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[0:00] For the planning zone in local agenda, meeting on all the state teams about the 15-16 after here at Court House and roll call.
[0:14] I don't think we're going to go ahead.
[0:19] Now we're going to collaborate.
[0:20] Okay.
[0:21] Okay.
[0:22] And busy.
[0:24] That's a bit.
[0:26] Okay.
[0:27] With the county commission.
[0:30] All right.
[0:31] So the item agenda items on this agenda is for a discussion on the update resolution.
[0:39] of billboards, no four, flood funds, management, review, dock, a poor clean development,
[0:48] permit, and application, and flood damage prevention code.
[0:54] Okay, so, did it in our book?
[0:56] Yeah, it's not a tree in your book, it's not a tree on the regular day.
[0:59] I don't know where he has sent this stuff to us before.
[1:08] And we have read through the most of this, or do we want to.
[1:12] I don't know.
[1:12] Have you guys, this is brand new.
[1:14] This is a whole new, what's the name of this?
[1:20] Okay.
[1:21] Oh, yeah, this is, so.
[1:24] Rough plug, plug, family production.
[1:29] So this would replace that.
[1:33] We're a service capital A16 flood damning prevention, there's a pandemic to replace the resolution that's got this right here.
[1:49] Did I get some of you from now to had a copy of that in the books if you don't.
[1:54] Of the colony.
[1:56] The whole one is a copy of it.
[1:58] Do you have a dog?
[1:59] Some of them did.
[2:02] because I didn't know if it was relevant or not.
[2:10] So we're as we have this new edition to review, I guess, the way we've done before is that we just
[2:21] I think you guys think to read it, and I think I thought when I sent this out, did I kind of be a consternant?
[2:33] You may, I thought I thought I could not look out when we were so many.
[2:37] I was going to say, I don't think you need to read all of it because, like, the definitions.
[2:45] They are standard of cross-triking.
[2:47] Yeah, and she can tell you which one she changed a little bit, because it looks georemene,
[2:55] not a lot. Basically, this is the same. I looked at these chains and you look at counties
[3:00] and there's for both exactly the same. So I kind of took theirs for ours. And we talked about
[3:07] doing that. If we could find somebody that actually had it done and it worked for the state,
[3:14] And the accomplishes are purposes without what?
[3:20] By binding us any more than what we want.
[3:25] I think we need to be careful about that as a bit.
[3:30] You know, it's not going to cost the county money.
[3:34] Who would pay in the end of a state or the county?
[3:40] I mean there could be some, something if there were a declaration made or like an emergency
[3:56] declaration, there might be some help from the state, but I don't know that there's any liability
[4:02] I would like to say a way of the voice that I would have.
[4:05] And the county commission has had that happen, or the county has, where we did, and
[4:13] we were doing the commission when we were done that and pulled that.
[4:16] Oh, we did, yeah, we did get the first, we did get a assistance on the Browns Park on
[4:22] Jesse, you and Ken, and the reason that we got assistance on that was because the state
[4:27] of Utah declared, right.
[4:30] We wouldn't have gotten anything unless the state of YouTube had deep enough.
[4:34] And there was some on this side that we got, so we were able to get to know everything
[4:38] we could in.
[4:42] So, but as far as light ability is concerned, I don't believe the county is liable,
[4:48] but this makes it even, we're doing our diligence by reviewing and adopting something
[4:57] like this.
[4:58] Well, I told it off the ladder in the infant,
[5:01] if somebody fills in over in, she'd drift on.
[5:07] And they have to fill it south, that they know there's a problem.
[5:12] Well, and the one thing is, if you have this,
[5:15] there is any kind of a blood plane area, they can get blood insurance.
[5:20] Oh, yeah.
[5:20] Get it if you don't have, if you're not in a blood plane.
[5:24] So that's what's kind of standardizing this.
[5:26] so they can get insurance if they won't get expensive.
[5:30] I get out, but I'm going to get it.
[5:32] That makes sense.
[5:34] Yeah, but really, this is an effort to serve the public
[5:36] to make them aware.
[5:39] It first is building in a area that is just
[5:42] set to build a building.
[5:45] And then it's on that.
[5:46] So this kind of takes some of the liability.
[5:49] Yeah.
[5:49] Like, all the county like, hey, this is the code.
[5:52] And this is the map.
[5:53] and I put some definitions in there too, because a lot of it I didn't understand, that little
[6:00] quick training we had, or that stuff was quick training was enough to understand what
[6:06] floodplain management is now what they, my only concern is what this is, it talks about a floodplain
[6:12] I don't know anything that I'm
[6:17] Yeah, I'm
[6:18] In quarantine.
[6:19] That's it.
[6:20] That's falling.
[6:21] That's not a page nine.
[6:24] We don't know.
[6:28] Because it's maybe falls under
[6:30] Not a mess, but county emergency manager.
[6:34] Yeah.
[6:34] Yeah.
[6:34] Yeah.
[6:35] Potentially.
[6:36] That would be a ship built.
[6:39] I think that, you know, at least on the service, I think that makes some sense.
[6:45] Well, and it's kind of the way it says, maintain and hold open for public inspection
[6:52] all records pertaining to the provision of the traffic and review development permit applications
[6:59] to determine whether proposed construction or other development, including the pavement
[7:03] of manufactured homes will be reasonably safe from flooding and reviewed, you know, when
[7:10] it's a review of the place in the NIO applications for development permits. So I guess
[7:16] my, it's kind of one of those, is it an emergency manager, development permits, due to all
[7:24] necessary permits have been obtained. I have not, you know,
[7:30] That's where Carrie's going, is it ours? Or would it be the commission, the board in general?
[7:36] Yeah, I'm just, yeah, that's a couple of times.
[7:40] Yeah, on 9 and 10, it's one of those things that she's hashed it out between Carrie and I, because she doesn't really want to be that person.
[7:53] Well, that's a lot of reason.
[7:54] So the one thing I don't think we have, I don't know if I don't have the expertise.
[8:02] No, that's the one I'm looking for.
[8:04] Yeah, the expertise to make solid judgments from this board about that kind of stuff.
[8:14] We're not dealing with that.
[8:18] I just don't think we can.
[8:21] I think we, again, are, what, when someone comes and wants to develop someplace where we know
[8:31] that there is flood time, I mean it's in a flood time, then there is a vision in this that
[8:39] allow us to have certain conditions.
[8:50] on the field. There is some stuff in here that is, you know,
[8:57] is recognizing that you are taking upon yourself a liability of wanting
[9:03] the field where it wouldn't prohibit them from building good,
[9:08] but it would inform them that they're in a floodplain.
[9:14] Then there's risk and everything downstream of the dam will be flutterous.
[9:19] Oh, tell you.
[9:21] And I remember we did one, because Long's Park
[9:24] a bit busted, how the flood plane of it.
[9:28] And of course, it all kind of started
[9:29] back with the sheet quick flip, but that's.
[9:32] So those are the two main areas.
[9:34] We'll be running Spark and Chief Creek, right?
[9:36] If we know where the flood flight is.
[9:39] We're running Spark.
[9:40] Well, yeah, the Chief Creek drainage, many of the Chief
[9:43] Creek drainage would definitely be, because Long's Park,
[9:48] If something happened with Long's Park, it would be so can.
[9:52] Well, everybody would come down.
[9:54] It would first come down, she could.
[9:56] Yeah.
[9:57] And it would wipe out.
[10:00] Oh.
[10:01] Forks.
[10:02] It would go down that can.
[10:04] Would it go in that can you?
[10:06] Yep.
[10:08] I want to come out of the can, which way would it go?
[10:11] Yeah.
[10:12] Well, I remember when you were talking a little about this year's ago,
[10:17] But there was somebody that came here that it's time to floodplain.
[10:22] Yeah, we had an oasis or whatever.
[10:25] And because there was talk about what happened along the park, it would broke.
[10:31] Yeah, and we did for any way.
[10:32] But it's first initial water would go down, down that can.
[10:38] You can.
[10:39] It is by force and not down.
[10:43] that it would cut and go back over the way down the lake that corner base in area.
[10:50] Well, it would go down into the corner base in area, but that draw, that draw goes down clear to
[10:57] the secret.
[10:58] And it would do that by corner base and down that back side of the hog's back.
[11:03] Yeah.
[11:05] There are some rivers up above Berkscript, so that will area where they're building over
[11:13] the Berkscript, will probably be a floodplain area because they've got what, 3, 2 reservoirs
[11:22] above them.
[11:23] I think it all has west.
[11:27] Yeah, we have, and another one is surprisingly not used subdivision, but did she there?
[11:32] Is it on that map, yeah, and put claim potentially?
[11:36] That's why my house is way up and three feet above them.
[11:41] Yeah, that's why I'm playing, why they probably did find that, and we've seen this
[11:47] half and just in the last two weeks, this book is Michael Burst, and it did it one way more
[11:56] than what it was doing.
[11:57] and it has done that would back in the end to a raging move.
[12:03] Yeah, okay.
[12:04] Oh, I know for us that we had to go to a meeting,
[12:07] and then talking about the canal,
[12:09] you know, they've made them, they're covering this now.
[12:13] And the guys that their, their person that came out
[12:16] to talk to them about what to do,
[12:18] told everybody that they'd have to put their houses on the streets.
[12:23] Because, oh yeah, that's a good solution.
[12:27] So, with here recommendation, we need to read from like 816, 6, or what do you guys want to do?
[12:41] Do you always, in case you put them out too bad?
[12:48] 6, 6, 7, 7.
[12:51] I mean, I don't know if you want to read that.
[12:56] Well, like 867 would be, I mean, how do we, the base for establishing it and, and that, and they're on, maybe?
[13:09] There is the above there is about the violations in that.
[13:13] Which have a definition?
[13:16] I don't know.
[13:20] I read through it in my opinion.
[13:23] Pretty straightforward.
[13:26] Except for the one that we had questions on.
[13:28] Yeah, I'm not going to need to be like a football team.
[13:32] Ford, it's something that comes up like this to bring it to you, guys.
[13:36] Or, I don't know.
[13:38] Whether it does have a kind of a question, so years ago, I'm going to send me the county contract.
[13:44] Did somebody come through the next part of this and assess what risked it is?
[13:52] Well, I thought we had something like that down when I was in a commission, but we can't find any.
[13:57] And I think it's right now, from my map, do you have any maps where I just cared about what I'm going to hear?
[14:07] I was sure that we had some qualifying maps.
[14:11] We had them in emergency management books, and it came from the
[14:23] core of engineers.
[14:26] Yeah, for the screens and everything.
[14:28] And that's why it came, it came down for every day on that we had from the
[14:35] Clinton-Gorge Dam, to those parks, to Bradley Lake, she could lay
[14:39] experience lake, anything that had a dam on it, and the stream, that's what they
[14:44] mapped.
[14:46] So, I don't know, we need to probably find out what it was.
[14:50] And I don't know if they were in, it was a special section in the emergency manual.
[14:55] I was never, I guess you haven't been working on criminal math at all.
[15:00] No, the only map I've been working on is that we've got from the Leonard got from those people that came to give us that training, that map.
[15:09] And so that's what I would base the softest that, about it.
[15:12] Today's included all of the reservoirs on the map.
[15:16] I don't remember how much that's for a while.
[15:19] Yeah, that's why I'm just, because it's mirror light, we let it all right down, Berks Creek.
[15:27] It feels a lot of art because if we're having a developer coming in, just a house, and
[15:35] it's how do we know for sure, those of us who have been around a while, you know, and
[15:43] those of us who are not from seeing where water for running, and if there was a lot of other,
[15:50] We weren't about flooded two years ago, but to me, I think we need some kind of documentation that you, in fact, are in fact, you live in floodplain.
[16:03] We're not just saying you live in Sheeprick and all it could flood.
[16:07] It had the task in 1963, it did, you know, but...
[16:13] That was a thousand year.
[16:14] What?
[16:15] Yeah, because that's it.
[16:16] Because the next question is, is how high, so you may be in the floodplain as you
[16:21] create this elevation, but if this elevation you're no longer in there because you're above
[16:26] the thousand-year, what, and so I guess for establishing what actually is the floodplain
[16:34] because right now, if somebody asks, am I building a floodplain to do we know?
[16:41] I guess that's the question.
[16:44] So we'll back up a little bit, though, to maybe do a little research on how the map that
[16:50] we have, what did what data wanted to that, and is that an acceptable map for us to start
[16:57] with?
[16:59] I mean, and at what level, right?
[17:00] I mean, when we start talking about the flamingorge dam, breaking, you know, I don't know
[17:09] how.
[17:10] I mean, there's likely, and there's imminent, right?
[17:18] I mean, you know, we're going to get these 30-year storms, right?
[17:23] And the good-year storms and the 100-year storms.
[17:26] We're going to get those, for sure.
[17:27] That's going to happen.
[17:31] The chance of finding where a storm is going down,
[17:33] you can have bigger problems.
[17:36] Sorry.
[17:38] I drove across that on that when it was flooded over the top of the dam.
[17:44] Oh really, when I went to the spillway?
[17:46] Yeah.
[17:47] I looked at that spillway and it looked like it was amazing.
[17:52] Now if I assume that the chunks of the concrete will blow them out of there, that's it.
[18:06] a lot of water.
[18:10] So those kind of possibilities, but the reality is going to be more like something which
[18:16] longs part or just rain or just rain, rain, like least, what happened with the secret.
[18:27] There was a lot of snow and then it just started raining.
[18:32] And for age.
[18:34] Winter, the water is all there.
[18:38] And the fall before that, the forestry was there.
[18:42] Ultimate wisdom went up and blew all the beaver dance above there.
[18:46] They didn't remake any debris, they just went and blew those beaver dance.
[18:50] So when the debris started flowing, guess what?
[18:52] It really started flowing from higher.
[18:54] That's why it started so high up.
[18:57] But it was every stream around here was flooded.
[18:59] at that point. That's no one right. Because there was a lot of snow and it was warm enough
[19:06] and it was raining for days. When the jittery, what typically maybe would have been a little
[19:12] of a snow, and that kind of stuff. We had that. I call it Brett snowstorm and three feet,
[19:18] theta snow and it's correct. Wouldn't give you snow and then turn the rain. I think you've been
[19:24] all that email with the map that those people sent us
[19:27] to put my stuff.
[19:29] But then I thought they said something in there
[19:31] that they would keep them out.
[19:33] They would keep the maps updated with their stuff.
[19:36] Because we don't have anything that will do those good things.
[19:40] But it takes a specialized program.
[19:42] Yeah, and maybe that's the map.
[19:44] I mean, I don't know, maybe it's not.
[19:46] But maybe that's the...
[19:47] I thought it was a good thing to enter this.
[19:51] That's kind of what I was going to use.
[19:53] That's what I thought.
[19:53] That was my understanding, but maybe I misunderstood.
[19:57] I think at least that you can place the start of the start.
[20:00] And then if we need to get something more detailed, we can go from there.
[20:05] I think what we need to do is our network session.
[20:10] We look at that map and we say through we agree on that.
[20:16] Because I think in adopting this, we adopt the map.
[20:21] we have to. And then, and so we have something to work with when somebody comes in,
[20:28] by the way, you're according to our map and our resources that we have, you're in a
[20:36] thought-flying, and so these precautions need to be made for you and building restrictions
[20:42] if there is any. Now, it's just like we always have got to be keeping in mind when people
[20:50] bill by airports, of the high jurisdictions, and those kinds of things, there are restrictions
[20:57] because they're going to have to put on them, and so have we got them out, and could we
[21:04] restrict it below that large cabin because of the potential?
[21:12] you're talking about like we're new.
[21:14] Oh yeah, I mean he's got blocks below it.
[21:19] He's got blocks.
[21:21] Six blocks.
[21:23] Six blocks.
[21:24] I think I went to COVID-19 five.
[21:27] I think he's six.
[21:30] And say they're not buildable.
[21:32] She and I personally, I don't want to say you can't build a problem.
[21:37] But here is what number one, we're going to make you aware that you're building in a club play.
[21:45] And then the two, the other, the other building requirements that they need to camp here.
[21:57] Because as long as we have worn those people, even though they may acknowledge it themselves,
[22:07] that they are in that, we have a document in our minutes so that they can't, I mean,
[22:16] they may try through what we're engaged in to come back and say, that you tell them you didn't.
[22:24] And that's what I'm out of so important, right, because then you say, here's the map, sign that you-
[22:30] Receive the map, you know, at a minimum, you're aware that you're building in a floodplain or if you're, if you're fine, right? And we could even
[22:43] and somehow tie the map to the parcels so it comes up in a title search.
[22:54] I would be really beneficial, but I think they could do that, which now we've tried to put
[23:01] restriction, I mean how the recorded put things on, you know, all the time, you know,
[23:08] and you're not allowed, this is bi-ergy work, that's fine.
[23:13] So I don't know if anyone do, it's, I think it's in the county's best
[23:19] interest to have that there, or what it will be, or not.
[23:23] But they would take on that sort of responsibility, and then I don't, yeah.
[23:28] Yeah, maybe not.
[23:29] But at least it's in the ordinance, right?
[23:31] And the ordinance online, and then they can find it if they look for it.
[23:45] I don't understand with no elevations of what that means.
[23:50] I don't do that.
[23:51] I was going to say more clearly from now to at least reference.
[23:59] That would be something that would be brought up with somebody applying for any kind of...
[24:02] What is an AVD?
[24:04] I don't know. I took this on the place that I'm not knowledgeable enough. I can't write to this coming. You went already, Shane.
[24:14] or is that the molecule like about a huge longitude?
[24:21] It could be.
[24:24] I don't get loud enough.
[24:26] That was off.
[24:27] Okay, indeed.
[24:29] I can get the definition of what that means.
[24:34] Yeah.
[24:34] Probably Google it.
[24:35] I got it good.
[24:36] I thought I could put more.
[24:38] And then five, and then three, B, B, is the National Geographic Vertical Statum.
[24:46] Isn't that?
[24:47] It's in the district, in the field, and then the NA, C, B.
[24:56] Is that in the definition?
[24:59] The second one was the right.
[25:01] Oh, N, G, B, B, B.
[25:04] Mean C level?
[25:06] Yeah.
[25:07] But I don't know what the other one is.
[25:10] That's all.
[25:11] That's all.
[25:14] That's all.
[25:15] That's all.
[25:15] Yeah, I don't know.
[25:19] Okay, we need to make sure both of those to end the gap in your shoes.
[25:23] In that.
[25:24] Yeah.
[25:25] In that.
[25:28] Yeah.
[25:29] And five, we need to stop.
[25:31] We need to stop.
[25:31] We need to stop.
[25:32] We need to stop.
[25:34] We need to stop.
[25:35] Okay.
[25:37] Yeah.
[25:37] Do you get a show on my foot, please?
[25:40] Yeah, I don't get you.
[25:44] So about toward the match.
[25:46] I wish they were dominant.
[25:48] I'm looking to see right now on FEMA,
[25:52] and on the program of public safety,
[25:53] and you've done to see what maps they have to do.
[25:58] The FEMA doesn't right now.
[26:01] I don't think.
[26:01] Yeah, not the FEMA.
[26:03] We got the floodplainer.
[26:04] What was that?
[26:05] It was on that insurance.
[26:08] Um, what was it called when they came in, but it's good plain insurance basically, yeah, I can't remember with it.
[26:15] I can't remember what they're technical.
[26:16] No, it's the top of my head right now.
[26:19] But it's not a FEMA hasn't done it yet.
[26:23] But when it's the one that brought this to me and said, hey, this needs updated because it's so old.
[26:29] Yeah.
[26:34] sort of that map and kind of went over a few things.
[26:39] Those are their obligations.
[26:42] Because on number 10 it says a catch.
[26:45] It works on a map with the policy projects noted on it.
[26:50] Are they just taking R map?
[26:52] Yeah.
[26:52] Probably.
[26:53] We're saying, OK, this is what I want to put this house and barn and
[27:00] kind of storage at or whatever.
[27:06] Or not.
[27:10] Yeah, that's fine with the sanding of it.
[27:14] We'd have to have one general floodplain now that this is the reference for everybody.
[27:20] And then they, is it friendly enough that they can just go on and walk out the house in that?
[27:32] Well, that's where once we get kind of going on this, we're on the website.
[27:36] I have worked with IT.
[27:38] Yeah, I've got it.
[27:39] We've got it.
[27:39] We've got it.
[27:40] We're a very good street map, and so they could identify where it was.
[27:44] Because I can help those just on Google and send some stuff to the fast, I'm not fine just on Google,
[27:52] showing some lines and things like that, like where I train for driving to people and guys.
[28:00] And I don't know what it is to do that, I know it too, but we'll come away.
[28:06] I guess even if I draw a little pencil on that, so we have a map, I
[28:20] can't see one other being a part of the planning of subdivisions and building permits, that's why I was seeing it.
[28:35] It really isn't in his ballgame.
[28:38] He might want a copy of that British boy answer.
[28:41] Yeah, I said this to him just because of it.
[28:44] Listen to him in this.
[28:45] Well, maybe whoever he has got, I know that he's a manager
[28:48] for the county.
[28:50] But when we had that deal, he was something like this.
[28:54] So we have some kind of reference to just
[28:57] for the information.
[28:58] So we're really not really in a file.
[29:05] We can maybe put in there that any update should include day emergency management
[29:13] and put in the emergency management.
[29:19] Well, if we issue somebody a permit, it's in a floodplain.
[29:23] I think the document's great. All we really need to add is the amount.
[29:28] Yeah. So they know and we know, because they may not know what's above them.
[29:41] You can't do anything about writing. But you can be at least knowledgeable about reservoirs, dams, that kind of stuff.
[29:55] and where it's going to go, especially like in Mountain View subdivision if you're buying a lot there.
[30:00] When we think of that? No, but we got flooded. When we were the last heavy snow, 23. Yeah, I think it did flood. Yeah, that John Ardenau was bad. Do you feed on the water? So when they did it today, we just proposed to put a new covert in front of his house. Yeah, because he got flooded right after they put the irrigation system as a pipe, and they didn't have a drainage on the bottom end.
[30:29] You know, I just came from everywhere.
[30:33] The rain, it was that low elevation snow just melted all over the city.
[30:39] You know, you've heard that you were, I'm saying nothing.
[30:43] Not as far as scheme goes, but this is the flood insurance.
[30:48] The national people, the national flood insurance, yeah, they're the ones that hit the map.
[30:54] Not scheme, I don't know.
[30:55] So I don't know what is that.
[30:56] But I don't know what you need to check with the court engineers, and so I think they get a study here in this town.
[31:09] They have to keep that up on all the dams.
[31:14] And they have to have that up on all the dams.
[31:25] I know they did Browne Whake because I also did Browne Whake.
[31:32] And they took his mask and they brought them out, and they put it like their other
[31:37] other stuff.
[31:39] Yeah.
[31:41] It's just Corbin.
[31:42] Cheers.
[31:44] Okay.
[31:45] No.
[31:47] No.
[31:51] No.
[31:54] Yes.
[31:55] and then they're working with them.
[31:58] Contrary to see that came in, yeah, I have a card.
[32:03] Yeah, I knew this was just kind of, we're just kind of going to get started in this
[32:07] I knew it's going to be a lot more work, but this is just kind of getting the ball rolling
[32:10] on it.
[32:11] Okay.
[32:12] So then, if you haven't really read, you know, in a lot of detail, reread this, if there's anything
[32:21] in the park, I'll let you let carry now and we'll have maybe another addition of it.
[32:29] We're going to anybody that gets in the info in the questionnaire in a minute.
[32:35] Okay, we'll be marked.
[32:38] Looks like a markup.
[32:41] And also the review of the application again.
[32:45] And just where we need a couple different definitions clarified in there.
[32:53] Yeah, that's just kind of weird because it talks about it on page six and then it comes down on that same deal on page eight.
[33:01] It talks about water surface elevation.
[33:04] It talks about the same page that it never does that.
[33:11] Eight.
[33:11] FEMA has it all in zones.
[33:13] Hmm.
[33:14] Yeah, this is like that.
[33:15] This is kind of helped.
[33:16] Yeah.
[33:19] explain some of the stuff in there?
[33:23] No, not even at that too.
[33:25] I thought maybe one of them people.
[33:28] Yeah, once we get like a page poem of this blood stuff,
[33:32] a lot of this information would be like,
[33:35] yeah, part of the page, the bloodlink page.
[33:38] No, there's.
[33:39] I know if you go to like the other websites,
[33:41] you went to the anti-chains.
[33:42] No.
[33:42] They're click-link pages.
[33:44] Yeah.
[33:51] Yeah, they have links and yeah, a lot of the stuff. I got this off from them.
[33:56] Yeah, because I was wondering if FEMA had map because I had her FEMA hadn't.
[34:01] So, we'll then be,
[34:05] like I said, it was under the same agency though that was helping us do with that.
[34:16] Yeah, I just meant to set up a book playing outside, so that was a very little information
[34:24] about that.
[34:26] Yeah.
[34:26] There were a few things, but not much.
[34:29] So my guess is it's probably incomplete to ask?
[34:34] But I'm confident that there is more of an engineer that has got stuff on law.
[34:40] part, that drainage and what it will do, and maybe some of the other drainage is, I think,
[34:50] well, it's not really the fact that this part, but I think you've been having a historical
[34:57] study on flooding that, and that that's for it.
[35:03] And see, I know they do an inspection of the dams, and that was part of it, and that's why I
[35:10] on it with Brownie Lake. They wanted me to see what they were inspecting and everything and it was
[35:16] they had the blood claim map for it because they do it on every, they have the program that does it
[35:23] form, you know, it's not hard. Well, I would think with modern technology and elevations in my
[35:31] that we have, this kind of we have there, you know,
[35:38] it's not, it's not the technology and we're, I mean, we just know where
[35:44] elevations are, and what, how much water can go, and how much water can go,
[35:51] and how much water can go, and how much water can go, and how much water can go.
[36:01] the evaluation of flood, mud, slide, mud flow, flood related to erosion hazards in all official
[36:11] actions relating to land use in areas, having these hazards. That's the old resolution.
[36:19] This is the old one, yeah. I think so. Yeah, it is. And there will be, yeah, because there
[36:27] of the areas, like if there was a porch fire, that might not have been a flood area, but
[36:35] the neck and end of the area.
[36:36] Yeah, there's the cottonwood.
[36:39] We don't have a range, they're panicking.
[36:41] Yeah, so there would be, there would be areas that could be, yeah, it's not very close.
[36:47] Quite an important thing to do with that.
[36:49] I know.
[36:52] I saw that.
[36:53] That's what I'm saying. I think the core of engineers did it when I wasn't going to have that and that was kind of a force
[37:00] To do something like that
[37:03] But just think about that. That was over 20 years ago
[37:07] So
[37:08] 20
[37:08] So this, oh four, oh four, oh four, oh four, oh four, oh four, oh four, oh four
[37:13] Yeah
[37:13] Yeah
[37:14] Yeah
[37:15] Yeah
[37:15] That's that, that's what we need to be updated
[37:19] So
[37:19] Yeah, we
[37:20] Well, the one I was involved with had to bid in 2000, 11, 12, so now.
[37:31] That time free.
[37:34] Okay. How are you guys? So let's do that kind of work. I think we've passed period, or do you want to.
[37:43] So this is my question. I might get on the on the on the on the land administrator.
[37:52] In a way I feel like it could be us, but in reality, is it the commissioners?
[37:59] of land use of their shelter, because I can feel a lot of state code refers to land use of
[38:03] administrator when things are being decided on or acted on or because that it's
[38:08] mentioned or it's one that approved everything we do and we're just kind of a regulatory
[38:14] type person. They make the laws and you do that. But even just the title law administrator implies
[38:21] that it could be assigned to administratively, right? So it's not I don't know that it has to be
[38:29] or even should be really in the interest of the public to try to expedite these requests.
[38:37] We have a responsibility to try to...
[38:42] And I think it's a service for our responsibilities and any development that we're involved.
[38:48] When there's an event, then I think, you know, we've done or...
[38:54] It's hard to deligrate, I hope, that then would become maybe more of the emergency manager
[39:06] to be always aware of what emergency manager of the county and dealing with that emergency.
[39:13] Right now.
[39:14] Yeah.
[39:14] I think there's different layers, but I think...
[39:19] The administrator is the one that's just trying to set the rules or abide by the rules before there's any differences in other which came.
[39:30] Stop by some family emergency that have been prevented.
[39:34] I think we are the administrator as we get through it.
[39:37] I think we are the administrator in dealing with any development.
[39:43] And any of that that we, or even building permits,
[39:47] all of them that's already happened, I believe that's probably true.
[39:51] Well, it's like I was just thinking,
[39:53] and I without you mentioned before a lot of the much mean
[39:55] and the last agenda is just going to say
[39:57] we haven't heard anything from the county attorney.
[40:00] So anyway,
[40:06] so...
[40:10] No, I'm not.
[40:11] No, I'm not.
[40:14] Stewart's. Okay, I think we're going to click. Okay, with Stewart's they could be in a
[40:20] sparkling in some of their additions of where they're at right there on Bird's Creek.
[40:27] So, you know, we didn't really look at that when they were put in a house in where they're
[40:32] And it had to be a lot of water that definitely would probably even wipe, you know,
[40:41] Doug Beck's place, I'll too.
[40:43] The same price is the fixed place, we'd forget everybody's silver kind of on the deal.
[40:47] Well, there are circumstances for everybody's control right now.
[40:54] I'm worried about Morgan Noah.
[40:56] Yes, I see.
[40:57] There's always, but just so we're doing our diligence and trying to serve the public and protect people and inform them at least.
[41:10] Okay.
[41:11] That's our job to do that.
[41:15] Okay.
[41:16] So the next thing is getting the maps, right?
[41:20] Work on that.
[41:23] Maybe the mayor has the maps.
[41:25] The only maps of floodplains.
[41:27] And then we've gone, you know.
[41:29] I have.
[41:32] Can Tandy in container shudded in my side?
[41:35] Probably not.
[41:36] Yeah.
[41:38] Okay.
[41:40] Oh, they asked say water.
[41:42] I can't have more of that.
[41:43] I could have more of that.
[41:43] Give you all my maps.
[41:45] I could have cheaper.
[41:46] But no return.
[41:48] No return.
[41:48] Well, we know there was some floodplain maps made once upon a time.
[41:52] But I don't know what they wanted.
[41:53] No return.
[41:55] We didn't really talk about updated planning and so on.
[41:58] Well, I do.
[42:00] I do.
[42:00] I give we both a little bit.
[42:02] I'm not sure that any of that update is being reviewed on accounting.
[42:07] I'm going to start for that.
[42:08] Can we?
[42:09] Well, remember we took this to Commissioner once and then can't have a few suggestions.
[42:14] And these are the suggestions that he had made.
[42:17] And I sent it back to him.
[42:19] But I haven't heard as a July 13th when I emailed the back of the changes I haven't heard back for them.
[42:27] So these are the ones he wanted.
[42:30] I didn't assume they were okay, but.
[42:35] I'm not sure what I'm going to do.
[42:38] I'm not sure what I'm going to do.
[42:39] I'm not sure what I'm going to do.
[42:41] I'm not sure what I'm going to do.
[42:41] I'm not sure.
[42:42] It's just what I'm going to do.
[42:47] It's just really minor.
[42:49] I was just a red.
[42:51] Really good thing.
[42:53] The red is the changes.
[42:56] So if you...
[42:57] So can I just continue to just have a...
[43:00] You know, just need a...
[43:01] Okay, it's okay.
[43:03] From him.
[43:04] Or...
[43:05] Because I don't want this...
[43:06] You need to be in the wrong way.
[43:10] That if we don't get an action from him...
[43:14] And we all agree.
[43:16] And I think we need to move forward.
[43:18] Well, I also put it on the regular agenda so if you guys are okay with this, we can probably move it forward because these are the agenda.
[43:25] I don't have any problems.
[43:27] It was just the mind of this.
[43:28] Yeah, I know.
[43:29] I don't know if anyone hasn't had a chance to reveal it.
[43:32] But there's enough of a board that if we have, then I don't see any reason why we can't.
[43:39] If the board wants to pass it, let's do it.
[43:43] I can't, I don't know.
[43:47] Yeah.
[43:49] Yeah.
[43:49] Yeah.
[43:49] I could just be on my agenda for the long time.
[43:53] I don't know.
[43:54] I'm just, you have an option.
[43:56] Well, I'll know.
[43:57] I don't know.
[43:57] During this, the next week.
[44:00] Okay.
[44:00] I just, we had a couple of minutes.
[44:02] That's why I thought.
[44:03] Okay.
[44:04] So that's the information I've reached before our work session.
[44:09] I will call this, that meeting adjourned.
[44:13] Okay.
[44:13] Yeah.
[44:14] That's six.
[44:16] That's eight.
[44:17] That's eight.