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the time that thing.
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anyway, the main uh the main gist of the
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sign that plat cuz we knew you'd be here
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undo
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to undo the resolution that deanexics
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description. And then we're doing
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to go ahead and deanex it. That's the
biggest uh

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» want me to date it and everything?
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» You want me to date it or
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sign it as the street authority. You
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date it too or just here?
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» But you want it a certain day or you
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» today. Y

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» Okay,
it's 6:00.

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We'll go ahead and open up the meeting.
Uh Sarah, if you would do roll call.

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» Uh Shy
>> here.

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» Harstad
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» Bayer
>> here. and OSby

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» here.
Okay. Pledge of allegiance.

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» I pledge allegiance to the flag of the
United States of America and to the

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republic for which it stands, one nation
under God, indivisible, with liberty and

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justice for all.
>> Okay. Uh I need a motion to approve the

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agenda. if you've uh had a chance to
look at it.

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» I have uh one amendment I'd like to make
to the motion.

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» Okay.
>> New business.

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Just want to talk about the ice skating
blank. So, we have an F.

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» Okay.

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» I would
approve that

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» second.
>> Roll call vote.

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» Oh. Um, Shudy,
>> hi

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» Harststead.
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» Bear.
>> Hi.

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» Uh, I don't think there's any conflict
interest on what we're

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talking about tonight, so we'll skip
that. Uh, motion to approve the last

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meeting minutes. So, move.

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» Roll call vote.
>> Shy I.

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» Parader.
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» and a motion to approve the claims.
>> Second.

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» Roll call vote.
>> Uh shooty.

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» I said I
>> Okay.

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And uh approval of consent calendar.
There are none.

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Open comments. Unless one of these
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Uh public hearings aren't any old
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reading of ordinance
369.

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And I'm just going to page to it. So I
read off the ordinance uh is the way

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Tobias likes me to do it. So if I find
ordinance 370

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369. Okay.
Second reading, an ordinance of the city

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of Krook, South Dakota, amending the
2023 revived Krook zoning regulations by

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amending chapter 4-R1,

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single family residential district,
section 4.03,

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lot and yard regulations.

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Second
>> and a roll call on that.

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» Shooty.
>> Hi.

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» Hstead.
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» Hi.
>> Okay. New business. It's the first

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reading of ordinance 370.
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is an ordinance of the city of Kirk,
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code of the city of Krooks by amending
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trees, shrubs, noxus weeds, and other
vegetation.

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Section 7.0503 0503
duties of property owners.

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» I know it's a first reading, but I just
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carefully before the next meeting. Um
the the over street height for trees and

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such is supposed to be 16 ft.
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walking around me. How many letters got
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» Okay. Um
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feet did seem really high and so we were
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apparently the payloader, according to
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that they needed 16 ft of clearance for
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» Well, I've been in it. I run it.
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» 14 ft is all we need. Uh it actually
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tall. Yeah.
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all that I understand,
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the fire trucks, the school buses,
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I I did a little research just ahead of
this. It it seems like that I don't know

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if that came from the state at some
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it seems like that's just about what
everybody says.

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» Yeah. which is fine. But when you start
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when they went and planted all those
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10 ft into the yard, I mean, I my block
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half of the side because they've had to
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requirement. I think 16 ft is
>> and we can uh change it or talk about it

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for next meeting, but just for feedback,
I don't disagree with Mike. Uh I always

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thought it was 12 ft. 12's a little bit.
It's okay. Like you said, uh I've been

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in the loader and 12 ft is plenty. It
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that. There was parts of Palmyra I
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around for half a block and but I think
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too much. So we'll just
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just think of see what you guys think
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» yeah and I'm not sure where it came from
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that's a lot. Okay.
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uh 202539

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is
a resolution of city council of Krook,

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South Dakota to repeal resolution
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uh the resolution we deanexic, but it

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was the wrong description.
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» move to approve.
>> Second.

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» Roll call vote.
>> Uh Shy

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>> Harststead.

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» Fire. Sorry.
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» It is fire.
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» Okay.
>> Okay. All right.

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» Uh, resolution
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is a resolution of the city council of
Krook, South Dakota, excluding real

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property from the municipal boundaries
upon the receipt of a petition to

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exclude property.
>> Move to approve.

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» Second.
>> Roll call.

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» Oh, shooty.
>> Hi.

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» Hstead.
>> Hi.

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Fire
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» sorry. [laughter]

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» Okay. Uh
a motion. We need a motion to authorize

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procurement of a letter of credit if
required by Northern Natural. This is

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not new, but Northern Natural is pushing
on it harder as uh they're doing

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upgrades and they want to make sure
everybody they deal with has uh good

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credit, which we've had for years, but
Tobias wants to be able to go ahead if

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we need to get it a letter from the bank
for Northern Natural

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» second.
Roll call.

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» Uh, Shudy
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» Harststead.
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» Byer.
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» Okay.
>> Okay. And now E is a a motion to

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authorize city administrator to extend
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candidate and authorize compensation
negotiation.

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So, uh,
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advertised in Municipal League magazine
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Jeremy who
uh anyway uh so uh we need a motion to

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authorize
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uh
to bring Todd in and uh talk with him.

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» Move to approve.
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» Roll call vote.
>> Shy. Uh Harststead.

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» Hi,
>> Byer.

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» Hi.
>> And the next is uh the ice gate rink at

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uh
why can't uh Sunset Park.

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» So, uh we put an ice skating rink up
last year. Last year, we spent by the

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time it was done, we spent almost $2,000
to put that together. that did not cost

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uh that did not include the cost of the
uh liner uh that was donated.

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Um working with the guys this year there
we were trying to find something to get

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down there for the warming house that
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Um they want to they want to put it
together tomorrow and fill it. We're

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going to have freezing weather and get
it going. So, uh, we did get the liner

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ordered on Friday. It really worked out
well. The city paid for it. Um, it's

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it's almost 500 bucks just for the
liner, but it's 60 something by 120 or

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» I think it was $52 or something,
>> something like that. Um, so it worked

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out really well. was over $200 have
shipped and Ryan Faber happened to be

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taking the kid up that way for hockey on
Friday. So, he was able to stop and pick

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it up for us, save us on shipping. Uh I
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half ago to see if there was anything
else needed for this year and they

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assured me that there wasn't. And so
over the last week, uh, the guys got all

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the stuff from last year, the boards and
everything else down to the park for

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them. And after going through it, um,
Tim Coop sent me a list of things that

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they need last night. It's about $800
worth of stuff. So, um, I want you guys

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to be aware of that and be know if
you're okay with that.

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» Uh, do you know what what it is that he
I don't have my phone texted to me. It's

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they they got to replace some of the
boards. Uh there was boards and uh they

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need more uh stakes put in the ground to
hold the boards and uh they need clamps

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to hold the liner in place
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And I mean the boards were the expensive
part and making 500 bucks worth 2 by

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Um
it sounds like next year we have

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somebody that's going to donate a
warming house for us. Uh Buffalo Ridge

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concrete. They have a couple of office
mobile office building. They're on

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skids. Um they're like 10 by 20 total.
And uh they've said that once they're

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they're doing a bunch of construction
offers using them. When they're done

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with them probably
uh they'll donate them. The the idea

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being that when we get those in place,
then all of the stuff that we take it

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down when, you know, when we're done
with the rank can go in them, store

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inside them so not to take up space in
the shop, that kind of thing. But it's

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growing. So, um, like I said, I was
hopeful that we were going to get get

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off without too big of a bill for ice
rink this year, but again, it's

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they he actually Tim actually started
stuff together today for it. So, um it

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would actually
the actual approval by us would come at

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the next meeting through claims.
But I just like I said, I you know, we

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kind of I don't want to say we we half
passed it last year, but it just kind of

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happened last year and and Butch and I
kind of made some agreements with them

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and got it done. Um, so I just wanted to
make sure you guys were aware of it and

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if there's any problem with it, now's
the time to say. So,

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» was it just put together halfway or was
it how we tore it apart last year?

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» Well, some of the boards, I mean, some
of them are true Menard's boards. They I

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mean, what they they actually did it
right, but they took it apart last year.

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They put them all together and then
screwed them to try and bind them

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together. And even that, some of them
came out and they're so twisted, it's

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disgusting. Um, some of it was I think
some of the all the anchors that they

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put in the ground, I think some of them
got lost or misplaced or whatever. Uh, I

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did ask Chad to go look again and they
didn't find anymore. So,

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you know, kind of a combination of
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expensive.
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it's not, but I just don't like
surprises.

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» Yeah. Well, I think next year when we
talk budget, we need to remind ourselves

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about the ice skating ring. I think uh
Mike and talking to those guys done a

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real good job. I said, "Let's look for
people to donate and we got that warming

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house for next year, which is a big
plus." The other thing I like is we got

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volunteers that are doing something.
They're not just out in the audience

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saying we need this and have Chad do
this. Chad just went over and dropped

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the supplies off with the forks and the
loader and they're it's actually pretty

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much up. So, you know, for the it got it
was busy last year and for

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$1,500
uh this year, last year was two

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whatever.
There's a lot of people that use it. It

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It's a heck of a good uh deal. I think
the biggest thing is let's remind

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ourselves to put that in the park budget
for next year.

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» So, do we need you want to vote on it to
okay it or you want

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» We can't we can't vote to it wasn't on
the agenda.

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» Okay. Like I said, it'll it'll
>> it'll be on the next meeting on planes,

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» but yeah, they're uh they're out there
this afternoon. I mean, it's

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» Yeah, they're
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» And that's uh important with anything we
do. Uh just like the veterans, you got

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people that are willing to go
do something and and uh then I think we

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got to give them a pat on the back and
say thank you for 1,500 bucks and all we

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do is uh store it and set it over there.
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that's it.
>> I just wanted to add one more.

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» Okay.
So, usually a volunteer acknowledgement

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or something.
>> Yeah.

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» Uh I if you guys would all keep the fire
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bit. We had a we had a pretty crappy
deal Halloween night. Randy Roskin's

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house caught on fire. He passed away.
>> Yeah.

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» Yeah.
>> So, we uh with you know, it's one of

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those deals. It was a absolute perfect
storm.

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» Uh you know, the fire department sits
out at the gas station all night handing

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out stuff. So, we were two and a half
blocks away from the house when when we

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got paged to it. We had two deputies
sitting there with us and they got there

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first and actually helped get him out.
Um, so that was on Friday night. He

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passed away
Tuesday, but they lifted him up. But the

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cities,
>> he had a lot of other health problems.

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Yeah.
>> Weren't helping the situation at all,

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but Nevertheless, uh, you know, we it's
it's almost funny anymore to call it the

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fire department because we don't get to
we don't get to put out any fires, but

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» when we do,
>> I would ask uh Mike, I'm sure Tobias or

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Jeff would know, but what's the
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now for a burnt out house?
Uh, I suppose there's time for the

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insurance companies and all that, but I
see they got windows boarded up.

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» Well, there was really only one window
that that came out. Okay. Front window.

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» The inside of the house is a total loss.
>> Okay.

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» So, I would be amazed if they don't tear
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» Yeah. Well, I don't
>> it doesn't look like there's much damage

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from outside, but inside um if if you
look at that house, the garage side is

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where the kitchen was, and that's where
the fire started. The far side of the

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house, there was a window AC unit over
there. It got so hot in there that the

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face melted off of the AC unit 30, 40t
away. I mean, it was it was bad. The

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like I said, the inside is is toast. So,
I know the insurance company They've

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been there already. Uh I spoke with them
two weeks ago already. Um they actually

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found one of our flashlights inside and
got it back to me. So um yeah, I I mean

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as far as what becomes of it, I mean you
remember how long it took from that

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explosion?
>> On that explosion, it took takes a long

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time to go through channels. And I'm not
nothing bad about Kelly, but I don't

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think she
probably can deal

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with all that. I hope she can, but uh
you know, it's Anyway, Randy was a good

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guy.
>> Yeah.

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» Yep.
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I I'll just bring up, uh, I don't think
there's going to be a pray that people

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are asking. I've talked to CO and they
don't have enough people to volunteer to

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do the prey to lights and I said I'd see
what I can do. uh all the horses and the

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wagons and not that they wouldn't come,
but in talking to them on a personal

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basis, they liked it when we went
through town through the neighborhoods.

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They said it's an awful lot of work for
us to come to a town and just do a short

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parade. So, this is just food for
thought. And so,

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uh,
you know, the, uh, whoever it is from

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COT sent me an email and had all these
rules, uh, about guards and

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intersections and
all this stuff that we've never done

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before, but and they even indicated
there was a lot of close calls in the

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parades we had when we went through the
neighborhoods. I I said I'm not aware

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that there were any, but I just want you
to know that uh they're going to have

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Santa day, but there's probably not
going to be afraid of lights.

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And uh it's too bad, but uh something we
can gear up for next year. I think with

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uh probably Janna moving, she was the
kind of the

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one that made the group get things done.
And uh so uh I feel bad, but next year

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I'm going to get more involved and get
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I thought was great that we went through
the neighborhood. People had bonfires in

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their driveway and we're sitting around
watching. I just never heard that we had

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close calls.
>> It was nice when it was on the main

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street for the trail. It was short and
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» [clears throat]
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neat going through the town, but it is
for the kids that are on the trailers

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and stuff. It's cold for them.
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» Especially in December. So, that's
what's nice on the trail. Everyone comes

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to Main Street, half hour, you're done.
>> A lot of work for a half hour, but it's

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quick for the little
>> Yeah, I I see that side of it, too. And

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uh so anyway,
so if you got some ideas or some help

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anyway, uh I hate to see it not happen,
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anything
got anything else to say? Then I'm going

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to turn it back to Mike.
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» Second.
>> Roll call vote.

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» Shooty
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