Are we good online?
>> Good [clears throat] evening. Welcome to
» Good [clears throat] evening. Welcome to
Oido City Council Chambers. If everyone
could please rise for the pledge of
>> allegiance
to the flag of the United States of
America and to the republic for it
stands one nation
indivisible with liberty and justice for
all.
» Please join me in a moment of silence.
I would like to call our meeting to
order. It is January 5th, 2026 at
approximately 6:30 p.m. and we have all
members of council present. We're going
to start off with our ceremonial items.
So, I believe we're going to go down
there and I'll hand it over to the
mayor.
>> All right. As we head down here, want to
» All right. As we head down here, want to
draw your attention to Noah here on the
front row, who is a state champion for
diving. And Coach Getty is going to
share a little bit about him. But come
on up here. Come on up here because we
want to see who he's talking about as he
is.
>> Yeah. Face that way. Thank you. Okay.
» Yeah. Face that way. Thank you. Okay.
And I'm going to pass this to Coach
Getty.
>> Welcome everyone. And thank you for
» Welcome everyone. And thank you for
being here this evening. This fine young
gentleman, Noah Stac last year was our
state runner up at Hagerty in diving.
This year as he hits to the board again,
he is a conference champion for the
seminal athletic conference, a district
three champion for the FHSAA, the region
one FHSAA champion and the 4A FHSA state
champion. Noah also competes on some
higher levels. He works with team USA
and has competed both here in the United
States and overseas and he will continue
his career at the University of South
Carolina. He has been a blessing for our
school. He is a super talented athlete.
He's an even better student. We are
happy to be able to call him ours and uh
we wish him luck and thank you for
having us in this evening. It's good to
see a lot of familiar faces as well.
Thank you.
[applause]
We got got to add this in. So for him to
practice, there's no pool that is safe
for him to dive in. He goes down to
iDrive to this pool that has a super
deep well 5 days a week. It is an
incredible commitment, an incredible
show of self-discipline, and we're just
so proud of you. So let's go to the
middle here so we can grab a picture.
And your family, too.
Everybody take a few pictures. So,
Congratulations.
[applause]
family has a cell phone.
Instagram,
Tik Tok.
All All right, next up we have the uh
250th
anniversary of the United States of
America. Whereas July 4th, 2026
commemorates the 250th anniversary of
the signing of the Declaration of
Independence, proclaiming America's
independence and absolving all
allegiance to the all allegiance to the
Kingdom of Great Britain and King George
III. And whereas and declaring
themselves free and independent states,
the 13 colonies fundamentally altered
the political landscape of the Western
Hemisphere, inaugurating an era of
representative government that would
reverberate across the world throughout
the next two centuries. And whereas the
revolutionary spirit ignited in 1776 was
slow to reach the untamed, sparsely
populated British controlled colonies of
East and West Florida, which Britain
rested from Spain during the Seven Years
War. And whereas following their return
to Spain's control after the American
Revolution, East and West Florida became
increasingly untenable possessions for a
weakening uh empire. And whereas
tumultuous events around the world and
in east and west Florida led Spain to
seed the territory to the fledgling
United States in 1821.
And whereas Andrew Jackson, a provincial
governor, who also happened to be
Florida's first governor, it combined
East and West Florida into the single
territory of Florida, which attained
statehood in 1845, with much of its
lands remaining untamed until the late
1860s.
And whereas at the 20th 27th state
admitted to the union, Florida claimed
its place among the free and independent
states, eventually transforming from an
untamed frontier into what would become
the nation's third most populous state.
And whereas a century after the
Declaration of Independence, intrepid
pioneers embodying the same
revolutionary spirit journey down the
St. John's River into Florida's untamed
wilderness to lay the foundations of
Ovido in the Lake Jessup community. And
whereas today the city of Ovito, Florida
joins communities across our state and
nation in recognizing the importance of
this milestone and in reaffirming our
shared commitment to the ideals and
values that continue to unite us as
Americans. And whereas the year 2026
offers an opportunity for all Americans
to reflect upon and celebrate the
enduring principles of freedom,
representative government, and
self-determination that have guided our
nation since its founding in 1776.
And whereas the United States semiis
semiquincentennial
provides a historic occasion to honor
the vision, courage, and sacrifices of
the patriots who secured our
independence, as well as the generations
that have since worked to expand and
protect the blessings of liberty for
all. Now therefore, be it resolved by
the city council of the city of Ovidito,
Florida, that 2026 is hereby designated
as a year of celebration in honor of the
250th anniversary of the founding of the
United States of America. And I think we
might have some people from the
committee here to accept this
resolution. That is quite lengthy, but
Oto does have a very specific place in
the history of the United States. It
took us a while to get in the whole
situation, but here we are.
It's okay.
[applause]
All right, this next one is so long that
I'm not going to read the entire thing
because it's kind of technical, but I
want to talk about what it is. And our
last meeting was the Hanukkah
celebration here in the city of Ovida.
It wasn't put on by the city. It was put
on by uh the Ovito Winter Springs Habad.
And I can't say it quite right because I
can't do the Habad thing, but I'm
trying. Uh so hoping that Rabbi Dubov
and anyone who may be part of his
community might be willing to join us up
here to uh talk a little bit about why
it is important for the city of Ovido to
be adopting a definition of what
anti-semitism means. uh in light of the
events in Australia, we wanted to make
sure that there's no confusion about
what what what hate looks like and that
people know how to that all of our
police officers and all of our residents
know how to say, you know, that's not
just a little bit of that that's not
that's beyond a joke. That's just not
okay. So um read a just a few few of the
most interesting ones from here but they
are all from a legal perspective and
from a welcoming perspective. I hope
everyone will read this and that we can
get this put on our social media because
it is worth every word reading it. uh
whereas anti-semitism including
harassment on the basis of actual or
perceived Jewish origin, ancestry,
ethnicity, identity, affiliation or
faith remains a persistent, pervasive
and disturbing problem in American
society. And whereas the Jewish
community continues to be a targeted
minority in the United States and is
consistently the most likely of all
religious groups to be victimized by
incidents of hate. And such incidents
are increasing at an alarming rate. And
whereas in 1998, Swedish Prime Minister
Goran Persan in initiated the task force
for international cooper cooperation on
Holocaust education, remembrance, and
research. And whereas an international
forum was held January 19th through 29th
2000, so this month 26 years ago, and
was attended by representatives of 46
governments, including 23 heads of state
or prime ministers and 14 deputy prime
ministers. And whereas the task force
issued a declaration of the Stockholm
International Forum on Holocaust, also
known as the Stockholm Declaration. And
whereas the Stockholm Declaration is the
founding document for the International
Holocaust Remembrance Alliance, IH,
the successor organization to the Task
Force for International Cooperation on
Holocaust Education, Remembrance, and
Research.
We are adopting their definition.
It goes on for about a page and a half,
but there was a definition that all of
these heads of states came up with that
everybody agreed on we would we would
abide by and that's what we're going to
use here in the city of Ovido. So, thank
you for being part of our community for
helping organize Hanukkah. Thank you for
being at Hanukkah celebration with your
dad and mom and sisters and brother too
like one brother and one brother and
sister one brother one sister but you
know Oita is for everybody and so glad
that you're here
» thank you thank you
and passile
There you go.
[applause]
» All right. And back up we go. [snorts]
Good start here.
» Okay. All right. We will move on to item
number four which is the approval of the
minutes. What is the pleasure of
council?
>> I make a motion to approve the minutes
» I make a motion to approve the minutes
for December 1st, 2025 regular session.
>> Second.
» Second.
>> We have a motion and a second. Any
» We have a motion and a second. Any
discussion?
>> No.
» No.
>> All right. Uh all in favor? Please
» All right. Uh all in favor? Please
signify by saying I.
>> I.
» I.
>> Any against? Motion carries. We'll move
» Any against? Motion carries. We'll move
on to public comment. I do not have any
written request to speak. Is there
anybody in the audience that would like
to address council at this time?
Hearing none, I will close public
comment and we will move on to the
consent agenda. What is the pleasure of
council?
>> I'll make a motion to approve the
» I'll make a motion to approve the
consent agenda.
>> Second. We have a motion and a second.
» Second. We have a motion and a second.
Any discussion?
>> No.
» No.
>> Thank you to staff for sending me a
» Thank you to staff for sending me a
picture of what an F240 looks like. I
needed to see that it was different than
a 150. So, I I do agree that probably
that shape makes a difference. Anybody
else? Good. Okay. I'll ask the clerk to
call the role.
» Council member Bterford.
>> I.
» I.
>> Mayor Slick.
» Mayor Slick.
>> I.
» I.
>> Deputy Mayor Tukurtkirt.
» Deputy Mayor Tukurtkirt.
>> I.
» I.
>> Council member Britain.
» Council member Britain.
>> I.
» I.
>> Council member
» Council member
>> I.
» I.
>> The motion carries. We do not have any
» The motion carries. We do not have any
public hearings, first reading
ordinances or resolutions. So we'll move
on to item number 12, a discussion item,
which is the committee assignment for
city council members. Mr. Cobb.
>> Hi. Thank you, Deputy Mayor. This is we
» Hi. Thank you, Deputy Mayor. This is we
do this annually. Uh these are the
committees that you as as elected
officials serve on that with other
elected officials from other local
governments as well as uh parts of other
committees that are community oriented.
Uh tonight, we just need direction on if
you're if you're going to continue
serving on the committees that you
currently serve on or if there's anybody
any changes are going to be made.
>> I'm good with mine.
» I'm good with mine.
>> I'm good with mine.
» I'm good with mine.
I was going to say we've had the same
seats for a while and we can keep them
as is, but I guess is anybody looking to
change their seat?
» No.
>> Nope. Any alternates want to swap?
» Nope. Any alternates want to swap?
[snorts]
>> I guess we'll make it easy then. We'll
» I guess we'll make it easy then. We'll
just keep it as is.
>> Can I ask you a question? Are um
» Can I ask you a question? Are um
>> some of them have alternates and some of
» some of them have alternates and some of
them don't. Is that something that is uh
set by the
>> It depends on the board. the board
» It depends on the board. the board
itself.
>> So, like no, the alternate like that's
» So, like no, the alternate like that's
an official alternate.
>> Okay.
» Okay.
>> Um I think some of them don't. It
» Um I think some of them don't. It
doesn't matter.
>> Don't have an official alternate,
» Don't have an official alternate,
>> right? But I I I think as far as any of
» right? But I I I think as far as any of
these meetings, we could all show if we
wanted to as long as you notice ahead of
time if that's that's correct. We just
have a main contact.
>> Um
» Um
so,
um and then I will say thank you for
getting us all the dates of all these
meetings because I just get to this
[clears throat] and when we ask if we
want to change it up, I don't know
availability. though. [laughter]
Okay, I guess we'll we'll keep it as is.
Um, moving on to item number 13, the
2026 Chamber of Commerce dues and
participation level. Mr. Cop,
>> uh, thank you, Deputy Mayor. We received
» uh, thank you, Deputy Mayor. We received
the invoice from the Chamber of
Commerce. Uh, it's for $5,000. We in
your in your agenda memorandum, we put
all of the, uh, benefits that the city
does receive for this $5,000 membership.
Uh we do have $5,000 allocated in the
city budget for this year. And uh we
just wanted to make sure before we paid
that invoice that uh the city council
wanted to continue at the same
membership level that or if you wanted
us to change the membership level in any
way. I believe one of your attachments
also provides the other membership
levels that the chamber provides.
So we just need direction.
>> Okay. Um I guess I'll just open this up
» Okay. Um I guess I'll just open this up
for discussion.
Well, we're we're a $375 level member
for the Semino County Chamber and there
is a 400 level $400 level for the Ovido
Chamber. And looking at the benefits,
we don't we don't really use those.
So in addition to giving them $10,800
for Taste of Oto, this is an additional
$5,000 for benefits that create extra
work for our staff. And I think that
staff probably doesn't want to have the
extra work which is built as a benefit
of being for example the lead mentor for
a young prof professionals workshop
or
um having a speaking opportunity at the
quarterly lunchon. Right. We're the sole
source provider of water
and first responder services. So you
know I'm not sure it's a benefit. We
actually have the uh the president of
the chamber if she want to come up and
say a few words.
>> Yeah. Did you want to come up? You're
» Yeah. Did you want to come up? You're
more than welcome.
>> Sure. Thank you.
[snorts]
>> If you just come to the mic and state
» If you just come to the mic and state
your name.
» Well, first of all, I want to thank you
for the for the membership uh all these
years. Uh we share goals together, the
chamber and the city alignment. We share
economic development, we share business
retention and attraction, we share
community engagement, we share workforce
development, and we share city prom uh
city promotion. What the chamber has to
offer to the city is basically
visibility and promotion, civic
engagement, business and workforce
development, event collaboration, and
recognition.
A $5,000 tiers allow the speaking
opportunities, allow all these
interaction with the Chamber of
Commerce, and it help us allocate all
these resources for our mission that is
economic development, empower businesses
and growth.
>> Thank you. Thank you. That's it. Thank
» Thank you. Thank you. That's it. Thank
you, S. Does anybody have questions?
>> No, I mean, I'm fine with the chamber. I
» No, I mean, I'm fine with the chamber. I
mean, we've had a great partnership then
with many, many years. Um, uh, I went to
the Ovations Gala. I mean, there was a
great turnout for that. Uh, nicely done.
Um, [snorts] I'm fine with us continuing
what we're doing with them. I mean,
again, they have a signature event, uh,
that is well known throughout the
community, uh, the taste of a veto. And
again, appreciate the partnership both
ways. I know we have a couple members up
here that make every ribbon cutting that
they can so they can get their photo in.
I think that's great, too. You know,
showing the community that, you know, as
the local government again is is there
for them. So, I'm fine with the level
that we're at.
>> I think it's really hard for the city on
» I think it's really hard for the city on
its own to support small businesses in
the way that the chamber does. And I I
love that they I I mean, I have a small
business. They do a great job ribbon
cutting new businesses, networking them
to others, and and supporting that
community. So, [clears throat] um I
appreciate all that they do as well. So,
I would like to keep where we're at with
them as well.
you I I think there is value in the uh
in the chamber. You know, I don't think
there's a value a dollar value you can
put on it.
We as a city need to be engaged with the
business community and we need to
support them and this is this is one way
that we can do that. I don't think it's
something you put a dollar value on.
Well, uh, I mean, that being said, there
there is a dollar value. Um,
>> in my mind, I think it's worth much more
» in my mind, I think it's worth much more
than that.
>> $15,800 is the dollar value.
» $15,800 is the dollar value.
>> I mean, we get to decide what the dollar
» I mean, we get to decide what the dollar
value is. Um, and and I mean, we could
go up, right? I mean, we could go up to
the $10,000 level.
>> Yeah, that's a good idea.
» Yeah, that's a good idea.
>> Uh, I don't know. To to me, I I look at
» Uh, I don't know. To to me, I I look at
this uh a couple of different ways. I
mean for for the most part I mean I look
at it from the perspective of the
residents. So you know while the chamber
does of course support small businesses
the you know the question is to the
average resident is this um something
that affects them right because it's you
know ultimately they're the ones paying
for it out of their um you know their
their property taxes and other taxes. We
also collect uh I think it's 40,000 is
that right Mr. top of uh local business
tax um for business licenses. I looked
it up last year about this time and I
>> I think it's around 140,000. [snorts]
» I think it's around 140,000. [snorts]
>> Oh, it's 140,000. Yes, sir. Okay.
» Oh, it's 140,000. Yes, sir. Okay.
>> So, I mean another way to look at it is,
» So, I mean another way to look at it is,
you know, we collect this tax from
businesses and then we give it to an
organization that supports businesses.
So, you know, in that case, maybe um
maybe that does make sense. Um you know
the other thing I look at with it is um
there are multiple chambers and we
support one with um you know
considerable amount more money than um
than the other and you know is it the
job of government to be picking winners
and losers in that way right? Um,
I feel like if we want to support small
businesses, we could do things like uh
getting rid of the local business tax,
right? I mean, to me, that is a
uh it's a junk fee as far as I'm
concerned. Um, I'm not sure what local
businesses get for that except for, you
know, the right to conduct business in
the city. Um,
so you know, and if we did something
like that, then that's a way that we
could support, you know, every small
business regardless of what uh chamber
or other business organization that that
they were a part of. So, um, I don't
know, there's a lot of ways to look at
it. I mean, and we have we have three
people who want to keep it the same, so
it looks like that's what we'll probably
end up doing. But I I think things like
this are always worth the conversation
of, you know, we've been doing this for
a long time. Is this the right way? Is
this the best way? Um, you know, are
there other organizations or, you know,
all those kinds of things.
>> Okay. If I could just add, I I
» Okay. If I could just add, I I
appreciate that the chamber has made it
clear that they only help people who pay
to be chamber members. And I did run the
math and 9% 8 to 9% of Ovito small
businesses are chamber members. So 8% of
the small businesses at Ovido are
eligible to receive the services offered
by the chamber. That 15 heard that
number is not accurate that it was
misinterpreted. Uh so I don't know. Do
you know what the actual number is?
>> The number changes every day. So I I
» The number changes every day. So I I
didn't bring the number today. I'm
sorry.
>> Well, I I sent the information to Mr.
» Well, I I sent the information to Mr.
Cobb. So we do have that number from the
Semino County Chamber, which is a lower
number. and we have what was reported
from the Ovita Whitter Springs Chamber
and you know so there there it is
substantially
smaller than all of the businesses being
served. So I think that's an important
thing for us to state from here as there
is consensus to move forward with
continuing to subsidize this private
organization's operational expenses to
the tune of $15,800.
>> Okay. Do we have a consensus?
» Okay. Do we have a consensus?
>> Yep, we have consensus. So, um, Mr.
» Yep, we have consensus. So, um, Mr.
Crab, you understand?
>> Yes, ma'am.
» Yes, ma'am.
>> Okay, we'll move on to the city manager
» Okay, we'll move on to the city manager
report.
>> Just wanted to wish everyone a happy new
» Just wanted to wish everyone a happy new
year.
>> Okay. City attorney's report.
» Okay. City attorney's report.
>> Happy New Year.
» Happy New Year.
>> Mayor Slated.
» Mayor Slated.
All right. Every few years I bring up
the idea of putting a conservation
easement on the Twin Rivers golf course,
and we have a little bit different
composition up here than we ever have
before. Is there interest in putting a
conservation easement on this? Since
that is that though that that is the
pretense on which we purchased the golf
course, I would like to put a
>> how we purchased it. We purchased it for
» how we purchased it. We purchased it for
a flood plane.
>> We purchased it to be never developed,
» We purchased it to be never developed,
which is why we can put a conser to
that's why we need a conservation
easement.
>> I would like to put a conservation
» I would like to put a conservation
easement on it. I get that you would
like to build something on it.
>> Well, hold on. We're in reports. So, if
» Well, hold on. We're in reports. So, if
you want consensus to discuss this at a
future meeting, we can do that. But
we're not discussing right now.
>> All right. There is there consensus to
» All right. There is there consensus to
discuss a conservation easement at a
later date?
>> We can discuss it.
» We can discuss it.
>> I'll discuss it.
» I'll discuss it.
>> Okay. Um also wanted to bring up that
» Okay. Um also wanted to bring up that
there have been some scientists over the
years and this is going back to like
2018ish.
Um, it is possible that we used some
funding for the acquisition of
Riverwoods Park that requires it to be
managed and possibly the land adjacent
to Shane Kelly Park. Uh, and by managed,
I mean prescribed burns. And if you go
look at where fire is burning in the
state of Florida at any given time, it's
somewhere. And if we do not proactively
manage the lands in ways that will keep
it from setting on fire unpredictably,
we could we could create a situation
that is less ideal. So just wanted to
throw it out there. I don't know if that
this isn't really a discussion item so
much as making sure that all of us up
here are aware that well yeah I I guess
maybe it is ask for a discussion item. I
would like an update on which of our
lands uh we used state level funding for
that requires us to do prescribed burns
or [clears throat] any specific
management activities. And I know we
have management plans on a lot of our
parks that we use F FRS money for or not
not FRS what is it called? FRDAP. I'm
mixing all my state level acronyms. Uh
but the FRDA app grants require
management plan. Not not necessarily
prescribed burns but some sort of
management plan. And if any of them
require burning, let's let's talk about
that. Is everybody okay getting an
update on that at a later meeting?
That's okay. Um, and earlier this
afternoon invited everybody on council
to come to this space right here at
12:00 on Wednesday to uh watch a webinar
from the Thousand Friends of Florida on
the legislative uh all all the things
that have been filed with the
legislature so far and just sort of a
jump start thing. So the entire public
is welcome to attend. It's going to be
somehow maybe we'll figure out how to
get it on a big screen, but worst case
scenario, we'll huddle around my
computer, which will live stream it from
there. Um, and following up on Mr.'s
idea, I I've been wanting to eliminate
the local business tax forever. Um, in
talking with the chamber u president,
uh, I I think she I don't know that
she's allowed to enter. I don't know the
extent to which you're allowed to
interact with me or others are, but uh I
got the impression from the chamber that
they're not interested in eliminating
the business tax, but I think we should
do that anyway because it's the right
thing for local businesses, even if
that's the way we fund
a an organization's salaries.
So, is can we at a later date have a
discussion about eliminating the
business tax? It always comes up at the
state level. I'd like to get rid of it
proactively even if the state does not
because it is a junk fee.
>> I'm okay with it the way it is.
» I'm okay with it the way it is.
>> Can we discuss it though? Does anybody
» Can we discuss it though? Does anybody
else want to discuss it?
>> I have this label.
» I have this label.
>> Yeah. Okay.
» Yeah. Okay.
>> Do we have a consensus?
» Do we have a consensus?
>> I mean, you're talking about the like
» I mean, you're talking about the like
the $25 business tax receipt.
>> Well, I'm talking about the $195
» Well, I'm talking about the $195
I pay because I'm a regulated business.
So, because I'm regulated by the state,
I have to pay extra lots.
So yeah, a lot of people pay I and I pay
three different business taxes because I
have different
>> businesses running out of my house.
» businesses running out of my house.
>> I'm not interested in discussing it
» I'm not interested in discussing it
right now.
>> I'm not interested. Okay.
» I'm not interested. Okay.
>> All right. Well, the tax the junk fee
» All right. Well, the tax the junk fee
stays. All right. That's all I've got
for now. Thank you. [clears throat]
>> All right. Council member Rat.
» All right. Council member Rat.
>> Uh nothing further. Happy New Year.
» Uh nothing further. Happy New Year.
>> Council member Bford.
» Council member Bford.
>> Yes. Uh happy new year. Um, again, shout
» Yes. Uh happy new year. Um, again, shout
out to our parks and recck team for a
great job they did for the for the
holiday season and uh all the events
that they pulled off. There was a great
turnout by everybody out there. Um, it's
great to have that in the community and
to see the people get out there and
really kind of get together and come
together as a community. So, that was
great to see. Also, I attended the uh
Christmas in the city. I know all you
were there as well. U think you might
have missed when I got hit by the car,
but that was interesting. [laughter] So,
>> um, you're okay.
» um, you're okay.
so to speak. Yes. Physically, mentally
we'll do questionable. But uh great
great job by that. Also want to commend
um what uh both uh Lisa and Chief you
guys doing with the uh ebikes and the
mobility. I think I thought saw the
articles out there. I saw the news. I
saw what you put out there in social
media again that the officers are
actually doing education. So, you know,
and talking to the kids uh unless
they're, you know, way out of line. I
mean, you guys are trying to, you know,
navigate them to to be reasonable and
then uh and safe when they're out there.
So, I know it's a lot going on with that
right now. So, again, appreciate
everything that you guys are are doing
with that. So, and then again, happy new
year and uh we're off to a new year and
we had a great start to the meeting
today.
>> Councilman Britain,
» Councilman Britain,
>> um happy new year also. And I just want
» um happy new year also. And I just want
to clarify on the uh the uh the burning
the controlled burning. Brian, if if
you're going to give information on
that, could you give us an idea what
size area that usually gets controlled
burn? I know at the during the years I
was at the space center, it was usually
thousands of acres or a thousand acres
or more that they would set on fire. And
if I remember the
SNID park, I guess that's Riverwoods
between the two neighborhoods. That's
What? Five acres at the most?
>> It's 34.
» It's 34.
>> 34 acres. Yes. I'm not sure going in
» 34 acres. Yes. I'm not sure going in
there and burning 34 acres next to
houses is a good idea. So, just find out
what what the state uses as their
criteria.
» And while you're at it, on the golf
course, could could you reiterate that
the golf course is designated as a as a
golf course and not a park? So
overlaying a uh easement over it is not
is not appropriate.
That's all I have.
>> Okay. Uh I'm up next and all I have to
» Okay. Uh I'm up next and all I have to
say is I want to say thank you to our
staff who work the holidays. You know,
we do work in government. So I
appreciate all the the police and
firefighters and our core staff who work
the holidays for us. And happy new year.
Is there anything else for the good of
the order?
It is 7:03 p.m. or 7:02 p.m. And this
meeting is not adjourned till I read
that our next meeting is not on a
Monday. It's on Tuesday because of
Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Uh so
January 20th at 6:30 p.m. is a regular
session. Monday, January 26 at 5:30 p.m.
is a work session and Monday, February
2nd at 6:30 p.m. is a regular session.
Now it is 7:03 p.m. and this meeting is
adjourned.