that's where I'm at.

[17:35] Um, I see the veins, I'll see this baby.

[17:40] I think our county just split on this I've been.

[17:46] Not sure if they're wrong or right.

[17:50] You know, we'll clean county, learn and share the ones they have.

[17:54] Well, we've got Chris.

[17:55] No, we're kind of happy to have some.

[17:57] I'm not sure about the other counties.

[18:00] But I like that with this next one.

[18:03] See where what people's.

[18:06] Yeah, but yeah, so on what he said, I'm just at the Miller County does that milk

[18:11] Packers, but their court is in the same boat. It's not a separate boat, so you're required to have right there

[18:18] I think that building that's building that's not happening. I think I think I would like to do it like a meeting like this

[18:24] And then the second thing that I was again as I said the court is can't be counting that second amendment sanctuary counting or is it

[18:33] God, I would also add that those that have, even in this building over here, the Justice Center,

[18:41] would be first floor, that Justice Center in all of that body is really a common area.

[18:46] And quite candidly, should be open to the public without a lot of guardrails as a

[18:54] that as a popular term these days, and to probably even open for a viewing recording, whatever

[19:02] can be done in public, like any other public building, and then the courtrooms themselves would probably

[19:07] keep more inclined for that extra layer of security, but that's the court building. I'm not going to

[19:14] get into that, that's their purview thing, and they can argue that fact. But any of it, anybody else

[19:20] Do you want to? Yes, sir.

[19:22] I signed by a person that's speaking to identify themselves and tell us where they live.

[19:27] I don't believe you.

[19:28] Why? Well, just to a record, please take your name.

[19:31] On West Grant. West Grant?

[19:33] I've lived in Germany, but I don't know.

[19:35] Several pieces of the property.

[19:37] Thank you.

[19:39] Thank you.

[19:41] Anybody else in hand, bud?

[19:43] Thank you.

[19:44] Well, that's not.

[19:45] I haven't been good enough.

[19:47] Yeah.

[19:47] I don't know, I don't know.

[19:48] Hi, public doctor.

[19:49] Running for your job, you're dead dead out,

[19:52] and you shouldn't even be voting on this stuff.

[19:55] Excuse me, excuse me, excuse you, because

[19:57] I'm still in his office to the front of the office.

[20:00] This is a fantastic, it pastes me, your deciding book.

[20:05] Yes, I'm right.

[20:06] And you're going to walk away from my people,

[20:08] came to the county, don't necessarily want it.

[20:10] I think the people at Damning County probably actually do.

[20:13] No, you're not, not the ones that I talk to.

[20:16] So do you think elected officials should carry on?

[20:19] No, especially in this building.

[20:21] You don't think anybody should be in this building with the government

[20:24] unless they're framed by that.

[20:26] Now, if you want to qualify the people coming in the building,

[20:29] it's passing the same course since it's here,

[20:32] not buying what they've been carrying have done.

[20:35] So what about Missouri's Constitution?

[20:36] Missouri's Constitution?

[20:37] Oh, it's got nothing to do with Missouri Constitution, OK?

[20:41] If you want to qualify people,

[20:43] but I'm both in a training board order to come in here with the ground.

[20:50] For a, is it better suggestion? Sure.

[20:55] Dr. Considerer. Thank you.

[20:58] Anybody else?

[21:02] Yeah, right. One of that I forgot. I'd like to know the sheriff's opinion on this.

[21:09] State factions says you can carry anywhere. I mean, I don't know, sir. I'm asking you.

[21:15] I'm open to, I'm not against our, our statutes, you know, all support those, as long as they're

[21:23] all by any system. Would you support the trading of the people that are qualified to say,

[21:29] as you come into Milley, I'll just let anybody like my productive career gone, or I'll still

[21:34] pay up into, I mean, I'm a huge component of training, I might think anybody that agrees with my

[21:40] I think it's great to be trained and know how to use that by arm and but in sessions very clear I mean

[21:52] you have the right I'm with your second amendment we have to pull their constitution to

[21:56] what I mean and it's very clear that you have a right to carry.

[22:04] Mr. McDonnell asked. Sure, go ahead

[22:06] what is your understanding from Missouri's constitution pertaining to power on ground it's more what I'm

[22:11] from the people that they don't caught up with.

[22:14] Well, the people that that's why we have the

[22:16] Constitutionals may have done that.

[22:18] So we don't have that mob rule.

[22:20] If you win this office, you're going to take it out to Missouri

[22:23] and the United States Constitution.

[22:26] What is your understanding of Missouri's

[22:28] Constitutional retaining fire and care?

[22:31] You all understood, you know what the Missouri Constitution says about.

[22:36] I'm telling you what people are telling me.

[22:38] What people are telling me?

[22:43] Well, I'm not. I'm asking you.

[22:46] I'm not a bit. I'm not a bit. I'm not a bit.

[22:47] Like what people are saying, I'm not scared of it. I grew up around you.

[22:54] What people are you talking about?

[22:56] Anybody that talks to me about writing people off.

[23:01] people don't want to come. Those are the ones that I've answered now. Do you understand what the constituents feel like?

[23:07] And I'm giving you to our opinion. Am I entitled to that? Just, you know what I said right here in the time of service and knowledge of the Constitution?

[23:14] Well, my question is though, if you should witness all this, you're going to take it both to the Missouri and the United States Constitution.

[23:21] And we'll find a way, every elected individual, that is their very end goal link of, you

[23:26] don't take it out to your constituents, you don't take it out to people, you don't take

[23:30] it out to your community, you take it out to hold the constitution.

[23:34] What is your understanding of the fire on these walls in the state of Missouri and the

[23:37] Missouri constitution?

[23:39] Sir, I can't I think, please, you're on that.

[23:41] I've always did.

[23:41] Well, I know what you know, what it is.

[23:43] It would simply say that policy constitution do a nationally, as president has been told

[23:49] and worked off no kinds of things,

[23:51] we don't want to be paleocondrous.

[23:53] It's a thing that's changed the circumstances,

[23:55] the understandings, they change,

[23:57] they're going to change when you leave the office here.

[24:00] And maybe to reason why you're leaving office,

[24:02] but people will hold on with your theories.

[24:06] I spot not a view it.

[24:09] I'd like the S-TAS that you don't let it be,

[24:12] feels like all the elected officials

[24:13] in this building should be allowed to very far arms

[24:16] and the public should not.

[24:19] I don't think the, I don't think these guys should compact these guns in the door, but you can't regulate that, that's my understanding of the Constitution there.

[24:27] It's sure understanding of there are different opinions. Well, ask him, ask him to raise your hand, he's got a gun.

[24:33] I mean, I've heard the song.

[24:37] Well, I'll say it's a gun.

[24:40] It's just a law for you to be near your back, going to gun.

[24:42] Are you sure about that?

[24:43] Sure.

[24:44] It shouldn't be near your back, going to gun.

[24:46] It's actually not.

[24:48] out the elected, if possible, it was very lucky.

[24:51] I'd like to know if those elected officials are going to have to be very willing to go.

[24:54] Into a meeting.

[24:55] I don't carry any more because, no.

[24:58] Somebody was smoked me out.

[25:00] But this doesn't even mean homie jeans is certainly.

[25:03] What got you rich cost?

[25:04] Gonna be.

[25:06] We're doing this checking.

[25:11] I'm pretty sure he doesn't represent trouble.

[25:13] And the thing that my brother and I had, we can look back here,

[25:19] be, certainly if I wrote,

[25:21] I think we said that it would be more of a problem,

[25:24] not allowing people to protect themselves

[25:28] than allowing them to do it.

[25:30] How many of this approval would like not to have

[25:33] a pinpointed return to a certain one?

[25:36] What was that?

[25:37] I don't care.

[25:37] No, no, it's a lot.

[25:39] All right, I think we do want to be here.

[25:47] I don't think I have a question.

[25:49] You guys probably all know I have a question.

[25:52] I'm not confused.

[25:55] I'm not scared of anybody in the ring.

[25:57] I am a question.

[25:58] I have a question when I release the share.

[26:03] And I'm about to release the share.

[26:06] We have a room in this building.

[26:11] That's the share.

[26:13] What about it?

[26:15] And I'm just asking the question, I don't really want to say.

[26:20] It's going to have to be secured.

[26:25] It's one of my thoughts.

[26:28] Personally, I'm a citizen.

[26:29] It's currently secured now.

[26:32] And it will continue to be secured.

[26:34] That's the only thing.

[26:36] Well, under normal operating hours, there are people here.

[26:39] I'm pretty sure that any one of us would notice,

[26:41] because we know what it could take to get in that room, right?

[26:44] So I think we could probably notice that.

[26:47] We're not getting up all of our surveillance cameras

[26:50] and to survey all the ways of commoner,

[26:54] it's which cameras basically just helped prove

[26:59] somebody there didn't do something going forward.

[27:01] They don't protest once or anything.

[27:04] So that was totally wrong.

[27:05] We could always enhance that particular realm, as we know.

[27:10] Anything else? If we're talking about clean up, I'd like to take out a search against the county's interest.

[27:18] I read this, but here in you are articulated out loud.

[27:23] I would just start that. Where is that? Where?

[27:27] They certainly should probably have a common against the county's interest.

[27:33] And I would probably just start that whole thing.

[27:36] I thought we were voting on this today.

[27:38] I didn't know where to push to the back.

[27:42] Well, I didn't make it wrong.

[27:43] It says in the session.

[27:45] Now we can't vote, unless there's nothing so we can't.

[27:48] I mean, I said earlier, you know, in the last meeting,

[27:50] but we have to use this session, uh, I don't care about voting on the day.

[27:56] I think there's a very minimum I would like to make a motion.

[28:00] We open to front doors.

[28:02] I can't.

[28:04] It's a miracle.

[28:06] But what was was what you're supposed to?

[28:11] So he would you would sign this, how would sign that gas argument?

[28:16] We don't rely on no right, we're going to hold off for a little bit.

[28:22] I want to do it today, today.

[28:26] I don't know.

[28:27] What are you worried about the steps, Eddie?

[28:29] I mean, really?

[28:30] We don't have to send them back down.

[28:31] I mean, I don't know.

[28:32] I don't know.

[28:33] I don't know.

[28:34] That's okay.

[28:34] aggressive ability instead of the open. And then I've got a question if we don't

[28:38] want to allow both doors on the side, because we only have one heavy cap

[28:44] and it does have one. I think no, because I believe a lot of people come to this

[28:48] other building, thinking they want to eat for this building, but they go over there

[28:51] and then they come back down the steps into that back door that's on this

[28:55] foreigners. I think they're open. Last year at the Capitol, we had to go on this side.

[28:59] We're going to direct people into one door. We're going to both doors. There's only one

[29:03] I don't know if they can't open it on that stuff, they'll, all you mean, the, uh, the gay

[29:07] working on them to, for so, so the whole or sister, nobody. Yeah.

[29:16] That's literally all I wanted

[29:18] to do was get the front doors open and it somehow got belonged into multiple layers.

[29:25] Some of your rockers see that, I don't know if I obviously don't understand. People want

[29:28] to bring in guns, they're going to bring in guns. If they're going to do something mad,

[29:32] they're going to do something that you can't sit there and live in fear and don't

[29:36] solve about how to have to be. And that's what it feels like a lot of people are doing

[29:41] if they're afraid. And that's fine too. You can be afraid of whatever you wouldn't be afraid of.

[29:46] But no.

[29:52] It's very, I'm not. I mean, I'm not. I'm Andy. How so?

[30:00] You know, we haven't, we haven't, we can put a sign out that says, can you get access down the right?

[30:07] I'm not going to deserve it. There's always been something to say that we're not getting paid.

[30:12] Now, I'm not against it. I think the front door, I'm just saying it's not the end.

[30:18] Well, wasn't the fact that the amount of cost and engineering to put a ramp for the front door is the line that wasn't done.

[30:27] necessary was made to hand it out to begin with. So it never was really going to be

[30:33] a hanging topic. As long as we make sure to read out one designated, we put the sign

[30:39] and felt them, we had at say 90% of people after however many five six years of doing it this

[30:46] way are getting it still. We use that entrance. The closing entrance.

[30:53] So, in addition to signage, just thought here,

[30:58] to live a visible world, everyone's using the web.

[31:02] Wouldn't it just be super simple to put a crawl,

[31:04] get a whole Hebrew, put a crawl on the website,

[31:07] on the front page of the kind of website,

[31:08] says any cap or disabled entrance,

[31:11] located on the northwest side of the...

[31:14] Mr. Osmick, remember that please?

[31:16] And see if we can't get our IT from that website.

[31:20] Good idea.

[31:23] Yeah, so you still would not be able to carry the firearm inside the commissioning and this room while we're in a 40 steps. You guys correct. Now let's hear a line of the visual correct. So if you were found to have a firearm in a commissioning.

[31:39] If I understand that if you have a CCW would just advise to leave me, but if you do not have a CCW, you can be charged with a list of here.

[31:49] outstanding.

[31:50] And that is exactly what we've got to do.

[31:54] Just like a school or anything else.

[31:56] That is correct.

[31:57] If you have a CW on our found to be carrying in this room right now, then all we have to do is

[32:02] really ask you to look if you are carrying under the constitution, but allows you to carry

[32:07] you can see it without paying up for that.

[32:10] Then yes, you can be charged because you are otherwise.

[32:14] statute prohibits you from carrying in the study of reading. That's correct. That is correct, yes, sir.

[32:21] This is real quick question. Is there no need to, I don't know, maybe you can leave a little.

[32:28] I just leave you that all the sectors that are still in the front door on that one door.

[32:32] And then not even say people can't carry, but at least it identifies it to the share of them and people like as soon as they walk in like,

[32:39] Okay, that guy's got something on them for that show.

[32:42] What's okay?

[32:43] That way, at least it's identified

[32:44] until the person gets this man in the door.

[32:48] And I mean, they can still roam around

[32:50] or whatever you want them to do, but it identifies it.

[32:54] That's kind of what we do.

[32:55] I mean, you don't know, sorry, that's kind of what we do.

[32:57] It's your facility.

[32:58] And you know, MPs are coming in.

[33:01] We still have them come through the metal detector.

[33:03] We still make sure that there, you know,

[33:06] we know that there was gone.

[33:09] So I think part of the reason was expense, as I mentioned earlier, so if you're going to

[33:14] screen, if I was coming to a building, you need to screen every book, right? And the front door

[33:20] was not conducive to any cat folks coming in there. So you would have to have two screen positions,

[33:27] one advantage, or for the anti-device, and then one of the front door. It was,

[33:35] again,

[33:36] You know, just knowing this hearing is five.

[33:40] Yeah, I would have to see that.

[33:42] I think the compromise is following the very law.

[33:45] Please, that's the problem.

[33:46] You can just leave it at the, um, as he didn't have to work.

[33:51] And then just say, hey, if you have a weapon, he is going to identify and come on through.

[33:56] And then it gets to you all.

[33:58] So that makes sense.

[34:00] Because then you still have the opportunity to spray in everybody with a gun.

[34:04] Yeah, I hear what you're saying, but doesn't the military is going to be completely different than this.

[34:09] Of course.

[34:10] This isn't white and clear for space.

[34:11] Can I?

[34:12] We don't have a top seat.

[34:13] You don't get to carry a gun in there.

[34:15] You are a G.A.

[34:17] Any other fight by the rules?

[34:20] You're going to initiate.

[34:22] That's certainly different.

[34:23] That's right.

[34:24] All right.

[34:24] Then anything else?

[34:25] Yes, sir.

[34:26] But there's still be like a locker room.

[34:28] There's something where you didn't think about it.

[34:30] to think it's for you in the locker comment that is being and then when you leave from

[34:34] your left and it's filled out. Well those lockers which are in the wall, so I just sort of

[34:40] downstairs to why be, why be, why be no effect in down there. Well, if you have you

[34:45] feeling a arrow in there, it's pretty lovely up here. That's interesting. Maybe you can

[34:50] sit or bring them up here. I actually think that's a good idea. Right outside of the room.

[34:54] You're going to get a build, and so if you're else for all of your, maybe you can store your weapon from the meeting, and then we can hit weapon, and that's a great idea, sir.

[35:07] There's another map right now, take it away now.

[35:10] You're going to have to leave the weapon in your car if you want to come to this meeting.

[35:13] Well, that's right, and that's part of understanding the walls and going on.

[35:17] I don't know.

[35:18] I don't know if you don't know.

[35:19] I don't know if you don't know if you don't know if you don't know if you don't know if you don't know if you don't know.

[35:24] Let's go ahead and move on to this today down here.

[35:29] I think really we found enough discussion.

[35:31] Not here and a lot of changes are input, what we read.

[35:37] So I will move to adopt initial order number 09, 29, 20, 26, 30 second.

[35:44] I'll second that.

[35:46] I made the motion.

[35:48] You did.

[35:48] I would prove.

[35:49] But if you want to make that motion, do you go second?

[35:51] I'll say.

[35:52] You'll say to him about it.

[35:53] All right, very good.

[35:54] I have most important to say to any further discussion on the most saying now on favor.

[35:58] I have that.

[35:59] So moved.

[36:00] Commission order number is 0.29.

[36:02] 226 is hereby adopted.

[36:05] Thank you all.

[36:06] Is there anything else this time?

[36:07] Anybody would like to bring forward a commission?

[36:09] Is that a little bit on the agenda?

[36:10] Sir.

[36:14] I'm not an unbiased element.

[36:17] I'm really cornered.

[36:18] I'd like to address the authority for this own principle.

[36:22] Like two weeks ago.

[36:24] Yeah.

[36:24] to.

[36:30] Sure, for each of your microphone, I'll be.

[36:37] I very seldom ever close to respond to anything on

[36:41] Facebook, but I do the real thing.

[36:46] All I want to know is what road are you talking about?

[36:59] And

[36:59] I'm tired of my earphones.

[37:02] You made office for me.

[37:05] I don't know what this is all about.

[37:17] You didn't mean that.

[37:23] I'm tired of my earphones.

[37:30] The post you made post collection out of the election is over, it's literally there.

[37:36] When I opened up, there's no goals, you know, there's no demands.

[37:42] So, I'm asking you when something...

[38:20] You should have done where I asked you for my phone back.

[38:27] I want to make another channel for next to you.

[38:31] That's true.

[38:33] That would get you sure that I had the dust control for the money.

[38:37] All right, very good.

[38:39] I'm good.

[38:40] I'm good.

[38:41] Oh, yeah, let's go.

[38:43] No, oh my god, they're no, oh, they're not going.

[38:46] Let's get my gear muggish down there.

[38:50] Oh, my five object.

[38:51] Oh, God.

[38:52] All right, come on.

[38:52] Oh, they must have made them all.

[38:55] You're just like I carried out the last thing.

[38:57] He's, Lee, Lee.

[38:58] Oh, God, hey, where's the stick?

[38:59] I'm not sure,

[39:00] I'm not sure,ander, I got it.

[39:02] I don't know how to do that, but I'm out.

[39:03] I'm out.

[39:04] Unbelievable.

[39:05] I think he's good for that.

[39:08] It's a lot of fun.

[39:09] Say, you're not thinking that you're not helping to do so.

[39:11] I just carried out a few of my last days, by two feet.

[39:16] All right, thank you all.

[39:20] I'm just going to run up my tent.

[39:25] Hold that, wait to run your office.

[39:28] Change the way to hold that, or wait to hold that, or wait to hold that.

[39:31] What about?

[39:32] What do you think is not happening to do with the way to hold that, buddy?

[39:35] You really don't realize that it did.

[39:37] Both of

[39:40] them.

[39:42] I'm surprised, James did it, did it, did it, did it, did it.

[39:45] I mean, you haven't heard of him for so long, but well, thank you so much.

[39:49] A lot of the end, congratulations on that.

[39:53] Thank you.

[39:54] Thank you.

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