[0:00] And good evening, welcome to Glendale City Council meeting of August 11th, 2026, meeting is called to order.

[0:08] I'm not going to call roll call because everybody's here, so if you'd make note of that, they'd be awesome.

[0:13] Our next two items on the agenda are the invocation and the Pledge of Allegiance.

[0:18] Today's invocation is going to be by my new buddy, he's hiding back during the back,

[0:23] Father Ernesto, I can't pronounce your last name.

[0:31] That's what I was trying to say.

[0:33] He's with Our Lady of Perpetual Health.

[0:36] Gentlemen, if you're wearing a hat, if it's appropriate, please remove it.

[0:40] If it's not appropriate, keep it on to your call.

[0:42] If everyone would please stand for the invocation, and then once he's finished, if you remain

[0:49] standing for our Pledge of Allegiance.

[0:59] Good evening, Consum members, and on behalf of Our Lady of Perpetual Health, thank

[1:03] you so much for your invitation.

[1:07] Blessed be the name of the Lord, now and forever.

[1:11] Heavenly Father, we thank you for this new building

[1:14] and for city members, council members that are present here

[1:19] and all the persons who are here and the persons who are going to be visiting this place.

[1:24] Bless these chambers and bless all of us and all who use them.

[1:28] Grant that the activities that take place here will build up the spirit of community

[1:33] and service among us and lead us to the well-being of justice and all citizens, we ask this to

[1:40] Christ our Lord. Amen. In the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Amen.

[1:51] Thank you, sir. Please join me in a pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the

[1:56] flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one

[2:02] nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Thank you so much.

[2:08] Thank you. Thank you so much. Thank you. Thank all again.

[2:16] Okay. Next on our agenda is a consideration of the minutes from the June 23rd 2026 voting meeting.

[2:24] Council members, have you got any corrections or additions? Seeing none. Can I get a motion to approve June 23, 2026 voting meeting minutes?

[2:33] Mayor, I move we approve the minutes of the June 23, 2026 voting meeting. Second. Second.

[2:40] I have a motion from Council Member Turner,

[2:42] seconded by Council Member Tomachop to approve the minutes.

[2:45] All in favor, please signify by saying aye.

[2:48] Aye.

[2:48] Can you both say nay?

[2:51] Ayes have it.

[2:52] So ordered.

[2:52] Next, we have a consideration of the minutes from the August 4, 2026 special voting meeting.

[2:59] Council members, have you any corrections or additions to those minutes?

[3:02] Hearing none, can I get a motion for the August 4, 2026 special voting meeting minutes?

[3:08] Mayor, I move we approve the minutes of the August 4, 2026 special voting meeting.

[3:13] Second.

[3:13] I have a motion from Council Member Turner.

[3:15] Second from Council Member Guzman.

[3:18] All in favor, please signify by saying aye.

[3:21] Aye.

[3:22] Aye.

[3:22] Those saying nay.

[3:23] Vergeyes have it, do have it.

[3:25] So it be.

[3:26] We now move on to the consent agenda.

[3:28] Now, this is items three through 36.

[3:31] And items on a consent agenda.

[3:32] to their routine in nature

[3:34] or they've been previously studied by the City Council

[3:37] at one of our workshops.

[3:39] The items are intended to be acted upon in one motion

[3:42] by this council.

[3:43] Have we any speaker cards on any of them?

[3:46] No, sir.

[3:47] Thank you.

[3:48] May I have a motion to approve consent agenda items

[3:50] three through three six.

[3:53] Mayor, I move to approve consent items

[3:56] three through 36.

[3:58] Second.

[3:59] I have a motion to council member Guzman,

[4:00] second to council member Tomaschott

[4:02] To approve the consent agenda items 3 through 36 all in favor, please signify by saying aye

[4:08] You post saying nay. Here's guys have it. Do you have it?

[4:11] So it be when I move on to consent resolutions item 37

[4:19] That has been removed by our agenda and so with that miss bar would you read consent resolutions by number and title?

[4:28] Item 38, Resolution number R26-76, the Resolution of the Council of the City of Glendale Maricopa

[4:34] County, Arizona, authorizing the ratification of a grant agreement ADOA AZ911-27-22 with

[4:42] Arizona Department of Administration Technology regarding geospatial support services for

[4:47] next generation 911 on behalf of the Glendale Police Department.

[4:50] Item 39, Resolution number R26-77, a Resolution of the Council of the City of Glendale

[4:55] Maricopa County, Arizona, authorizing the entering into of a grant agreement

[5:00] number DUIAC-E-216 with the Arizona Governor's Office of Highway Safety Oversight

[5:06] Council on Driving or Operating under the Influence Abatement and authorizing

[5:11] the acceptance and expenditure of the grant award in the approximate amount

[5:15] of $68,600 for personnel, services, and employee-related expenses.

[5:20] Item 40, Resolution number R26-78, a resolution to counsel the City of Glendale Maricopa

[5:26] County, Arizona, authorizing and directing the entering into of a memorandum of understanding

[5:31] between the United States Department of Justice, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms

[5:36] and Explosives, and the Glendale Police Department for participation in the National

[5:40] Integrated Ballistic Information Network.

[5:44] Item 41, Resolution number R26-79, a resolution to counsel the City of Glendale

[5:49] Maricopa County, Arizona, authorizing and directing the entering into of an intergovernmental

[5:54] agreement with Maricopa County for the Loop 101 Integrated Corridor Management Readiness

[5:59] Project Agreement, Maricopa County.

[6:01] Item 42, Resolution number R26-80, a resolution to counsel the City of Glendale-Maricopa

[6:07] County, Arizona, authorizing and directing the entering into of an intergovernmental

[6:11] agreement with the City of Phoenix for the installation operation of maintenance

[6:15] of three street lights on Camelback Road in the City of Phoenix.

[6:18] Item 43, Resolution number R26-81, Resolution to Council in the City of Glendale Maricopa

[6:25] County, Arizona, authorizing and directing the entering into of an amendment number two

[6:30] to System Conservation Implementation Agreement with the United States Bureau of Reclamation

[6:34] and the Central Arizona Water Conservation District to extend the lower Colorado

[6:39] Conservation and Efficiency Program, and that concludes the consent resolutions.

[6:43] Thank you.

[6:45] Could I have a motion to approve Consent Resolution items 38 through 43?

[6:50] Yes, Mayor. I move we approve Consent Resolutions number 38 through 43.

[6:54] Second.

[6:55] I have a motion from Council Member Tomachoff.

[6:57] A second from Council Member Conscious to approve Consent Resolutions items 38 through 43.

[7:03] All in favor, please signify by saying aye.

[7:05] Aye.

[7:06] Any opposed, say nay.

[7:07] Those ayes have or do have that motion carries.

[7:10] Moving on to land development actions, Ms. Bauer.

[7:12] Item 44, ordinance number 026-26, an ordinance of the Council of the City of Glendale Maricopa

[7:18] County, Arizona, extending and increasing the corporate limits of the City of Glendale

[7:22] pursuant to the provisions of Title IX, Chapter 4, Section 9-471, Arizona Revised Statutes

[7:28] by annexing certain territory contiguous to the existing city limits of the City

[7:32] of Glendale to be known as annexation area number AN-272, providing for an effective

[7:38] date in ordering that a certified copy of the ordinance is recorded.

[7:41] Thank you, Mayor and members of the Council.

[7:43] We have Randy Huggins, Development Service Director to present on this item.

[7:47] Thank you, Mr. Banger. Good afternoon, Mayor and Council.

[7:50] With the annexation of Allen Ranches, the 865-acre development northwest of the Loop 303 in Camelback,

[7:58] there was a small piece of right-of-way leading to the 169th Avenue alignment and Camelback Road access point that was not annexed.

[8:05] This annexation will move approximately 0.69 acres

[8:10] from ADOT control to the city's jurisdiction and control.

[8:14] This annexation is of existing right-of-way,

[8:17] so no public hearing is required for state statute.

[8:20] Staff recommends approval of the proposed ordinance.

[8:25] And here's a map just to show approximately

[8:27] where it is from the 303.

[8:29] Yellow is Allen ranches.

[8:31] It's the base of the right-turn lane into Allen ranches.

[8:34] There's a little better visual going into the new buildings constructed out there and this concludes my presentation.

[8:43] Okay, any questions? Seeing none, may I have a motion for item number 44, number 026-26.

[8:53] Mayor?

[8:54] Go ahead.

[8:54] I move that we approve ordinance number 02626.

[8:58] Second.

[8:58] I have a motion from the vice mayor, second, and council member Guzman to approve the recommended action.

[9:03] We'll do a roll call.

[9:04] Council Member Waldenegro, how do you vote?

[9:06] Aye.

[9:06] Council Member Conscious, how do you vote?

[9:08] Aye.

[9:08] Council Member Goosman, how do you vote?

[9:10] Aye.

[9:10] Council Member Tomasoff, how do you vote?

[9:11] Aye.

[9:12] Council Member Turner, how do you vote?

[9:13] Aye.

[9:14] Vice Mayor, how do you vote?

[9:14] Aye.

[9:15] Did you have your speaker on?

[9:16] I just turned it off.

[9:17] Oh, OK.

[9:18] And the Chair votes aye.

[9:19] The motion carries unanimous.

[9:21] Moving on to item 45, Ms. Bauer, please.

[9:24] Board member 026-27, in an ordinance of the Council

[9:27] of the City of Glendale-Maricopa County, Arizona,

[9:29] authorizing the execution of a utility easement

[9:32] in favor of Arizona Public Service Company,

[9:34] a long property owned by the city of Glendale,

[9:36] located southeast corner of 64th Avenue and Sac Drive,

[9:40] also known as APN 200-28-857B,

[9:45] and directing the city clerk

[9:46] to record a certified copy of the ordinance.

[9:51] Thank you, Mayor and members of the council.

[9:52] We have Georgie Popovic, director of engineering.

[9:55] Good evening, Mayor and members of the council.

[9:58] I'm here to present the ordinance number 026-27.

[10:03] This ordinance authorizes the city to grant the utility easement in favor of Arizona Public

[10:07] Service Company, APS, on city-owned property located at the southeast corner of 64th Avenue

[10:14] and Sac Drive.

[10:15] The purpose of this ordinance is to provide APS with the necessary utility easement to

[10:19] upgrade its transformer and provide electrical services to the city's well site, number

[10:23] 50.

[10:25] The easement will provide APS with the necessary access and property rights to install,

[10:29] operate, maintain, repair, replace and, if necessary, reconstruct its electrical facilities.

[10:36] We own the property and the southeast corner of this drive is identified with the APN number

[10:41] as listed by the city clerk.

[10:43] APS is upgrading a transformer at this location to provide additional electricity to Wellside

[10:48] 50 and has requested the utility easement across a portion of the city-owned property

[10:53] to protect and maintain those facilities.

[10:55] staff has reviewed the request and recommends granting the easement there

[10:59] will be no impact on city department staff or service level as a result of

[11:03] the section and we recommend approval. Thank you any questions? Seeing none any

[11:10] speaker cards? No sir. Okay can I get a motion please? Mayor I move to approve

[11:15] ordinance number 026-27. Second. Okay we have a motion and a second to

[11:25] approve the recommended action. Roll call vote. Councilmember Baldenegro, how do you vote?

[11:29] Aye. Councilmember Concious, how do you vote?

[11:31] Aye. Councilmember Guzman, how do you vote?

[11:33] Aye. Councilmember Tomachoff, how do you vote?

[11:35] Aye. Councilmember Turner, how do you vote?

[11:36] Aye. Vice Mayor, how do you vote?

[11:38] Aye. Chair votes aye. Motion carries.

[11:40] Ms. Bauer, would you please?

[11:42] 46. Ordinance number 026-28, an ordinance to the council of the city of Glendale,

[11:47] Maricopa County, Arizona, authorizing and directing the entering into of an amendment

[11:52] to an intergovernmental agreement with Maricopa County for the transfer of property located

[11:56] at the southeast corner of Northern Avenue in Glen Harbor Boulevard in support of the

[12:01] northern parkway for the West Valley Animal Care and Control Project and directing the

[12:05] city clerk to record a certified copy of the ordinance.

[12:08] Thank you, Mayor, members of the Council.

[12:10] We have Georgie Pavlovic, Director of Engineering for that.

[12:13] Good evening again, Mayor and members of the Council.

[12:15] This ordinance was prepared with the mutual help with the transportation department.

[12:22] We had to be both involved in crafting this.

[12:25] I'm just presenting with Pura Badabala being behind me in supporting me.

[12:30] Ordinance authorizes an amendment to the existing intergovernmental agreement with the Maricopa County

[12:35] for the transfer of additional city-owned property located at the southeast corner of the Northern Avenue in Glen Harbor Boulevard.

[12:42] in support to the Northern Parkway and West Valley Animal Care and Control project.

[12:47] Purpose of this ordinance is to authorize the city manager to enter into the amended

[12:51] IGA with Maricopa County for the transfer of approximately 0.364 acres of the city

[12:58] owned property.

[12:59] Maricopa County will use this property to provide access from Glen Harbor borough

[13:03] to the New West Valley Animal Care and Control facility, which is currently under construction.

[13:09] The county will pay the city $250,000 for the additional property.

[13:14] A little bit of a background.

[13:15] In December 2024, council previously approved an IGA with Maricopa County

[13:20] for the transfer of approximately 4.97 acres

[13:24] for the West Valley Animal Care and Control Project.

[13:27] That original property transfer has since been completed.

[13:31] This is an addendum to this one that is approximately 0.364 acres

[13:35] and it will properly transfer and provide the safer access to Northern Parkway for traffic

[13:43] traveling vests from the animal care and control facility while supporting both the

[13:47] Northern Parkway project and the new county facility.

[13:53] Staff recommends waiving further reading and adopting disordnance, authorizing the

[13:57] city manager to execute the amended IG and the necessary documents to complete the

[14:02] transfer to Maricopa County.

[14:05] Thank you. Any questions? Seeing none, any cards?

[14:10] No, sir.

[14:11] Thank you. Can I get a motion?

[14:13] Mayor, go ahead.

[14:14] I move that the council approve ordinance number 026-28 and waive reading bound title.

[14:20] Second.

[14:21] I have a motion. Councilmember conscious a second from Councilmember Tomlachoff to approve the recommended action.

[14:27] Roll call vote. Councilmember Baldenegro, how do you vote?

[14:30] Aye.

[14:30] Councilmember conscious, how do you vote?

[14:32] Aye.

[14:32] Councilmember Guzman, how do you vote?

[14:33] I councilmember Tomachoff. How do you vote I councilmember Turner? How do you vote vice mayor? How do you vote?

[14:39] I chair both side at motion carries unanimous this power item 47 if you would please ordinance number 0 26 dash 29 in ordinance

[14:47] I council the city of Glendale Maricopa County, Arizona

[14:49] amending city code chapter 33 water sewers and sewage disposal

[14:55] Article 3 sewers and sewage disposal and setting forth an effective date

[15:00] Thank you, Mayor and members of the council. I have Ron Cereo, Director of Water Services to present.

[15:05] Yes, turn your mic on.

[15:08] All right. There you go.

[15:09] Thank you, Mr. Banger. Good evening, Mayor and Council.

[15:13] This is an ordinance to revise City Code Chapter 33 regarding sewers and sewage disposal.

[15:20] This item was presented to council at workshop on June 23rd, and I consider housekeeping

[15:27] The language changes bring our code into compliance with Federal and State regulatory

[15:35] changes that have occurred.

[15:37] We are already in compliance with those regulatory requirements, so there will be no

[15:43] impact to our existing customers.

[15:45] That concludes my presentation.

[15:47] Any questions?

[15:50] Seeing none, any cards?

[15:52] Yes, sir.

[15:53] Okay. May I have a motion for item 47?

[15:57] I move that we approve ordinance number 026-29.

[16:01] Second.

[16:02] I have a motion from the Vice Mayor.

[16:03] Second.

[16:04] Council Member Guzman to approve the recommended action.

[16:06] Roll call vote.

[16:07] Council Member Baldenegro, how do you vote?

[16:09] Aye.

[16:09] Council Member Conscious, how do you vote?

[16:10] Aye.

[16:11] Council Member Guzman, how do you vote?

[16:12] Aye.

[16:13] Council Member Tomachop, how do you vote?

[16:14] Aye.

[16:14] Council Member Turner, how do you vote?

[16:16] Aye.

[16:16] Vice Mayor, how do you vote?

[16:17] Aye.

[16:18] Chair votes aye.

[16:18] Motion carries.

[16:20] Next on the item is the Council comments and suggestions.

[16:23] Mr. Baldenegro, have you any?

[16:25] None today, sir.

[16:26] Thank you.

[16:27] Council Member Conscious.

[16:28] Yes, Mayor.

[16:29] Good evening, Mayor, Vice Mayor, colleagues and council.

[16:32] Welcome back to our beautiful chambers here.

[16:35] It's so wonderful to see everybody as we return to council chambers.

[16:38] I want to let you know that I've been at work this entire summer for you all.

[16:42] But first, I want to thank all of our staff at the pools and the aquatic centers,

[16:46] especially Roseland Aquatic Center, our staff, our lifeguards, everyone who put that together.

[16:51] Thank you so much for your dedication and also thank you so much for ensuring that we did not have

[16:57] That many or any drownings this summer back to school season is officially underway

[17:02] So I want to welcome everybody back parents teachers staff everyone for your support

[17:07] And thank you so much for everything that you do for our kids of Glendale

[17:10] Also, I want to let you all know that I have been

[17:13] Traveling the district especially the heat relief centers and recently I read I visited 43rd Avenue in Peoria

[17:19] there is a church there on the on the Phoenix side and I basically went there

[17:25] talked to the pastor and assessed what he needed and a lot of the Cactus

[17:29] district residents actually donated items directly to the church to support

[17:33] our unhoused neighbors and I also attended the National Association of

[17:37] Latino elected officials to discuss housing affordability and economic

[17:41] mobility and last week I joined the vice mayor and leaders across the

[17:45] Valley for a conversation on water and it was great to have our water services department

[17:50] also there to ensure that we have safe and clean water for the next 100 years.

[17:55] And also we know that last night there was a strong storm that knocked down trees, shade

[18:01] structures and other significant damage such as a big passenger van that was smashed in

[18:05] half at the condos at 47th Avenue and Northern. If you see anything that is city related

[18:11] on the public street or the right-of-way and need assistance, please use our Glendale one-up.

[18:15] Thank you so much for the opportunity to serve you as your Cactus District Council member,

[18:19] and I look forward to continuing to partner with you to support you and to make sure that

[18:23] we do great things here in the City of Glendale. Thank you, Mayor.

[18:27] Council Member Goodman.

[18:28] Yes, I'd also like to say that it's nice to be back in our new chambers. Welcome, everyone.

[18:34] Looking forward to making good decisions for the rest of the year. Thank you.

[18:41] Yes, Mary. I do have something. I want to thank, I don't see him here tonight, but I

[18:45] do see his leadership team here. Chief Brandt, his leadership team and all the men and women

[18:50] in the Glendale Police Department, this is the first 4th of July in 12 years that I did

[18:56] not receive a single complaint about fireworks. And thank you, because I know you put a lot

[19:02] of time and energy. You had a community meeting and you had an enforcement plan,

[19:06] And it worked. So I know that was, you know, a lot of extra attention to detail and planning.

[19:13] But I think the community got the message. Obviously there probably was still some illegal

[19:16] fireworks. But this was the least amount of fireworks I've ever seen in and around

[19:22] Glendale. And I don't know about anybody else, but I did not receive a single complaint

[19:26] from anyone. So thank you for that. And then one other thank you for the police

[19:30] department. And I have spoke to quite a few residents. Thank you for the enhanced

[19:35] enforcement on the e-bikes and the e-motorcycles also.

[19:39] It's become pretty dangerous, the being in and out of traffic.

[19:42] So thank you for the enforcement plan for that, too, and educating.

[19:46] I know I don't think anybody's been arrested yet, but I know that they're doing a lot

[19:52] of education and I've seen some kids pulled over by some of our officers and they're

[19:57] talking to them.

[19:58] So thank you for that.

[20:00] So I know it's a little above and beyond what your day-to-day duties are and

[20:04] and the community appreciates it.

[20:05] Thank you, Mayor.

[20:06] Council Member Turner.

[20:08] Yes, Mayor, thank you.

[20:10] I just want to take a moment to congratulate

[20:13] the winners of our recent election.

[20:15] Council Member Lauren Tomachoff, winning re-election

[20:18] by a large margin, by the way.

[20:22] And Council Member Electorori Goree

[20:25] from the Akatiyo District

[20:27] and Council Member Elect Lisa Baker

[20:29] who'll be representing the Barrel District,

[20:31] which of course is near and dear to my heart.

[20:33] I also want to thank all of the candidates who ran and all of those who got involved

[20:39] supporting their preferred candidates.

[20:42] It's important that we be involved in selecting our elected officials.

[20:47] But now it's time to put down the swords, bury the hatchets, lock up the axes, whatever

[20:52] else you've been using, pulse pounders, melt down the rebar, and it's time that

[20:58] we start working together again to build an even better Glendale. Thank you.

[21:03] Vice Mayor?

[21:04] Thank you, Mayor. I just want to echo what some of the other Council Members have mentioned

[21:08] about getting back into this beautiful Council chamber. For all those, I want to thank staff

[21:17] and the three years that we were constantly asking how is it going, where are we on

[21:23] time, and we came in pretty much on time, and I appreciated that. But I want to

[21:27] I want to thank the entire staff, the contractors and everybody who made this building and this entire campus come to life.

[21:35] It's really been great to be back in and have our council chambers back, so thank you.

[21:41] And I'm going to do something here I probably might regret.

[21:45] I don't think I will.

[21:46] Our fire chief, could you come up to the podium for a second?

[21:48] I'm going to put you to work just real quick.

[21:51] Well, what did he do now?

[21:54] So as he's coming up, I just really had a chance for a quick glance at the story I seen late last night.

[22:04] And it's about your folks at one of the stations that was at a store that lost its power.

[22:10] So I don't screw up.

[22:12] Could you tell the folks here that company and some of the circumstances?

[22:18] Because I just thought that was awesome.

[22:19] Mayor and members of council, we had a fire at one of our fries supermarkets a few days ago.

[22:26] A quick action by our men and women on our fire trucks confined the fire very quickly.

[22:33] We've had this incident happen in our past and in the Metro Phoenix area,

[22:38] remember the Southwest supermarket, Britt Tarver, God rest his soul.

[22:41] So anytime we see anything at a supermarket we get a little anxious.

[22:45] Let's go and go to work, find it very quickly.

[22:48] But the story is the refrigerant units were going to be shut down a lot of birthday cakes

[22:54] for the residents here in Glendale.

[22:58] And our captains and engineers and firefighters took it upon themselves to purchase those cakes,

[23:04] track down who those birthday cakes were supposed to go to and deliver them.

[23:08] So the next day, whether it was child or adult, they were still able to celebrate their

[23:13] birthday with those cakes.

[23:15] Some of them only had one piece left because they took them to the station and

[23:18] you know how that works with firefighters and how they eat. But the part for

[23:22] the community is please understand the economic engine between development

[23:28] services and our fire inspectors. We had that fries open within 72 hours and

[23:31] back to business serving the citizens and making sure they had their

[23:34] groceries to go to. So again just the men and women of the fire department

[23:37] doing great work. Chief I read that and again it was really late last

[23:41] night like two o'clock in the morning and I didn't I didn't want to mess it up I

[23:46] wanted to make sure it came out right but I want you to know how proud and I

[23:51] think I'm speaking for the whole council how proud I am of you and the way you

[23:55] manage your team and the fantastic wonderful employees that you have that

[24:00] serve our city we're blessed they're truly blessed to have all of you folks

[24:04] working for us so would you if you would pass along to them that once I

[24:09] get their names. I want to award each one of them a challenge

[24:13] one for myself. I'll make a special trip when we're on

[24:16] shift and make sure they get that. Absolutely. We'll take

[24:19] care of that. Thank you so much, sir. Thank you. All of you

[24:21] appreciate the sport.

[24:28] Okay, we have a we have a frequent

[24:30] flyer here. Mr. Diabler, you're up, sir. Yeah.

[24:42] Hi, my name

[24:43] is James. I live in Phoenix, Arizona. Today, I'm speaking

[24:49] to you regarding we need a transit center at Glendale Community College. There is a need

[24:58] for a new transit center to serve the borough district and college students. There are a lot

[25:05] of college students taking public transit. They don't afford buying a car. Finally,

[25:14] Only the new city hall looks very boo-ho.

[25:19] Gasillations to Glen New City Council women elect Lisa Beger for a successful election.

[25:27] Thank you for taking the time to concern this matter.

[25:31] Thank you, James.

[25:33] Okay, folks, there being no further business for the council tonight, I'd like to thank

[25:37] everyone for being here tonight.

[25:39] I hope that you folks are as proud as I am of our new chamber, our old new chamber.

[25:44] how's that lighting sound everything seems to be working pretty good and it's

[25:48] nice in here right so with that no objection the council were adjourned

[25:52] thank you have a good night

Aug 11, 2026 City Council Regular

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