[0:08] Good evening everybody. I'd like to welcome you to Taylor City Council of

[0:12] July 7th. Uh maybe uh let's start with roll call to order at 7:07 7 o'clock or

[0:21] 6:30 I'm sorry. And can we get a pledge of allegiance

[0:26] and leave us?

[0:32] I alian to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which

[0:38] it stands. One nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice

[0:44] for all. [laughter] >> Roll call, please.

[0:49] » Mr. Pats, >> here.

[0:51] » Mr. Clark, >> here.

[0:53] » Mr. Armstrong, >> here.

[0:54] » Mr. Wallace, >> here.

[0:56] » Mr. >> Here.

[0:57] » Mr. Thomas [clears throat] >> here.

[0:59] » Mr. Johnson >> here.

[1:01] » Mayor Woolly >> here.

[1:03] » Mrs. Bower >> here.

[1:04] » Mr. Draone >> here.

[1:07] » We have a quum. >> Can I get a motion to approve the

[1:11] agenda? >> Motion to approve it.

[1:14] » Support. >> Um, actually like to make a motion to

[1:18] approve the agenda with amendments to item 6.4 4 amount not to exceed $222,000

[1:28] and item 7.6 amount of $17,100. >> Support

[1:36] motion by Mr. Walsh, report by Mr. Thomas.

[1:42] Any discussion hearing? None. All in favor say yes.

[1:47] » Yes. >> All oppose? Yeses have it. Motion

[1:50] carried. Uh 4.2 motion to accept the minutes of

[1:55] the meeting held June 16th 2026 and dispense with oral reading. May I get a

[2:02] motion? >> Motion.

[2:03] » Motion by Mr. >> support.

[2:05] » Armstrong supported by Mr. Clark. Any discussion

[2:10] hearing? None. All in favor say yes.

[2:15] » Yeses have it. Motion carried. >> Number five we're going to go to mayor's

[2:20] communication. Thank you, Mr. Chair. Item 5.1 is a

[2:24] motion to approve the reappoint of the downtown development authority for 4year

[2:30] term on July 7th, 23rd. Motion to approve

[2:35] » supported by Mr. Thomas, supported by Mr. Park.

[2:40] Any discussion hearing? None. All in favor say yes.

[2:46] » All oppose. Yeses. Motion carried.

[2:52] Item 5.2 is a motion to receive and file this two

[2:57] fire department.

[3:01] » Motion by Mr. Thomas supported by Mr. F. May we uh we go to do a square before we

[3:10] approve or >> yes.

[3:17] Oh, Mr. Mr. Chairman, I do think you have to approve first.

[3:21] » All in favor? >> Yes.

[3:23] » All opposed? >> Yes.

[3:30] » Well, real fast app.

[3:42] So,

[3:55] is right here. I

[3:59] » shall swear >> and swear

[4:01] » that I support >> that I supportitution of the United

[4:05] States. >> Constitution of the state of Michigan.

[4:09] » Constitution of the state of Michigan.

[4:17] » The duties of the office of the office.

[4:35] Mr. Chairman, I actually

[5:05] right?

[5:23] The duties of the office.

[5:53] Mr. Congratulate. Appreciate it. Um, Mr. Chairman, also I

[5:59] just like to let the residents know that with the storm damage that happened over

[6:04] the weekend, um our crews in the DPW are going to be going through the

[6:09] neighborhood. Um if people can bring the limbs that have fallen in their yards

[6:14] and stuff like that, we're going to try to coincide with the trash pick up.

[6:19] However, depending on getting it be that day, you have debris from the storm

[6:28] related damage or something. Basically, the trees and shrubs and stuff like that

[6:32] right now will be going around the city helping out with that situation. Also,

[6:38] if uh if you're able to do it and you're in a hurry, our compost will be

[6:42] accepting storm for the next couple weeks at no additional charge or

[6:47] anything. That's all I have, Mr. Chairman.

[6:51] » Thank you. Let's go move to six uh 6.1

[6:59] consent agenda. This these are normal routine items that

[7:04] we approve in in one one motion. So if I could get a motion

[7:10] » motion to approve the set consent agenda >> support.

[7:16] » Motion by Mr. Wallace supported by Mr. Clark. Any discussion on it?

[7:22] Anything from the audience hearing? None. All in favor say yes.

[7:27] » Yeses have it. Motion passes. We move on to the regular agenda. Uh

[7:35] 7.1. We need a motion to go into closed door session to discuss risk management

[7:41] claims. >> Motion

[7:44] » 2020. Support by Mr. Armstrong supported by

[7:50] » Gerald. Mr. Thomas. >> Roll call please.

[7:55] » Mr. Padz. >> Yes.

[7:57] » Mr. Clark. >> Yes.

[7:58] » Mr. Mr. Armstrong. >> Yes.

[8:00] » Mr. Wallace. >> Yes.

[8:02] » Mr. Thei. >> Yes.

[8:04] » Mr. Thomas. >> Yes.

[8:06] » Mr. Johnson. >> Yes.

[8:10] » We will be back.

[8:26] » [snorts]

[8:51] » How come everybody's life is good except for Charlie?

[8:55] » Can

[9:04] It's very very

[9:12] [clears throat]

[9:16] » Thank you.

[9:47] What are you doing?

[9:59] searchable side.

[10:18] » Yeah.

[10:40] I didn't know there was >> I know he's

[10:53] » [clears throat]

[11:08] » Wonder if they move it. Does it need that ankle better?

[11:19] That's the key. >> I can't

[11:49] » [laughter]

[11:52] » So anyway, [clears throat]

[12:22] Did you

[12:31] have everything to

[12:46] Christmas.

[13:05] Foreign

[13:57] Roll around.

[14:14] So, I'm just

[14:48] Sorry.

[14:54] » Oh, probably my laceration.

[14:58] Yeah. Yeah.

[15:38] did a procedure. I should have

[15:46] procedure services.

[16:04] Press enter.

[16:30] Christmas.

[16:49] Do something.

[17:08] Happy.

[17:31] » So I finally find

[17:45] One of my friends holiday.

[18:05] always.

[18:33] So she was doing

[19:06] I better

[19:15] place

[19:22] my brother.

[19:29] Yes.

[19:49] interest.

[20:15] She's

[20:27] changing.

[20:43] Foreign

[21:18] But

[21:31] she got that opportunity.

[21:54] Yeah.

[22:07] This is the video.

[22:37] I just had

[22:53] She has [clears throat]

[23:07] Think

[23:31] of it. Think of us here. Think of it.

[23:46] Keep

[24:00] in

[24:12] I wanted to check out

[24:44] August.

[25:09] upstairs.

[25:23] I think

[25:40] afternoon.

[25:50] Oh yeah.

[26:14] Hey, Nick. Is it the uh neck? >> Nick.

[26:24] » Hey, Nick.

[26:28] » Did the tax bills go out now? >> Did the tax bills hit the mail?

[26:32] » Yeah, they went out. >> So, it's last

[26:37] last week. I'm sure

[27:05] » I preed to make sure that there was send them back

[27:17] together, >> but I know that

[27:28] » Yeah, I was

[27:35] hopefully this is

[27:46] I thought somebody's calling me. I'm looking around like

[28:03] » So I wanted to erase Serious.

[28:42] I've been just

[29:10] Church

[29:17] section.

[29:29] station.

[29:54] » Yeah. Right.

[30:42] Okay.

[31:00] corner.

[31:04] Light switch.

[31:26] do it.

[31:40] » I think Hello.

[32:00] » Yep.

[32:07] I can

[32:31] smaller.

[32:58] I was just gonna

[33:07] I have I have way too many.

[33:38] Yes.

[33:42] » Okay.

[34:01] » [clears throat] >> to make sure you look at it when we

[34:03] talk. Okay.

[34:11] » Yeah.

[34:22] Let's

[34:26] go.

[34:31] » Okay. Uh we're reconvening at 70:04 and we're going to the regular agenda. Uh

[34:37] 7.1 uh 7.2 2. Motion to approve final

[34:43] settlement of risk management claim 20 306-20

[34:50] as recommended by corporation council. May I get a motion?

[34:56] » Motion.

[35:00] » Motion by who? >> Supported by Ar Mr. Armstrong.

[35:05] » Roll call. >> Roll call, please.

[35:07] » Mr. Wallace. >> Yes.

[35:09] » Mr. Yes.

[35:11] » Mr. Thomas. >> No.

[35:14] » Mr. Patz. >> Yes.

[35:16] » Mr. Clark. >> Yes.

[35:18] » Mr. Armstrong. >> Yes.

[35:19] » Mr. Johnson. >> Yes.

[35:24] » 6 to one. Motion carried.

[35:31] 7.3. Motion to approve. Final settlement for claim P6152400474

[35:40] as recommended by corporation council.

[35:45] » Moted by Mr. uh Thomas >> supported by

[35:51] » Armstrong. >> Mr. Armstrong.

[35:53] » Roll call, please. >> Mr. Wallace,

[35:56] » no. >> Mr. Thei,

[35:58] » yes. >> Mr. Thomas,

[36:00] » yes. >> Mr. Pats.

[36:02] » Yes. >> Mr. Clark.

[36:04] » No. >> Mr. Armstrong.

[36:07] » Yes. >> Mr. Johnson.

[36:09] » Yes. Motion passes 5 to two. 7.4.

[36:16] Motion to receive and file the first reading to amend code of ordinance city

[36:21] of Taylor, Michigan by adding article six non-emergency response

[36:28] cost recovery for lift assistant and other non-emergency response to chapter

[36:34] 22 of the fire prevention protection code

[36:39] and protection of said code. >> Motion

[36:42] » motion by Mr. Wallace. supported by Mr. Bats. Any discussion

[36:51] hearing? None. All in favor say yes. >> Yes.

[36:54] » Yeses have it. Motion carried. Uh 7.5 motion to approve change order

[37:01] for project 2025-05 for work performed by cutting edge

[37:07] restorations for siding gutters downspout timly front porch brick work

[37:12] in amount of $2,975 funded through the community development

[37:18] block grant rehabilitation account not to exceed program limit.

[37:24] » So support >> motion by Mr. Armstrong supported by Mr.

[37:28] Wallace. Any discussion

[37:34] hearing? None. All in favor say yes. >> All oppose. Yeses have it. Motion

[37:39] carried with 7.6. Motion to approve 0% interest deferred

[37:45] loan for project 2025-11 for work to be formed by Optimum

[37:50] Contracting Solutions for low quote for roof windows in amount of $17,100

[37:58] funded through the community block grant reloation

[38:02] account not to exceed program limits. >> Motion

[38:06] » motion by Mr. Armstrong supported by >> Pats.

[38:11] » Pats. Mr. Pats. >> Any discussion?

[38:16] » Hear none. All in favor say yes. >> Yes.

[38:19] » All oppose. Yeses have it. Motion carried. 7.7 Motion to approve 0% loan

[38:27] deferred loan for project 2025-09 for work to be formed be be formed

[38:34] performed by optimum contract solution for low quote for roof gutters entry

[38:39] door storm doors in amount of $14,000 $14,425

[38:46] funded through the community block grant rehabilitation account uh not to exceed

[38:51] program limits. May I get a motion? >> Motion by Mr. Theiti.

[38:55] » Supported. >> Supported by

[38:58] Mr. Armstrong. Any discussion?

[39:03] Hearing none. All in favor say yes. >> Yes.

[39:07] » All oppose. Yeses have. Motion carried. 7.8. Motion to approve authorizing the

[39:12] mayor to sign a purchase agreement on behalf of the city of Taylor for the

[39:17] sale of set parcel for a total amount of $2,500 plus cost. Proceeds go to the

[39:24] general fund. >> Motion motion by Mr. Pat, supported by

[39:28] Mr. Clark. Any discussion?

[39:33] Hearing none. All in favor say yes. >> Yes.

[39:36] » All oppose. Yeses have it. Motion carried. 7.9 Motion to approve Motion to

[39:43] execute 2022 sub recipient agreement for Wayne County

[39:48] home buyers assist Assistance Program between the city between the charter of

[39:54] Wayne County and the city of Taylor for home funding in amount of $239,966.

[40:02] » Motion by Mr. Thomas. Supported by Mr. Patz. Any discussion?

[40:08] Hearing none. All in favor say yes.

[40:12] » Yes. >> Yeses have it. Motion carried. Uh 7.10

[40:17] motion to approve Down River Bodyworks low bid for auto repair to police

[40:22] vehicle 215 for a cost not to exceed $7,763

[40:28] funded through the police repair and maintenance.

[40:32] » Support Mr. Motion by Mr. Thei supported by Mr. Wallace. Any discussion? Hearing

[40:39] none. All in favor say yes. >> Yes.

[40:41] » All oppose. Yeses have it. Motion carried. Motion 711. Motion to approve

[40:47] purchase of digital court notification system from legal notification services

[40:53] sole source for amount not to exceed 13,644

[40:57] funded through the federal forefeer justice.

[41:01] » Motion. >> Motion by Mr. Clark.

[41:04] » Support. >> Supported by

[41:06] » Mr. Bats. Any discussion?

[41:11] Hearing none. All in favor say yes. >> Yeses have it. Motion carried.

[41:17] We're now into open business. Do we have anything that you need to No.

[41:23] Nothing online. We'll take the audience first. Anybody from the audience?

[41:29] » Yeah.

[41:36] So, my name is Anissa Kaya and I live at 11009 Beachwood Court. So, I don't know

[41:41] if you need to know that. So, I'm here I'm about um I'm here for something that

[41:47] happened. So, um I'm here about the the loitering and the begging that's going

[41:54] on on the streets in Taylor. So I was in the fast lane on telegraph going towards

[41:59] north uh Vanborn and um there's always somebody begging in the middle of the

[42:05] median which is dangerous and I know I have a brother who was a policeman for

[42:09] 25 years and he said that that is um impeding traffic. So the guy in front of

[42:14] me so the light's green and the guy in front of me decides to stop and be kind

[42:17] and give the um beggar money and I almost hit them rear ended them and so

[42:24] whose fault is that? Well, the fault is to the homeless person because or to the

[42:29] beggar because I'm not going to call them homeless because most of those

[42:33] people that are begging on the streets look like able-bodied men. And I do have

[42:38] empathy for veterans that are homeless and that they beg and stuff like that,

[42:42] but this is ridiculous in Taylor. So, I almost hit the car in front of me

[42:46] because he stopped to give them a donation. And I did call the police and

[42:50] I did tell them about it. You know, they said, "Okay, thanks." You know, but the

[42:54] thing of it is is that there should be no begging on in the median on the fast

[42:59] lane on telegraph and we need to have a sign there. They need to say that

[43:04] there's no loitering and there should be a fine if they're doing that. There

[43:09] should be a fine if they're doing that. Um the other thing is um I don't know if

[43:14] you guys have been to Detroit lately, but they they're taking pretty good care

[43:18] of their begging situation. But when you get off at 94 and telegraph, it's

[43:24] unbelievable the amount of beggars that are sitting

[43:28] there at the the blue bridge on Telegraph that are begging.

[43:34] I mean, I don't know about you guys, but I pay a lot of money in taxes in Taylor.

[43:37] I have a big house. I pay a lot of money. But aren't we looking at property

[43:41] value? Aren't we looking at our city should be cleaned up and we shouldn't be

[43:46] having these problems in the city of Taylor? Ma'am, I'm gonna have the police

[43:49] chief come up and and he can come out. But I I want to make a quick comment

[43:53] real quick. >> I I agree with you. I I don't like them

[43:56] there. >> They have a right to be there.

[43:59] » But >> but but but it's not only Taylor, it's

[44:03] Canon, it's Ingster, it's, you know, it's everywhere. And

[44:08] » I don't I don't know what the solution is, but the chief will tell us what our

[44:12] policies are. >> Hi.

[44:15] » You want me to talk? Sure.

[44:20] » Mr. Chairman, council, Mr. Mayor. Yeah, we agree. We all sit back and

[44:25] everybody's doing this. Yeah, we would love to um not have any homeless, any

[44:29] beggars in the city. Um and there are some things we do that in particular

[44:33] area, they cannot be in that median. We chase them out multiple times a week. Uh

[44:39] it's like pushing water. You push them out and they wait for us to leave. They

[44:43] come back an hour later. So, it is a problem. It is dangerous and I agree

[44:47] with you. Um the unfortunate thing is we do write them tickets for repeating

[44:51] traffic as your brother told you. They don't show up. Um you can't get water

[44:56] from a rock. It is what it is. They have nothing. They claim and it's a never-

[45:01] ending cycle. We do have a program where we receive federal funding to try to get

[45:06] these people into treatment. Our officers are out there. It's funded

[45:09] again by uh the federal government where officers go out there and give them the

[45:13] option to get into housing and treatment for maybe mental illness or substance

[45:18] abuse, but unfortunately it's continuous. I will agree with you. Every

[45:23] city I drive through uh has these people everywhere. So, it's a tough issue. Uh

[45:28] I'm not sure that we can handle it on a local level, but we'll do the best we

[45:31] can. We can redouble our efforts. >> So, my my my suggestion is I stopped

[45:36] doing it years ago. I will give my money to a a a place before I'll give it to

[45:42] those people. Uh and and we need to stop doing that. I I know we feel sorry for

[45:47] them and our hearts go out to them, you know, because some of them look really

[45:51] bad. You can tell they need it, but we got to stop because there's plenty of

[45:54] places that they can go to get help that could use our money. So, people just

[45:59] need to stop. >> Completely agree. And some of them are

[46:02] as a grift where they live in a house together with five or six of them. They

[46:06] have a car. >> Absolutely.

[46:08] » It's parked around the corner and they're making hundreds of taxfree

[46:11] dollars a day. If you have four or five people doing that, if they make three or

[46:15] $400 a piece, you can do the math how much they're making. So, I would agree.

[46:18] Um, I try not to give people money as well. If someone wants to give them

[46:22] water or some food, you'll see that a lot of times they will turn that down.

[46:27] So, >> thank [snorts] you, Chief. Go ahead.

[46:34] offer.

[46:38] » I'm sorry, I didn't catch that first part.

[46:44] » Yes, we do. Surprisingly, yeah, we have put a number of people into treatment.

[46:48] It tends to be a little bit less of the homeless, more of the ones that have

[46:52] substance abuse problems. So, yeah, our our federal grant has actually done a

[46:57] really nice job of getting some of these people into treatment. So, word's out.

[47:01] Um, but we do run into the same ones a lot and they see us coming and they

[47:05] start flagging us away. Hey, we already know. But, yeah, we will continue to uh

[47:10] monitor the situation, do the best we can. Um, trust me, I I know it's

[47:14] aggravating. I really I really do. And I I empathize, especially with the trash

[47:18] being left there. I know our DPW has come out and cleaned up the mess a

[47:22] number of times, so it's legitimate concern. So they put a sign there.

[47:28] » Yeah, it's Yeah, sure they could, but the signs aren't going to help them.

[47:32] It's already illegal to do where they're at. So you can beg. It's completely

[47:36] lawful, but not in the roadway. That's where you run into the problem. The

[47:40] center media there is not an area uh nor can they come out into the roadway and

[47:44] do that. Those are all violations and we would write those as simply impeding

[47:48] traffic. >> Still in fraction. Uh, Chief Blair, what

[47:54] I disagree about, the people who are in the medians are part of the problem, but

[47:58] the people who stop traffic their cars. So, would it be reasonable that if there

[48:04] happened to be an officer in the area and they saw somebody holding up

[48:08] traffic, you said you understand you can't get blood from a rock, but the

[48:12] driver more than likely would be somebody who would feel compelled to

[48:16] actually pay a penalty. Um, is that is is it illegal for them to hold up

[48:22] traffic? >> Yes, it is. They're impeding the flow of

[48:24] traffic as well. Um, I can't recognize any instance where we've actually done

[48:29] that, but yes, it is the traffic. >> I mean, you know, whenever look how they

[48:32] got kapone, anytime there's a problem we want to solve, but due to civil

[48:37] liberties, we can't do it one way. There might be another way that would let

[48:41] people know that I'll tell you one thing. You don't want to stop traffic

[48:45] and Taylor by doing this because there are many wonderful ways that you know we

[48:50] have to help people who need help and the programs that you're doing are are

[48:54] very good too. Thanks. >> Yeah, we're trying. It's not perfect but

[48:56] we are trying and um I agree your complaint is legitimate.

[49:02] I'm charging them a when I get a garage sale since I get a permit to have a

[49:07] garage sale

[49:11] by a permit once a month. I don't know. All these don't be a deterrent of the

[49:16] situation. You know,

[49:19] » just like

[49:26] traffic

[49:33] res

[49:45] and sometimes completely wrong. Just like

[49:50] the biggest

[49:54] stop

[50:02] is

[50:09] because people are decent. They're not putting their resources in

[50:18] I don't

[50:23] know that usually if they're there to make them clean up, but still it's time

[50:29] on a regular basis and that's the >> Well, I I feel for the people giving

[50:35] them because they're being kind and [clears throat] they care about them.

[50:39] » Well, that's the issue. People down the river tend to be very generous.

[50:44] » Yes. you know, and and you know, we just got to stop. Give it to the church. Give

[50:48] it to the the fish and loads. Give it to those people so that we can help them

[50:54] the the other way, you know. >> Well, maybe we have an article in the

[50:57] newspaper and our

[51:02] » I don't know. I mean, that's a suggestion. So, it just makes Taylor

[51:06] look trashy, especially if you're from out of town and you're coming off a 94.

[51:10] » Oh, yeah. Yeah. Well, >> and it's 275 in Ford Road, Canton area.

[51:15] » Yeah, >> you know, same thing.

[51:18] » Okay, thanks for listening. >> Anything else from the audience?

[51:26] » Anything from the council? >> I can call Guido up for a minute. These

[51:30] are questions for Guido.

[51:40] » Good evening. status on Lang Park.

[51:44] » Lang Park, uh, moving along very efficiently. The BMX pump track started

[51:48] to get installed this week. Keep bumping this. I apologize. Uh, so the parking

[51:52] lot should be taking place in the near future. Uh, the sliding hill is getting

[51:55] shaped. They started that today. We met with England Civil. A lot of drainage

[52:00] issues were identified. They're going to start installing the infrastructure to

[52:03] properly move that water. I know people are really concerned about that. We did

[52:07] say that the uh project was not completed, so just hold tight. So, those

[52:10] items are all being addressed. Uh, hopefully within the next month and a

[52:14] half, we're really at a place where the road can go in and, uh, the park can

[52:17] open. Uh, so if you guys get a chance and want to take a visit, just let me

[52:21] know. >> And second question I had was the pickle

[52:24] ball courts at Heritage Park. >> Yes, sir. They asked that etched them

[52:27] yesterday. So, Tuesday of next week, they'll start to put the uh paint uh on

[52:32] them and striping them for pickle ball use, and the fence will go up pretty

[52:35] quickly, and then the ashvault paths will be there to tie uh the walkways

[52:39] into that so folks can uh they're accessible to the public.

[52:42] » Are the residents responsible for their own equipment when they come in or

[52:46] » uh they'll have nets and courts, paddles? Yes, we won't have paddles for

[52:50] them. Most of those who play competitively and not competitively like

[52:54] to have their own uh stick anyway, so I'm sure everybody has those. and they

[52:58] are pretty uh they just like any other sport. There's the entry level level

[53:02] models and then there's all pro models. >> Thank you.

[53:06] » Yes, sir. You guys have a good night. >> Thank you.

[53:10] » Anything else from the council,

[53:14] » Mr. Chair? Yeah,

[53:19] » I actually have a we had a question today on solic license

[53:25] to the pest control. They do not have license.

[53:30] However, they have contacted my office regarding applying for one just to let

[53:35] residents know or if they show up at their door not they should be wearing

[53:41] a piece of paper city have their license have their name on it. They are

[53:46] individually background checked. So they shouldn't be sharing um council bonded

[53:54] process and we do have most stickers in my office. I work with people all the

[54:00] time they don't listen. I wouldn't mind working as I'm

[54:07] lic and I know they don't. Um you remind

[54:12] them for they keep coming back proper authorities. Um but just to let

[54:20] people know that there is a not you should have a license to do so my

[54:26] office. Um absentee ballots have been mailed out.

[54:31] If you request one and have not received it, please let my office know. If you

[54:35] want one, please reach out and we will tell you how to get one. Early voting

[54:38] will start July 25th. It goes through August 2nd, 8:00 a.m. to 400 p.m. on

[54:44] Saturday and Sundays and then 95 Monday through Friday. And also lastly, we're

[54:50] holding our public accuracy test where we test the electric equipment on July

[54:55] 16th at 4:30 p.m. in the media center. you've never been. It's very interesting

[55:00] to watch. My deputy clerk puts in a lot of work, a lot of effort, does an

[55:05] amazing job explaining how it works, how the machines work, how we test them,

[55:09] make sure they're accurate, and that there is no fraud. So, I don't think

[55:14] it's a great opportunity for people to see um instead of making accusations, I

[55:19] think the public advocacy test to see all the

[55:23] hard work we put into making sure that you're safe. Thank you. Anything

[55:30] else from the council? >> Hey chair, summer taxes are going out.

[55:35] So I just want to know.

[55:41] » So real one one other thing real quick. Uh you know we just had the holiday. We

[55:47] had a big storm on in on top of that we had seven water main breaks. And not

[55:54] everybody's going to agree, but I think uh I think our departments did a a

[55:58] wonderful job. Not everybody's happy. I understand that. But as far as I'm

[56:04] concerned, they went above and beyond to get things in order on a holiday

[56:09] weekend. So, thank you to the departments for everything you've done.

[56:15] » With that, I'll accept a motion. >> Motion to adjurnn.

[56:20] » Motion by Mr. Wall is supported by >> Mr. Armstrong.

[56:29] » All in favor? >> Yes.

[56:33] » All opposed. The eyes have it. Motion carried. Thanks

[56:37] everybody.

City of Taylor, Council meeting 7-7-26

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