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[2:06] Second,
[2:25] amendment,
[2:43] amendment 2, second, amendment 1, secondly, paragraph 2.
[2:52] to prove? Second,
[2:58] do you have a business or I would just like to know what you're,
[3:18] I'm just, I don't know him so.
[3:21] Thank you.
[3:23] Thank
[3:33] you.
[3:35] That's all.
[3:35] I just nice to know you.
[3:36] I just didn't know who you were.
[3:38] You were.
[3:38] You were.
[3:39] You said to me in my description when it was due to the desire to get involved.
[3:46] You felt like younger people needed to be involved.
[3:50] And I am in that.
[3:53] So we're trying to put it down before you.
[3:56] I'm agreed.
[3:57] I just didn't know who he was and what his interest was.
[4:00] Thank you.
[4:02] Do you have a motion?
[4:04] Yes.
[4:04] The motion is subject.
[4:06] All right.
[4:07] Any other discussion?
[4:09] If not, we go to your advice to answer your vote.
[4:17] I'm just approved by all voters.
[4:20] Welcome, Matt.
[4:21] Thank you.
[4:23] Next is the point of the Curtis Sinclair Plan Commission.
[4:28] Curtis is here with us.
[4:30] I was going to notice for good on the law.
[4:33] If you want to tell them that this year,
[4:35] We're back down
[4:43] in the morning for the second.
[4:46] I'm going to move in at the address of 6696.
[4:49] We're going to talk to you about it.
[4:52] A graduate from the Nibisate University,
[4:55] where you can see a technology degree in architecture.
[4:58] It's a school of work for the Krambo,
[5:00] which is a piece of information about Krambo.
[5:05] And once I heard everybody is a little Krambo
[5:08] about the way he works with the fathers of the corporate outlets.
[5:12] We've been here for years, we've sort of dealt with the fathers.
[5:15] And within my experience, that fathers of,
[5:18] I have been in front of many different communities of values and communities.
[5:22] So it's a thank you for your attention.
[5:25] The Library of New York's historic conditions from California to Florida,
[5:31] the whole land of New York.
[5:33] So, I don't think that we're going forward
[5:37] I've actually been in front of the public rules of this sort of research.
[5:41] I've got a lot of things that we're now going to speak to in public.
[5:47] I've been with you for years.
[5:49] So I brought it into the first problem of changing the name of the speaking architecture.
[5:55] So it's the same firm that I work with when I was entering the public office.
[6:00] So I feel that I've very don't want to be the plaintiff.
[6:06] position.
[6:08] I'm sad that this is being painted a little bit.
[6:11] Do you think that's going to disappear?
[6:14] It's a wonderful hazard.
[6:18] Actually, it's in a better context.
[6:21] It's true that our service actually adds to the unity.
[6:25] The answer is that we've done for past five, six, four and four minutes.
[6:31] So it does that be that we did pass.
[6:38] Thank you.
[6:39] You may have to apparently have on as a citizens at this point, if I read that one of the
[6:46] engineers or other who come off, and I can move in to the professional position and open
[6:52] up about the citizens.
[6:54] All right.
[6:55] Can you do that on your motion?
[6:57] Yes.
[6:57] A second.
[7:00] A motion on a second.
[7:02] Any other discussion?
[7:04] I'm sorry.
[7:04] You're not going to go in.
[7:07] You're going to go in.
[7:09] Thank you.
[7:10] Thank you.
[7:26] Oh, I got a push.
[7:28] Oh, didn't.
[7:30] With my finger.
[7:32] I'm sorry about that.
[7:35] Thanks, son.
[7:36] I just get
[7:41] it.
[7:42] Click on your mouth.
[7:42] Click on your mouth.
[7:43] What?
[7:44] Your mouth.
[7:45] It's not me.
[7:46] Let's see.
[7:48] Put it down.
[7:49] Put it down.
[7:50] Yeah, yeah.
[7:51] Okay.
[7:51] I'm so used to doing the other.
[7:53] Okay.
[8:00] Yeah, we're good.
[8:03] I remember three of them are part of them.
[8:07] Virtual meetings, if necessary, for board of mayor and all the men and boards and commissions
[8:11] during the months of March and April.
[8:15] And so as you can see tonight, when it is a program, we just don't need a person, but
[8:25] to move the disease, because that possibility we could have observed because of one of
[8:32] those, and I want us to be on the record to be able to meet virtually to both high on
[8:42] this, to allow that possibility for our reward and the other words, March to be able.
[8:50] move we approve the second.
[8:52] The motion and the problem is like that.
[8:54] Any discussion on the climate?
[8:59] Do you want to express your vote, please?
[9:12] The passives and the amendments.
[9:14] I have a four round of order.
[9:16] Authorization for the mayor to enter into a memorandum of understanding
[9:19] between the town of Arlington and the city of Lake Lentonacy for the
[9:23] Coordination of a COVID-19 vaccination point of distribution.
[9:26] This has been something that has been working on a scene, starting with our own staff here.
[9:38] She pleads and worked on that along with a couple of others.
[9:44] Just to see if maybe Bartlett would have its own.
[9:48] Then after discussing that, there is a near Arlington and Blakeland, and as I understand that later the C after and perhaps millington will want to be a part of it as well to allow our site,
[10:06] can we get a deferment that shaped badness would be that site logistically, it's right there
[10:14] between 64 and 7, and it's German down exactly, I mean, I need to set off on a long
[10:21] day and not be far from the interstate, so it gives a lot of this site a northeast side of a place
[10:30] that they can get through and I've provided them with.
[10:34] And so I'm actually starting to give it an authorization
[10:37] to be able to enter into a minimum range of the understanding
[10:43] with all one or all of these communities
[10:46] that you can do to work that.
[10:49] So move.
[10:50] Second motion.
[10:53] Second.
[10:55] We're about any discussion.
[10:56] And he taught me how to sit in the testing outside and think or do you know if there's
[11:04] a reason to be a panics shot.
[11:06] So I think we're shot.
[11:07] You're really shot.
[11:08] It's not that.
[11:09] Yeah, okay.
[11:10] And then it would be out of the way to try to do it like that.
[11:14] But like, like, parents and parents, if they have that, I don't think we'll open as many
[11:17] lanes as they have.
[11:19] Both ways, if they want to take as many people, trying to be mindful of the cost, and
[11:24] as well as the safety of our children.
[11:28] How do you think do we better get something worked out by the first label?
[11:33] I think we're really close.
[11:37] It's just a matter of getting the authority to punish it up and they may have to do the same thing before they can finish it.
[11:45] It's not all bad because they're not for sure enough that seems to have a little sight like that.
[11:54] But I believe by the purpose, as I was like, really, and it's also, we're looking at this
[12:02] on a limited basis.
[12:05] My goal, our goal, is that we work ourselves out of the need of having the pharmacies
[12:15] and the doctors having enough vaccine and their offices and facilities.
[12:19] The thing was, just like the normal blue shots are given them, but just to get over this original big pump, put it here for our citizens and their citizens, they get to know evenly and then, like, say, be prepared to shut it down, then, as soon as the need isn't there anymore.
[12:41] That's how the program and law brings.
[12:50] Yeah, they're CBS, well-married.
[12:54] Well, Marl, Marl.
[12:58] Maybe efforts to get ready.
[13:01] I noticed CBS on stage already has a little building out of the sign for unspended
[13:08] for giving shots and so that they're not bringing people in to the store and have to stop the traffic flow inside of there and tie up their pharmacies.
[13:23] I'm not sure what the limits would be as they are supposed to come
[13:28] back.
[13:29] And another thing too, like you take Arlington, Millington, when we've had to go down to the Pippkin building,
[13:35] or all the way to Germantown, you've got to have different locations, and that has been
[13:40] asked several times from other people asking me why we wouldn't have one in Bartlett, and of
[13:47] course I know we would want to jump to going and push stuff, and let's see how things
[13:51] are going to go. But I think this is really going to save a lot of older people. It's trying
[13:57] to get t-shirts now. I mean drive down a pip can build down their chains up, very grams. I mean,
[14:04] You know, you tell about five, six hours.
[14:08] And some of our camp folks stayed in line five hours.
[14:11] They told them when they got there, didn't have enough vaccine.
[14:13] They told them they had to leave.
[14:16] So Mara, I tell you, I know you had to be working on this and, you know, the menstruations
[14:23] don't lot of work and I for one and I know many other people are going to really appreciate
[14:28] not having to drive for a far distance in places they hadn't been in years and so I thank you.
[15:00] And people who live in Bartlett, Arlington, Lincoln, even Millington, they don't know where those places are.
[15:10] In fact, a lot of people didn't even know that place was there, that thing.
[15:15] I think they've done a terrific job. I mean, they haven't done a big job at that location.
[15:22] But it's not someplace that people know, like, so many people know pretty bad.
[15:28] some hint of community.
[15:30] Sam, we have a six-line road,
[15:32] so we wouldn't have to shut down traffic
[15:34] with some of the other roads
[15:36] if we were at different places.
[15:40] That was the issue.
[15:41] I mean, we looked at places
[15:42] and our ass,
[15:44] we're looking at places in the argument.
[15:46] Places in light, one of the ones
[15:47] that's advocacy and part of it.
[15:50] But that's really not all of the leadership
[16:03] Well, I mean, I've been saying that for months that I don't know why they wouldn't want
[16:10] to take the burden off of just a few sites rather than to have it distributed in more sites
[16:17] And then it wouldn't be a burden for an overwhelming burden, and so I've been saying that
[16:25] for months that, you know, why can we not have more sites and make it easier to distribute?
[16:35] And I know the story to the vaccine and all those kind of logistic things are a problem,
[16:42] but even if it takes four hours, I think it is to thaw out.
[16:47] So they have time to transport it from one place to the other.
[16:52] So I'm glad we're doing this and can get more sites available and accessible to people.
[17:35] Partious of property for detention based in an Egypt central right of way.
[17:40] That's great to complain about the record.
[17:43] Good evening.
[17:46] About a year and a half ago, we started looking at,
[17:49] I actually had to do some food and modeling on two areas.
[17:53] It's a prosperity point area in the area in the north side of the East Hill,
[17:58] in the Dalton down there.
[18:01] And as part of their evaluation,
[18:03] they determined that a nice side of the kitchen
[18:06] basic could be adequately constructed on a piece of property with the North West
[18:12] famous of Luther and Egypt Centrora, and so we contact the Department of
[18:19] Eleanor Museum of Realms and Sally, when you go change with all that kind of
[18:24] price of 66,000 by the dollars, I think it's a fair price of the one-point
[18:29] size for acres. We have received all of the design to construct a basic, and then
[18:35] also includes some future road like a lot of white streets in the world.
[18:42] And what's all of that is that you've occurred to 66,000,
[18:44] about $5,000 to come in the conference.
[18:48] I can't have the show on the end.
[18:51] I'm not.
[18:52] But remember what?
[18:53] Move, we approve.
[18:55] Second.
[18:57] Any other discussion on the side?
[19:00] Rick and I, we talk other day on a property already,
[19:03] know the answer for this, but if the city does require the proper, we're going to try to
[19:08] recruit some at $12,000, about removing those trees or selling those trees.
[19:36] All I'm just asking is if we consider if there's enough trees worth harvesting to get some money back.
[19:42] Yeah, there's some meaningful degrees on there.
[19:44] I did walk in the front end of the drive.
[19:46] He was asked, and I think there's even a little of the experience that I didn't see it.
[19:51] And I'd just like to make one of the comment, Mayor, that this particular property is going to
[19:58] aid the folks in North and East Hill and Dalton Downs, and it's nothing to do with the prosperity
[20:03] point project.
[20:14] So the folks that live on the north end of East T.L., and have property that backs up to
[20:19] Luther Road, hopefully, this piece of property, and what engineering is deciding to do,
[20:24] will help aid in some of the problems that have been flooding.
[20:47] all of them, which is, we've got some pretty dramatic pictures not to go over there,
[20:52] if you'd like to see those pictures.
[20:56] I mean, the other thing I have, just from my board of...
[21:01] I mean, when the pensionization was built on a long, curvy wind behind, was allowed to
[21:10] the lighting of others, that was just a detention basin, and we found great reasons for
[21:17] people of the walk, because all of the fish in the light, so there are a lot of possibilities
[21:23] of the future in this property, one of them we settled pretty soon or not.
[21:31] All right, well, we have a proper motion and second. There's no other discussion, we go in
[21:41] I can thank you both, I don't think that we wouldn't come running.
[21:49] The sign on the passes is that we don't know what we're going to offer and we don't
[21:59] know what we're going to do.
[22:00] Resolution 10-11, a resolution to deletes $7,700 in 63 cents in unelectable property taxes,
[22:09] interest, penalties, and associated costs from the city of Bartlett tax rolls.
[22:13] And the thing that's
[22:16] pretty hard for the blinding is a request to prevent the proper taxes from our tax growth.
[22:25] This is request of total of $7,700 to keep recent, but it's pretty out that, because that is the resolution of our lives,
[22:35] and many of these businesses are out of business, or they're killing them.
[22:40] Therefore, will you not let that select the recommendation to move these from the tax rules of this tax?
[22:47] I've heard of it.
[22:48] Move the proof.
[22:49] The packet.
[22:50] On the other hand, the proper second?
[22:52] That any discussion on the side?
[22:54] Yes.
[22:55] Mr. Davis, I have one question.
[22:57] For the property that is now county owned,
[23:01] are we able to ever recoup any of our tax laws after they sell the property?
[23:15] If they go off the books, or we are able to collect them, if we take them off the books,
[23:20] or we are able to collect them whenever the county sells the property.
[23:24] I'm looking at some of these properties for all the tire service and things like that.
[23:28] You think it would be a property they could sale, but they just get all the profits.
[23:33] and we just take the loss
[23:42] so
[23:58] we can recoup even with them being off our books.
[24:03] Raise the order. Come forward. Okay.
[24:12] Okay. Thank you.
[24:15] All we're doing is getting it off as a live building of our books for now but then we
[24:21] are the things in the future that has been mentioned by both of our folks in finance. It's
[24:29] matter, getting out of the books, and if it does come back, then either through the sale,
[24:36] which they will take care of us on, or if it comes back on, and if it's a time track,
[24:43] I don't know if we should be notified about that.
[24:47] Thank you.
[24:48] Thank you.
[24:48] Some of these are, there is no, there are no access, I believe, if I looked at the list
[24:56] And some of these, there's no access to the government, aren't we?
[25:03] Yeah.
[25:03] I just saw county owned.
[25:06] I mean, I see out of business, but also county owned.
[25:08] I just was curious to make sure we still could get our money even if it's written off
[25:12] our books.
[25:13] So, thank you.
[25:15] I had a question.
[25:16] I thought Bartlett Tire sold to a new owner.
[25:21] So, did it?
[25:23] Is there not when that one?
[25:24] I said when I thought Bartlett Tire sold to a new owner, isn't that the one that I'm thinking of over there between
[25:39] I'm just saying would there not be some obligation when it sold to pay back taxes?
[25:46] I think so, but I don't know,
[25:53] there's a huge place going up the microphone, so what do you think is this?
[25:56] Because I thought Bartlett tires the one there by the movie theater and all that on Bartlett Boulevard.
[26:04] Yeah, you're correct, and something is operating there.
[26:06] Yeah, so.
[26:19] I have to let it be specific.
[26:21] This is a brilliant subject.
[26:32] Yeah, because I mean, it was really not closed. If it was, it was very short time and now there's a new owner in there.
[26:50] Yeah. Yeah. Well, I mean, we might need to check into that.
[26:54] because I mean, there is something in that particular building right now, and it has been since.
[27:04] All
[27:09] right. Thank you.
[27:12] Dick, are these all realty?
[27:14] No, these are personally taxes.
[27:17] Is the model version?
[27:19] Okay, so then there'd be no actually.
[27:21] Okay, all right.
[27:22] So someone personally, someone's a realty.
[27:26] Those are personally taxes when go to the land bank.
[27:28] In
[27:33] a second, I'd rather than push and stand back to 113 more questions and comments on the side.
[27:39] If not, we'll need to go into your license and tap your vote.
[27:48] Push and stand back to 115 so that's all.
[27:57] Item 7114.
[27:59] Resolution 11-21, a resolution to approve Bartlett City Board of Education Resolution 8-4,
[28:04] which amends the fiscal year 2021 Bartlett City Schools Education Capital Project Fund, a general
[28:10] purpose school fund.
[28:11] Let me just say this a day before you speak again, we may have to pull our masks down so that we can
[28:20] be heard no clearly.
[28:22] We're talking about this, but if other times we'll just keep it up, I don't have it.
[28:31] Again, this is a selection that is similar to what we are.
[28:36] Fortunately, when Katie used to borrow the city's school board as a passion,
[28:41] we're as lazy to amend their work.
[28:43] I think if you remove your suit, so that all of us can borrow that.
[28:48] Thank you.
[28:49] Thank you.
[28:49] I think this is a selection done, then the criminal proper suits bond,
[28:53] and also their capital projects on the detail of the Vatican,
[28:58] the resolution and the tax.
[29:00] But should they mean it is a soup on about 41,000 dollars, leaving money from 1,000
[29:07] out into another.
[29:08] And they're trying to earn $250,000 out of there's given the purpose of soup on into their
[29:15] education capital practice phones.
[29:18] Fund very much.
[29:20] No, they're also out of mind.
[29:22] Maybe it didn't, and it's a pack.
[29:25] You heard her, what?
[29:26] There's a lot of proofs that I can't hold in circles, I can't
[29:35] hold in circles.
[30:00] I have an opportunity for open discussion.
[30:05] Is anyone behind this one of your director of a lot, back in 2020, like I said, during this period, would you do a paragraph view?
[30:15] Two minutes, three minutes, what is it? Three minutes?
[30:17] breakfast.
[30:20] All right.
[30:22] No, it's a three minutes.
[30:25] All right.
[30:26] It's not any of all the time.
[30:28] You're going to almost go.
[30:32] I need to be back.
[30:35] Oh, yeah.
[30:36] Yes.
[30:36] I just want to thank Ottoman Elliot for all her efforts
[30:40] with the vaccine distribution.
[30:42] And if there's any, I think there's any way
[30:44] we could utilize her expertise.
[30:46] If we're able to open this center, I think.
[30:49] I'm sorry. I apologize.
[30:51] I'm sorry. I was talking about you.
[30:56] Sorry. Yes.
[30:57] I'd like to thank Ottoman Elliot for her efforts with the vaccine distribution.
[31:03] And if there's any way to utilize her expertise when we open the site,
[31:07] I think if she has time, that'd be very helpful.
[31:11] Because she has a lot of great ideas on how to do the process.
[31:15] And she's offered to actually give shots, so thank you.
[31:22] And then also Mayor, like reading the paper and how things went with different locations
[31:29] in the county, in the city, there's a fine line of whether you'll get praise or have people
[31:37] talk about you running you down, and so I just pray that you'll be able to have the right
[31:44] volunteers and Emily will give you back up on that, get the right people that are trustworthy
[31:51] and that we'll make the city look good, you know?
[31:54] and start with
[32:28] our little slow in order to do it right. That's why I'd question you to do it.
[32:33] Put it in.
[32:35] I'll talk about what there's down in the trick.
[32:37] I've got it there.
[32:38] I've got it there.
[32:39] Six hundred.
[32:42] And the next side is up to the next side of it.
[32:45] We get another five to five.
[32:49] Now I'm done.
[32:52] Yeah.
[32:52] Yeah, that.
[32:54] I mean, it's pretty much everybody out of finding.
[33:01] Yeah.
[33:01] And I've got to talk.
[33:02] You have to take a look at that.
[33:04] Yeah.
[33:04] I'm sure you will have some more circumstances to be able to sort of.
[33:16] I want to use anybody's expertise.
[33:21] I'm going to get a product.
[33:24] You're one of the else of everything else.
[33:30] You're not a thing of our business for that,
[33:33] it's really standard.
[33:35] Thank you.