[0:00] Trusty Burgger >> here.

[0:01] » Trusty Zelik >> here.

[0:03] » Trusty Pilone >> here. Trusty McCarthy

[0:06] » here. >> Mayor Severino

[0:08] » here. Please stand and face the flag. [clears throat]

[0:12] » I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the

[0:17] republic for which it stands. One nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and

[0:23] justice for all. [clears throat] There

[0:30] » a motion to approve the minutes of our August 3rd, 2026 village board meeting.

[0:34] » So moved. >> Second.

[0:35] » Moved by Trusty McCarthy, seconded by Trusty Fuselone. Clerk, call a roll,

[0:39] please. >> Trusty Guthrie,

[0:41] » I. >> Trusty Enelmo.

[0:42] » I. >> Trusty Burgger.

[0:44] » I. >> Trusty Zelik.

[0:45] » I. >> Trusty Fuselone.

[0:47] » I. >> Trusty McCarthy.

[0:49] » Hi. >> Under listening pulse, we have uh

[0:53] several resolutions today. The first one is resolution number 3484 honoring Carol

[0:59] Kadel upon her retirement from the village of Carol Strering Police

[1:02] Department and Trusty Zelik is asked to read that.

[1:06] » Thank you, Mr. Mayor. Uh resolution number 3484 resolution honoring Carol

[1:12] Kel upon her retirement from the village of the Carol Stream

[1:16] Police Department. Whereas Carol Kadel joined the Carol Stream Police

[1:19] Department as a police officer on September 14th, 1998. And whereas during

[1:25] her career, Carol Kadel served the department in numerous assignments and

[1:29] specialized roles including police officer, detective, internet crimes

[1:34] against children investigator, juvenile officer, evidence technician, field

[1:39] training officer, and as a member of the honor guard and bike patrol units. And

[1:43] whereas Carol Kadel served as a department's crime prevention officer

[1:47] from 2020 until her retirement, coordinating and supporting numerous

[1:52] community outreach, education, and crimerevention programs. And whereas in

[1:57] her role as crime prevention officer, Carol Ko was responsible for

[2:02] coordinating programs and initiatives including the citizens police academy,

[2:07] the youth citizens police academy, community emergency response team,

[2:11] ground search and rescue, crime prevention through environmental design,

[2:17] facet, adopt a cop breeding program, and run, hide, fight and fight training. And

[2:24] whereas Carol Kadel also oversaw the police department's volunteer program

[2:28] beginning in 2020, coordinating approximately a 100 volunteers who

[2:32] collectively contribute more than 1,000 hours annually in support of the police

[2:37] department and village programs and functions. And whereas throughout her

[2:43] career, Carol Kel received numerous commendations and recognitions for her

[2:47] service, including being named the 2025 James J. weighed most outstanding

[2:53] officer of the year by the Illinois Association of Chiefs of Police. And

[2:57] whereas after 28 years of dedicated service to the village of Carol Stream

[3:02] and the Carol Stream Police Department, Carol Kale has decided to retire from

[3:06] public service. Now therefore, be it resolved by the mayor and the board of

[3:11] trustees of the village of Carol Stream on behalf of all former and present

[3:16] elected and appointed officials and residents of Carol Stream that section

[3:22] one. The service, dedication, and contributions of Carol Kadel to the

[3:26] village of Carol Stream and her accomplishments throughout her law

[3:29] enforcement career are hereby recognized and commended. Section two, Carol Kadis

[3:36] is extended the sincere appreciation of the village of Carol Stream and has

[3:40] wished continued happiness and good health throughout her retirement.

[3:44] This resolution shall be in full force in effect from and after its passage and

[3:50] it's approved and as approved by law passed and approved on this 8th day of

[3:55] September 2026. And I make a motion to appro to approve resolution number 3484

[4:03] recognizing Carol Kadel. >> I second that.

[4:06] » Moved by trustee Zelix. Seconded by trustee McCarthy. Cler call the role

[4:10] please. >> Trusty Guthrie

[4:12] » I. >> Trusty Enelmo

[4:14] » I. >> Trusty Burgger.

[4:15] » I Zik [clears throat] >> I.

[4:18] » Trusty Falone. >> I. Trusty McCartney.

[4:20] » If I say no, does that mean we get to keep her? I know. That's what I was

[4:24] thinking. Hi.

[4:28] We have a beautiful plaque.

[4:36] » Remember those clutches?

[4:44] » Where's Dino? >> You better get that phone out.

[4:52] » Vertical. >> Vertical.

[4:56] Yeah,

[5:00] » Dino's in mourning. That's why he's not here tonight to take pictures.

[5:04] » I caught myself.

[5:20] » If only one of our trustees was a photographer.

[5:24] [laughter]

[5:36] Now come up here. [clears throat]

[5:40] » First we got to give her an applause. [applause]

[5:51] [applause]

[5:56] » [applause]

[6:05] » Oh, wow. >> Oh, wow.

[6:07] » All right. Make sure first.

[6:25] » [laughter]

[6:29] » You got to take the mic. >> Okay.

[6:42] » Okay. Well, first of all, I would have dressed nicer, but I turned

[6:46] in all my uniforms. Seriously, [laughter]

[6:52] um, thank you for this. Thank you to the board, mayor, um, all of our trustees. I

[6:58] just I love you guys. All of you so supportive. Thank you to the police

[7:02] department, Don and Cleave, and everybody. Um, but

[7:08] look at these uh volunteers here. HOLY COW.

[7:12] » [applause]

[7:19] » A SEA OF RED AND ONE GREEN. Thank you. Thank you for being here to

[7:24] support me and uh you guys make me look good all the time. Um you make this

[7:30] whole village great. So this isn't really a speech about serving Carol

[7:35] Stream for 28 years because Carol Stream has really served me. So thank you for

[7:39] that. Thank you for um everything. And I'm going to cry. Thank you for the

[7:45] tissues, Bob. There's some lint on there.

[7:53] But this is really special and I really appreciate it. It's been um an amazing

[7:57] career and uh it went like a blink and uh I

[8:02] guess that's life, right? So uh bless you all. Thank you for everything and I

[8:07] really appreciate all your support. Thank you. [applause]

[8:22] The next is resolution number 3485 honoring Amanda Larson upon her 30th

[8:29] 30th anniversary of employment with the village of Carol Stream Police

[8:33] Department and Trustee Fuselone has asked to read that.

[8:37] » Thank you Mr. Mayor. Resolution number 3485, a resolution honoring Amanda

[8:42] Larson upon her 30th anniversary of employment with the village of Carol

[8:46] Stream Police Department. Whereas Amanda Larson began her service with the Carol

[8:51] Stream Police Department as a records clerk on September 9th, 1996. And

[8:56] whereas Amanda Larson continued her service with the department when she

[9:00] transitioned to the position of community service technician on December

[9:04] 1st, 1997. Before becoming a police officer on

[9:09] March 30th, 1998. And whereas throughout her career as a police officer, Amanda

[9:15] Larson has served in numerous assignments and specialized roles

[9:19] including patrol officer, field training officer, evidence technician, juvenile

[9:24] officer, peer support team member, detective, and honor guard member. And

[9:30] whereas Amanda Larson has also served as a crisis negotiator with the merit SWAT

[9:36] team special utilizing her specialized training and experience to assist in the

[9:41] peaceful resolution and deescalation of critical incidents. And whereas Amanda

[9:46] Larson has shared her knowledge and experience with fellow officers by

[9:51] serving as an instructor for the department's defensive tactics and rapid

[9:55] deployment programs. And whereas Amanda Larson has received numerous department

[10:00] awards and commendations throughout her career, including two life-saving awards

[10:06] recognizing her actions that contributed to saving the lives of others. And

[10:11] whereas Amanda Larson has completed 30 years of dedicated public service with

[10:16] the village of Carol Stream and the Carol Stream Police Department. Now

[10:20] therefore, be it resolved by the mayor and board of trustees of the village of

[10:23] Carol Stream on behalf of all former and present elected and appointed officials

[10:28] and residents of Carol Stream that section one officer Amanda Larson's

[10:33] service and dedication to the village of Carol Stream and accomplishments in the

[10:37] field of law enforcement are hereby recognized and commended. This

[10:41] resolution shall be in full force and in effect from and after its passage as

[10:46] approved by law, passed and approved on this 8th day of September, 2026. Mr.

[10:52] Mayor, I gladly make a motion to accept resolution number or approve resolution

[10:58] number 3485. >> Second.

[11:01] » Moved by trustee Faloney, seconded by Trusty Z. Cler, call the roll, please.

[11:06] » Trusty Guthrie, >> I.

[11:07] » Trusty Enselmo, >> I.

[11:09] » Trusty Burgger. I >> Zelic.

[11:13] » Hi, >> Jessie Baloney.

[11:16] » I >> Jessie Mcker.

[11:17] » I

[11:20] [applause] >> All right, come on up here, my guardian

[11:23] angel.

[11:28] [applause]

[11:32] [applause]

[11:56] Hold on. One more.

[12:26] Thank you. >> Thanks. Appreciate that. Will not be

[12:30] [clears throat] giving a speech. Not a word. Not a word.

[12:34] » And the answer is no. >> In 30 years, the answer is no.

[12:48] » Congratulations. >> Thank you. Thank you very much. Not

[12:51] giving a speech. No speeches. >> I will say 30 years. Hard to believe

[12:56] that 30 years have gone by. Kind of like Earl said, it goes by, you know, days.

[13:00] Sometimes the days before you probably can't hear

[13:02] » Sometimes the days are long but the the years fly by. But it's been an honor.

[13:07] We'll do this in about nine months. Then I'll give a speech. How about that?

[13:14] » Wow.

[13:20] » The next resolution honoring Brian Clever upon his 20th anniversary of

[13:26] employment with the village of Carol Stream

[13:29] uh police department. This is resolution number 3486 to be read by trustee

[13:34] McCarthy. >> Whereas Brian Gaver joined the Carol

[13:39] Stream Police Department as an officer on September 5th, 2006.

[13:44] Whereas during his first nine years with the department, Brian Brian Clever

[13:48] served in numerous assignments and specialized roles, including evidence

[13:52] technician, field training officer, juvenile officer, traffic officer, crash

[13:57] reconstructionist, commercial truck enforcement officer,

[14:01] EVOC instructor, and honor guard member. And whereas Brian Clever also served as

[14:07] a member of the Merit crash reconstruction team where he utilized

[14:11] his specialized training and experience as a crash reconstructionist.

[14:15] And whereas Ryan Clever began serving in a formal leadership capacity on June

[14:20] 8th, 2015 when he was appointed to the position of patrol corporal.

[14:25] And whereas Brian Clever was promoted to the rank of sergeant on September 20th,

[14:30] 2016, serving as both patrol sergeant and traffic safety unit sergeant.

[14:36] And whereas Brian Clever was promoted to the rank of commander on June 8th, 2021,

[14:42] serving as both the department's patrol commander and administration commander.

[14:47] And whereas Brian Clever was promoted to the rank of deputy chief on December

[14:51] 4th, 2023, and has since provided executive oversight of the department's

[14:57] patrol, operations, and administration divisions.

[15:00] And whereas Brian Clever has continued his professional and educational

[15:05] development throughout his career, earning a master's degree in traffic

[15:08] safety management from Clemson University and a bachelor of science

[15:12] degree from Western Illinois University, as well as graduating from Northwestern

[15:16] University's School of Police Staff and Command.

[15:20] And whereas Brian Clever has received numerous department and external awards

[15:25] and commendations for his service throughout his con career, including the

[15:29] 2026 Highway Safety Leader Award from the Illinois Association of Chiefs of

[15:34] Police. And whereas Brian Clever has completed

[15:38] 20 years of dedicated public service with the village of Carol Stream and the

[15:42] Carol Stream Police Department. Now therefore be it resolved by the mayor

[15:46] and board of trustees of the village of Carol stream on behalf of all the former

[15:50] and present elected and appointed officials and residents of Carol stream

[15:54] that section one deputy chief Brian Clever's service and dedication to the

[15:58] village of Carol Stream and accomplishments in the field of law

[16:01] enforcement are hereby recognized and commended. This resolution shall be in

[16:06] full force and effect from and after its passage as approved by law. Ask and

[16:11] approve this 8th day of September, 2026. And I make a motion to approve

[16:16] resolution number 3486 honoring Brian Cleaver.

[16:20] » Second. >> Moved by Trustee McCarthy, seconded by

[16:23] Trustee Frosoni. Clerk, call a roll, please.

[16:26] » Trusty Guthrie, >> I.

[16:27] » Justice Ensemble. >> I.

[16:29] » Trusty Burgger. >> I. Trusty Z.

[16:31] » Hi. >> Trusty Pilone.

[16:33] » I. Trusty M. >> Hi.

[16:37] [applause]

[16:46] » [applause]

[16:51] [applause]

[17:20] » Can you like squat down a little bit? [laughter]

[17:36] » [applause]

[17:49] » I'll keep mine super quick. I don't want to ruin Carol's another one of Carol's

[17:52] days here with my speech. And I think we all want to hear what Greg Walker has to

[17:55] say. Um, sincerely thank you to the board, chief,

[18:01] um, the community. This has been an incredible honor. Um, it really, it's

[18:05] easy to work here. Uh, with the support that we get, not only from village

[18:09] administration, the elected officials, uh, internally, but through our

[18:13] community, you couldn't ask for a better place to be a police officer. And when

[18:16] you have people like Amanda and Carol and the people that came before them

[18:20] teaching you the ways as you come along, it's it's almost impossible not to enjoy

[18:24] coming to work. And now every day you get to work with these folks here.

[18:28] [snorts] It's uh it's truly it's a privilege. Um I'm proud to be here and

[18:33] uh thank you guys very much. [applause]

[18:43] The next resolution is number 3. >> Yes.

[18:47] » I don't think we approved the last one, did we?

[18:48] » We did. >> Yeah, we did. Did we? Okay.

[18:50] » Yeah. >> You were late getting there.

[18:52] » I was. [laughter] >> Okay. Could I do this now?

[18:58] » Resolution number 3487 honoring Greg Walker upon his 20th anniversary of

[19:03] employment with the village of Carol String Police Department and Trustee

[19:07] Anelmo. to read that. >> Thank you, mayor. Resolution number

[19:11] 3487, a resolution honoring Greg Walker upon his 20th anniversary of employment

[19:16] with the village of Carol Stream to police department.

[19:20] Whereas Greg Walker joined the Carol Stream Police Department as a police

[19:23] officer on September 5th, 2006. And whereas during his first 14 years with

[19:29] the department, Greg Walker served in numerous assignments and specialized

[19:33] roles, including patrol officer, juvenile officer, tactical detective,

[19:38] lead homicide investigator, bicycle patrol unit member, and rage instructor,

[19:43] range instructor. And whereas Greg Walker also served a four-year

[19:48] assignment with the DuPage Metropolitan Enforcement Group, where he worked as an

[19:52] undercover agent with the Illinois State Police investigating illegal narcotics

[19:56] activity with in DuPage County. And whereas Greg Walker began serving in a

[20:02] formal leadership capacity in June 2018 when he was appointed to the position of

[20:07] patrol corporal. And whereas Greg Walker was promoted to the rank of sergeant on

[20:11] December 16th, 2020, serving as both a patrol sergeant and traffic safety unit

[20:16] sergeant. And whereas Greg Walker has continued his professional and

[20:20] educational development throughout his career, earning a master's degree from

[20:24] dev university's Keller Graduate School of Management and a bachelor's degree

[20:29] from Devri University, as well as graduating from Northwestern

[20:33] University's School of Police Staff and Command. And whereas Greg Walker has

[20:37] received numerous department and external awards and com commendations in

[20:43] recognition of his service throughout his career. And whereas Greg Walker has

[20:47] completed 20 years of dedicated public service with the village of Carol Stream

[20:51] and the Carol Stream Police Department. Now therefore be resolved by the mayor

[20:56] and board of trustees of the village of Carol stream on behalf of all former and

[21:00] president-elected and appointed officials and residents of Carol stream

[21:04] that section one Sergeant Greg Walker's service and dedication to the village of

[21:08] Carol Stream and accomplishments in the field of law enforcement are hereby

[21:11] recognized and commended. This resolution shall be in full force in

[21:15] effect from and after its passage as and as approved by law passed and approved

[21:21] on this 8th day of September, 2026. And I would like to make a motion to approve

[21:26] resolution number 3487. >> Second move by Trustee Ansamo, seconded

[21:33] by Trusty Falonei. Cler call the role, please.

[21:35] » Trusty Guthrie, >> I.

[21:37] » Trusty Enelmo. >> Hi.

[21:38] » Trusty Burgger. >> I.

[21:40] » Trusty Zik. >> Hi.

[21:41] » Trusty Fuselone. Hi Jessie Mcc. >> HI

[21:46] [applause]

[21:53] [applause]

[22:07] » ALL. >> We will train him better for 25 years.

[22:28] » [applause]

[22:59] » a lot. Um, part of this I grew up in town. Uh, I knew right off the bat when

[23:04] I came back from the military that this is where I wanted to work. Uh, went

[23:08] through a citizen police academy. Um, this job not only gave me an awesome

[23:13] career, but I was able to meet my wife in the police academy who's also

[23:18] who's serving uh who's honoring her 20 years of service and she just recently

[23:22] retired as well. So, UM, [applause]

[23:31] [applause] like to thank the village board, the

[23:33] mayor of Sanino, Bill Homer, Chief Don Cummings for for everything. Really

[23:38] appreciate it. THANK YOU. >> [applause]

[23:45] [applause]

[23:51] » THE NEXT RESOLUTION IS NUMBER 3488 honoring Mark Telivera not a policeman

[23:59] on his 20th anniversary of the employment with the village of Carol

[24:02] stream and Jeff Burgger has asked to read

[24:09] A resolution honoring Mark Telivera upon his 20th anniversary of employment with

[24:13] the village of Carol Stream. Whereas Mark Telivera joined the village of

[24:18] Carol Stream as an information systems coordinator on September 4th, 2006 and

[24:24] later became the supervisor of information services. And whereas Mark

[24:31] was promoted to the position of information services director of the

[24:36] information technology department on July 20th, 2015.

[24:42] And whereas Mark's primary job responsibilities included

[24:46] implementation, improvement, security, and oversight of the network operating

[24:52] system to include all hardware and software applications used for

[24:57] operations. And whereas during his tenure, Mark has

[25:03] played a critical role in the success and the advancement of the information

[25:08] technology department. And whereas Mark has served on multi- agency

[25:14] organizations including as president of the GIS consortium and the IRMA cyber

[25:22] security committee and represents the village on the DuPage County Cyber

[25:28] Security Task Force. And whereas Mark has been recognized with several awards

[25:34] resulting from his work and commitment to the area of information technology.

[25:40] And whereas Mark was promoted to the position of assistant village manager on

[25:46] September 9th, 2024, a role in which he provides exe

[25:51] executive assistance and oversight of special projects and village operations.

[25:58] And whereas on September 4th, 2026, Mark celebrated his 20th anniversary of

[26:05] employment with the village. Now therefore, be it resolved by the mayor

[26:10] and the board of trustees of the village of Carol Stream on behalf of all former

[26:15] and present elected and appointed officials and residents of Carol Stream

[26:21] that section one Mark Telivera's service and dedication to the village of Carol

[26:28] Stream are hereby recognized and commended. Section two, Mark Telivera is

[26:34] wished the very best of happiness and health and in his continued employment

[26:39] with the village. This resolution shall be in full force and effect from and

[26:45] after its passage as provided by law. Passed and approved on this 8th day of

[26:53] September, 2026. I make a motion that we approve

[26:58] resolution 34.88 honoring Mark. >> I second that.

[27:04] » Moved by Trusty Burgger, seconded by Trusty Guthrie. Clerk, call the role,

[27:08] please. >> Trusty Guthrie.

[27:09] » I. >> Trusty Enselmo.

[27:10] » I. >> Trusty Bger. [clears throat]

[27:14] » I. >> Trusty Zik.

[27:16] » Hi. >> Trusty Bruseli.

[27:17] » I. >> Trusty Mccay.

[27:19] » Hi. [applause]

[27:30] » [applause]

[27:39] » Give me that.

[27:50] [clears throat]

[28:07] Selfie now

[28:11] there.

[28:23] Thank you. [applause]

[28:37] » I feel obligated to uh make some type of remark, but I am going to keep it short.

[28:41] It's um it's ironic to me that I'm being celebrated or recognized for 20 years.

[28:46] The reality is that um it's because this place, the leadership, the people, not

[28:52] you always hear about the police department, but it's it's all the

[28:55] individual departments make this an incredibly easy place to work. Um I'm

[29:00] grateful. I'm grateful for my co-workers and I'm grateful for the leadership and

[29:04] the board. And uh I just want to say thank you. Thank you for everything.

[29:09] [applause]

[29:13] Thank you very [applause] much.

[29:21] Let the room clear a little. >> Um, as the volunteers are leaving the

[29:25] room, please make sure that you wish Bob Mock a very happy birthday today.

[29:30] » Happy birthday, Bob. >> Happy birthday, Bob.

[29:33] » Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday to you.

[29:39] » Happy birthday, dear Bob. Happy birthday to you.

[29:46] [applause] >> I know.

[29:50] » I'll pay for that later. I know.

[30:02] » Love it. [laughter]

[30:16] Happy birthday to you.

[30:29] » Yeah, >> I'll try to go fast. I'll try to go

[30:32] fast. Are you really done? >> Our new library director was supposed to

[30:37] be here. She's not here. >> Okay, we'll just go right past it.

[30:41] » It's the longest swing. >> Do we have anything off the internet?

[30:44] » We do. We do have one comment. >> Okay.

[30:47] » Would you like me to read it now? >> Yes, please.

[30:50] » So, [clears throat] this is from Heont Sha of Carol Stream

[30:55] and he writes, "Dear members of the village board, I'm writing to

[30:59] respectfully request your consideration for a one-time adjustment to our

[31:03] unusually high water bill for August. We are residents of the village of Carol

[31:08] Stream since the last 22 years. Our normal monthly water bill for the last

[31:12] few years is under $50, but our August 2026 bill was $641.30.

[31:20] This represents an extraordinary increase that was caused by a mechanical

[31:23] failure of one of the toilet valves in our basement as identified by the

[31:27] village mechanical staff. The valve continued to leak for a few days and the

[31:31] water went directly into the drainage system. Our home is occupied by only two

[31:36] people, my wife and me. I am retired and we do not have the kind of water usage

[31:40] that would reasonably explain such an extreme bill. Since the leaking toilet

[31:44] is in the basement, we do not frequently go down there to check whether water is

[31:48] running. Unfortunately, we were unaware of the problem until village called us

[31:52] to check on us and we received the unusually high bill.

[31:57] I've already spoken with the water department and the finance department of

[32:00] the village of Carol Stream regarding this matter. I understand from those

[32:03] conversations that the village purchases its water and therefore it must charge

[32:07] residents for the water consumed. I certainly understand and respect that

[32:11] responsibility. However, I would like to respectfully request that the village

[32:15] board consider the exceptional circumstances of our situation. The

[32:19] water was unintentionally lost through a mechanical failure, went directly into

[32:23] the drainage system, and was not used for any household purpose. In cases of

[32:27] such extreme unintentional usage, I believe it would be fair to consider a

[32:31] policy of one-time relief for the senior residents, perhaps through a nominal

[32:35] penalty or administrative fee rather than requiring the resident to bear the

[32:39] full cost of the excess water. This would recognize the vill's actual water

[32:43] costs while also providing compassionate consideration to residents who

[32:47] experience an unforeseen mechanical failure. We have since identified and

[32:51] corrected the issue and we will be more vigilant about checking the basement

[32:55] plumbing in the future. In light of these circumstances, I would be very

[32:58] grateful if the village board could review our $641.30

[33:02] August water bill and consider a one-time adjustment or other relief for

[33:06] the excess water charges. Thank you for your time, understanding,

[33:10] and consideration. Please let me know if you need any additional information.

[33:14] Sincerely, He and Lena Sha. >> Thank you. That's it. The only one.

[33:20] » The only one. >> Thank you.

[33:23] Okay, moving right along. We have a public hearing tonight uh for

[33:32] the Hubru Illinois VLC annexation. There's been a snafu here because the

[33:39] county has to approve this and that hadn't got done. So, I make a motion to

[33:44] open the public hearing. >> So, moved.

[33:46] » Second. Moved by Trusty McCarthy, seconded by Trusty Frisone. And I'd like

[33:51] to close the public hearing.

[33:55] » Continue. >> Continued.

[33:57] » Do you need a We need a roll call for >> I think we need a roll call for opening

[34:00] the public. >> So Trusty Guthrie,

[34:03] » I >> trusty Enelma.

[34:05] » Hi. >> Trusty Burgger.

[34:06] » Hi. >> Trusty Zale.

[34:07] » Hi. >> Trusty Pilone.

[34:09] » Hi. >> And Trusty M.

[34:10] » Hi. >> Was that to open it or close it?

[34:12] » That was to open it. >> Now I need another one to close it.

[34:15] » Continue it. We're going to continue it.

[34:22] » Well, I suppose we don't know for sure. So,

[34:28] » continue. >> I'll make the motion to uh continue the

[34:33] hearing

[34:36] » or moved by Trusty McCarthy, seconded by Trusty Falani. Cler, call a roll,

[34:42] please. >> Trusty Guthrie.

[34:43] » Hi. >> Trusty Eno.

[34:44] » Hi. Trusty Burgger >> I.

[34:46] » Trusty Zale. >> Hi.

[34:48] » Trusty Falonei. >> I.

[34:49] » Trusty McCarthy. >> I.

[34:51] » Is there a motion to establish a consent agenda?

[34:54] » So moved. >> Second.

[34:55] » Moved by Trusty Anamo. Seconded by Trusty Fralone. Clerk, call a roll,

[34:59] please. >> Trusty Guthrie.

[35:01] » I. >> Trusty Enselmo.

[35:02] » I. >> Trusty Burgger.

[35:06] » I. >> Trusty Zelik.

[35:07] » I. >> Trusty Fralone.

[35:09] » I. >> Trusty McCarthy.

[35:10] » Hi. [snorts] Madam clerk, would you please read what

[35:13] is on the consent agenda? >> Certainly.

[35:17] » Board and commission reports. Plan commission zoning board of appeals.

[35:20] First student 220 Westgate Drive. Amendment to a special use permit

[35:24] outdoor storage and training facility. Recommended denial 4 to two.

[35:29] » Off. >> That has been pulled off by Trusty

[35:32] McCarthy.

[35:36] Seven Brew Coffee, 450 Southshale Road. Zoning map amendment reszone to B3 upon

[35:42] annexation. Special use permit drive-thru. Recommended approval subject

[35:47] to conditions 6 to zero. Off.

[35:54] » Reconnect Academy, 505 East North Avenue, zoning text amendment, special

[35:59] use permit, youth counseling and education center. Recommended approval

[36:03] subject to conditions 6 to zero. Yes. >> Yes. Yes.

[36:08] » Ferguson Enterprises LLC, [clears throat] 250 South Gary Avenue.

[36:12] Special use permit outdoor storage. Recommended approval subject to

[36:15] conditions 6 to zero. >> Yes.

[36:18] » Yes. >> Yes.

[36:22] » Staff reports and recommendations. Police [snorts] vehicle laptop, excuse

[36:27] me. approval of a contract with CDS Office Technologies in the amount of

[36:31] $146,089 for the purchase of Panasonic Toughbook

[36:36] FZ 56 laptops, Havis docking stations, related accessories, and 5-year warranty

[36:43] coverage. >> Yes. Yes.

[36:46] » Approval to purchase and install snow and ice equipment on two Peterbuilt 548

[36:51] single axle dump truck cabin chassis units from Henderson Products, Inc.

[36:55] through NPP gov contract number PS22170 in an amount not to exceed 296,24140

[37:06] pursuant to section 5-8-14L of the Carol stream code of ordinances.

[37:12] » Yes. >> Approval of amendment number one to the

[37:15] engineering services agreement with Baxter Woodman, Inc. for the water

[37:19] reclamation center headworks improvements design project in the

[37:22] amount of $90,000 increasing the total authorized agreement amount not to

[37:27] exceed $845,875.

[37:32] » Yes. >> Approval of amendment number one in the

[37:36] amount of $35,000 with Christopher B. Burke Engineering Limited for

[37:41] development plan review services. >> Yes. Yes.

[37:44] » Yes. >> Ordinances. Ordinance denying an

[37:47] amendment to special use permits for a training center and for outdoor vehicle

[37:51] storage. First student 220 Westgate Drive. Oh,

[37:56] » it's been pulled off by Trusty McCarthy.

[38:02] » Ordinance amending chapter 16 of the municipal code of the village of Carol

[38:05] Stream unified development ordinance updated definition of youth counseling

[38:09] and education center. >> Yes.

[38:11] » Yes. That is ordinance number 2026-09-32.

[38:18] Ordinance approving a special use permit for a youth counseling and education

[38:21] center reconnect academy 505 East North Avenue.

[38:25] » Yes. Yes. >> That is ordinance number 2026-09-33.

[38:34] » [cough and clears throat] >> Ordinance approving a special use permit

[38:37] for outdoor storage Ferguson Enterprises LLC 250 South Gary Avenue.

[38:42] » Yes. >> Yes.

[38:43] » That is ordinance number 2026-09-34.

[38:50] Resolutions. Resolution declaring a 2008 backho bucket attachment surplus and

[38:55] authorizing its sale through auction. >> Yes.

[38:59] » That is resolution number 3489. Resolution approving an easement

[39:03] agreement between the Carol Stream Park District and the village of Carol Stream

[39:07] and accepting a grant of easement Jan Smith Park.

[39:11] » Yes. Yes. >> Yes.

[39:11] » That is resolution number 3490. >> Resolution approving a master license

[39:16] agreement between the village of Carol Stream and Ripple Fiber Illinois LLC.

[39:21] » Yes. >> Yes.

[39:21] » Yes. >> That is resolution number 3491.

[39:25] [clears throat] Payment of bills regular bills August 4th, 2026 through August

[39:29] 17th, 2026. >> Yes. Yes.

[39:31] » Addendum warrants. August 4th, 2026 through August 17th, 2026.

[39:36] » Yes. >> Regular bills. August 18th, 2026 through

[39:40] September [clears throat] 8th, 2026. >> Addenum warrants. August 18th, 2026

[39:46] through September 8, 2026. >> Yes.

[39:50] » Treasures report. Revenue expenditure statements and balance sheet for the

[39:53] month ended June 30th, 2026. >> Received. Received.

[39:56] » Received. >> Treasures report. Revenue expenditure

[39:59] statements and balance sheet for the month ended July 31st, [clears throat]

[40:02] 2026. >> And that concludes the items on the

[40:05] consent agenda. Mr. Mayor, >> a motion to put those items on the

[40:10] consent agenda. >> So moved.

[40:12] » Second. >> Moved by Trusty Fuselone. Seconded by

[40:14] Trusty McCarthy. Call a roll, please. >> Trusty Guthrie.

[40:17] » I. >> Trusty Enelmo.

[40:19] » I. >> Trusty Burgger.

[40:20] » I. >> Trusty Zelic.

[40:21] » Hi. >> Trusty Falonei.

[40:23] » I. Trusty McCart. >> Hi. [clears throat] We have F1 A and F.

[40:33] Is >> there a motion to approve those items by

[40:35] omnim? >> So move

[40:39] by Trusty McCarthy, seconded by Trustee Enso. Call the roll.

[40:43] » Trusty Guthrie. >> I

[40:45] » trusty Enelmo. >> Hi.

[40:46] » Burgger. >> Hi.

[40:48] » Za. >> Hi.

[40:49] » Trusty Puzzalone. >> Hi.

[40:51] » McCarthy. >> Hi.

[40:53] McCarthy F1A F1.

[40:56] » Mr. Attorney, do we have to do what do we have to do to because these are we're

[41:00] basically uh

[41:08] » Okay. I make a motion to uh continue both F1A and I1 to the next board

[41:13] meeting. >> Second.

[41:16] » Moved by Trusty McCarthy, seconded by Trusty Filani. Cler, call a roll,

[41:20] please. >> Trusty Guthrie.

[41:21] » I. Trusty Enelmo. >> Hi,

[41:23] » Trusty Burgger. >> Hi,

[41:25] » Trusty Z. >> Hi,

[41:26] » Trusty Brusaloney. >> Hi, Trusty Mer.

[41:29] » Hi. >> I two.

[41:31] » Is that We got them all. >> Oh, FBI.

[41:37] » FB F1B.

[41:42] » Where's Same thing, right? >> Same. All the same.

[41:46] » Yeah. Yep. >> So, motion to I make a motion to

[41:49] continue it to our next meeting. Second move by trusty frozone, seconded by

[41:55] trusty Zik. Cler call roll, please. >> Trusty Guthrie.

[41:58] » Hi. >> Trusty Enelmo.

[41:59] » Hi. >> Trusty Burgger.

[42:00] » I trusty Zik. >> Hi.

[42:02] » Trusty Baloney. >> I trusty mart.

[42:04] » Hi. >> Court officers.

[42:08] [clears throat] >> Up three.

[42:09] » Thank you, mayor. Um like to congratulate Mark on 20 years.

[42:16] Been great working with you. Um, congratulations to Greg Walker,

[42:21] congratulations to Brian Clever, Amanda Larson,

[42:26] and honored to to know Carol Kadel. Um, went

[42:32] to Citizens Police Academy and definitely enjoyed um, you know, her

[42:38] leadership and and what she's did for for the community. Um, it was nine weeks

[42:43] of hanging out with her for Citizens Police Academy. And then we also did a

[42:47] um before that there was another thing I did. I forget what it was called but did

[42:52] that as well. >> Cert I'm sorry. Um and I did I just want

[42:57] to um say how special Carol is not just as an individual but also just to the

[43:02] community and Carol's stream. She means a lot and I wish her very well um in the

[43:07] future with her endeavors. I also want to give a shout out to the uh concert

[43:13] that we had uh a couple weeks ago, the summer sendoff. I thought the car show,

[43:17] I thought the concerts went well, and I think that we all should be as a

[43:22] community and as a town trying to do as much as we can in the town center to

[43:26] bring the community and people together. And that concludes my report. Mayor,

[43:30] » thank you, Trusty Guthrie. Trustee anal. >> Thank you, Mayor. Uh yes, of course.

[43:36] Congrats to Carol Ko, Amir Del Larson, Brian Cleaver, Greg Walker, Mark Talver,

[43:41] our assistant manager. Uh, you know, it just speaks to the community and the

[43:46] family that we have here in Carol Stream as you know, the police department and

[43:50] the staff. You said that best, Mark. That was awesome. So, uh,

[43:54] congratulations to all. Welcome Allison to the library. Um, we have Fall Fest

[43:59] coming up. We'll see you Saturday, September 19th. And of course, uh, we

[44:03] haven't been here since, uh, school has started, but, uh, school is back in

[44:06] session. You can see it's getting darker sooner, so please watch your speeds

[44:10] driving through the neighborhoods. In fact, my daughter's on her way walking

[44:13] home from school now, so please be careful. Don't run her over. And that's

[44:16] concludes my report. >> Trusty,

[44:20] Trusty Burgger. [clears throat] >> Thank you, Mr. Mayor. Um, I would like

[44:24] to also congratulate Carol Kadel on her uh, retirement. It kind of came as a

[44:30] surprise to me because she seems way too young, but I guess we we'll allow it.

[44:34] And I did start texting her as soon as we got the uh announcement to tell her I

[44:38] was going to vote it down. Um but um I also did Citizens Police Academy. Um not

[44:46] as an elected official, but I became a um um a candidate. God, I couldn't think

[44:52] of the word. I became a candidate during it. But um I attended that and that was

[44:57] her very first class and I remember being really surprised on the last day

[45:01] when she said that it was her first time teaching it because she seemed like a

[45:05] pro and had been doing it for a long time and I think that's the case with

[45:08] everything she's done for the village. I would also like to congratulate

[45:12] everybody on their anniversaries. Amanda Larson, Greg Walker, Brian Clever, and

[45:17] Mark Tela. I had to read your resolution. Uh so we got two bald guys

[45:23] in a picture. And I also want to see how you're going to handle taking the

[45:26] picture. Good job. That concludes my report.

[45:31] » Thank you, Trusty Burgger. >> Zillic.

[45:34] » Thank you, Mr. Mayor. Um, I would like to uh congratulate Carol Kadel on

[45:40] meeting me on the good side of the fence. Um, and happy retirement. It is

[45:46] pretty cool. Okay. Um, but I worked alongside Amanda Larson, Brian Cleaver,

[45:52] Greg Walker, Carol Kadel, and um, I mean, again, this police department, I

[45:57] know it's award-winning, but it is top-notch. If not in Dupage County, and

[46:02] the state of Illinois, I mean, everybody that I worked alongside do does the job

[46:08] for the right reasons and has integrity and honor. And like I said, I mean,

[46:13] congratulations, Carol, and the other three Amanda, Brian, and Greg, it's uh

[46:20] it's good. You know, like I said, the longevity says a lot, you know. Um Mark,

[46:26] congratulations. Um I worked alongside you kind of when I

[46:32] yelled at you about the computers and the squads, but

[46:35] » but you did a great job and you do a great job. So, congratulations. Um on a

[46:40] serious note, um September is suicide prevention awareness month. Um, and

[46:46] according to the CDC, it is the top nine leader causes of death in the United

[46:52] States for indu individuals ages 10 to 64 and second among ages 10 to 14 and 25

[47:00] to 39. Um, being a police officer, I've responded to suicides. I've seen what it

[47:08] does to families, friends, and loved ones. And just keep your eyes open. And

[47:14] if someone needs help, get them help. Um whether they like it or not, because

[47:20] they're not in the right mindset. And it's just it it's it's horrible. Um so

[47:26] let's just be aware of each other and take care of each other um and care

[47:30] about each other and let's keep our military since my son is now in boot

[47:36] camp, our basic training of the Air Force and um first responders in our

[47:41] thoughts and prayers. And that concludes my report. Thank you, Trusty Zelic.

[47:45] Trusty Froloni. >> Thank you, Mr. Mayor. Um, I also want to

[47:48] congratulate everybody. I I've worked alongside every person that was

[47:53] recognized tonight. I think that it speaks volumes for Carol and her

[47:58] retirement that we packed the room with a lot of our um police volunteers. Um

[48:04] whether they were wearing a red shirt, a green shirt, or an orange shirt, that's

[48:09] just a fraction of the people that could actually make it tonight. I know

[48:12] everybody, all 120 volunteers, if they could have been here tonight, would have

[48:17] been here tonight. So, congratulations to Carol. You will be very, very missed.

[48:21] Um, congratulations to Amanda, Brian, and Greg. I can't say anything better

[48:26] than what Trusty Aik said. Um, they all know how much I love and respect them.

[48:32] Um, I promised Amanda that I would keep a story until she retires why she's my

[48:38] um she's my hero and a guardian angel to our family. So, I will save that

[48:43] apparently for in nine months. I will not be voting to approve that um that

[48:48] retirement chief, just so you're just so you're aware. Um, congratulations, Mark.

[48:53] I I've known you for almost 16 years now and was thrilled when you got promoted

[48:59] to assistant village manager. Um, you do a great job. You did a great job as IT.

[49:05] Um, I didn't know how much I was going to miss you in it. And you know what?

[49:08] The transition's been good. And you do you do a great job. Bizarre things seem

[49:12] to happen when Bill's out of town. So, because I think he's got another trip

[49:17] coming up that it stays, you know, even ke while he's gone, but you've handled

[49:22] everything that's been every curveball, bizarre curveball that gets thrown at

[49:26] you, you've handled very well. So, congratulations.

[49:29] Um, [clears throat] on a personal and sad note, um,

[49:34] 10 days ago or so, 12 days ago or so, um, the park district lost one of their

[49:39] commissioners. Um, Tim Powers passed away after a two and a half year battle

[49:44] with pancreatic cancer in addition to 15 years um, post um, liver transplant. He

[49:54] was on the the park board for 19 years. I knew Tim, I worked with Tim when I was

[49:59] at the park district, so I've known him all 19 years that he was on the park

[50:03] board and I just want to give his family my absolute um condolences. I did go to

[50:09] the wake over the weekend. Um he was very passionate about the park district.

[50:14] He was very passionate about Carol Stream and he will be very greatly

[50:17] missed. So to the P family, my deepest my deepest um condolences. Um, and with

[50:26] that, Mr. Mayor, I will end my report. >> Thank you for bringing Tim Powers up.

[50:30] That was >> that is a great loss for the district

[50:34] for >> Carol Street.

[50:37] Steve McCarthy, >> Mark, Greg, and Brian, congratulations

[50:42] on your 20 year anniversaries. Um, appreciate everything all of you do. Um,

[50:48] Mary, unlike you, I still go to Mark with with IT problems and let him figure

[50:52] it out. Um, Amanda, 30 years. No, nine more months. You You got to wait longer.

[50:58] Um, we love our our staff and and we we like

[51:04] reading these for how long everybody's been on. So, it it hurts a little bit

[51:09] when people leave. Um, Carol, more than anything, thank you for what you've done

[51:15] for the village, for the kids, um, for for the different uh positions you held.

[51:20] And every time we read these, especially with the police department with how it's

[51:24] set up, I I love how everybody had they they go

[51:29] through all the different spots to to have whether it be youth or whether it

[51:34] be detective that we have well-rounded professional police officers. And I

[51:40] think that has a lot to do with it. Um but uh thank you, Carol. Thank you for

[51:47] everything you've done. um you will be missed. But again, because of how our

[51:52] department works, I know they'll find somebody to fill that spot and hopefully

[51:56] take what you've built and uh and build upon that even. So, congratulations and

[52:02] retirement. We'll see what comes next. Um our bags for life foundation summer

[52:07] sendoff that was brought to you by Village Tavern. Uh that's what uh Trusty

[52:11] Guthrie was speaking of our concert a few weeks ago.

[52:14] um Tavern supplied everything but three

[52:17] raffle prizes. So, uh they did pretty much everything uh for us. We raised a

[52:22] little over $6,000 and considering this was our first year trying this and uh we

[52:27] didn't have a great turnout because the advertising's got to get better. We got

[52:30] to do a lot of things, but uh I still think of it as a very positive and

[52:34] successful event. So, we're excited about that. Um Tim Powers. Yeah, I've

[52:39] known him for just about since he's been on and um it was amazing that he stuck

[52:44] it out even when he was sick. He still was part of that park board. Um because

[52:49] of as trusty Fousone said his how much he cared about the park district and the

[52:53] village. So P's family, I'm very sorry and and Tim rest in peace.

[53:00] And last but not least, I would be remiss not to wish my wife. This past

[53:04] Sunday was our 35th, I'm sorry, 34th wedding anniversary. So, uh, I'm lucky

[53:10] enough to say she's been my wife. That was the best birthday present I've ever

[53:14] received. So, with that, that's the end of my report.

[53:23] » So, [clears throat] Ellison,

[53:28] you're here.

[53:32] » Whoops. Oh, okay. Good thing Mary just pointed to your name and I'm thinking

[53:37] she's not here, but >> but you are here.

[53:41] » Our new library director. >> I'm so sorry. This is not the uh

[53:45] impression I wanted to give to all of you. I was just sitting over there at

[53:48] the library. I should have double checked. Um yes. Hi. Sorry. I'm Allison.

[53:52] I am the new director over at the library. I'm so excited to be here. Um

[53:56] I've been over there for about uh a little bit under two months now. Um, and

[54:00] I've just really been enjoying getting to know the library and getting to um,

[54:05] know the community. I actually grew up next door in Bartlett. Um, but I so I

[54:10] spent a little bit of time in Carol Stream in my youth, but uh, so coming

[54:13] back here is a little nostalgic, but then also has just been really um,

[54:17] amazing to learn so much more about what's like right next door to me. Um,

[54:22] and we have a very beautiful library with a really wonderful and dedicated

[54:25] staff. I just left at, you know, about 6:45 over there. Our parking lot is

[54:30] probably threequarters of the way full. Um, and so you just have a gem of a

[54:34] building here. Um, my background, I was at the Downer's Grove Public Library for

[54:38] about 11 years. Um, and I've been in libraries for 23 years. Uh, total I've

[54:43] done a variety of different things, mostly youth services, but I also did

[54:46] some work uh for technology services as well as um, spending time as their

[54:51] interim director and assistant director. But um, if you have any questions for

[54:55] me, I'd be happy to uh, answer them. And once again, I am so sorry.

[55:00] » Welcome, welcome, [clears throat] >> welcome. You do have a great library and

[55:04] great staff, great programs, and I think you understand that. So, welcome.

[55:10] » Looking forward to working with you. >> Absolutely.

[55:12] » All joking aside, where do we send the overdue fine? [laughter]

[55:18] » They take debit cards. >> Congratulations.

[55:20] » Thank you. >> Thank you all so much.

[55:22] » Thank you. Welcome aboard. >> Thank you, Mary.

[55:28] Madame Clerk. >> Thank you, Mr. Mayor. So, I just want to

[55:30] say welcome, Allison. Our library is lucky to have you. We We and Carol

[55:33] Stream are lucky to have you. And happy anniversary, Trusty McCarthy. How many

[55:37] years did you say? >> 34.

[55:39] » 34. Amazing. Uh, I also want to congratulate Officer Kadel and thank her

[55:44] for her service. She will be extremely missed. Congrats Amanda on 30 years, and

[55:49] I hope she doesn't retire in nine months. Um, congratulation Deputy Chief

[55:53] Clever on his 20-y year anniversary. Sergeant Walker on 20 years and Mark on

[55:57] your 20 years. It's been a pleasure to sit next to you in these village board

[56:01] meetings. I hope you stick around for a long time to come.

[56:05] And I also want to congratulate my daughter and her new husband. They got

[56:10] married Sunday in Lake Geneva and it's a beautiful wedding for a beautiful

[56:14] couple. I'm just so happy for them. >> Congratulations.

[56:16] » Thank you. And happy birthday to my daughter Erica. She's 27 today. And so

[56:22] other than that, just shop and dine Carol stream.

[56:25] » Thank you very much and congratulations. >> Thank you. Thank you,

[56:29] » Mr. Rhodess, our village attorney. Thank you, Mr. Mayor. Um, I will extend my

[56:34] best wishes [clears throat] for a very long and happy retirement to Carol

[56:38] Kadel. And congratulations to Amanda, Brian, Greg, and Mark. And finally, I'm

[56:45] very thankful that the entire police department was here tonight while I was

[56:49] attempting to get here on time. >> [laughter]

[56:54] » And that ends my report. >> You didn't get a ticket, did you? Come

[56:58] in. >> I I

[56:59] » You couldn't get a ticket. >> I may I may have slightly exceeded the

[57:03] speed limit once or twice. >> Sounds like an admission.

[57:07] » It's an admission. Can't we write that out?

[57:10] » Mr. [clears throat] Homer, our village manager.

[57:12] » Thank you, Mr. Mayor. I appreciate it. Tonight we recognized several staff

[57:15] members um for their longevity in the village and I just want to say thank you

[57:19] to those folks for their contributions over the years. Um they do a great job

[57:23] and and just thank you. Um wrapping up the event season, we've got Fall Fest

[57:28] coming up as Trusty Enselmo mentioned at Town Center on September 19th. Uh starts

[57:33] with a car show from 9 to 2 and there will be kids activities, live music and

[57:37] food all afternoon. Um, we are making progress with

[57:42] integration uh on the back end water meter reading technology.

[57:47] Um, so I'm bringing it up because I want you to look forward uh to messaging in

[57:52] the coming weeks about timelines for water meter replacements. So you'll see

[57:55] more about that coming out. And lastly, the Canadian National Railway is

[58:00] replacing the railroad crossing on Kho Boulevard the week of September 21st. So

[58:04] look for detour signs as Kho will be closed through traffic. And that

[58:08] concludes my report. Mr. Mayor, >> thank you, Mr. OM. Well, Carol Kadel

[58:13] retirement, it's a killer for us. I feel really bad that she's leaving. Everybody

[58:18] loves Carol. Carol is crime free. Carol, the all of the uh we call them red

[58:25] shirts. Our volunteers all love working with her. A lot of what we do in this

[58:29] village couldn't happen without all those volunteers. And if they weren't

[58:33] treated well, they probably wouldn't be here volunteering. and she's done a

[58:37] great job as most of the police before her have done with them. Uh Amanda

[58:42] Larson, 30 years, amazing that she still I'm just glad she's still

[58:48] sticking around. And then Brian Clever, uh Greg Walker and Mark Tel,

[58:53] congratulations on the 20 years. That's a that's quite a milestone. 20 years.

[58:58] Uh, this was the craziest weekend I think

[59:02] I've ever had in my entire life. If anybody would have told me that I

[59:07] would be in the middle of North Avenue doing the twist with Chubby Checker, I'd

[59:13] tell them they were crazy. But I had the privilege to be there about 15 feet from

[59:18] Chubby Checker while he was actually on they blocked North Avenue off. Arcata

[59:24] had their 100th anniversary in St. Charles. It was absolutely amazing what

[59:30] was going on. They did the whole Ferris Buer whatever the car, the whole parade.

[59:35] They played the music and then broke I think they broke the Guinness record for

[59:40] the most people doing the twist in the street. I guess I guess they got a list

[59:44] for everything. But it was probably one of the most interesting things I think

[59:49] I've ever I've done some interesting things. But any just standing in the

[59:53] middle of North Avenue in St. Charles crossing the street is like taking your

[59:57] life in. And now we're in the middle with all traffic stop, police, fire, and

[1:00:02] everybody. It was absolutely amazing. So, thanks to Arcata 100y year

[1:00:06] anniversary and those of you that that go to Arcata know they have some great

[1:00:11] performing people that are there. Uh, other than that, I shop Carol stream as

[1:00:16] usual. We need it. Uh, we could always use that. Uh

[1:00:23] that that ends my report. Motion to adjurnn.

[1:00:26] » So moved. >> Second.

[1:00:29] » Trusty McCarthy. Seconded by trusty frozone. Cler call a roll.

[1:00:32] » Trusty Guthrie. >> I.

[1:00:33] » Trusty Enelo. >> Hi.

[1:00:35] » Trusty Bircher. >> I.

[1:00:36] » Trusty Zen. >> Hi.

[1:00:37] » Trusty. >> I. And trusty M.

[1:00:40] » Hi. Journ.

[1:00:46] Be careful.

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