[0:05] Okay, everyone, meeting on board. Before we get started, Mr. Sweet, you're going to have to wait a few minutes.

[0:10] It sounds proper.

[0:13] Would like to speak about Taglwood.

[0:16] Yeah, just a couple minutes.

[0:17] Last Thursday, Bill Bishop invited me up to Taglwood to see the progress on the walkway.

[0:24] And so I only took like three pictures because that's all you could really get.

[0:28] This picture was taken from the first platform where the walk will start.

[0:36] And the poles are $18,000 a piece.

[0:41] And there's a lot of poles, there's a lot of poles,

[0:45] and they are huge.

[0:46] But this is the actual beginning of a walkway

[0:48] which will start down through the trees.

[0:52] And it was amazing to me that the materials

[0:55] and stuff they had.

[0:56] The guys work eight days on, and then they're off for four days,

[0:59] and then they can back or eight days on.

[1:02] And they all had to be trained to climb the poles.

[1:04] None of them were, you know, telephone people or anything.

[1:09] So, that is the actual, that's the starting platform

[1:13] between seeing the background.

[1:16] And that's where I took that first picture from.

[1:19] All the lumber is re-entistic, most of it,

[1:25] and all the beams that are going through the walk

[1:27] where all the laminated beams.

[1:29] It's really, I mean, it's going to be in the process of weeks and you're watching people

[1:32] there from Binghamton that we're just out for a hike, so they went with a little bit

[1:38] of your eyes, we're going up through the woods, and we'll see that.

[1:42] Road up there now is actually a temporary road eventually, there'll be a trail that goes right

[1:47] to this platform.

[1:50] So I wanted to get the pictures because we invested a lot of money in it as a group, so I thought

[1:56] and what I want to see some of the things that they've done.

[2:01] And the last one is just some indication of the height.

[2:05] You can see the person walking there.

[2:08] And that again is the first platform where you'll start the walk.

[2:12] The walk will be finished by May 15th, actually here.

[2:17] So in the correlation with that, the Civil War camp, the Dow Jones Museum,

[2:24] And this, I think our chamber of commerce needs to really push those things for tourists without a doubt.

[2:32] I know we push the wine country at all that, but they're not too long gone.

[2:36] They don't line it up with.

[2:38] These things are.

[2:39] Okay.

[2:40] I want to pop.

[2:41] Now I advise you not to drink wine on that spot.

[2:44] We're kind of all winter.

[2:46] Would you like?

[2:46] Will they work on a whole winter?

[2:49] Just pop our into the ground or those poles.

[2:52] 14 feet.

[2:53] 13 feet, 13 feet, 13 feet, 13 feet, 13 feet up, and then some of them have to be 30 feet

[3:03] in here. There's, I don't know, at least 36 inches from, some of them. What they are, they're

[3:11] $1,000 a piece, so vast majority of the money that they've invested in, the sanctions themselves.

[3:18] I just thought you'd like to see that. I don't know if anyone else has been up there. He just called you up.

[3:25] So, hey, you want to come up with us again?

[3:29] So, in this spot, the trees.

[3:33] The trees, the trees, the road, and I don't know what happens there.

[3:37] You didn't either, because I asked them. Thank you.

[3:40] Thank you.

[3:41] Thank you.

[3:42] Mr. Chairman, I'm always talking about this.

[3:44] The Marty, did you get your uniform?

[3:45] No, that's gone forever, I'm afraid.

[3:50] I think someone stole that thinking it was real, real,

[3:56] which would be thousands of dollars.

[3:59] And now that they've got it, there's nothing they can do with it.

[4:04] All the people at Gettysburg, which would be the place to defend something like that.

[4:09] So, someone stole it, he's a lot to us, suddenly mentally, but I think we'll never get that back.

[4:21] Okay, and you're Mr. Sweet.

[4:24] Thank you. So, we'll call the aviation committee orders and communications.

[4:28] In three resolutions, motions and noses up without objection, I'll just read them all.

[4:32] One resolution authorizing agreement with Linda, the grantee, for the purchase of real property,

[4:40] is zero chambers road, we pledge New York, and north of determination of now significant pursuant to six NYC,

[4:48] our part six, seven feet.

[4:50] We have the MR Coining Regional Airport.

[4:52] Two resolution authorizing agreement with Juan Dore Corporation.

[4:55] We have the MR Coining Regional Airport and three resolution.

[5:00] Do you need a rotary brush for a break? Can I be going to the MR-20, please?

[5:06] On a second. Thank you. Question number one.

[5:12] That looks to me like a good deal.

[5:14] We can still be able to keep the transfer of station up at the mall where it is right now,

[5:20] because I understand it as we're buying that road.

[5:24] I don't have an answer. Mike and I were just talking about that.

[5:28] But I would assume that's why we're buying it.

[5:33] But I don't have, I don't have the answer on that.

[5:35] All right.

[5:36] Yeah, that's where it appears to, because otherwise we're in trouble.

[5:40] All right.

[5:40] Any other questions or without hearing any kind of a move?

[5:45] No, I'm sorry.

[5:46] All of a favor say aye.

[5:47] Aye.

[5:47] I'm always carried.

[5:48] Any old business?

[5:50] Do you business?

[5:51] Yes, Jim.

[5:52] I think this is a question for you.

[5:54] I've got two constituents.

[5:56] We're going to wait flights coming into our arms.

[5:59] You can get into like more cotton in the morning.

[6:03] Yeah.

[6:03] Yes.

[6:03] Into a wide open airport with no ones in the building.

[6:07] We're hearing nothing.

[6:09] It's, it's, it's happened a lot.

[6:11] Luckily, because the flights are so erratic.

[6:15] And what's happened is dumped.

[6:16] It's had a lot of problems in their hubs.

[6:19] And it's been a challenge.

[6:20] So I will bring that up to,

[6:22] time freemen to see if there's anything that can be done about it.

[6:26] But because it's, you know, after hours, I know security gets their only half hour before

[6:31] the flights they leave right after that, so I'll check on it for you.

[6:36] Well, I'm going to say who walks through the airport going to the wall, and yeah, it's strange,

[6:41] yeah.

[6:41] Well, around the cars, they come here to tank up, and that's not a good idea.

[6:44] Yeah, that's a problem.

[6:47] Thank you.

[6:48] Any other new business?

[6:49] I have a must be a good idea to like Tom Fringler to go to the theater side of your limits and everything.

[6:56] I'll do that right away.

[6:59] Thank you, any other new business?

[7:02] No, I'm not sure.

[7:02] Thank you.

[7:03] I'm Marty.

[7:04] Thank you.

[7:05] Oh, yeah.

[7:07] I have a call of the building grounds.

[7:08] Many to further.

[7:09] We have no communications.

[7:12] Resolutions, motion and no resistance.

[7:14] Resolution, authorized and agreement with the Bella Associates.

[7:17] on behalf of the Schmocon Native Department of Pavilion Browns.

[7:21] This is for an HBAC design and private management services

[7:25] for our Lake Street building.

[7:27] Have a motion please?

[7:28] All right, let's move.

[7:30] Thank you.

[7:31] Questions?

[7:32] How about that?

[7:33] I'm just looking at this, my own education.

[7:36] I'm looking at the bid evaluation sheets.

[7:40] And the evaluators are like, are they not disclosed?

[7:42] There's no comments or anything like that.

[7:44] Who are the evaluators?

[7:45] I don't know.

[7:46] I thought that same thing, that's a very good question, you know,

[7:52] no, no, but let me see if I can find out for you.

[7:59] Anything else

[8:02] on favor?

[8:03] All right.

[8:04] All right.

[8:05] All right.

[8:05] Resolution carries.

[8:08] All business.

[8:11] I just like to make a comment under all business.

[8:15] I think after you were at sea, I spoke a lot of it at our last boat.

[8:20] And since that time of press release has been sent out by the Shetajal group, they were awarded

[8:30] a separate F-Q-H-C for Al-Mira or the original application.

[8:35] The two applications, basically.

[8:38] The one application they're very confident they were going to get, which was an extension of their current decision of their two Al-Mira.

[8:47] We have a branch in our second application was to have a new FQHC in Amira and that would mean additional funding from the federal government for the FQHC to the tune of I believe six hundred and eighty thousand dollars.

[9:03] In six fifty.

[9:04] Oh six hundred fifty.

[9:05] Yep six.

[9:06] A year per year each year.

[9:08] So we're very, very fortunate that they were awarded that FQHC.

[9:13] That was the good news, the other side of that is the reason we were awarded that is because of our economic situation here, our poverty levels and so on.

[9:25] It's a very good thing to move in the right direction for the community.

[9:29] I think it's going to be well received.

[9:32] And again, on September 16th, we'll be having an educational forum about the FQHC, the services that they offer.

[9:40] It's open to the public, it'll be at the White Eagle Club at 6.3 in the evening.

[9:46] It's one of the 60 applicants and we won the nation.

[9:53] Thank

[9:57] you.

[9:57] I just wanted to say I thought that the letter...

[10:08] Any new business? Motion to adjourned?

[10:14] Thank you.

[10:15] Thank you.

[10:16] We're adjourned.

[10:18] A couple of corrections in the law enforcement committee in order.

[10:20] There's no communications, resolutions, motions, and notices there are four

[10:24] correction I'm going to read helpful.

[10:28] Number one, resolution extending agreement with Davis Omer on behalf of Shvun County

[10:32] Sheriff's Office.

[10:33] Number two, resolution authorizing agreement with Eaton on behalf of the Shvun County

[10:37] Sheriff's Office.

[10:39] Number three, resolution and mending agreement with Hewitt Young on behalf of Shvun

[10:44] Number four resolution authorizing application for an acceptance of 2025 emergency management performance grant from the New York State Department of Homeland Security emergency services.

[10:54] I'm going to have the Schon County Office of Fire and Emergency Management by the motion.

[11:00] A lot of it.

[11:01] Two seconds.

[11:02] Pickering.

[11:03] Eight questions.

[11:05] All in favor?

[11:06] Aye.

[11:07] Aye.

[11:07] Opposed.

[11:08] Motion Security.

[11:09] Two old business.

[11:12] A new business.

[11:14] Motion for adjournment.

[11:18] Motion for adjournment.

[11:20] The Schon County Health and Human Services.

[11:23] There's open, and no communications, and we have six resolution and notices.

[11:29] Read them all.

[11:30] I don't get a chance to do it all.

[11:33] Number one, resolution authorizing agreement with leaps and bounds.

[11:38] Occupation of therapy.

[11:40] I'll see you on behalf of the Schmuck County Department of Aging and long-term care.

[11:45] Number two, resolution accepting United Way.

[11:48] of the southern tier of senior support grant funds on behalf of the Schmon County Department of

[11:54] Aging and Long-Tern Care of a three resolution accepting funding from the New York State Department

[12:00] of Environmental Conversation Conservation on behalf of the Schmon County Department of Health.

[12:06] Number four resolution authorizing agreements with various vendors for supplement staffing

[12:12] services on behalf of the Schmon County Nursing Facility. Number five resolution authorizing

[12:17] application for acceptance of New York State Office of Children and Family Service State

[12:23] Harvard.

[12:24] I'm Grant.

[12:25] I'm behalf of the Schmunk County Department of Social Services in number six, resolution

[12:30] and authorization agreement with the New York State Office of Children and Family Services

[12:35] on behalf of the Schmunk County Department of the Youth and Recreational Services.

[12:40] Do I have a motion?

[12:41] I need discussions.

[12:47] I was looking over the proposal for the music and movement,

[12:50] for the golden years, and nice proposal and everything.

[12:56] It sounds like they're going to roll this program for six classes.

[13:00] It's a therapy.

[13:02] What happens after that?

[13:03] And then it also, they say that they're looking at outside venues or whatever.

[13:09] Okay, that's, I guess, you know, for bigger larger groups.

[13:12] But I went to the website for this, uh, uh,

[13:18] they'll close base activities, and it was kind of, I know, it was different.

[13:23] And so, I guess I would be more comfortable with it if we had some kind of a presentation,

[13:29] because this flyer that we got is, um, you know, it's great.

[13:33] A lot of platitudes, but is it being used around here?

[13:36] what kind of credibility.

[13:39] I mean, I mean, I went to Leedson Mountains website,

[13:41] they looked like they have a lot of credibility

[13:43] with a lot, but it's mainly pediatric.

[13:47] And when I looked at this del praise philosophy,

[13:53] with the call of your del crazier eerus mix,

[13:55] it was kind of, it was different.

[13:59] It was out there.

[14:00] I mean, you know, I'm, you know, being a retired

[14:04] engineer, I'm, you know, I'm like my stuff lying to,

[14:07] I know what's going on with this one came across as very loose and very, you know, whatever happens happens, you know, that kind of thing.

[14:15] So, I wasn't comfortable with it.

[14:18] No, no.

[14:18] You want to?

[14:19] You're not old enough.

[14:22] Oh, hi.

[14:23] Those are animals.

[14:24] That's strangers with the perfect aging.

[14:27] We need that we're going to have questions about this.

[14:31] No, so what this program is,

[14:34] We've received funds from New York State Office for the easing to hold evidence-based programs

[14:39] in the county for older adults.

[14:41] This was the music and movement basically for the golden years, so it's for older adults.

[14:48] Kelly Sedari works with our youth in our communities, just one of her county staff members.

[14:55] She works with the Leeds and Bounds with Courtney, or there who runs that program.

[15:00] And they've developed it. They've been utilized at our skilled nursing facilities. So they're going to

[15:05] L-Core, they're engaging older adults. And I have participated in one of their sessions. The reason why the

[15:12] L-Crosse is in there is because New York State Office for the aging made me have them put it in. Because it is an

[15:20] evidence-based program. And we cannot pay our vendors unless we have evidence-based

[15:27] programming in our platform.

[15:29] So there are some of the concepts of that that will be utilized,

[15:34] but the majority of it will be engaging older adults.

[15:38] It's getting them to socialize and use their muscles.

[15:42] You know, use their memory, work on it.

[15:45] That's really the gist of what that is going to be.

[15:48] And it is six sessions because this is the first time we're doing this agreement with them.

[15:54] we'd like to see how that rolls out.

[15:56] We received this funding every year, this evidence-based funding.

[16:00] So another portion was it frees up.

[16:03] We get about $60, $600 a year for that,

[16:06] and we haven't been able to spend that.

[16:07] I would like to do that.

[16:09] I'd like to get our community engaged

[16:11] and when we look at platforms in the community,

[16:14] we're looking at different senior centers, different locations

[16:17] where older adults can come and utilize this space

[16:21] in an ADA compliant environment.

[16:24] So I will work with them closely to figure out

[16:27] where they're going to be and then publicize it

[16:28] and share it with the public.

[16:31] But the Del Pro is a requirement that nice sofa

[16:34] shared with me that needed to be included in it

[16:36] in order for me to be able to receive the funds

[16:39] and then pay a vendor helps a little bit.

[16:43] And I can share more information on it,

[16:46] just in general, what that's going to actually look like,

[16:48] or maybe if they do have a video or something,

[16:52] I can share with you as well,

[16:54] like what they're currently doing,

[16:55] how they're currently using it.

[16:57] And you're more comfortable with it.

[17:01] There's a question.

[17:03] There you go.

[17:04] The other thing I had was I was looking at the bids

[17:06] for the staffing at the nursing home,

[17:08] or are there all these companies going to be doing

[17:10] the same thing, providing the same staffing?

[17:13] The nursing?

[17:15] Okay, all right.

[17:16] And then once again, we've got undisclosed evaluators.

[17:20] who are they, you know, I guess, you know, I want to know who's looking to

[17:23] vids over and also what they're doing.

[17:26] There's quite a few of those nursing, yes, oh yeah, they've got 60 of them in here.

[17:33] Well, if I may, the turnover is so great that they have to go out and do that to get the

[17:41] staffing, because the facility is required to have so many staff per resident, or residents,

[17:47] you know, that's the equation there.

[17:49] So that's why you see a lot here because it's not unusual that's one there today and then

[17:53] they're going to wow.

[17:59] Is that it?

[18:02] All in favor?

[18:05] And the old business,

[18:08] before we get to that in a new business, before a German, the landfill

[18:13] is having an open house this week again, not a 27, from noon, I guess so.

[18:21] Well, you can eat it at the landfill.

[18:24] They're going to go out.

[18:25] They're going to go out.

[18:26] They're going to go out.

[18:27] They're going to go out.

[18:28] They're going to go out.

[18:31] I hope for a drama.

[18:32] Well, I'll probably be better.

[18:33] They'll go out.

[18:34] Here's a go.

[18:36] Here's a go.

[18:37] My wife used to bring my supper to me when I worked there.

[18:41] And she says, how did it?

[18:43] Can you eat here?

[18:45] Anyway, his food's good.

[18:46] Those are good.

[18:48] They have a good catering, they're like,

[18:50] I'll do.

[18:52] Scott was there last year when the show was really good.

[18:55] I do have a real question other than food.

[18:58] I'm at the landfill.

[19:00] Now, our presentation was a couple of months back.

[19:04] We may have actual numbers that we can look at to see what kind of good things have been happening.

[19:12] I'm going to ask how much this is coming up.

[19:13] Well, the gas is global.

[19:16] They cost, I think, a little over 33 million to build that facility and they're planning

[19:21] I get my money back pretty quick, I would probably within five years or maybe and it's

[19:29] it's monitored 24-7 from France and it's really interesting that you can't hear from the

[19:42] It's, and we're getting 75,000 year up to 10% and we're going to get past the 75,000

[19:51] every year.

[19:52] It's, it's producing more than they thought.

[19:54] It's probably the largest one producing in the state.

[19:57] I think they have several of them in the country now.

[20:00] And it's, you know, everybody was, you know, burning at this. Now there's a little glow up there on the flame,

[20:11] but

[20:11] tonnage there at the same tonnage they've been having right along. They got a, they got it, it's supposed to be good.

[20:19] They're about 2035, I think, but they're running out of aerospace pretty quick, so they're going to either, oh, what's going to happen?

[20:28] if I got negotiate more and talk about that.

[20:31] Yeah, and they're going to have to negotiate,

[20:33] if they're going to expand, or I said in the beginning,

[20:38] I thought that tooth and nail, and that's probably

[20:40] the smartest thing we ever did, because we didn't know

[20:44] what we were doing.

[20:46] I mean, we didn't run anything at that landfill.

[20:49] We didn't know.

[20:50] We get citations every day from D.E.C. and other people.

[20:55] And actually, it pays a lot of money to the county.

[20:58] I'm going to make sure we've had a mouse saw anyway.

[21:02] That's a huge win.

[21:03] Go ahead Mr. Sleep.

[21:04] Keep in mind that that landfill was running under the state of the art at the time.

[21:11] Because I was to hunt marijuana in the garbage.

[21:16] I was following directions from DEC.

[21:19] Yeah.

[21:20] Do you say go down that in Charlie?

[21:27] It was, it was, it was, we would have had troubles, we would have had troubles, waters and stuff.

[21:34] And there's like 160, some wells on that property that's tested quarterly.

[21:41] And even any hits or anything.

[21:44] And now that the gas pump or the pump and the gas we have, we haven't had a smaller

[21:49] older, that's December, since I hooked that up.

[21:52] I don't think the Ferti Department has been there either for the people reporting

[21:55] the Ferti.

[21:56] Oh, I know.

[21:57] Well, they had two fires.

[21:58] Some time.

[21:59] Actually, yes.

[22:00] By time the fire department got there, body from up the road, he came back with a four-wheel

[22:05] and went up over the mountain and got the doors around and cleaned it out, and was done.

[22:12] They had one fire there, 30 years ago, I went further.

[22:16] If we did six or eight years, it went for the God at the Barrow Engine.

[22:20] We were talking down there in the water on the thing day and the thing day and the thing day.

[22:24] That was a long time ago, but the gas code that they saved it off.

[22:28] Where did the gas go with their sign?

[22:31] At the top it is added to the point of, oh yeah, it's going right to Valley Gas.

[22:35] That they had a hope put back years ago right in front of New Corp.

[22:40] They were supposed to run gas to shaman and water and stuff, and then the county needed more

[22:48] money than instead of the gas and people weren't really crazy about getting gas down

[22:52] through there.

[22:53] So they took the cash and got the gas and the hub was there because when they built new

[22:57] core, they were planning on coming in there.

[23:01] So I mean, it's really pretty cool.

[23:03] that's, and you can't even tell where they've been

[23:06] with the road, or the flight blinds and stuff.

[23:09] I mean, it really, good deal.

[23:11] You know, there's a dump up on the route 20.

[23:13] Don't worry, can't a day go at it.

[23:15] And it stinks all the time.

[23:18] This one here has, and you step over every so often

[23:21] that if you got it from the east, it would come back,

[23:25] because I don't know, I've seen everybody about this side

[23:29] of the, what side of the landfill, all rock and bone

[23:32] or the air would push the same towards the pumps.

[23:36] Well, then when they start taking the drill cuttings,

[23:40] it filled all the nuts and crannies,

[23:41] so nothing was going in, and it was back coming out.

[23:44] So they had to put flares, and now they got pumps

[23:47] all the way down on the side to pump it.

[23:49] And they worked good until they started putting

[23:51] the drill cuttings, which was like 20% solid.

[23:56] And the rest is just going to fold and fill everything up.

[24:00] We have an awful problem.

[24:01] I mean, Mr. Santol, we have a good go around with that one, but anyway.

[24:06] Are they going to showcase the responsibility that's over house?

[24:11] I wouldn't be surprised they would go out there.

[24:16] I wouldn't be surprised either.

[24:19] I just talked to Larry Dealer a couple weeks ago.

[24:24] And he's going to be leaving the sewer later.

[24:30] Again, he's a good asset to that and he knows what he's doing.

[24:33] He's good man.

[24:36] I'm a head of motion adjournment.

[24:39] One minute.

[24:40] I'll take over the Highway Committee meeting.

[24:49] Before we get started as Rodney always says, Nick, do you have anything?

[24:53] Any questions for Nick?

[24:54] It was Nick. I wanted a good-down seat or street today and I wasn't able to.

[25:00] I forgot that they closed the road.

[25:02] Yes.

[25:02] It's not just a job.

[25:03] I understand, but to remind me, but thank you, it's for whoever made that happen.

[25:10] That was a Norfolk Southern New York State DLT.

[25:13] Thanks a lot.

[25:15] Okay, any other questions?

[25:18] Resolutions are two.

[25:20] Resolution number one, a Mending to Capital Program.

[25:23] As completed in 2016, Shmunk County Budget on behalf of the Shmunk County Department of Public Works.

[25:30] Number two, resolution authorizing purchase agreement,

[25:33] which of unsupply cooperation,

[25:35] an Easter Medal of El Maira Inc.

[25:37] On behalf of the Shimon County Department of the Court,

[25:40] I have a motion please.

[25:42] You're in second.

[25:44] Any questions?

[25:46] On favor aye.

[25:47] All right.

[25:48] I'll vote if you carry it any old business.

[25:51] Any new business?

[25:52] Motion to adjourn.

[25:54] All right.

[25:54] Bigger.

[25:55] Thank you.

[25:55] We need adjourn.

[25:57] The public services committee

[25:59] There are a lot of communications ***

[26:02] Resolutions and we have 8.

[26:04] There are no objections under 1 through 4 and 5 through.

[26:10] Number 1, Resolution Extending agreement with the Lord of elections,

[26:13] on behalf of the Shmunk County Board of Elections.

[26:17] Number 2, a Resolution Extending Agreement with

[26:19] the New York State Board of Elections.

[26:21] On behalf of the Shmunk County Board of Elections.

[26:23] Number 3, a Resolution Extending Agreement with the New York State Board of Elections.

[26:27] on behalf of the Schmunk County Board of Elections.

[26:31] Number four, resolution extending agreement

[26:33] of the New York State Board of Elections,

[26:35] on behalf of the Schmunk County Board of Elections.

[26:37] May I have a motion please?

[26:39] Eight.

[26:41] The motion of the second is going to be discussion.

[26:44] I was in favor, please say aye.

[26:46] Any opposed?

[26:47] The resolutions are carried.

[26:49] Number five, resolution awarding bid to L.E.

[26:51] Walbridge Incorporate on behalf

[26:54] of the Schmunk County Sword Districts.

[26:56] Number six, the resolution authorizing agreement with via mobility LLC, on behalf of the

[27:02] Shmankani Transit Board, number seven, the resolution approving Shmankani Transit Title

[27:07] six plan on behalf of the Shmankani Transit Board, and number eight, the resolution authorizing

[27:14] the county of Shmank, to participate in Eastern Suffolk Board of Plotter Educational Services

[27:20] joint municipal bidding program.

[27:23] The motion, please.

[27:25] On that of?

[27:26] Motion of the Second Any discussion?

[27:30] Where is the roads?

[27:30] I'm going to go this way.

[27:35] I don't want any questions.

[27:37] All over the favor?

[27:39] The opposed?

[27:40] The solutions are carries in old potatoes?

[27:44] No business.

[27:45] Motion to adjourn?

[27:46] Second point, thank you, we are here on the first knock in the meeting door to undercommunications.

[27:54] We have our monthly vacancy report of the resolutions, motions and notices.

[28:00] There are five.

[28:02] There are no objections.

[28:03] We'll read all five.

[28:05] Now, for one resolution, confirming appointments to the Shimon County Agricultural and farmland

[28:11] Protection Board.

[28:12] Number two, resolution confirming appointment of the emergency medical services coordinator.

[28:20] Number three, resolution authorizing agreement with the senior secretary of corporate.

[28:26] We have to move to Mo County personnel department.

[28:30] Number four, resolution creating one full-time clerk position on behalf of the Mo County Sheriff's Office.

[28:37] The number five resolution, and the meeting, the stepping plan for the Simone County Department of Social Services, and the motion please.

[28:47] Second.

[28:49] Any questions or comments?

[28:52] All in favor please say aye.

[28:54] Aye.

[28:54] All post motion.

[28:56] Thank you.

[28:57] Any hope?

[28:58] Any new business?

[29:00] We'll do a adjourn.

[29:02] Second.

[29:03] We're going to.

[29:04] Thank you.

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