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[0:00] roll call, public meeting, motion, second, aye, nay,
[0:12] abstain,
[0:25] quorum,
[0:40] agenda item, motion,
[0:43] I approve one of the minutes moved to approve the minutes of September 1st of August 26th, 2026.
[0:55] I have to send it.
[0:57] I'll send it.
[0:58] It's been we have a motion to approve the minutes.
[1:02] We have the motion.
[1:04] and second, all in favor say aye.
[1:07] Aye.
[1:09] Opposed?
[1:12] Motion carried.
[1:14] Consideration for finding true report.
[1:19] So you do have the right.
[1:21] There's no.
[1:26] You do have the financial reports here.
[1:28] Again, again, we have $1,394 in 14 cents in the grant.
[1:35] fund, current figures on any good or committed at this time and then in the local fund, we
[1:48] did get some payments in June, and I think we've discussed those previously.
[1:56] And so you do not have fun or the balance was $35,255.36 in that fund.
[2:03] And as we mentioned, you know, the explanation of that means that there is interest in us.
[2:15] So I think if we get those applications, then we'll take that to the process and to the
[2:20] council.
[2:37] We need a motion for any financial report.
[2:48] It's been moved in a second in that way.
[2:50] We're going to find an actual report.
[2:52] All in favor, say, I'm opposed, I'm sure it's
[2:59] all business.
[3:01] We have the C-O-A, oh, excuse me, any old business, not
[3:13] aware of the old business.
[3:15] And also, we've got it housing in Barcelona.
[3:17] I can't provide it just a couple of days, but it was going to be about another month and a half.
[3:22] We
[3:28] read it through the C-O-A application.
[3:37] So this is a certificate for this key, actually, for kind of because of the situation with the wall, we did do an emergency closure of that old street, and that was done with the board of workers on September 16th, so I think that was done last Wednesday morning.
[3:59] When that was done, we had provided them with the COA application, but with the urgency
[4:06] of this role, this variation, we wanted to hit this engine with her and so that's right.
[4:15] And he was actually going to be out of town on this today.
[4:19] So it was not equal to 10 and had it progress for our role attendance.
[4:24] And right now we do not allow for that.
[4:26] So, we started in reach out to Indian Landmarks, originally, and this is hoping that we can just go through the
[4:36] construction process of this approval, but due to the extent that they're available, that it needed to come through the agency as well.
[4:47] So, Tommy and Noah both have had communication in addition with me with representatives of J.O.A.S. construction.
[4:58] And so they have prepared a separate order that I will put over because they are more able to do today.
[5:08] So I can go ahead and review that, but again, this is for the repeater and re-pointing of bricks and mortar on south elevation.
[5:16] They have a primary battle while they were mobilized doing additional work on the building.
[5:23] But we reinforce the backing to come back and get a certificate of appropriateness.
[5:29] So right now the urgent matter is the south elevation there.
[5:35] So again, this is in the downtown public local district.
[5:39] districts. The problem with public extensive repair and
[5:43] reporting of the soft elevation. And due to the major work that they
[5:47] are doing on the exterior of this level, it doesn't be
[5:51] really not as wide as it's before you. The proposed project
[5:55] doesn't need room for this environment. Documentation was
[5:58] submitted by Joe Peters as the applicant and included the COM with
[6:02] images in the soft control and that's about the same for
[6:05] or advice and correct.
[6:06] And I remember not for you, I think the ball
[6:10] are way to the location of this project.
[6:15] And I will bring up these pictures,
[6:18] just kind of showing you the ball.
[6:21] And I'll put it for the slide at the corner.
[6:23] Some of the areas that are damaged
[6:28] and then are also here so you can see
[6:34] the closing as I speak.
[6:37] If there's a picture they don't see more,
[6:39] please let me know.
[6:42] The work associated with the partners project will help the
[6:46] sets address water infiltration issues in masonry deterioration including
[6:52] the growing wall on the lower bus end of the south elevation. The building wall
[6:57] will include partial reconstruction of the deterioration, secondary
[7:01] intersection and extensive breaker placement and extensive spot here will also be
[7:07] completed across the south elevation as part of the proposed project in response to this
[7:13] severity of the going all section and incorporation of this repair we did as I noted the city approved
[7:20] the closure of the battle district and that happened and did inform the city that they begin to
[7:26] otherwise an insect repeater would begin on 9.22,
[7:31] or just not in an office yesterday, so it cannot.
[7:34] For a boarded Iowa, that would be a hot one
[7:36] of the last year or not.
[7:38] But I do know that this to my wife is being made
[7:42] and waiting until half of this as well.
[7:45] During the review of the COM,
[7:47] I said, for which I was to be happy to get
[7:49] to request more details about the proposed materials
[7:51] and the project scope of how to respond it
[7:54] with the energy's proposed bread to be a two-point staff
[7:58] that type of indoor was being proposed for the use.
[8:02] Staff asked if the proposed replaced the bread
[8:04] to be accessible for use,
[8:06] with regard to the proposed board or re-pointing purposes,
[8:10] type of in-order is considered too hard
[8:13] for software of the 19th century
[8:15] and store based structures like the subject of building.
[8:18] And therefore, they did not recommend this use.
[8:21] staff recommended that HVC require the applicant to use type O order and that was
[8:27] relayed to them in that conversation by September. This recommendation aligns more with the city's
[8:35] comprehensive design guidelines and the Secretary of Conspirators Canada's for the treatment of the
[8:40] store properties and applicant again was made aware of that contingent recommendation. So the staff
[8:46] I really recommend approval of the COMID with the type of code recommendation for the post-masonry figures on the South-Ellabation Act 2016.
[8:57] So we do have the pictures of the bricks that were going to be used.
[9:04] And again, this is kind of, I'm not sure that this is an current picture, or it doesn't
[9:11] portray it to me exactly what it is to when you go to EPLGAD, but this is the major area
[9:20] in addition to the other areas of concern, as we concluded, there are some works that have
[9:28] I've been following up with a speaker to show you anything on the board that I've been to present.
[9:39] I'm going to go back to a poll.
[9:49] So we're there.
[9:51] This is right next to the Plaza parking lot.
[9:55] Okay.
[9:56] This is.
[9:57] I've known it as an alley.
[9:59] Yeah, I didn't know this.
[10:00] But it does have a name on the federal street.
[10:04] And I do know there's an apartment.
[10:07] It's over here that this address, but I had to ask you a few
[10:16] years ago.
[10:19] You know how you're going to treat the windows?
[10:21] Are they going to do anything to the window opening in seconds?
[10:25] I think you'll see that come back to you.
[10:28] But we, the city, I would be completely honest.
[10:32] We probably weren't going to.
[10:33] We reached out with the concerns.
[10:36] and then there were points to mobilize.
[10:40] And I think we're now the main area
[10:42] is to get this stabilized.
[10:45] But yes, there are.
[10:46] And I just haven't reached out to them,
[10:48] but there are intentions of them to go further
[10:52] in doing rehabilitation on this building.
[10:56] It's really important.
[10:58] It is, frankly, but they do not.
[11:01] They've proposed something to us.
[11:03] It's been several months.
[11:05] ago, that's either not sure where that is, this is prooffully not
[11:14] going to be aware of it.
[11:15] This is where we have some concerns that have been addressed, as far as another building
[11:21] getting some, that's another building that's concerned about some, I guess we can have any
[11:30] to their building and feel that it's coming in terms of this building, but hopefully they're
[11:35] to get there and be able to take a look at that and then enter a city.
[11:42] Was the Board of Works issue, and I would say the big order,
[11:46] it has not been issued at this time,
[11:48] but then it's ended there when you start working on it.
[11:52] And when they do address base print,
[11:58] it's easy to see in some of the details
[12:00] that different types of order are kind of wide for catching,
[12:05] which was like type-in or even just concrete.
[12:10] And again, that was something that was not,
[12:13] we did not have the guidelines for the district
[12:15] where it designated that part.
[12:19] Well, only to say, hopefully
[12:28] maybe a member of staff
[12:32] can do
[12:36] some psych visits to make sure that the compliance
[12:39] with type O is being performed and that the old order which appears to be something more
[12:49] sound that is holding there would be removed and replaced but obviously it's very careful
[12:57] with the stimulus body of order and to the point about infiltration when they get when they
[13:09] they start at those upper courts of this bill,
[13:12] they're gonna likely see the cause
[13:15] for the risk holding and so forth.
[13:18] And will they be to get a COA
[13:23] to address that work at top on the group
[13:29] to make sure that further infiltration
[13:32] coming into the fall season does not impact
[13:36] the new work that's happening.
[13:38] I guess I think right now it's to dress the soft wall, but there is intent and become
[13:43] a dress out of them and they would be put back for a dish to work.
[13:48] So if you remain sure to stand in, I mean, let's say that it's completely going to be,
[13:56] but we're right now addressing at least this with the intent, hope that they'll continue
[14:01] on that move, but right now the urgency is the soft wall.
[14:08] But the goal is to, that they would come out and do the information, they originally wanted
[14:14] to, while the rail lines going in and do the rest of the bread type way, not to remember
[14:21] the building.
[14:23] And again, I emphasized that that was something that they needed to come to us.
[14:27] We're right now.
[14:28] The urgency is to get this approved, so they've continued to work on this and get this
[14:33] a sad wall addressed.
[14:39] Does building services provide the city,
[14:43] engineer, and the building inspector
[14:45] to do site visits while working?
[14:48] Is it the probability inspector will do inspections?
[14:50] Yes, and these are very rare,
[14:52] that's we would make him aware of
[14:55] what the historic preservation is,
[14:57] what the question is, love.
[14:58] Okay.
[14:59] As far as-
[15:00] Is it an engineer who would probably, as you know, we had an engineering study done last.
[15:10] It was 2425 in regards to this. So we would probably reach out to them if needed or he would be up to.
[15:24] to the property cameras, to the right.
[15:28] Okay, but I think there has been two different services
[15:31] for Donald.
[15:32] There's still a nice one for our property
[15:35] remains should be through the area process
[15:39] and so will the city as well.
[15:43] But is the goal of a specific COA to do the entire law
[15:48] or just the problem is to do the soccer ball?
[15:57] What the urgency is,
[16:03] So if we have a motion,
[16:05] we're going to have a question on this.
[16:08] Will you agree with that?
[16:11] So I assume there's a break in place that seems structurally
[16:15] sound like I'll be as much as possible.
[16:17] And then it'll just replace.
[16:20] Yeah.
[16:20] For example, it's definitely just a repeat and cover layer.
[16:24] Yeah.
[16:24] I'm
[16:29] going to guess that that Boeing's action on the west side is tied to shorter problems
[16:43] through all three courses of break to the interior and I do that this doesn't everything
[16:54] they do with the question from the CA and COA.
[17:01] It's more than just, it appears to be more
[17:04] of being looking inside the building
[17:10] that their structural issues that are creating
[17:13] that building that also require interior work
[17:19] to stabilize that culture of self-publication.
[17:23] And again, I think that's right now
[17:24] to stabilize it. And yes, then I really need to be
[17:28] additional. But again, I think they, they're over
[17:32] all clean and they're going to come back to the start
[17:37] preparation and they'll provide all of those plans for
[17:40] the whole thing.
[17:44] And I think that's what your cost has to be like $100,000 versus
[17:48] that, just kind of like throwing that in here.
[17:51] I don't know, is that on the application, it's
[18:19] a question on here and I don't think about it, but it's not specific to the topic.
[18:26] I wouldn't want to say, do you know if GMDS is subcontracting any of this work or are they doing the work themselves?
[18:40] I don't know, I don't know, I don't know.
[18:55] but I don't want that.
[18:58] I don't want that.
[18:58] Would you be able to report?
[19:01] Just set something to someone who's no hope
[19:03] there's a subcontractor involved.
[19:07] It appears the GAOPS,
[19:10] a part of their website,
[19:11] at least their professionals
[19:14] or kitchen and staff.
[19:16] Not very long.
[19:20] I do know that they
[19:23] they're not going to let
[19:24] or drop through.
[19:25] but they do the structure for the cell.
[19:29] But I will put the instructions here,
[19:31] but I'll see if there are some contracting
[19:35] somebody else to be around.
[19:37] It doesn't have to sort of the right word
[19:39] within the impact of the vote to the baby
[19:42] like a baby, it just feels cool to just going forward.
[19:45] We make sure that, I mean, it's part of the application
[19:48] process for a permanent thing.
[19:50] We make sure that the contractor
[19:51] I don't know where to start at the state, so I just did not bring that up.
[20:08] Oh, my commotion to approve the COA has represented the staff report
[20:14] and to comply with the recommendations of the staff report.
[20:19] So, section.
[20:21] So, it's been moved and seconded that we moved from the ECOA on Jonathan Peribon, reading
[20:30] a student on a famous day, I think, opposed to hearing the next day for a student, sorry.
[20:44] Yeah.
[20:50] So, is that all that we need to do today?
[20:54] That is it.
[20:54] I will follow up with you by the email with the contractor.
[21:01] And I will also make sure that there are more inspections than normal.
[21:11] Okay, that's for your bill which is.
[21:16] Okay, new business.
[21:21] So I don't think I don't know. It's a more, I don't really have an interview with the
[21:25] business in Los New York. You know, we have not been admitted or available after
[21:31] occasions. I've been invited out at this time. I will write to you. I will just know the
[21:39] that could put in an extreme meeting Monday,
[21:42] and I do know that they have seen some in-program applications.
[21:48] So, hopefully with those coming up,
[21:51] then we'll also see some activity
[21:54] for requesting some great amounts to supply.
[21:58] So, as far as the slankiness,
[22:01] if you're ready to proceed with that,
[22:03] I can provide it in one day.
[22:06] We have a new building order.
[22:10] I still like all of the PRP building.
[22:12] But it's.
[22:14] I don't have that address but one more.
[22:17] 3133.
[22:17] Thank you.
[22:20] But we have a new building order there.
[22:23] I don't know if we could talk about that last meeting,
[22:27] but there is a whole new rough there.
[22:31] And it has some communication with the owner.
[22:49] So we're hoping that we'll see some activity on that front and I guess the only other one I know right now will be the building that's now that we just
[23:08] I will hold with them to see where their house is.
[23:12] With their project and the state's in what their time frame is.
[23:16] Just like no date.
[23:18] Right.
[23:21] Shouldn't it seem like no?
[23:24] Well, people in the middle didn't start it now.
[23:27] And I
[23:32] wouldn't have been condemned.
[23:34] I would just announce.
[23:37] I don't know.
[23:37] But somebody asked me today what it used to be.
[23:41] It's always the same.
[23:44] It's always the same.
[23:44] It's still by the first term.
[23:46] I'm kidding.
[23:47] I just thought it was the first term.
[23:49] And also they were kind of.
[23:53] That's.
[23:54] The city is taking all that into consideration of this time.
[23:59] I would just.
[23:59] Kind of put it there.
[24:01] We.
[24:02] The task is to get paid.
[24:05] and so we are looking at all options like
[24:16] any more of the stories,
[24:21] public comments or
[24:25] people.
[24:25] But I don't know if she's good or not.
[24:30] I'll make a promotion for her.
[24:32] Second.
[24:33] Second.
[24:34] Let's move to the second that we adjourned off the paper, say aye, and let's talk about it.