[0:02] So we have committee board projects updates. I would say for me, there's a couple of things happening around town. We kicked around this morning at the permanent meeting, having a little, maybe doing a survey to find out if people are for or against getting rid of the planters on an item. We'll continue for a certain time.

[0:23] What else is happening? Thanks to the electricians for Friday night. I think they wrap up the day at three in the morning. So make sure that we were telling them. Thank you. Thank you.

[0:32] when you see them.

[0:33] Changer Museum had a great run in New York.

[0:36] If anyone was unaware of what happened at the library,

[0:41] there's a gentleman by the name of Matt Barnett,

[0:43] who is an ambassador for young people's literature

[0:47] from the National Library of Congress.

[0:51] That every year they visit a few locations.

[0:55] They have 500 applications, and they only

[0:58] chose five places to visit.

[1:01] and Cody was one of them and you kind of they go well you know the big deal but

[1:06] these were the other, these were the other four. Janu, Tennessee, Barbar remain,

[1:12] the Luke, Minnesota, often you talk and Cody what I mean. And the guy grew up

[1:17] up listening and when he was hilarious he took you know did one of his own books so

[1:22] we had a public meeting, I'm gonna mention this because that was a huge accomplishment

[1:27] It's been part of our library here at schools.

[1:29] That was a temporary discussion.

[1:31] Here's a huge, yep, here's all four of them.

[1:35] Oh my goodness, we have four of them.

[1:49] Citizens of Canada's kicked off with things,

[1:51] well,

[2:46] four of them up there to need it.

[2:47] Go ahead.

[2:48] So we added four of them in the handicap.

[2:50] They've already put in the pedestals for the vegans.

[2:53] They're four of them in the handicap rams

[2:54] and curb this week and maybe next week,

[2:57] and then they're pulling out until they can get the holes

[3:00] and the boxes and everything.

[3:01] so it'll be months after that. So if I end the next week, that stuff should be pulled out.

[3:06] It's fine.

[3:07] They're moving fast.

[3:08] And I heard you had to get the polls different.

[3:11] Yeah, a couple months before.

[3:15] And although we're in your complete, the post office, you know, the table.

[3:20] The table.

[3:20] I agree with it.

[3:22] You should be able to do it.

[3:23] Although they still have work on it.

[3:25] So we're not going to put it down there.

[3:26] We're not going to do small courts next week.

[3:28] That's

[3:31] going to be sure.

[3:32] The

[3:52] entire deal will be done within a week.

[3:59] We have

[4:04] reports on the CY Air Board and a couple of things we put to bed.

[4:08] The Chicago flight was $192,000 of our minimum revenue guarantee that had to be paid.

[4:15] It has been paid and thank you to the citizens of Cody for contributing to that.

[4:20] So that's good.

[4:21] What we wanted to do was demonstrate that that was a success.

[4:24] And I can tell you that the seat average was about 72%, which is really pretty good.

[4:31] And what is most interesting is, it was full of flying out to Chicago, the people flying in, which is kind of off.

[4:38] So that was a good thing.

[4:40] We're able to perhaps utilize that for the next MRG, which will be more likely than not Salt Lake City.

[4:48] The mayor's going to go down in November of December, I don't know if they've talked to you yet.

[5:01] We have some things in the works to indicate what it's going to cost us to have some things

[5:08] like them in.

[5:09] The preliminary numbers are about a million dollars for the MRG.

[5:14] We're working with the state aeronautics board for grants that will help us be able to find

[5:18] that.

[5:18] So, you know, everybody has to have a little scale to gain, but that number is that Coney is going to have to give up and not quite certain yet.

[5:26] But we have a couple of ways we're going to try to attack that, so we're really putting a lot of effort.

[5:33] I can tell you that the PCTC is really looking at helping us largely and not as well with their funding, so that'll be really good.

[5:42] It will be a guess of one.

[5:44] And then the second way, the Park County Animal Shelter,

[5:48] it's not an official board that I have been on the board

[5:51] now for since January, I don't know, it's that much.

[5:55] But we're having our biggest fundraiser next month,

[5:58] I believe on the 17th.

[6:00] It's called Bite Night.

[6:02] Where vendors come in and you sample all the wearers

[6:04] from the vendors in the region.

[6:06] And we will ask all those proceeds that's not

[6:08] project to go to the housing of the animals in the shelter and providing adoption and

[6:15] accesses and all that stuff. So that's really good. The Chamber of Commerce, lastly, we

[6:21] did have that big park sale. Run, we couldn't go out, just went on. We did lose $1, but

[6:27] it happened out. I think the mayor was there for that due to unperceived natural causes.

[6:33] But my understanding is it raised over a million dollars today for the centers. So that's

[6:38] really pretty cool. And hats go off to all the people who work hard on that. And

[6:42] anybody that might have purchased artwork, more power to you and keep

[6:47] versus artwork. But it's a really a pretty big deal. I think there's a

[6:51] trying to expand it. If you guys can remember the old days, they used to use blocks

[6:55] of sharing out and new to have fashion shows, not lack of stuff. So I think they're

[7:00] looking to be expanding out a little bit. But what I can tell you is it's been a

[7:04] great success, again, for another year.

[7:06] So that's off to all the employees with City of Coney

[7:10] from a fantastic job and gifted set up.

[7:13] And to the Chamber of Commerce and all those members,

[7:16] and pretty good show.

[7:17] It's pretty awesome.

[7:20] Very good.

[7:21] I agree.

[7:22] That's a good week.

[7:23] It was a busy town.

[7:24] Anybody, anything else?

[7:26] Anyone?

[7:28] Kind of the most classic sighting update

[7:30] is that we have a just about final version of the Signals in your own.

[7:36] So in, it won't rotate for me.

[7:40] But it's-

[8:02] Number six will do it for you, right?

[8:04] That's a good one.

[8:05] I actually have a lot of time.

[8:06] God, I feel like that.

[8:08] I like that a lot.

[8:09] I mean, but-

[8:12] We're going to play a little

[9:47] more project that day.

[9:48] Thank you.

[9:49] Good.

[9:50] We do a recent three tomorrow.

[9:52] After president, yourself, Kelly and I are going to be attending.

[9:56] and that's over in Gensley.

[9:58] Then we have the laterally view of the special purpose

[10:03] excite tax with the joint one, the joint presentation

[10:07] at the library with Cody, Kyle, and the T.C.

[10:12] all the press.

[10:13] So we can confirm that they're going to be there.

[10:15] We're going to go through this back an hour long.

[10:17] And then we do the presentations at the auditorium coming up,

[10:21] the October 8th, 13th, 28th, and then

[10:24] on top of lunch and with the change report that will be presented, the change will be presented.

[10:30] So we presented the, well we were at the senior center, that was a really good one.

[10:36] So, and then of course we're coding today and we have made legislative, there are a lot.

[10:43] I sent out to counsel the updated current legislation that's on the list now.

[10:49] I'll get that to you as we get those and they get updated just because they move and they

[10:54] and there's a lot of new stuff, which is kind of something we'll die, something we'll get in the nature.

[11:04] We'll see what happens, but in our communities it'll be a lot.

[11:08] And then people are born this week, this week.

[11:16] Anybody else?

[11:23] Anxation and zoning designation for bunch of fine delos, we get the most used corner,

[11:48] and the board did make a recommendation to have a part of it as a R2 zone and a D3 zone.

[11:59] And we are still, yes, famous last day to accept neighborhood responses.

[12:05] As of today we have received, there was a 54 properties and 53 owners and then that notices sent out.

[12:18] We have so far nine objections and yesterday was the last day for responses.

[12:23] We have three no objections.

[12:25] One was either they only gave us comments and then three objections from someone not within the three hundred feet.

[12:32] of the location area.

[12:39] I do have code shots here for the, who's here on behalf of

[12:44] here are Williams, who's the manager of edges of mine. They did submit a petition

[12:49] for the annexation to the city of Cody for the 76.78 acre property. The city clerk has certified their

[12:59] in addition, the Prime Minister's only more reviewed the request for their resumption of

[13:04] designation at their 7th, 7th, 7th, 17th, 20th, 26th regular meetings, and recommended

[13:09] A-973 and R-2 instead of the applicant's proposal of a D-3 of the entire, and the public hearing

[13:19] has been advertised and will be held at the next council meeting in October 6th.

[13:24] we will have all that information in your packets as we continue to gather responses from the neighbors.

[13:32] And we'll kind of be back to be here from this suggestion to go on to you.

[13:38] It is they heard in a direction to having a commercial zoning up against a residential neighborhood designated

[14:01] as

[14:04] well.

[14:04] so they don't have to fill

[14:16] the more half of the property should be zoned.

[14:19] They're going to R1 or R2 since the property has a single family home,

[14:52] R2.

[14:53] So you got that, you're right.

[14:55] Mayor, Portie South, Adrian, Associates.

[14:58] Like you kind of said, there's the map.

[15:00] City of Coa, and this was one of the areas in the master's climate to be, for City of Coa to extend. I've been back and forth with the developer on it. He is actually out of the country. But he does not want to change anything but something in the community. So things that the group has seen.

[15:31] So he could do this in the county like you kind of said it's some commercial right now I could do the county.

[15:36] You just have to do well with the septic system.

[15:38] So that's why he wanted to come to the city first.

[15:42] Yeah, he knows that, yeah, the neighborhood doesn't want to have a commercial back against it.

[15:47] He doesn't know, he doesn't want to sell just one big chunk.

[15:50] He wants to break it up to sell some, he said that the building developed it all up, so.

[15:54] But he wants to give an opportunity for someone else that's going to be developing.

[15:59] You know, there's street cuts already here, there's already street cut here, you know,

[16:03] and the whiteouts over here on this side, so kind of you can figure out how else to get it.

[16:10] So what I looked at is I looked at where the houses are compared to, you know, there's

[16:15] a rate of 20-foot alley and then the alley is another 15-foot-back.

[16:18] Of course, you have to do advanced and everything else on this side of the Stoke and Marshall.

[16:23] The other complaint was over here on the corner drive.

[16:25] The corner drive, there's a 30-foot access public, by the way, and then closest house to another

[16:31] six, another one, 60-something, 40 feet from there.

[16:34] So the developer says he wants to do it all commercial right now, he's been pushed from previous administration from the city

[16:41] We're trying to do it as commercial

[16:44] If you guys are going to vote to split it half and half like they did will have a planning zoning group

[16:50] They want to stop it here or it was here and then this is a link commercial up front here in the rest of the

[16:56] Residential it doesn't wait

[16:58] the city council

[17:00] Electra voted and he's probably not

[17:04] That was the first of all, if there's any opportunity,

[17:07] I'm gonna say even staff far, I can't just put a relative

[17:10] of houses and then the rest of the commercial.

[17:13] Or, you know, like you're saying,

[17:15] you can build a commercial but it's currently

[17:16] where you can build a commercial.

[17:19] It's already, it's already been a commercial way.

[17:21] So when these people came built over here,

[17:24] and purchased over here, they were already on notice

[17:27] that the county had this commercial.

[17:29] Yes, yeah, it was that way.

[17:34] Yeah, what happened?

[17:35] Okay,

[17:45] there's a little hole in the barrel and then here's the hole in the property of it.

[17:48] Yes,

[17:50] there's a hole.

[17:51] You

[18:01] can know the hole right here.

[18:03] You can

[19:03] come down this way.

[19:05] And now we get here.

[19:08] So, okay.

[19:09] So the concern is to increase traffic to make none of the hoopla.

[19:12] In order to develop, as we did in the north,

[19:16] this is the technique to enhance the developer has to pay for all of this sewer water being come on.

[19:23] Everything from here is all for the developer.

[19:25] And to talk about sewer, there was a discussion about having sewer go this way and now,

[19:30] well, then that never happened, right?

[19:31] So what he's looking at, just like, um, Bloomberg is, sewer is going to be this way.

[19:35] It won't go over here to get the sewer to go back down to the rooms there.

[19:39] And then it'll go over at this point time, it's planning to sell us and find it on on this.

[19:44] So it won't go over here, so it's also not going to have to do with whatever they move on.

[19:48] Or he doesn't want to be used to tell

[19:51] me he said, well, I'll give it a reach out there.

[19:53] The first time in a while, I'll answer something else like that, but he doesn't know what that means.

[19:56] I think he's, you know, I'll think he's,

[20:03] you know, I'll think he's, you know, he's good to ask him to the city, but as he gets settled.

[20:16] Well, we've heard from everybody talking, it's easier to go from Marshall back to residential than it is, to have residential and someone else wants to come in and put a big, you know,

[20:25] no more, no more or something there, and then he has to go the other way.

[20:28] I think how sad.

[20:33] I think he's right because remember we dealt with his own change on up here on

[20:40] Cooper Lane at one point yeah and then we did a different thing right so I

[20:47] think that you're accurate when you say they'd be more concerned going from an

[20:59] I would think that the citizens that I have chatted with in this area would have that concern.

[21:05] And I would like to give you a hand in your concern.

[21:10] Not so much about

[21:14] the development.

[21:25] But the message to the citizens would be the city has the capability of delivering water sewer or whatever it is that's been developed.

[21:33] So the thing is, the citizens won't have anything to worry about.

[21:37] That's why I think we don't put that in first.

[21:39] And the traffic concern I think could be adjusted to make Tony to take a look at that.

[21:43] It's really important.

[21:45] In terms of the impacts a lot, it's going to be a high impact.

[21:48] But yes, now this turns into a lot to how it is in yesterday.

[21:51] What you're saying is right, Bill.

[21:53] But that's not what it is.

[21:54] And if this were, again, it is, I do, I will say,

[21:59] according to our history, it is much simpler to go from a deep route.

[22:05] But through that whole process, that's when all of your flats have to be surrounded

[22:09] over and that's where all of your traffic studies have it, where streams are added.

[22:14] So it's not like whatever happens here, when everything's going down.

[22:17] Yeah.

[22:18] And keep in mind, if it's a residential zone, you don't need traffic settings or subdivisions.

[22:23] But like, take it to your subdivision.

[22:25] Let's say somebody wants to put something back here.

[22:27] We would have to look at what we could do.

[22:32] Just develop her, again, develop that right of the committee.

[22:38] Perfectly if I'm wrong, Tony, but didn't we have a study

[22:41] or didn't fill tell us that with that current infrastructure

[22:44] system, we're only at like 60% of it anyway?

[22:48] So it would have been like a lot of the past.

[22:50] Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[22:51] My understanding is that our water capacity is solid.

[22:54] Well, yes.

[22:55] I don't solve it, but I believe that it was like 60%

[22:58] if I remember right now.

[23:00] Does that sound like a yes, it is a lot of our fault.

[23:04] So we do have the ability to meet the needs of this developer.

[23:09] Yes.

[23:14] So I think the takeaways are, it is commercial as it's made.

[23:57] So they gave us nine negatives, you said?

[23:59] I think it is three.

[24:03] We are here more there with comments.

[24:05] So nine versus three in response.

[24:08] No.

[24:08] And nobody else responded with the thinking.

[24:17] And they responded.

[24:19] And then you said three weren't anywhere.

[24:20] and they were co-e, but not been through.

[24:53] I think that

[25:06] you were at the state in Kansas.

[25:11] It's a problem, but you actually got to just go on and count.

[25:42] So, no other questions on that.

[25:44] We will talk about authorization of game properties

[25:47] to discover 11 new types of friction.

[25:57] I mean, the ordinance, the applicant

[25:59] could refining his own name, got their approval

[26:02] building for the building and when they were doing the review our building

[26:09] official looked at the exterior lighting and so

[26:19] they're coming to you to get

[26:20] variants for 11 new exterior lights. There will be five exterior security lights

[26:26] but each picture having 5,000 new ones and 4,000 hellens and six exterior lights

[26:32] place that in the socket of the front of the building, picture having 1,230 women and 4,000

[26:39] kelvin. So they are just asking permission from the council to work to build up the lights.

[26:47] So on these lights, I know we've talked about how maybe we were the type of balloons. We passed

[26:54] that for this. When they put these light fixtures up, they still need to be required to follow

[27:12] They're asking for a variance and in my mind, I think the variance that means that they were unable to meet our ordinance for an unexpected reason, right?

[27:30] So, explain to me what their rationality was for not meeting our state, why they could not meet our state.

[27:36] And that is why Brian is here.

[27:39] Brian, how are you?

[27:41] So, the lighting that we've...

[27:46] Her line of electricity, the lighting standard is so shrunken down that the manufacturers don't even produce a light that is capable of doing that.

[27:58] or the standard. With the shield and everything on it, if you say in the back, that's true.

[28:06] Yes, true.

[28:08] But brochures that we sent out with that show the extension of the light for wherever we go.

[28:17] To add to property line, the light won't even be actually touching the light, the property line.

[28:23] So it's a matter of holding the light within that area around the door so like the

[28:32] man doors are only 7th of the tall so the light bit 8 feet and will just come

[28:36] straight down. The garage doors in place to the east are going to be taller

[28:41] they're 14th of tall so they're going to be on higher and then you hang out but by

[28:46] the time they're to the property line they already washed out to that point and

[28:52] will be shielded.

[28:54] It just says why I've heard, if I need tons of actually working on amendments to our

[29:00] planning ordinance, because she was saying to serve the staffs where they feel like

[29:03] they're just going to come out on time.

[29:08] So that's about right.

[29:10] So we actually are working on choosing that into a lot more payments.

[29:14] Well, that's what we do.

[29:15] That was going to come when we did the ordinance, and then we're going to have to adjust it.

[29:18] So, you come before us as really a good thing for the community to let us know that maybe we need to

[29:27] to omit those particular standards that they can be met. And that's why I was asking about

[29:32] the barriers to my design. So, the other side of this, the main shop building is going to have the bigger

[29:40] bigger light fixture. The front of the awning on the office section is going to have a six-inch

[29:47] can lie there. And the can lights are the same, I know I'm typically residential, and

[29:54] those are the lights that we use in the softest for light.

[30:04] Well, if they're good enough for houses, how come we can't use them in commercial sense? And then it was told well, it's different because it's residential, not commercial. So, if it affects a commercial side, it probably better be addressed in the residential area as well.

[30:28] So basically everything that I'm proposing will shine straight down, we can put them on

[30:34] a timer or they show off 10 o'clock from that column 5, you know, if they do need some.

[30:41] You know, that's what adjustment you can do with the citizens.

[30:44] If they ask you, is there housing around here, if you're properly hearing too?

[30:47] So this property is located on the corner of Acorn Avenue in Seashore, what the quality of it is.

[30:54] Oh yeah, yes, what is that?

[30:55] So just to the north of it remaining.

[30:58] That's interesting.

[30:59] Correct.

[31:00] So there is residential, but there's a storage complex to have the north of it.

[31:06] On the east side of it, there's a vacant land now and then commercial to the front.

[31:12] The red is an actual site, it's actually an commercial site.

[31:18] I have a question, has it in trying to beat these lighted forces as it costs you money essentially?

[31:27] It's, I know it's going to end up trying to beat it, but then realizing not that in that whole process

[31:34] this has passed in this sort of cost development.

[31:38] Yeah, there's work.

[31:39] Well, there's added cost because you'd have to have more fixtures to equate to the amount of light that you're

[31:49] having, more light or more fixtures, more labor for all that.

[31:54] Is that the revenue tied to loomers or does that mean we have that full shield?

[32:00] No, the less loomers, if they're unshielding, if they're having more fixtures to equate to that.

[32:16] If he wishes to design this,

[32:36] he'd fix that.

[32:36] that they're going to insert and adjust it to a lot more limits.

[32:46] This project, where it's not doing any pull-by

[32:49] and

[32:52] it's awesome, so I'm trying to get it down on the street.

[32:55] And those are where we get the most credit.

[33:04] We would take this to our next vote, E.E.

[33:09] Are you guys okay with putting this item on consent?

[33:16] Thank you for our consent.

[33:23] Any other questions, boss?

[33:34] I don't do it, sorry, I didn't tell you.

[33:44] That means you don't do it.

[33:48] There's other good shows up that want to

[33:53] change the mind,

[33:54] but

[34:05] I think you might enjoy it.

[34:51] Road, the

[34:55] war had been 2026, that's 11 for one new wreckage truck and

[36:00] the budget was

[36:01] that?

[36:02] 350.

[36:05] So the rate is 65.

[36:08] And they're turning.

[36:09] And it's telling the ones where I get it.

[36:13] Well, I'm giving a blind scroll.

[36:15] It's a vehicle.

[36:15] You don't know.

[36:18] The goal was to drive the guy out and get this.

[36:21] That we did, they just got this information on our total quality.

[36:24] That's the deadline for bullet trigger.

[36:25] here. I don't know how we feel about your work, or just.

[36:31] I'm sorry.

[36:33] Sorry.

[36:34] Sorry.

[36:34] Yeah, I'm sorry.

[36:36] Oh, yeah, I'm okay.

[36:38] All right.

[36:39] We're going to hold the trial and error.

[36:40] I'm going to say, I'm going to go.

[36:42] Yeah, go ahead.

[37:20] I mean, you are very emotional.

[37:23] I would move you to a good.

[37:25] OK, I have a motion.

[37:26] I need a second.

[37:27] Second.

[37:27] Second, my cast.

[37:28] My name is Isaac Al-Favor.

[37:29] Hi.

[37:30] I'm a host.

[37:31] Motion Territors.

[38:02] We'll meet down there down on our little work in Berlin and we have a staff meeting down there to walk us through Virginia.

[38:09] Well, you guys, I respect your staff, come on.

[38:11] Are you gonna lead us?

[38:13] Sure.

[38:14] All right, me and my dog go away when we're in trouble.

[38:17] Thanks for your ready to come, anybody

[38:18] have any questions or thoughts?

[38:20] Share.

Sep 22, 2026 Special City Council

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