[0:00] The Cleveland Town Council meeting.

[0:05] 13th, but I can't see. So order at 703, we'd like to start with the flag ceremony.

[0:16] If I had to read them to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands,

[0:23] No, nation under God, interdiscipline with liberty and justice for all.

[0:33] We can't approve of that, so we'll table that.

[0:38] All right, public comment.

[0:40] This section is limited to ten minutes total.

[0:44] Three minutes per person.

[0:45] Three minutes per person.

[0:47] Please state your name and place the residence.

[0:49] Please limit your comments to three minutes.

[0:52] We'll

[0:55] turn the time over to the public.

[1:01] for the comments.

[1:04] Is that where you wanted to express your concerns?

[1:08] Kobe, you want to add too.

[1:10] As far as I'm aware, the madam may or say she would address what you need.

[1:14] Okay, no problem. That's fine.

[1:18] So is that, we, and this has been a couple within the town,

[1:26] or you see complaints about water use.

[1:29] If someone feels like someone's not following the restricts and so we send out a reminder

[1:37] letter and fortunately with your mom I spoke with her today it was a duet's water, so

[1:44] would they call it irrigation water?

[1:47] So it had nothing to do with the culinary water or secondary water because it's on its own

[1:54] meter apparently.

[1:55] So we do owe her an apology. It wasn't met as an attack like you're doing something wrong

[2:01] It was just like this was a reminder when we do get a complaint but

[2:06] She was hurt and upset by it rightfully so because she wasn't doing anything wrong

[2:12] And so I did it tell her I would address it and we do owe her

[2:17] a public apology

[2:25] kind of do. Who what? There's a bit of water running somewhere on earth. Do we need to know

[2:32] who that is so she can trespass them off or off? They were not on the property. It was taken from

[2:38] the road. It was taken from the road. You cannot see that from the road. And it was, I think,

[2:44] where it ran under the road, correct? You cannot see that from the road. Like they had to be on her

[2:51] property to see that. Do we need to know who that is? I don't

[3:00] know. I don't know. Anyone?

[3:03] They took it on her property. She does not want them dead. Yeah, it's damn blue. I'll have to look at it. I don't

[3:09] look like they're standing on the property. It looked like it was from the road. I don't know. The location

[3:13] I'd have to go up there and see. But would you have access to the video? Go look at the

[3:19] if they're on their property, we would like them to ask for it.

[3:22] Okay.

[3:24] There.

[3:26] We've got that.

[3:30] Okay.

[3:31] Anything?

[3:31] You said you had a couple of questions.

[3:33] What do we have to do if we do the video first?

[3:36] I'm going to have to go.

[3:37] I don't have it right here.

[3:39] I can wait until we have to interview the media.

[3:41] I can meet with you after the meeting.

[3:45] I can look at it.

[3:46] Okay.

[3:50] Anything else?

[3:53] What you said there was a couple, is there anything else?

[3:57] Well, whoever typed the letter was completely wrong.

[4:00] She does not own a bond.

[4:02] So I don't know who thought, you know,

[4:07] the way the water system has been,

[4:09] and place there has been, and place for a long, long time.

[4:12] That's how we've always bothered the property out there on the day of the camp.

[4:18] Yeah, I hear your frustration.

[4:20] And like I said, I give you a kind of apology.

[4:29] We just sent a letter based on just on a concern that there was not policy not being followed. It wasn't a letter saying you're in trouble. There's going to be penalty.

[4:44] So you're going to take it at it.

[4:45] So here's where you didn't go to follow-up and check.

[4:48] You didn't knock on your door and say, hey,

[4:50] do you have a water leak?

[4:51] There's a lot of water running someplace.

[4:52] Can we help you?

[4:54] Is there a water leak?

[4:55] Can we address this?

[4:57] What can we do to help you instead of sending out a letter

[5:00] to what that?

[5:01] Well, it wasn't meant as a tack and so I do apologize

[5:04] that it was taken that way.

[5:05] And I apologize to your mama on the phone as well.

[5:11] I don't know what else we can do

[5:13] other than us at the point. I don't know what else you need from us. I need that person's name so we can get a pass pass for me because in order to access that, they have to be on our

[5:27] problem.

[5:30] Let

[5:36] me

[5:49] look into that. Let me just see if that's a grandma request for that just so that we're... I will say in a game class, if I can, we'll make

[6:02] a

[6:03] No, I'm just making sure I'm protected in the town, so I know where I work, and we're

[6:09] fine with giving you whatever.

[6:10] I just need to make sure it's not a grammar request, which is a simple one, so okay, anything

[6:18] else in the other public comment?

[6:25] Okay, then should we move on to you number one?

[6:29] Discuss approved and I proclaim, what is this that's ever to be so sick I prevent, and I'm

[6:35] month.

[6:39] So the

[6:45] Health Department group has asked that we declare next month suicide awareness

[6:50] month in a proclamation. Whereas the state of Utah has consistently been in the top

[6:58] states for suicide deaths since 2012.

[7:03] A proclamation by the mayor and city council of Cleveland,

[7:07] Utah for claiming September 2026 to be suicide prevention and awareness month.

[7:13] Whereas the state of Utah has consistently been in the top states for suicide deaths since

[7:18] 2012, currently 11th in the nation, versus 2025 reporting of 7th, and whereas carbon

[7:24] and marine grand counties often lead the state of Utah in suicide deaths for capita, and

[7:29] whereas people who lose their loved one do suicide are at a 30% higher risk of ending their

[7:34] lives by suicide as learned coping mechanism and learned behavior, and whereas the risk

[7:39] of suicide can be reduced through awareness, proper evidence-based training, including

[7:42] The second leading safe messaging, educational resources and treatment, and whereas according

[7:46] to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Statistics, suicide is the first leading cause

[7:51] of death amongst Utah's ages 15 to 24, second in 2025.

[7:56] The second leading cause of death amongst ages 25 to 34, no change, second for ages 35 to

[8:01] 44, no change, fourth for ages 45 to 44 with no change for this year, sixth for ages 55

[8:08] which has the highest rate of suicide, which is fourth in 2025, and 17th for ages 65 and older,

[8:16] which is 18th in 2025. Whereas, suicide has a ripple effect that affects everyone.

[8:22] Suicide is everyone's business. Talking about suicide does not plant the idea of self-harm,

[8:27] and suicide is one of the most preventable deaths that can be eradicated by, number one,

[8:32] learning the warning signs of depression and suicidal ideation, number two.

[8:35] knowing how and when to ask about one suicidal thoughts.

[8:38] Number three, being aware of life-saving measures

[8:40] such as safe storage of firearms and medications.

[8:43] And number four, familiarizing ourselves

[8:45] with the resource available locally

[8:47] such as four corners community behavioral health statewide

[8:50] such as live on Utah.

[8:52] And nationwide such as calling or texting 988,

[8:54] the suicide and crisis lifeline.

[8:56] Now therefore, I, Cleveland Town Mayor,

[8:58] Sean O'Horox on this 13th day of August, 2026,

[9:01] to hereby proclaim September 26th

[9:03] to be suicide prevention awareness.

[9:05] Okay, so we need a vote, or can I do a final?

[9:10] Reclamation, I don't want to.

[9:16] Senator, no.

[9:21] Okay, number two, discuss, accept, tonight, and Murdoch

[9:25] and residents on second, south, that passed 300 East.

[9:29] We'd like to speak about the curbing gutter

[9:31] that was recently surveyed for their straightened.

[9:39] Could you come forward?

[9:41] So when you guys are back there, it doesn't get on here,

[9:44] and I have a hard time hearing.

[9:44] The first thing I would like to know is why they want the sidewalk down there and what's

[9:51] the reason for it.

[9:52] And you said you talked to the special service district and what their reasoning is.

[9:57] Well, I didn't start it.

[9:58] So we know what we're dealing with because we don't know exactly what's going on except that

[10:03] they serve in instead they're going to think about doing the sidewalk and curb and cut her down that street.

[10:09] And we have lots of reasons why we don't want it.

[10:10] the question that was posed to me is just are they definitely going to do it? So I reached out to

[10:16] Jacob and he said, curb is planned on 200 south from 300 east to approximately 500 east it will

[10:24] probably be a month or two before contractors get there, but I still need to check on that.

[10:43] So there's

[10:45] And who requested what it was to reason for us?

[10:48] We have lots of reasons not to why.

[10:51] Did they want to sidewalk down there?

[10:52] What's the reason?

[10:53] Well, it just be the curb and gutter.

[10:55] It's not a sidewalk.

[10:56] So Cleveland would, we do the sidewalks.

[11:00] And we haven't budgeted it or had plans for a sidewalk.

[11:04] That's the supposed to service district

[11:05] doing the curb and gutter piece.

[11:08] We are not considering a sidewalk.

[11:10] We're not considering a sidewalk.

[11:12] It wasn't planned.

[11:12] Okay, so, okay, so why the, okay, we're a bit of a turner, and then you guys, everybody

[11:21] just have their own turn, right? Okay, so this is our, this is my complaint, is you don't

[11:28] have to tear down my chaining pants. Of course, my great mindset, take 10-year scroll.

[11:33] But it's a major, major project, and the guy that's surveyed even said it, it would

[11:40] be a horrible problem or so many things that they have to do. So on my property it's

[11:47] chain-in fence that they have to tank out and will they replace it. But they just tear

[11:53] out one side. There you go. I don't know. An auto on down there. It's a waste to me. It's

[11:59] a waste of money.

[12:04] Gina, so is this going from like your corner down that lane?

[12:16] Do you want me to show you on the map?

[12:19] No, it's okay.

[12:20] There's a lot.

[12:21] There it is.

[12:21] Where the light is and where the county light is.

[12:25] Nobody seems to know what we taught when my mom told you guys.

[12:31] Nobody knows what's going on here.

[12:32] You are the city we should know was my mom in your city, right?

[12:36] right. Who lost rights is? Who helps or there? Who's, who's saying that we want this? Where,

[12:43] where's it even? How do we talk to one? You have an echo. Why? So that's through the special

[12:48] service district, is that what the contract for the road? So, because when we did our list

[12:56] to them of areas in town that still needed sidewalks, they still don't even drain on it. Now the

[13:03] got the survey said it won't even drain right the way the property goes that

[13:06] have to build a little way up on my house to even get it to drain down it won't

[13:10] even drain right.

[13:12] So the survey just go through, they don't know their curves.

[13:18] They just do their things together and then we are the ones that go out and

[13:22] say where we want to say walks. So we don't tell them where to put curves.

[13:26] So yeah so can you guys say we don't as a city we don't want it we don't want it

[13:31] there but we don't want curbing in there. Can you do that? We can definitely talk to them.

[13:35] I'm actually touched and I see if I get a response right now.

[13:41] The rest of them don't want the rest of them to tell you what.

[13:46] The special service district? The water service district.

[13:51] I don't know why.

[14:14] So I guess for me the concerns I have is where they have this mark my secondary water connection

[14:23] where it comes up out of the ground and I connect everything. That's going to have to be cut.

[14:29] It's going to have to all be re-plummed. I sprinkle it. It's going to have to be moved.

[14:34] The fence on the south side of my pasture is all going to have to be taken out and re-done,

[14:40] re-filled and everything.

[14:44] Another concern I've got, I haven't measured it, but with them putting the,

[14:51] where the stakes have been put,

[14:53] but I'm not sure my front setback is not going to be enough to...

[15:02] May be it is, but it's, it's going to be close. Um, what is the ordinance? 30 feet from the, yeah, so from the property, there's got to be 30 feet back for the,

[15:24] The other thing there is the road is a higher elevation than the ground behind it except

[15:37] for my front door.

[15:40] So when I put it into me code I had to slow but a certain percentage and everything.

[15:44] I've got that sloped.

[15:46] Now the curve is going to have to be higher than that.

[15:49] I'm going to have to redo my creating and everything.

[15:55] Outside or away from the house, they're going to have to build that up enough

[16:01] to get the curb up, which is going to leave a rather large drop off behind the curb now.

[16:10] Instead of just rolling up,

[16:15] it's not in my view, it's not going to

[16:19] work very well to build that. Also when I was talking to Larry when he was down

[16:24] surveying it and he was saying for drainage purposes it's not even slope

[16:30] the right way. It's not going to drain correctly to move the water away like it

[16:34] needs to.

[16:49] For it is, I got 24 trees down there next to my pasture.

[17:00] How much is

[17:05] You're going to get all that.

[17:06] Who's going to pay to reveal the fans, or if the service district wipes it out, does the same thing.

[17:17] Do they pay you for the property that you're taking away also?

[17:23] No.

[17:24] No.

[17:24] Hopefully that's okay.

[17:25] And he told me that it could be up to 50 feet.

[17:29] 50 feet of my mom's property.

[17:30] I can't take it.

[17:32] I can't take it.

[17:32] Oh, I see.

[17:33] I can't take it.

[17:34] We just can't take it.

[17:36] Just take it.

[17:37] This has a good, but you can't have it.

[17:40] Okay.

[17:40] But they can take it without your permission.

[17:42] But if you look at the way they did the role.

[17:46] Okay, first of all, it's not a straight role.

[17:49] So that's what they're saying is that they want to take the main role and continue it straight,

[17:55] which takes out everybody's property.

[17:59] And they could take out to make that world straight, a straight away, it would take out 50 feet.

[18:07] They could take that much to make it all straight.

[18:10] You won't be able to see it. That's what this is for.

[18:13] So that's, I mean, that actually puts it to buy super house.

[18:20] Pretty close to your house.

[18:21] and on the beach, you'd be on the lookout.

[18:24] Yeah.

[18:25] Because ours is a pretty limited.

[18:27] I mean, that's kind of a big deal.

[18:29] Let's go down and look at it and see how that road is planned.

[18:32] Because they've already got the one on the corner and they have it to the corner and turn.

[18:38] But it doesn't match up on the road.

[18:41] And she's already on the lookout.

[18:42] It's Mary's canvas.

[18:44] Also the trees that are in our property

[18:48] That provides shade for our animals, and so we're even going to go to shed for my sheet now because that shade is gone.

[18:59] The biggest thing is, we're on the corner, it's all surveyed and it goes down, but right then on my property it takes a big jump.

[19:10] Like a sweater too, it stands and goes right into my stance, but everything else.

[19:16] You'll just have to go down and take a look at it because it goes up.

[19:20] And then the stakes do go down.

[19:22] It goes up.

[19:23] Yeah, it goes up.

[19:23] It goes up.

[19:24] Yeah, it goes up.

[19:24] It goes up.

[19:25] Yeah, it goes up.

[19:25] By the right stakes going to be pertinent.

[19:27] Well, that's what I'm saying.

[19:29] That's where they're going to be pertinent.

[19:31] They already serve it, yes, for the outside of it.

[19:36] My mind is where it's got to go.

[19:39] So, let that on that.

[19:50] I'm going to put the stake on the south side of the fence, but the information on the stake

[19:59] will show that the actual dirt used to be north of the fence, and he told me on yours, he was going to do the same thing.

[20:10] He said it's going to have to be tore out and that whole fence is going to have to be moved north.

[20:15] He told me he was going to just stop right around the post.

[20:19] He was aware of all of the post of these stops, but here's where he was going to go survey it.

[20:26] He told me that his orders were to survey from 300 East clear news studios.

[20:40] So what can the City Council do for it?

[20:46] No, I have a meeting on this one.

[20:51] Next week.

[20:53] So next Thursday, I sit on the board of the special service district.

[20:58] I took a note of all your concerns.

[21:00] I'll sit down with them and have that conversation.

[21:05] I'll tell them all your concerns.

[21:07] Are you able to decide anything?

[21:16] Are you able to say we've decided we really don't think it's necessary we don't want it

[21:21] and we don't want it.

[21:23] Can you do that?

[21:24] If you decide that?

[21:25] Or you just go to them and say, how long have these people been planning?

[21:30] And we did give it to you because of that meeting and promise that you would come up and talk to us before it happened.

[21:37] No, somebody was dating Elaine Connery before.

[21:40] You can't, it's our bad thing.

[21:42] We're talking about a different kind of model.

[21:45] Yes.

[21:46] You just represent Cleveland Town right now.

[21:49] So, my question is, would you represent Cleveland Town?

[21:54] So my question is, can you or are you able to form a opinion and give your opinion because

[22:01] you're the city, deciding if you want to put in the curb gutter or not.

[22:08] I don't know, I don't know what you decide, but because of our concerns, are you just going

[22:13] to say, will these people in the neighborhood play what, what will you do, can you help us?

[22:18] Can you help us?

[22:20] Will you help us?

[22:21] Will you?

[22:21] I don't know if we have power, but is it only marriage or can other people from the

[22:28] community come to that meeting?

[22:32] Anyone could go to that meeting.

[22:34] They all have.

[22:37] So we need to build that meeting too?

[22:39] Yes, they have public comments on that meeting too.

[22:43] So you can call the special service district and ask to be put on that agenda.

[22:48] for next Thursday.

[22:50] Thursday of it's 20th at...

[22:55] I believe it's at 7.

[22:59] You said you're on the board?

[23:02] Have the service district?

[23:03] The mayor is all kind and the mayor is the mayor.

[23:06] So it's at 7 o'clock.

[23:08] Here?

[23:09] No, it's in Castelldale.

[23:17] So if they put the curbing gunner in,

[23:20] what are they going to be doing

[23:22] with our fences, wall or animals are still in our pasture.

[23:26] Are we going to have to just rain all the moth while they're doing it for three weeks?

[23:31] I don't really believe that.

[23:34] Well, he worked for construction and they took forever.

[23:39] Well, I think we did.

[23:41] Well, it's not people all along.

[23:44] You're going to have to cry.

[23:52] So even if it's longer, we don't have a place to live or we don't have a place to live, so it's kind of where are we going to do?

[24:06] That's a good point. What I'm wondering is how, after we get...

[24:09] Because even local has a lot of goats too.

[24:12] But are you willing to fight for the, for your city people?

[24:16] Yeah, because there's nobody on that street that wants it, right?

[24:52] No, no, no, no, no, I'm not going to back for you guys to represent this

[24:57] So that's the sense of say what I'm, my mind's thinking is I'm like, I don't know if it with Jacob, like I need to talk to him, like if they decided, like I don't know why they're coming to play how they decided that that was around this deal. I don't have that piece of a puzzle, but I am willing to go and represent my town and what I want.

[25:19] I have the lesson I'm willing to represent you guys sitting on the board saying as a representative of Cleveland, this is what the people that live on that street is telling me what they want.

[25:40] We don't want to spend the money to put the shirt we got it out there, so we don't take it for that burden ground.

[25:51] But we're not paying out of our budget.

[26:34] And if I can pay attention to the library, there's my whole life and it's not in the line.

[26:38] Showing the town how to save and shoot.

[26:42] Talking mercilessly, we're going to take it to that.

[26:44] And you guys are welcome as well to attend that meeting.

[26:48] It is a public meeting here.

[26:50] So we're also going to have a special service in St. John.

[26:54] We're going to attend that meeting.

[26:55] And go to meet.

[26:56] You are welcome.

[26:57] Or you can take it over the phone for a part of our concert.

[27:01] Or you could go and be during the public comment.

[27:03] Can you see that there's maybe a 20-inch Casabell?

[27:06] It's a set on a clock.

[27:08] We're at Casabell, just the...

[27:09] It's right across me.

[27:11] I'm trying to make sure to pass from the old courthouse.

[27:16] It has a...

[27:17] They have a brick thing in front of it.

[27:21] That's a special service.

[27:22] Half of the building is Casabell City.

[27:25] And the south half is CVS-SD.

[27:28] I don't know.

[27:29] I know.

[27:30] Are we

[27:35] done?

[27:36] All right, number three.

[27:43] Discuss the proofs and I email from Ashley Prudet Request for Maritorium on data and

[27:49] AI centers.

[27:51] Do you see here?

[27:53] No, I just haven't emailed.

[27:55] Did all of the council receive one?

[27:57] I received one and later received one.

[27:58] Read data.

[27:59] I want to disable that so we get more information.

[28:02] I don't even know.

[28:03] I'm sorry.

[28:03] I can't.

[28:04] I can't.

[28:05] I can't.

[28:05] The more someone sent an email, actually through it, requesting a moratorium on a data

[28:11] and AA centers.

[28:13] She has won an 180 day moratorium on any data centers that come in, for them to do research

[28:23] or do you have that letter on data centers.

[28:27] Well, there's nothing that I'm aware of, the data center coming to Cleveland, City, London.

[28:35] And so it was a personal email to the town so you can if you do a grammar request I can read it

[28:48] um dare remember it because it has her you can't get a copy you just have to fill out a graph

[28:55] Because it has her personal information on I have to redact before I can give it out.

[28:59] Yes.

[29:03] So dear members of the Planning and Zoning Commission and Town Councils, I'm writing to you as a resident and recounting to formally request that Cleveland,

[29:12] City and Acts and immediate 180-day temporary moratorium on acceptance, processing and approval of any applications permits or rezoning requests related to commercial data centers

[29:24] and Artificial Intelligence Infrastructure.

[29:28] Our current zoning ordinance were not designed for the unprecedented scale of the modern technology

[29:35] boom.

[29:36] We have already seen developers shift their plans locally for ant-sense valor atomic,

[29:42] recently adjusted its direction to pursue data centers infrastructure here.

[29:47] Nationally, companies are actively leveraging loopholes, such as converting approved solar

[29:53] fields and to high-density computing hubs to bypass local menace football

[29:59] over.

[30:00] With the update of zoning guidelines, our county is vulnerable to rapid and regulated data

[30:06] set our development that could drastically alter our community before we have a say. If we do

[30:11] not make zoning a priority, we're opening the gates to any data center looking for a place

[30:17] to build. A 188 temporary moratorium is responsible proactive measure that will give the commission

[30:26] and accounting staff the necessary time

[30:28] to accomplish the following.

[30:30] Established clear definitions create specific

[30:34] modern zoning definitions for data centers

[30:37] and AI infrastructure to ensure light industrial

[30:40] or energy generation permits cannot be quietly converted

[30:44] into heavy use computing hubs.

[30:47] Study environmental heat waste research

[30:49] the ecological impact of industry waste tea,

[30:53] data centers expel massive amounts

[30:55] of thermal energy, 24-7, which can create localized heat islands,

[31:00] accelerate the drain of surrounding soil and vegetation,

[31:03] impact local agriculture, and alter microclamates.

[31:08] We already experienced significant ambient heat waste in our region

[31:12] and we cannot afford to introduce more.

[31:15] Access infrastructure, strain, and continuous noise elevate how the

[31:20] facilities, impacts, or local electrical grid capacities,

[31:24] When massive technology infrastructure hook up to our local grid, it risks driving up

[31:30] consumer utility prices for everyday residents.

[31:33] Furthermore, the county must establish strict disciple limits on the continuous industrial

[31:39] cooling fans required to exhaust this extreme heat.

[31:43] We need updated noise and ordinance to explicitly measure and restrict emissions in both the

[31:49] standard, DBA, and low-frequency DBC skills.

[31:54] Audit water shares requests and agricultural impacts,

[31:59] conduct an independent economic and resource study to determine

[32:04] how massive water allocations to a single corporate entity

[32:07] impact local agricultural survival, residential utility rates

[32:13] and future municipal growth.

[32:15] For example, if developers pipe local canals

[32:18] but use all the water they save from ground sea beach, the resulting loss of the soil

[32:22] moisture, moisture will cause surrounding vegetation to die and local wildlife to

[32:28] suffer.

[32:29] And for what?

[32:30] We must ensure our vital water resources are protected for our people rather than being

[32:35] exhausted by thirsty IA centers or hoarded as corporate capital gain.

[32:40] Investigate deep aquifer and braining water extraction and evaluate the long-term hydrological

[32:49] impact of developers drilling into deep underground aquifers to extract brainy and salt water.

[32:56] The county needs independent engineer studies to ensure that massive deep well pumping will

[33:02] not deplete deep aquifers, alter, sedtering pressures or cool down and contaminate our shallow

[33:09] fresh water tables and create strong safeguards forming way,

[33:14] exploits zoning amendments, straight setback requirements and

[33:19] conditional use standards that protect Emory County's

[33:22] historical character in the overall quality of life for its

[33:26] residents. We met with Valor, but when we're unable to answer

[33:31] questions about data centers, the notice that nobody

[33:35] including them really knows all the risks that come with the technology. We

[33:40] feel this moratorium is an important next step for our community. My team and I

[33:46] are highly invested in this issue and are ready to help research data center

[33:51] risks alongside local officials to assure our community has all the facts. We must

[33:57] proactively close this regulatory gaps and fully comprehend these severe

[34:03] environmental and hydrological impacts before developers commit our county to binding arguments

[34:09] without proper guidelines. I urge the Planning and Zoning Commission to recommand, sorry, to

[34:18] recommand this critical 180 day pause immediately. I have already sent this to the county to predict

[34:25] county line. However, I'm sending the same communication to every city council and planning body

[34:32] with Emory County so that we can act collectively to protect our region today and avoid irreversible

[34:40] regrets later.

[35:05] So can we table that one so we research that further?

[35:15] Okay.

[35:16] All

[35:22] right. Number four, discuss approved and I sidewalk projects. So this one we're just looking for input on areas for sidewalks, not curb and gutter that need to be presented that we need to look at.

[35:39] That sidewalk below the stores you did down, I think that's one where it's all went up that we need to look at.

[35:45] one hundred east and me. Any other areas?

[35:59] Oh yeah, right here.

[36:05] The only sidewalk available to put in is on 300 north.

[36:10] can they? That's the only one that comes from homes is the neat place where you could put

[36:17] his knife on. And I just like how the brook fell on. Yeah.

[36:24] I need to do a trip around.

[36:29] Okay. Okay. Which side of the street are you talking about below the store? The south side.

[36:36] The kind of phone. The north side? I was thinking the north side. I'm talking about the south side

[36:43] and because the curb comes around the telephone pole,

[36:46] it does give you stuff,

[36:47] and then you can only resize there's an issue.

[36:49] Or it turns, and then across the field

[36:54] on the north side, it means a little fixing.

[36:59] So north and south, the sides.

[37:03] Okay, we already discussed that one.

[37:06] Is that the one that I had non-companements?

[37:12] Is that the only one?

[37:12] I just wanna go to her.

[37:22] I really know about that one.

[37:24] She's fixing her.

[37:36] Number 6, just guest Clevone Days and set 20, 27 dates.

[37:44] I didn't hear you guys approve this one.

[37:49] He was, he wasn't, he was.

[37:51] He wasn't coming.

[37:51] I'm going to get passed.

[37:53] Okay.

[37:53] I'm just begging you to be done before.

[37:55] Yeah.

[37:56] So

[38:02] you technically can start many then.

[38:04] We skipped that if there's not, there wasn't enough people here to prove that.

[38:10] You can't, if you can't vote on it.

[38:13] You say that for the next meeting.

[38:21] Okay.

[38:22] Discuss Cleveland days and sets 20, 27 days.

[38:29] Okay, 24.

[38:30] So I'm excited to be next here.

[38:33] So do you want the 22nd, 25th and 24th?

[38:36] The week after will be the fair.

[38:39] The fair is always the week after us.

[38:44] 24th actually hits on a Saturday?

[38:46] Yeah.

[38:46] We want those dates, the 27th and the 3rd and 24th.

[38:52] 23rd and 24th would be good.

[39:03] Do we need to watch the Thursdays, sir?

[39:05] So, what is it?

[39:07] 20 seconds.

[39:09] 23rd and 24th.

[39:16] Okay.

[39:17] We need to move out of the room.

[39:20] I don't know.

[39:23] Just need to stay here.

[39:26] Okay, I have a second bell favor.

[39:29] Listen.

[39:30] Yeah.

[39:31] All right.

[39:36] Number seven.

[39:36] Discuss the truth, didn't I?

[39:41] Discuss approved and I have an council member at the ULCT conference at October 27th and 28th and

[39:50] Salt Lake City. Possible scholarships are available. So basically it says all local officials elected or

[39:58] appointed leaders or staff of your local participating municipalities in 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th class.

[40:06] Unless the Utah League of Cities and Towns,

[40:09] yes, their conference is the 27th and 28th in October.

[40:14] So I'm excited if you are interested, you should be

[40:18] psyched now, and then if they're committed,

[40:21] then we can send in and get a scholarship.

[40:24] Like a motion, if we can obtain a scholarship,

[40:28] but we would send people based on the availability

[40:32] of the scholarship, so it doesn't create

[40:34] But I find out it's a burden on the town, but if there's a scholarship, let's see,

[40:48] maybe

[40:49] we'll get one person with one scholarship, though.

[40:53] See, then somebody who can commit, they will pay two nights at a hotel, get some more

[40:59] of a reimbursement and travel mileage, but they won't reimburse over $1,500 per

[41:05] there are flag catered meals. I think if anyone wants to attend it to let you know we'll

[41:12] thank for this scholarship and if we can get a scholarship and they make a little

[41:19] also that we approve that first but we're not telling them any of the first.

[41:28] Okay,

[41:29] I need a second. Okay, all favor?

[41:34] Okay, moving on, approve, bills and city financials

[41:39] for payment. Another silly question, sorry. I didn't hear you guys discuss item number five

[41:45] the agenda? Well, I thought we'd cover that. That was the only. We didn't just get

[41:52] ordinance, not the money, we just didn't discuss the water issues. I think you discussed

[41:57] my water issues, yeah. The same here talking, it sounds like that people may have some issues as

[42:03] well. I don't have an issue, I just got a letter. I'm going to put it in these tractors.

[42:19] It's on there to address if there's any available, if there's any at the time, there's no

[42:23] others at the time because we already talked about yours.

[42:27] So it's on there, so if there's anything that comes up that we need to discuss.

[42:32] So I understand you, correct?

[42:36] Discuss approved, spashed, denied, non-compliance ordinance, so what's the ordinance?

[42:43] And we don't have any.

[42:44] It's like a standing item on the agenda if there's non-compliance issues that we need

[42:50] to discuss.

[42:51] There is a...

[42:52] Right.

[42:53] Sheds that need to be moved.

[42:54] Yes.

[42:54] They're not in compliance.

[42:56] So what do sheds have to do with large issues?

[42:59] Nothing.

[43:00] There are two separate things.

[43:01] That's why it says not compliant ordinances and water issues and the water issues was yours

[43:15] that we talked about before we got to that item number and there's nothing for compliance

[43:22] issues to talk about.

[43:24] It's always there to discuss if something has come up.

[43:28] okay I

[43:37] approve bills and city financials for payment I will make a motion to

[43:43] approve the town skills yes yes okay all right council reports we

[44:00] had our

[44:00] EMS meeting we had EMS training here last night a free class lots of people

[44:07] Well, it's ended. It went well. And then I had my special service district meeting

[44:12] at next Thursday, so I don't have anything to report on that.

[44:20] I'm planning on zoning was canceled because there's only one agenda. I'm the person was

[44:28] not able to make it.

[44:32] Did you have any minutes? I did. So I sent this to the town just for

[44:39] example but I found it's a round a cord around the covers cords because up at

[44:47] Cleveland days with those extension cords we duct tape them down but these are

[44:53] bright yellow so I feel like they would be a better option for next year to cover

[45:18] Okay, can we go back now that we have a quorum and approved July minutes?

[45:33] Everybody have a chance

[45:51] Yeah, I don't know who's walking across from the store oh, I know I know

[46:03] And that's these cars and kids flying by.

[46:08] They haven't sent anything to me.

[46:09] Do you think it's hard to paint?

[46:11] Somebody in the state.

[46:13] I don't know either.

[46:14] Do we know who's doing that?

[46:15] Did they take out the...

[46:18] You don't have one crosswalk down there.

[46:21] They're supposed to be painted.

[46:23] They have to be placed.

[46:24] All four, I don't care.

[46:25] They're going to write.

[46:26] No, we do not.

[46:27] Because they're like...

[46:28] You have a left turn and you have a straight.

[46:30] Yeah, you don't have a right for that more.

[46:33] I need that help to slow them down instead of flying over the hill.

[46:37] Oh, me?

[46:38] Yeah.

[46:39] One of the guys I was talking to, they was putting little things out.

[46:44] He said that what they did was they moved the turning lane over for the trucks, the semi-trucks,

[46:48] so they have more room to turn.

[46:50] So that's why it's beefy over here, where it goes up.

[46:53] Is that the contact first there?

[46:56] What's the rules that we should ask them about that press book?

[47:00] I'm going to find out for no Jacob Wragg's through now.

[47:06] Coming in.

[47:07] Yeah.

[47:10] Yeah.

[47:11] Wragg was in a baby sit in the white constant Jacob Wragg's.

[47:20] They don't need to do something.

[47:24] So slow down.

[47:26] that we'll probably have to ask the state about since it's the state highway, but we need

[47:31] to contact to ask them about getting the sidewalks cleaners.

[47:36] What's the school campus course next?

[47:37] Crosswalks next week Wednesday.

[47:39] Yeah, crosswalks.

[47:40] Next week Wednesday.

[47:42] And if we can put up a sign, no drape breaks.

[47:48] You

[47:52] can hear it because I don't know how it's going to work, excuse me, but I have a conclusion, so my hair is fine.

[47:58] Here you sit. This thing is a bit nice.

[48:00] I get

[48:12] my shoes in there.

[48:25] Okay, number 10. We're going to move on to a jar.

[48:28] Mayor, before you do that, I was going to ask a question after the meeting.

[48:32] But I didn't realize that there was kind of the standing agenda of non-compliance and

[48:38] ordinances, can we sort of back to that real quick, or would it be better to talk back to me?

[48:44] No, I don't want to hear it.

[48:46] I don't want to hear it.

[48:52] So on the issue of the shed that we've been dealing with,

[48:56] it's an appear that anything has happened with that.

[49:01] and I don't know if you as the enforcement agency or a body for the city if you

[49:08] want to pursue that further still or if you want me to just drop.

[49:21] No it's

[49:22] still just a couple feet off sidewalks or off the driveway still.

[49:32] The last time

[49:43] So I'm going to try and move it.

[49:45] Yes.

[49:46] Is one of it clear?

[49:47] Yes.

[49:48] So he...

[49:49] And I haven't moved.

[49:49] So they came to Plankton-Zone.

[49:51] That's what I was going to ask.

[49:53] We let them know here's what the ordinance is.

[49:57] We talked through that clear-line site ordinance with them.

[50:05] Let them know how far it needed to be moved and nothing's happened.

[50:12] That's the last they heard is they've been invited to plan on something.

[50:16] Yeah, so they did come.

[50:17] Okay.

[50:18] Yeah, they did come.

[50:19] We did explain your notes to them.

[50:22] Okay.

[50:22] Did they do anything?

[50:26] Yes.

[50:27] Okay.

[50:28] Yes.

[50:28] Senior July.

[50:53] We need to reach out to him and see why nothing's been done and then if it's not going

[50:59] to be done we're going to have to move forward like we did with that and he

[51:06] has to move

[51:07] how many feet? You know? So the clear light of sight is 25 feet from the driveway, intersection

[51:18] with the driveway there.

[51:39] We have to physically go out in the air so we know how hard

[51:43] we're. How many letters does that sound? Two that I love.

[51:53] Do you remember on the last

[51:54] There's like, there's like three strikes here out of the concept, they'd turn me like what was the,

[52:00] what we had to deal with that before, because they were not here.

[52:03] We had a couple years and a few mayors.

[52:17] So if I may comment on that,

[52:21] at one of the trainings in Nancy and I went to,

[52:25] I can't remember, I never remember the agency name.

[52:28] Did that thing go over the phone?

[52:29] I was like, sort of, or something like that.

[52:32] I never remember what that stands for.

[52:34] About the Eastern Region of Development Agency.

[52:36] Okay, that's right, yeah.

[52:38] So, at that, there were some things brought up after the meeting on enforcement.

[52:45] And I talked with the individual that was there.

[52:49] He works for a price city and handles enforcement for them all the time.

[52:53] with it Todd yes and he says he never has to contact their attorney they've

[53:01] already contacted them the attorney has given him the letter he sends that

[53:05] out if the issue isn't fixed within the time frame set in his letter he has

[53:13] the sheriff's office deliverer I can never remember what's called the

[53:18] something. Essentially, they deliver it to them and they can deal with it through the

[53:24] court system that way. I have to find my notes on it and see. I can call him.

[53:34] Yeah, I thought it's who I was talking to, I was talking to my partner.

[53:38] Yes, two. But he didn't specifically tell me that he never has to talk to me.

[53:50] Yeah, and

[53:53] I'll see if I'll share that form later.

[53:57] I don't know all the ins and outs of it.

[54:00] Haven't dealt with it from a city perspective that way,

[54:02] but just from what he was talking to me about it,

[54:04] it seems like it's not a hard process.

[54:08] And were you able to develop policy for towns

[54:11] that I'll see if that was a policy

[54:13] that needs to be implemented for us to go that route?

[54:17] But y'all let me reach out to Tom.

[54:19] Okay.

[54:19] No,

[54:29] that's what we're going to do.

[54:32] Hey,

[54:38] now do I have a more sex witcher?

[54:44] A second.

[54:47] In favor?

[54:48] Yes, yes.

Cleveland Town Council Meeting Recorded Minutes 8/13/2026

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