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[0:03] Okay, we are here for our regular schedule of time council meeting. Today's date is August 18,
[0:20] We have a page and see from the other one and then we'll start
[0:32] off with a query error.
[0:34] Do you like to do that?
[0:40] I wasn't even raising my hand.
[0:44] No one else is volunteering.
[0:46] I'm sorry.
[0:50] There are my father's
[0:58] needs.
[0:59] Please watch the rest of the weekend.
[1:02] Make decisions that help benefit our children.
[1:05] Keep it strong.
[1:06] I'm a member of the University of Michigan,
[1:08] and I'm a member of the University of Michigan,
[1:09] so I love from each member.
[1:14] You miss it?
[1:16] Yeah, I'm going to start the letter for the United States of America.
[1:20] It's been called the Long Live.
[1:22] I pledge that suit the flag of the United States of America.
[1:29] And it's the United States of America for which it stands.
[1:32] One nation under God,
[1:34] into this vote with liberty and justice throughout.
[1:43] and I have a little to the very sorry.
[1:48] I made a good move to open public hearing to Bill Tumber,
[1:53] to make this.
[1:57] I'll just say for a moment, I need to count on part of this.
[2:01] Yes, I'll do that.
[2:03] And I made a good move.
[2:04] Okay, so we are in the public hearing section,
[2:08] and I'm going to help this up.
[2:09] There's no not too many major instruments. There's a couple.
[2:14] I wish you guys want to see one.
[2:34] Okay, so this one's our first file.
[2:38] Pretty simple change.
[2:41] If we could prove this, it's just up to you.
[2:44] That's all that's in this.
[2:46] And this
[2:52] one was just this section here.
[2:56] So this goes over application for new and visual coronary large connection.
[3:03] This is what we talked about.
[3:04] It was that 0.75 and I think your feet were going to be a large connection.
[3:08] So 0.45.
[3:12] That's what we talked about inside of it on.
[3:14] So I changed that.
[3:16] I can still keep shooting.
[3:18] If we have a conversation and we'll talk about it.
[3:28] Okay.
[3:28] Okay, this one is our building regulations, and it was mainly just cleaning up those two
[3:37] outdated website things on here, so I just left it real as soon as I got saved, but it is.
[3:44] So,
[3:46] more of the changes in this type of 10, which is our land use, and there should be some
[3:55] additional changes coming to us as well.
[4:04] So this change right here, it goes along with up to 0.75.
[4:12] So we currently already have a requirement for any commercial business to provide a landscape plan.
[4:19] This is, and we can change this wording if you guys don't like it, or if you want to do something different.
[4:26] But this is all new building formats or major landscape and changes.
[4:33] And what was the existing landscape that required just a middle landscape planning?
[4:38] We put a fast-for additional water.
[4:41] So, this section down here was art in India, I just moved it down.
[4:48] So, it's still in there. That was not too huge, it was just one of my accounts.
[4:54] So, if that's passed, that's just something we want to add to the checklist for a building from that, right? Yes. Okay.
[5:04] Okay. So, there was that. And then a couple more just house cleaning items.
[5:10] was this website changed,
[5:24] but there's this
[5:29] one in the final class,
[5:34] this one in the concept
[5:35] meeting, and
[5:55] then this one, I didn't really talk to you guys about it, I talked to the
[5:59] planning commission about it though, we've got people reach out, so just sharing campaign
[6:03] season, and ask if they can put up political signs on public property, which would be waiting
[6:10] they hear, so out in front of this area.
[6:15] I'm not a big fan of it, so I put this in political
[6:18] signs in a larger than 12 by 18. And that's required by legislation that we have to,
[6:27] the legislation that allows political signs on tribal property.
[6:33] So I left them small,
[6:37] so people can put small political signs in their yards if they want, but then political
[6:41] and can you paint signs that you kind of do not come in on public property.
[6:47] That includes the park too, right?
[6:49] That does include the park.
[6:51] It would be the rodeo grant, which I don't know why,
[6:53] it would be a close one.
[6:55] The rec center.
[6:56] It goes up there.
[6:57] Yeah, the rec center park.
[7:02] It would also be on the sides of the room,
[7:04] so as well.
[7:06] Like, even when it doesn't have a whole small piece of property,
[7:09] it says that they allow for people to put political signs on it.
[7:21] So those were, and then there was this little spelling here that we missed when we initially
[7:28] did this.
[7:29] So Department of Shell, the German, the application, and it was OPIS complete, which is supposed
[7:36] to be AS complete.
[7:38] So
[7:40] those are the changes,
[7:45] so when we go back to anything, this is the public comment section
[7:48] So, where is this available?
[7:52] The website.
[7:53] So, once this is, if this is approved tonight,
[7:57] well, update this to the website,
[7:58] and we'll talk about the printed copies here as well.
[8:01] Okay.
[8:01] Good ending.
[8:02] Well, there will be old people at the old part of the change
[8:08] to be up there as well.
[8:10] No.
[8:11] So, on the website, we'll just keep the current up to the
[8:14] So for applications that have been in, usually in those situations, they go off to the prior code and they have a lapse time for applications too.
[8:28] Yeah, so those ones, we don't keep the bulk core codes up on the website, just so it doesn't cause confusion on which ones people are looking at.
[8:38] Yeah, but we just retained those old codes here to relax.
[8:44] So somebody has questions, where
[8:50] they currently on the website right now.
[8:52] Yes, the old ones, and it's just the one that was adopted from Fairville.
[8:59] Yes.
[9:01] Oh, yeah, it was adopted was a January or February.
[9:04] where it is here at the very, very, very little.
[9:09] That this was adopted.
[9:11] We made some changes from it.
[9:13] Chris farewell pad, like here for stuff in there, I can think.
[9:17] But the whole title, the whole code is adopted,
[9:22] the 21st of May, the 21st of May, the 21st of May.
[9:24] Okay, so.
[9:27] And really the only thing that would affect applications
[9:30] for this would be the water and the landscape.
[9:36] Perfect.