Duchesne City Council Work Meeting 06/16/2026

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[0:02] But I think that we will go back.
[0:08] But we'll go ahead and get started. So the agenda tonight is just this building. So we're just going to talk about future plans, current plans, future plans, and overall long term what we're going to be looking at. Because the city is trying to decide how much to put into this. What should be our budget? Because we're trying to decide how much
[0:30] long, we're going to use this building and what potentially like uses for it, how we're
[0:38] going to proceed because we don't want to put anything into it that is just going to
[0:42] be wasted money down the road. So, we'll start with the county. So, what is your future plan
[0:50] for this building?
[0:51] Well, I think we were hoping with the originally cut, which is probably a couple of years ago, we were hoping to renovate the bathrooms, so we can put in some shower stalls for radio meetings and for countless years.
[1:26] But eventually, so we have a 20 year lease with you, correct?
[1:31] Well, I guess now it's 18, but we have a lease with you, long term lease.
[1:36] As soon as you build those other facilities is it my understanding for us that you will pull out of this building completely and it will revert back to do shaming city ownership or is that okay so you're you're continuing on long term lease.
[1:53] Okay.
[1:54] All right.
[1:54] That was the way that I understood the discussion when they talked about it.
[1:59] Okay, all right.
[2:00] Did I miss something wrong, because I thought I was a really question that when we're done with it,
[2:06] it comes to city property, is that not?
[2:08] So in the deed, correct, correct me if I'm wrong, but in the deed it says as long as
[2:15] when you no longer need this building or the fair, then it reverts back to
[2:19] do change to the ownership, correct?
[2:21] Is that right, for me?
[2:23] That's what I'm saying.
[2:24] I think so.
[2:25] Danny, it was for better than Danny was on the council.
[2:27] Yeah.
[2:28] I don't remember these, I had a warning.
[2:31] But the usage could be, that's not really special.
[2:33] I think it would stipulate what the usage meant.
[2:36] I mean, if they want to stick, I have based up the area.
[2:38] I have a based up the area, or reduce it for the
[2:41] calculation, and the one there, that could be covered.
[2:45] And I think that was part of the two we
[2:54] We did it for the week before, and we did it for the week before, and my recollection
[3:00] was we don't, we couldn't see that of the, yeah, I don't remember exactly, I don't think
[3:06] there's anything recorded in the source, and I agree with that.
[3:10] Not in a group, but it was just recorded on the beat, that was what we understood from the
[3:30] So that's so is everybody clear on that so the agreement is long-term with Dushan cities
[3:39] County still controlled it for the two weeks out of the year and then the rest of the time
[3:42] in this our responsibility for maintenance,
[3:44] for utilities, for all of that.
[3:47] Okay.
[3:48] So we're not there, we're on set.
[3:51] Are we?
[3:52] Because that's where I, I don't know.
[3:54] So, and I'm going to change this.
[3:55] That's the key is to shape down.
[3:57] Yes.
[3:58] Now, for working in the feed,
[3:59] I don't remember exactly, I don't remember when,
[4:03] do you remember the feed?
[4:04] It was like, I don't remember.
[4:06] I said it was like, they were donated, donated,
[4:09] the state and the city gave it to the county.
[4:11] So technically it's a city that's also camped like it's
[4:14] a little complicated, has to do with it.
[4:19] Yeah, that's what Danny did.
[4:23] He went out and made a video.
[4:27] I mean, we're just going to make it happen for everybody.
[4:30] That's what came back to you.
[4:32] We'll just shut him in there.
[4:33] For Rene.
[4:35] What did this work with?
[4:37] Did you have vision or anything?
[4:39] was on the shoreline, I was making this one.
[4:41] With here?
[4:42] Yeah.
[4:45] The steam roller.
[4:46] Yeah.
[4:46] You asked that.
[4:50] Well, that was originally what happened was you guys have made the comment.
[4:55] That this was going to be leveled and then parking lot made for parking.
[5:00] Space and then Dan found the deed.
[5:04] And the wording on the deed, my understanding was that it said
[5:07] But it remains it.
[5:11] Did you find it?
[5:24] I'm just not saying what I was thinking.
[5:25] I'm like, you know, stuff just throws my kids out there.
[5:29] You know, coding or anything.
[5:30] Others will talk about this being the counter-exinter.
[5:33] You know, it was all the more teased up like that here.
[5:35] And you're something just community tech center with
[5:39] and accepting things inside.
[5:41] To go along with that, you know, we've been talking about
[5:43] the counter-shifters and now, like, bridging legs.
[5:46] And in my mind it would be nice to somehow work a deal where we get this permanent and that building over there is something that you guys have dropped in once.
[5:57] Including that bathroom over there that's already on the end and we don't utilize it in that rather not the city to take care of it.
[6:03] So if that was something that could be considered, in my mind makes sense, you know, that way you guys know all that stuff over there and get what you want.
[6:10] And we've got this and actually finished it out, we do have more room to do what you need
[6:15] over there, plus the property that was discussed, so that's where I met with it.
[6:22] Awesome.
[6:27] Did that clear up?
[6:28] Yes, sir.
[6:28] Do you want to read it out loud?
[6:29] Yes, sir.
[6:29] Everybody can hear it.
[6:31] It's more to be.
[6:34] So there's one section here that says,
[6:39] that such a time as deep of discreet premises so
[6:42] is going ceases to be used for purposes of the Ducy County Fair, the same together with
[6:47] any and all improvements constructed there are not automatically referred to the grant order.
[6:52] It's their successors of the site, the site. So, back to the city.
[6:57] And we believe that all of this is the Ducy County Fair.
[7:00] So,
[7:05] and it doesn't stipulate with that.
[7:13] Don't regard us.
[7:18] I think there's the things we have to decide.
[7:20] Like, what am I going to put again to it?
[7:22] I mean we have been an engineer on structural engineering. He said, you've got at least 25 years in this building.
[7:30] As far as the red liner and everything goes.
[7:34] And that was kind of...
[7:37] What really happened is we were looking for a place to put mix and build things, not mix and build.
[7:43] Hope our hope has stopped.
[7:45] And I'd approached the commissioners about it.
[7:48] Well, hey, instead of knocking my building down,
[7:50] there's something we can work out
[7:52] to where we can use the city to use this,
[7:54] because we've sold the whole house and all the house.
[7:59] And I feel like, you know, community centers
[8:02] are the important part of the town.
[8:04] So that was kind of a conversation,
[8:07] I'm sorry, I didn't mean it.
[8:09] It's kind of easy to talk about that.
[8:10] Please, but yeah.
[8:13] My feeling is, like, we need to take care
[8:16] of the biggest stuff for us.
[8:20] I think first we've got to take care of the groove, we've got to take care of the key to the
[8:25] cooling, we've got to decide, you know, of course, the bathrooms and this, or we've got
[8:31] the cycle going before us, and then we can go from there.
[8:36] I think we need a budget, we've got to work with a budget, right, because we've
[8:45] got to just
[8:46] Just with repairs, you know, some of them.
[8:52] The folks I've been talking to are kind
[9:01] of more along with what they're thinking, maybe
[9:04] we're getting to invest in something else, I'm not trying to salvage this a lot of people.
[9:11] I've just been asking in the store, you know, let come in and they're like, yeah, I don't
[9:15] know that we really want to spend that kind of money there.
[9:18] I said two to three hundred thousand. Yeah, that's kind of what I've been saying all week, but I
[9:24] Not one person was like, well, that's a good idea. So yeah
[9:33] Well, in the two to three hundred thousand, it's not
[9:36] I mean
[9:48] But I guess the idea, because I said a tickle ball court must look, that could be outside, you know, because there's somewhere outside.
[9:56] It just, it's not hollow enough.
[9:58] Like, there wasn't, there wasn't overlaying.
[10:02] But I agree if we're, if we're not going to do something, if we're just going to keep doing nothing with it, then let's not get down.
[10:12] But I would prefer for us to see something like this, I mean the beaten test building is a billion dollars, but you guys can't take it.
[10:21] Yeah, of course.
[10:23] And it's probably the size of this.
[10:30] It's 15 by 100.
[10:33] Oh yeah, so it's not enough.
[10:34] And then it's gone, and then it's gone, and then there's a different footing to all the way from the results.
[10:40] So to me, if we're going to do a community center spot, we cannot afford to build the new one.
[10:50] And we don't have a plan to do that.
[10:55] What's that?
[10:56] Yes, what's that?
[10:57] Yeah.
[10:58] So, are we, I don't think, they're not interested going in partners on this with us for community center.
[11:05] Right.
[11:05] Many more space for fairgrounds and whatnot.
[11:07] So, this is our space where we keep this building and renovate it for a little bit.
[11:12] We can take full rest of the address by tracking the swan land or not or anything else.
[11:19] And we can extend our part.
[11:21] Yeah.
[11:23] I don't know what it's like to us again, like we talked about.
[11:27] There's a kind of shape, put it on the Brazilian.
[11:30] Putting our shed down there and raising that.
[11:34] Putting the part down there.
[11:36] That's the only place.
[11:38] What would this one be better than a phone right?
[11:41] Potential.
[11:46] That's not what you are talking about.
[11:54] I guess what I am getting at is that I see this as the video.
[11:58] We are talking about swapping land up here and then flying and landing across the globe,
[12:03] And this is part of that field, I'm saying.
[12:06] So whether you know as it for this, or we just gain this and have folk and, you know,
[12:11] folk will do what we want to do here, as part of that field makes sense to me.
[12:16] So whether the committee is there here, whatever, having this be you, Shane Citties, and the
[12:21] kind of stuff on the side.
[12:22] Just to make it, in my mind, to make this clear, you know, it's a clear thing and gives you
[12:27] guys all congruency and what you're doing as well in our parks and our future plans.
[12:31] We've had other plans right now for this part of expanding and other stuff other than just the input that we talked about so, you know, it's in talk fields or it's in fields this way is, to me, this is kind of a part of the appreciation of that potential, potential itself is one of them.
[13:08] So, I guess that's the big decision that we've given, what are you guys' stories of the
[13:16] I mean, if we're not going to fix it up, you guys don't know if it's going to be just a bathroom for you.
[13:28] No, we were just kind of thought that we had something good to share with you guys,
[13:32] we're going to take over and fix it up.
[13:34] We make some nice bathrooms for it.
[13:37] And then utilize them during the fair, the two rights of care.
[13:40] That's going to be only a part of the bill.
[13:45] I think it was the rest of us in the one room for the point where they will continue to try to be so yeah, so
[13:57] I'm not speaking for the other two but I have notes strong ties in this property or building yeah as far as I'm concerned I'm open to it.
[14:14] Yeah, I mean, that's a very good thing about, you're not going to have a place, it's quite
[14:19] good.
[14:20] Sure.
[14:21] First, you've got that, but if you're not, if you don't have a good sport, probably
[14:27] isn't the right investment.
[14:29] And I think we'll be moving beyond this, needing these restrooms.
[14:36] Yeah,
[14:47] if we do that, we have an idea for the
[14:53] park, but also for the problem, for the
[15:00] Oh, we're going to solve that. Everybody's going to write the bus. All right. How about that?
[15:06] I'll take that.
[15:27] I don't think we have any money in this, it's just a big bandaid,
[15:34] an expensive bandaid.
[15:36] Yeah, it's between those, oh, it's a good idea to take over that other building, is that, there's that there.
[15:46] Okay, so I think there are two very different things that you can see.
[15:50] Yes, I was just going to say.
[15:51] One is a community center, one is a shop, right?
[15:54] We've got to decide, are we going to have a community center?
[15:57] Because my idea would be that it's not eventative, that we put the money into it,
[16:01] I'm going up to a standard where we want to use the building, right, for a community
[16:06] where we do the different things.
[16:10] I mean, so that's, to me, that's the decision, the, the, the, the shops of different questions.
[16:17] I mean, this could be part of the negotiations, but that's a whole different deal, a whole
[16:21] different plot of money or whatever it would be used for.
[16:26] I think we have to decide, do we want a community center, don't we?
[16:29] Because if we do, we can't afford to replace, I mean, this is probably between 7 and 10,000 square feet built at the right.
[16:43] So to replace that, I mean, we just, I mean, we're a long way to have a budget to build that.
[16:51] I mean, we're $500,000 to have a shelf on that fire station.
[16:57] So the idea that we can get rid of this and have a different community center somewhere else, that's a long list of those.
[17:04] So
[17:08] this doesn't really need to be part of that negotiation anyway, because it reverts back us when we're done with the real basically ours.
[17:16] But regardless, if we don't want to do anything with it and let's not get out of anybody and part them off with it,
[17:24] It's part of any structure, it's a bit of a cherry, so what the candy baby will not get in?
[17:33] Yeah, there's keys.
[17:36] So I can't say I give it a little bit.
[17:42] It's actually three buildings.
[17:44] Right.
[17:45] So that was the original building there.
[17:48] The wall.
[17:49] And then the roof was cut off.
[17:51] And then the truss bolt truss is actually still in there.
[17:53] And then this building was built, actually this is a good building.
[17:58] We thought that this was built and that background too was the optimal.
[18:04] So it's actually a good idea.
[18:08] I just want to give you a little bit of a chance.
[18:10] I just want to give you a little chance.
[18:11] We don't show you too much deals because we make a last property.
[18:15] We trade the condoms or for it.
[18:17] And then we end up having a buy-off from a chance of even later.
[18:23] Yeah, I don't know. By the way, the airport ever doesn't even come in airport, it goes back to the town.
[18:32] Oh, that property.
[18:34] Really?
[18:37] Is that why the...
[18:40] Yeah, if somebody destroys your airport, it goes back to the county.
[19:22] So the last rainstorm, there was a shower of water coming through.
[19:27] So there's kind of a scene where the same words that buildings meet together.
[19:32] There might be a room where there's a little bit of ice in it.
[19:36] Ice in it.
[19:36] Ice in it.
[19:37] Ice in it.
[19:37] Ice in it.
[19:37] Ice in it.
[19:39] Ice in it.
[19:39] Ice in it.
[19:40] Ice in it.
[19:42] Ice in it.
[19:47] use me for sheets.
[19:52] I think that was like 13 to 14,000. To do a whole new room, it's like
[19:59] 53, 3 place everything, and that membrane that they spray on was like 43,000. It wasn't
[20:05] that much. So that, and then the heating and air conditioning, I have Paul Combo-Kat, he
[20:13] He estimated to run the heating and air conditioning that would service this and that side.
[20:23] So he'd have to do two different sections of that.
[20:28] He estimated right now 30,000 roofed top units, now that we're not going to roofed top units.
[20:34] He said, the actually the roofers of the ones that said we needed to beat the roofed top units.
[20:39] He said they're causing problems because we've got a really shallow area on that roof.
[20:45] And he said it was just continuing to be a issue of routine problem.
[20:49] So they were just being, you just said like a five-ton base.
[20:54] Or so what's that?
[20:56] Or do your units are just like, yeah.
[20:59] And that's just going to be like that.
[21:05] and he said that would keep up for any of them and if we could get any of your flash
[21:09] rooms, he recommended that the split, many splits, and that would be between $6,000 for each
[21:16] site.
[21:17] So we're like $40,000, and he said that's a high estimate that just thrown it out there.
[21:23] You know, I'm pretty good at milk, so that's how much I can get milk.
[21:26] So now he's on a small, big split, a small, small, big split is running about 50.
[21:33] Yeah.
[21:34] And that's a human element.
[21:35] That's a human element.
[21:36] That's a human element.
[21:38] So he said that, like, he felt like that would be the best way to keep him cool, those rooms.
[21:46] Because right now, I don't think, do you have it being heated?
[21:50] Yeah, it's the electric wall board.
[21:52] Oh, yeah.
[21:53] That one's the electric.
[21:54] I don't know about these other things.
[22:04] and that's a heater too.
[22:05] This is only a heat knock.
[22:09] Let's put a step to this one, as well.
[22:17] You've got to probably serve a few,
[22:20] maybe a vessel will come in too.
[22:22] So you're 93 hundred total?
[22:30] Yeah.
[22:30] Okay.
[22:31] That was mountainous.
[22:33] People are, so that's pretty close.
[22:35] Okay.
[22:38] Yeah, so that's close to 10,000.
[22:40] Is any of the four I believe in?
[22:42] I'm just at level it.
[22:44] Like the cracks and things like that.
[22:47] We would, we would come in probably grind.
[22:50] Grind that heat in the ground.
[23:16] And that would take into account the wall, which you can see this wall over here, you've got
[24:17] So these only take, for the electricals on these, is like not where we're going with an AC and stuff, you're just about 15 out-circuit to 9 or 70 to do even in air.
[24:33] Yeah, for you.
[24:39] have one black tissue that looks like you've got a pass every day.
[24:42] I can go get all the things that they can do for the sink, or sink, or float.
[24:46] Yeah.
[24:47] So I know where the mirror is over there, the little link is set over there, the panels are there.
[24:52] So the wire underneath the building.
[24:54] Let's see what's the other thing that I think of this as well.
[24:56] What's the other thing that I can do,
[24:59] to pass around?
[25:02] Let's see, let's put the box out on the building.
[25:05] That's where it used to come from.
[25:10] Yeah, I think you're right.
[25:13] You can come across me.
[25:15] I can only come here and come across.
[25:19] What is that?
[25:23] That's a type of...
[25:31] So I guess I'm going to get my side to see if it was something I know and I guess I can't do anything about my question.
[25:38] So I mean, that's how many hours I've had.
[25:41] A lot of time.
[25:43] That's about 20 hours.
[25:44] No.
[25:45] A lot of time.
[25:46] Not a few.
[25:47] Not a few.
[25:48] Not a few seconds.
[25:48] Okay.
[25:49] I just want to mention.
[25:51] So maybe now it's what we need to do.
[25:53] I think we can pull the public here.
[25:55] I invite the public to come in and chime in.
[25:57] and needed to get a feel for what they have, you know,
[26:02] what they have a palette for.
[26:04] Are they willing to put in 300,000 to replace this
[26:08] or to upgrade it, like fix it up
[26:11] and make it a useful building?
[26:13] I mean, it's usable right now, obviously.
[26:15] We had the farm day in here.
[26:17] They did fine.
[26:18] The kids were running around and it was great.
[26:21] We had the Christmas specials in here.
[26:24] We had the kids did the like a spooky alley at Halloween, I mean it's it's
[26:33] usable space like it's not that it can't be used but we make it nice we make it
[26:42] you know like you have a wedding reception like well I don't think so I mean
[26:47] especially when you're staring at a $5 million building right there that can I mean
[26:53] If it was my daughter's wedding, I would not be like,
[26:55] you know, to meet at the party.
[26:58] If you could do art shows in here.
[27:00] And I'm like, are you kidding?
[27:02] I was an artist, and I pulled up and looked at a chart
[27:04] like this, a turnaround of weave.
[27:06] I wouldn't even get my art out, right?
[27:07] No, but we have done paint nights in here.
[27:10] We have done, you know, those things.
[27:11] But it's not gonna be an art gallery.
[27:12] But it could be a great space for all of that stuff, you know?
[27:16] But my
[27:21] thing is, we have to-
[27:22] direct competition with the events. I don't think it would be. I don't think it would be.
[27:54] It can be cheaper in, so that budget always comes in to play for things like that too.
[27:59] But again, paint nights, this is great for that because we're not worried about credit.
[28:02] We've got a new facility with nice carpet, things like that and they don't like paint.
[28:06] On the floor in which it's understandable, you know, that's not the same usage.
[28:10] Right.
[28:11] To me, that's more of a business oriented, you know, facility for, you know,
[28:16] business is coming out wanting to do a big, you know, meeting or whatever like that.
[28:20] That is not really a eight-night setting that you just don't get ready.
[28:25] To me, this feels that gap, right?
[28:27] Between what you can use the school for and what you'd use the county building for, right?
[28:36] And I know, like, even the bowling alley, it's getting increasingly hard to use that.
[28:42] Mr. Gatherham's really not liking that people are using that very much.
[28:46] So, it doesn't like tape on the walls.
[28:50] Well,
[28:53] I mean, in private, for me, that's what we told people to do, so make a right center
[29:02] or move, make something for you to do with the money.
[29:04] So, I don't know.
[29:05] We spent $2,000 out of that to the pool.
[29:09] But that's just the floor and so we found, you know, roughly, I don't know.
[29:13] But from the racial sale of the hotels and the colonial.
[29:17] I don't like not doing what we say we're going to do.
[29:19] And we're not going to replace this anywhere else.
[29:24] We don't have the means to do that currently.
[29:26] Without tapping the other phones potentially,
[29:28] and that's where, you know, in my mind,
[29:31] it's like, is the community ready to bite that off?
[29:33] I'm not buying that.
[29:33] They're not going to sell the profiles.
[29:35] I'm bullying them.
[29:36] That money's there.
[29:36] We're not taxing the unit or something like that.
[29:39] It's just, so we do what we said to a certain extent
[29:43] or we don't, because we don't have any property or anything
[29:45] I know it's too late to show.
[29:48] But...
[29:49] I guess it's fine.
[29:49] I don't know what I'm saying, but I just don't know.
[29:54] I guess if you think so, nothing.
[29:55] It doesn't work out.
[29:56] It's all acting like a can.
[29:57] I know.
[30:04] I just think it will, I think people will use it. I think it will be used. I already know what we said before calling me. When do we get in there? What's that?
[30:17] Yeah, I have got many calls, probably six or seven calls, can we get into that building?
[30:24] When is it going to be available?
[30:27] It will not be available.
[30:28] We're going to pick it up.
[30:29] We're going to pick it up.
[30:30] We're going to pick it up.
[30:32] We're going to pick it up.
[30:35] The preschool was here for years.
[30:37] I mean, up until last year.
[30:39] The school was there.
[30:40] The homeschoolers, the thing you have to be is trying to be in here for three years now.
[30:57] They've wanted space to see.
[30:58] No, they wanted the whole bill.
[31:10] See, and I'm opposed to that and opposed to us giving it from the county just so we can
[31:16] and run it out for some of the full time.
[31:18] Why?
[31:19] I am.
[31:20] There's a taxpayer line against
[31:22] thread out counting the counter business buildings,
[31:24] the businesses all together because I shouldn't be
[31:27] substance tonight.
[31:29] I agree.
[31:29] I don't agree with what you're saying.
[31:31] I don't agree with what you're saying.
[31:33] The shares are part of those.
[31:34] Like, I don't think they built the shooting range out there
[31:36] in Roosevelt.
[31:37] Why don't they put the shooting house for two
[31:38] to sell the out there for the shares out there
[31:40] but they didn't.
[31:41] At the, you know, it's my shooting range.
[31:43] It pops up down there in train.
[31:49] What was the name of the?
[31:50] Woodhouse.
[31:51] Woodhouse, group?
[31:52] Oh, no, no.
[31:53] I'm sorry.
[31:54] Who came and spoke on the campus?
[31:56] Yeah.
[31:57] So it was voting with us.
[31:58] That's what I said.
[31:59] But he was the sheriff's department.
[32:01] Yes.
[32:01] So the sheriff's department came from a city council
[32:03] asking if they could use some of the space
[32:06] on their training.
[32:09] But what is it?
[32:10] What program it's in the schools?
[32:12] for the head of the jungle.
[32:13] For the head of the jungle.
[32:18] Guardians.
[32:19] All the actual services of the galaxy
[32:21] have to do with all of them.
[32:24] Yeah, actors, yeah, actors, school sugars.
[32:28] So they were actually going to take the
[32:30] half-space that came into
[32:32] their hands and
[32:34] we're like, you know,
[32:36] the premier had it and it wasn't just a space,
[32:39] they wanted full building and they wanted
[32:41] the storals are quickly too full-time. So there was no time line, there was no, it was just basically, we want the bill bill bill.
[32:48] So that doesn't really work for us.
[32:59] They said they may have been training up at the Sheriff's Department that they're building next to the new jail.
[33:22] So
[33:25] we still call out the sheriff's POC, because it is a training for the center and everything, but we still call out the sheriff's POC.
[33:36] Because he always said he has an incident where there's a certain thing written in.
[33:40] They're still using that building for their commitment.
[33:43] So what they did was they gave him an incident.
[33:45] Yes, we talked about the facility, we didn't use it.
[33:48] But then we were to talk to everything else about the hollow there.
[33:51] And the story about it was that we'd like the place that he needed to do it for years.
[33:56] We'd be able to store our files, use it to store our equipment, secure and stuff like that.
[34:02] We would be able to have access to, to leave this as a training facility, another as a storage facility.
[34:10] And just be able to open the door, hold their stuff out, and then wash it out back up.
[34:16] Well, they didn't really want to pull their stuff out.
[34:19] Well, they would use this. They would set up this as such a school, like an access studio.
[34:24] Yes.
[34:29] And that's the thing, I think once we get, my opinion is, once we get to the big mechanical
[34:35] things done, then we can decide, do we even put a kitchen in, do we not, do we just leave
[34:41] a kind of bare bones, how it is, does that come later, I mean there's a lot of value
[34:49] I'm just having it the way, not the way it is right now, of course, but just a facility
[34:55] that people can use, you know.
[34:59] Because the doors and the chains, right, the doors, some of them need to be replaced.
[35:27] I think we should consider taking out that garage door.
[35:33] We could even put in a big double door that could accommodate stuff coming through and
[35:39] So we've got one there just put when those are
[35:43] Can you stand in the car show?
[35:46] Yeah, when it's raining
[36:08] Well, we can't make a vote
[36:10] I mean we can't hold on to anything tonight, but do you guys have any other questions for the county because we have some other things to show you
[36:18] but if you don't have anything else for the county then we'll let them go and see what they need to do.
[36:27] If you have anything for us, let us know where your thoughts are and we need to check what's going to happen.
[36:33] What do you guys have thoughts on the bathrooms?
[36:38] The truth of this is by the time it's renovated and everything.
[36:42] We're probably going to start her on the back of us, you're out anyway, come.
[36:47] Did anybody got one?
[36:48] Did anybody get one?
[36:49] Turn up the chain.
[37:07] He's possible.
[37:08] We don't have a side space line in here.
[37:10] That's beautiful.
[37:13] The
[37:30] first thing I think you can take that ball out of it.
[37:34] There's no reason for
[37:40] us to create a private shower room.
[37:43] It's a private issue.
[37:44] But if you just took the ball out,
[37:53] Shane, for these pictures still usable, are we going to have to replace it?
[38:00] Use your tools and
[38:15] it was all usable.
[38:17] Let's show it back there.
[38:18] Yeah.
[38:25] Let's take it back and they're not necessarily meant to be known.
[38:28] I would say we get rid of the shower.
[38:30] Like for our purpose, they're not necessarily a use for a challenge.
[38:36] You know, for a community center.
[38:39] That's gross.
[38:43] Yeah.
[38:49] What's the rest of you know about?
[38:51] Yeah.
[39:36] It depends on how far you go because none of the petitions are ADA compliant.
[39:45] You don't have no compliance there, so you have to wipe them out and then they'll have a living at a stall.
[39:52] Or a scene.
[39:53] So you would just cut in one like a stall and sink in and make that handicap successful?
[39:58] Yeah.
[39:59] Going back on the problem, you would have to count successfully.
[40:04] I think it would be easier to shore this up.
[40:08] Yeah, if it would be cheaper to shore it up, you're saying you'd make this one the best.
[40:12] Actually, what's that?
[40:14] It's cheaper to make sure that you're seeing it make this good.
[40:17] The problem is you've got to have a 60 inch turnaround from that toilet,
[40:21] and that brings you clear over into this space, right?
[40:25] And that's why they usually make it be installed,
[40:28] because that way you can get that 60 inch wheelchair turnaround.
[40:32] You know, that's it later.
[40:34] I know that's why I say, you know, these are not compliant.
[40:38] These are like 24-inch white or 28-inch white, and it's 32.
[40:46] How many skulls do you need?
[40:47] Two skulls.
[40:48] Two skulls, one.
[40:48] So that's almost the end of the skull.
[40:50] It'll hit on your teeth if it is.
[40:53] So, it can change.
[40:54] It's on my mind.
[40:57] So, the first
[41:01] thing you need to do to get the 25-market hoods, you have to have two and one's
[41:07] because they've been in some way and it's every 25 after that because another
[41:14] soul, if you get to 100 minutes, it's going to get me in for months and a half.
[41:19] Oh, in terms of how do you see the entire building?
[41:22] Yeah.
[41:23] We're going to leave the lights on the back, right?
[41:24] Yeah.
[41:25] So technically, so technically, we're like the advanced center, there was a path built outside
[41:32] because if they put the floor down and sit and chairs up inside of there, there has to
[41:37] be like 42 porta-potties outside the building to accommodate restrooms, but we don't ever see that
[41:46] corridor down in the city building across the
[41:52] Grand City and we'll back to you.
[41:57] Just so you know, it's a year and a half in the bathrooms first.
[42:00] Here's the old one, we built the other building, we have to use these bathrooms over here because
[42:05] it's within 400 feet and the bill can we use these bathrooms to get exactly four of the
[42:11] are 40 programs.
[42:19] Women's Health is the same.
[42:21] Yeah.
[42:22] You never see a line in the women's dressing room.
[42:25] I've seen a line of the men's dressing rooms.
[42:27] What are you talking about?
[42:31] You have the events.
[42:34] Inside the event room?
[42:36] I've never seen a line of
[42:40] the women's health.
[42:42] I've never seen a line of the women's health.
[42:47] I've been there.
[42:47] I've been there.
[42:50] Yes, you're right.
[42:52] Inside and outside.
[42:54] how excited?
[42:54] Two years ago was a first time I've been on this planet.
[42:57] I've been on this planet?
[42:57] Not anymore, I mean, it's half a long time ago and there's been a lot of other things
[43:00] that are here.
[43:02] There's an earlier.
[43:06] There're some other accidents that will back us.
[43:25] There's almost no significant.
[43:27] You have history involved.
[43:28] Yeah, we need you in whatever way.
[43:30] Especially for my
[43:35] two-star planet, it's very difficult to take stuff.
[43:38] Any sponsor around?
[44:11] Not giving you an idea of all of ours this?
[44:15] Yes.
[44:16] That's what we should do.
[44:17] Not giving you an idea of all of ours this?
[44:20] That's what you should do.
[45:01] Madam Paterson.
[45:18] Sir
[45:22] change.
[45:23] They placed this concrete to one end of the smothered transition.
[45:29] Okay, so we're gonna make a little sweeper.
[45:33] Look at this.
[45:35] After the mark set, perhaps up.
[45:38] Just gotta get around.
[45:41] It's supposed to be held on the back of their head in case.
[45:44] We'll pat that wall over there.
[45:48] Oh my god, some weed in it.
[45:57] It's so they can get it all back in here, all of us for my care about how to upload
[46:06] this for signals. I'm not mistaken. There's no one to get in the car that I want. That's
[46:12] really good.
[46:39] And then we would put 50,000 towards last fall.
[46:43] Yeah.
[46:43] So if anybody's the parking.
[46:45] Yeah.
[46:47] Well, thank you.
[46:48] Thanks for meeting here.
[46:50] Thank you.
[46:52] Yeah.
[46:54] Thank you.
[46:54] Thank you.
[46:54] I'll do it.
[46:55] Thanks, Shane.
[46:57] Appreciate it.
[46:57] I guess the data seems to have improved.
[46:59] Sorry.
[47:00] Oh.
[47:01] We look like people.
[47:09] Okay, we're going to take you guys over to see the pole-pouse stuff.
[47:16] Okay, the pole-pouse, his pole-pouse stuff.
[47:20] I don't know what to do.
[47:22] Come on, let's fix.
[47:32] I don't know what you think.
[47:36] You didn't look like this.
[47:38] No.
[47:39] Thank you.
[48:00] You're so cute.
[48:02] Little kills.
[48:04] All right now.
[48:08] Here's your room.
[48:09] He's right there.
[48:23] We have a couple of these type of displays. It's just a big box with a seam in the back that is also similar.
[48:35] they would have got glass cases but a lot of the stuff like longer ones don't fit
[48:43] in these shorter cases they would be for smaller items and we have a couple of
[48:49] backdrops because of the windows at the office right because the windows come
[48:57] down to low yeah
[49:01] and if we use that space for the pop-off stuff we'll have to
[49:07] put like UV film on the windows which is not expensive but we would have to make
[49:14] sure that we did that and the flooring in there doesn't need to be replaced we
[49:18] have a couple of rips from when the the sewer pipe collapsed they had to go in
[49:24] and cut it yeah yeah it's very similar to the carpet in the chamber and then
[49:34] there was another place to that got ripped some I don't know if they were
[49:38] bring in stuff in or something but anyway we would need to replace the carpet so
[49:44] where's the rest of the like the figurines and all these tubs all these
[49:51] totes and back here there's just all the totes and the whole house is here
[49:55] right now yeah we have we have everything there's a few things in that back
[50:01] office nope I brought them over oh did you know we emptied out that back office so
[50:06] So we could start using that for elections if you want to do, and then we could get our
[50:11] cemetery room back if we wanted that to.
[50:15] What's that?
[50:15] I'll just take that home.
[50:17] Well, yeah.
[50:18] Yeah.
[50:19] That's cool.
[50:20] That is.
[50:20] That's cool.
[50:21] I have one at my house too.
[50:23] You know when Fred built all this?
[50:26] I think I don't know like time wise, but when I was putting it, you knew this is a deal
[50:30] like in the 49.
[50:39] I don't know why do you want it to toilet I don't know just I just need to know what
[50:51] Yeah, I was probably so later after I took that swimmer down.
[50:57] My point is to go over.
[50:58] I took the bathtub.
[51:00] Oh, sure, though.
[51:00] It is.
[51:00] Oh, where does that go?
[51:02] Okay, so the bathtub.
[51:03] It wasn't as big.
[51:04] So that is.
[51:05] As it was when I became a museum, and I went with my mother-in-law, there was many more
[51:11] things that he had built since I was.
[51:13] Oh, yeah.
[51:15] So there is a bathtub over in the comics by our shop.
[51:19] There is a bathtub that matches that toilet.
[51:24] Okay, but we're not talking about displaying any of that.
[51:27] No, I mean, just to be clear.
[51:30] I hope so.
[51:30] The toilet is not bathtub.
[51:32] You know, de-invisions that we're going to build this other room somewhere and have fun.
[51:36] Oh, really?
[51:37] Everybody has work area, everything.
[51:39] And it was cool.
[51:40] It was cool.
[51:42] But that was never part of the...
[51:45] Well, and also to be clear,
[51:47] D has offered to take all of this stuff from the city and build a shed in her back yard.
[51:54] Oh, what? She's got some new revelations done.
[51:56] She and I talked about it.
[51:57] Done and done.
[51:59] Sign me up.
[52:00] She did.
[52:01] She did.
[52:02] Absolutely not.
[52:02] Why?
[52:03] Why?
[52:04] It's the city stuff.
[52:05] It's belongs to the city.
[52:07] It needs to be on display or people should see it in a public building on somebody's back yard.
[52:12] That's why.
[52:13] Okay.
[52:14] I used to...
[52:15] Sorry.
[52:17] I'm not done with it.
[52:19] I think she's big in a public building.
[52:23] Yes, I'm just here at the access.
[52:25] I'm just tired of dedicating what goes on.
[52:28] It's all I'm done with.
[52:29] She managed the museum and he's got 15 million dollars in the bank.
[52:34] Go buy a piece of property.
[52:35] She just thought there's only one that took care of the Pope Museum and had a heart for it.
[52:39] My mother and the other.
[52:41] I'm not a scary law.
[52:42] A lot of people do.
[52:43] I'm not saying that. I'm just saying, I have to deal D all the time about the Pope House since it's like D.
[52:49] What I'm saying is she has more enough funds to make happen what she wants to make happen
[52:53] And she's not coughing up any cash. It is where I'm at with it. Not saying your mom needs to not saying their ladies need to
[52:59] But D is constantly harping people at you in the machine all the time about the Pope House and she's got more money than the city does
[53:04] So if you want it that bad, donate a building D, you know, build a building and donate it. Make it and she's got this grand vision
[53:13] So make it happen, D. You know?
[53:16] But we did sell the Pope's donated property
[53:21] to get part of that, for $325,000, you know?
[53:25] So I mean, there is that part that they
[53:27] did donate that property.
[53:29] Because the city, nothing.
[53:33] And we got $325,000 out of it.
[53:35] Yeah.
[53:36] And so the least we could do is display this life
[53:40] in a public building that has access.
[53:46] But that's actually not what we're here for, right?
[53:48] right?
[53:48] We need to make some building, right?
[53:51] To decide what, like at least have the conversation about what we're going to do with this
[53:58] building, right?
[53:59] Yeah.
[54:03] So my filling is if we want a community center, this is it, because we're never going to
[54:09] get one, otherwise, yeah.
[54:11] I mean, the for the expense that we on that building and what the county paid to have
[54:15] after the shell of the wheat shed.
[54:18] I mean, we'll be one and a half to $2 million
[54:21] to build a community center, not even this size, right?
[54:26] And so to me, if we want to go that route
[54:29] with the community center, then this is it.
[54:32] If we don't, then that's a completely different thing.
[54:36] Right, right.
[54:37] And so.
[54:38] But I'm with Jason on this.
[54:40] When we said, yeah, we're going to sell the Pope House
[54:44] and we're going to make sure that we have a community center that was in the conversations we were talking about that actively with our residents.
[54:55] That was the focus.
[54:57] Yeah.
[54:57] The whole thing.
[54:58] They committed that.
[54:59] Yeah.
[54:59] The commitment.
[55:00] And the Pope House was potentially where the arts council knows their stuff was where it started.
[55:05] Yeah.
[55:06] So the corner room, we haven't been in yet, is essentially what we allocated to the Pope House at that time.
[55:11] And that's that's actually how the conversation got started to even for the city to even get into this agreement with the family
[55:18] Because they had every intention of bulldozing this yeah to bed the timeline and everything so
[55:27] Yes, that's kind of what we sold it for that's what we let's what the original
[55:31] Plan was so to speak and that's it. I'm I'm not trying to be offensive or argumentative, but listen to D
[55:38] Go on and on and on about it's like well, that's we didn't I never signed on for a big brand new
[55:43] museum. That's not what I had envisioned. You know, the pushback from the, you know,
[55:49] from the people that came and screamed at us at City Council was they wanted
[55:52] community staff, not another pokehouse museum. Right. I they wanted some
[55:57] place for their kids to go to be able to have fun, do activities. I mean, I value
[56:01] the history. I value this, what this is, but that's not what we negotiated for
[56:06] essentially is what I'm getting at. And so again, originally it was supposed to
[56:10] be in that corner. It was kind of the main focus for the pokehouse and the rest of
[56:12] I was supposed to go towards community center,
[56:16] upgraded parks, whatever it was, recreation for the community.
[56:19] You know, that's why I'm like.
[56:22] And I mean, I mean, I think the Pope House would be great
[56:26] down there, he doesn't.
[56:28] She's changed her idea about the city of the city office.
[56:34] I would come down here, right?
[56:35] Yeah.
[56:36] Okay.
[56:37] And he doesn't get a vote.
[56:38] Right.
[56:39] That's the more sense for me if I'm going to see the office
[56:43] And that's great with me, I just, we have options with stuff like this.
[56:47] You weigh more since I have a downline.
[56:48] He's like, well, it was time to work a couple years ago when it's first all started.
[56:51] It's like displaying pieces in businesses around town made sense to me.
[56:54] Like, hey, you got this one on display at Coles and this one on Mount America.
[56:58] And you know, how he's all over the place.
[56:59] I thought that was a good idea and then the remainder went down towards the city offices
[57:02] and you could put the rest on display.
[57:04] But again, the D thing is just, she doesn't have a vote.
[57:08] This is not her money if she wants to do that.
[57:10] She does get a vote. It's in November.
[57:13] Well, but she'll get a vote.
[57:14] But what are you saying?
[57:16] But we do every time.
[57:17] Sure we do.
[57:18] But you know what I'm saying is every time you get a vote.
[57:20] Well, he says this and D wants this and D, D, D, D, D.
[57:23] It's like, OK, well, what about the rest of the community?
[57:26] Not just D. It's not D's museum.
[57:29] Linda Benchden talked to me for two years because we sold the Pope House.
[57:32] So she's another one that's very adamant that we do something in the Pope House.
[57:38] There are people that are, you know, and there are also people that don't care.
[57:43] Right.
[57:44] But they could care less to see the gathering again.
[57:46] Yeah.
[57:47] And there are people that grew up here.
[57:49] Yeah.
[57:49] And they don't care.
[57:50] Yeah.
[57:50] So we got all the walks.
[57:53] I care.
[57:54] I want them on this slide.
[57:58] So my thing with the Pope House is that this is representative of how the whole West was settled.
[58:05] I mean, it's not just Dushan's history, it's the state of Utah, it's the whole West, it is our history on how it was settled, right, and we're losing that because, you know, if people just don't even look at it, you know, I mean, first Pope once said somebody asked him how he came up with the design for the wagons.
[58:33] because they're all proportionate, they're all, you know, to scale.
[58:39] And he said, well, when you spend as many nights under a wagon as I have, you would know
[58:43] exactly how they're put together.
[58:45] Because that's how they did it.
[58:48] My grandpa, Cowboy with Fred Pope, back in the day,
[58:51] Wrangling wild horses and light came in and dry came in.
[58:55] But I think it's important that we preserve that issue.
[58:59] I don't think the toilet is really bad.
[59:02] Or the first door.
[59:03] You know, this stuff's near the air.
[59:05] They need to have it displayed.
[59:06] Where people can see it.
[59:08] Not down here.
[59:10] I do have a hard time solving the hundred grand.
[59:12] That's a lot for cabinets.
[59:15] But it is what could you do to build?
[59:17] You stole the Pope House.
[59:18] You have the money for it.
[59:20] I got a money for it.
[59:22] Yeah.
[59:25] We can get back on display and still be ahead for the recreational part of what you guys are talking about.
[59:31] Yeah, because we did not get the grant for the new playground equipment.
[59:38] The other part of this is the volume that are new to previous discussions and negotiations.
[59:46] So, but we, you know, this is just my opinion, but we've been working on this for a long, long time.
[1:00:00] The Pope House negotiations, the bowling alley, I mean, it went on for over a year. I mean, we've been almost
[1:00:06] 40 years to church. I think we just need to make a decision and move forward, or don't move forward,
[1:00:12] and just do something. I mean, I know you guys are stuck in here and the problems with Rodney, but
[1:00:20] he talked for six to eight months about getting the doors and had a million reasons why
[1:00:26] somebody didn't call him back or you know I've never got a single quote on
[1:00:30] the doors. I think he finally got one quote on one door and it was so I'm at
[1:00:37] the point where it's like let's just make a decision and move on it. I would
[1:00:43] prefer to keep the community center but if we're not gonna then let's let's
[1:00:47] move past it let's do you have money for capital improvement to improve this
[1:00:51] you're anything like that every year it would be you'd build it into the
[1:00:55] budget yeah you'd have to build that into the budget and we do have wrap
[1:01:00] tax money we are you're we we are collecting because there's you know one
[1:01:05] one thousandth of a penny comes every sale that's made in Dushan city it
[1:01:10] comes back to the city it doesn't even go up being like 24 thousand a year
[1:01:13] something like that do you remember how much of this year it's about that
[1:01:18] Yeah, it's $4,000, $4,000, yeah.
[1:01:20] But can we still, we need to do that?
[1:01:23] Yes.
[1:01:24] Yeah.
[1:01:24] So that's why it's necessary to have the rate up there.
[1:01:26] Yeah, right.
[1:01:27] And my opinion is, we set a budget.
[1:01:29] We do the big things, and then we decide
[1:01:31] with what's left over.
[1:01:32] I mean, because we'll be, I bet we'll be $150, $175.
[1:01:36] I think it's more than $2,000.
[1:01:39] Well, not if we don't replace the roof.
[1:01:40] If we just fix the roof.
[1:01:42] What about the windows?
[1:01:43] I mean, I don't know.
[1:01:43] I'm hungry, I'm going to be $50,000.
[1:01:46] Yeah.
[1:01:46] Yeah.
[1:01:47] I was cracked and picked together, it looks like Cole's hard work for me.
[1:01:52] No.
[1:01:53] Yeah, I think we could eat up the whole budget just doing big things, but if that's okay,
[1:01:58] that's okay, yeah.
[1:01:59] My turn is with maintenance though, too.
[1:02:02] That's the concession stand over there when I see them pictures on my, what the heck, you
[1:02:09] know.
[1:02:10] So we build it, and we don't use it, and then it just holds apart because nobody cares.
[1:02:16] but there is a different view. I mean, Rodney didn't want anybody to use it. He didn't want things fixed after they broke.
[1:02:22] I mean, when I got on the City Council, our new back home is in 92. Is that what it was still down here?
[1:02:29] Yeah. But they're running oversight, but then we have a dead oversight. So it's very much a different oversight.
[1:02:37] That, for example, the whole other thing, all the excess trucks and the portal greater
[1:02:43] up at the airport.
[1:02:46] It's just...
[1:02:46] You guys start fluffing out.
[1:02:48] We've got it.
[1:02:49] It doesn't really sit in there.
[1:02:50] I agree.
[1:02:51] You have to auction it off.
[1:02:52] We kept those.
[1:02:54] Again, it was a Rodney thing, but what if we needed more for these systems don't work out.
[1:02:59] It's like we wanted to come back in that anyway, but yeah.
[1:03:05] Yeah.
[1:03:06] Nobody knows how to run a greater anyway.
[1:03:08] Right.
[1:03:09] I mean, it's sad. I seen it yesterday. I don't like that. Richard would be mad. That was
[1:03:15] Richard and baby. Really? Oh, yeah. He's going to run up. He's going to run up. I agree.
[1:03:23] But we had also had a lot more dirt roads in town. But he used a lot for snow removal too. Yeah. I think he took it up to the airport.
[1:03:31] I'm sure that's why I still work.
[1:03:33] We also have, I mean, there's value in that, though,
[1:03:35] with surplus that out, you know, I would hope something.
[1:03:40] Yep.
[1:03:41] I mean, we also have, like, as we're, you know,
[1:03:45] talking about this as part of the bigger deal
[1:03:48] with the county.
[1:03:49] We also have what, four lots up there
[1:03:52] in the River Heights subdivision.
[1:03:53] Mm-hmm.
[1:03:54] Sarah, I think they owned it potentially.
[1:03:56] I don't have one swap, but I'll put it here on that.
[1:04:03] It's right above where, if you know where Braxton built his house, it's straight out my back window.
[1:04:14] So, down in that bowl.
[1:04:15] No, it's up at the top.
[1:04:17] Yeah.
[1:04:18] It's pretty shady how the city got him, but that's the other way around.
[1:04:21] It is shady.
[1:04:23] It was the illegal how the city got him, but they got him nonetheless.
[1:04:28] And Tom Galinsky never took us to court, so.
[1:04:31] He told me about that.
[1:04:33] Does anybody know where Bryce is at with us?
[1:04:36] He didn't come and look.
[1:04:37] He wants to work Bryce is on the table
[1:04:39] to next meeting and talk about it.
[1:04:41] You know, another work meeting.
[1:04:44] No, he wants to torture.
[1:04:45] He would just like...
[1:04:47] He wanted to torture the police.
[1:04:49] Yeah.
[1:04:50] I mean, he made the comment about
[1:04:52] let's just both those that would be done.
[1:04:56] So...
[1:04:56] Yeah, absolutely.
[1:04:58] Oh, yeah, he has no deal if I'm too right.
[1:05:00] Yeah, but he doesn't want to do any of this.
[1:05:03] He doesn't really.
[1:05:04] Well, he doesn't have a place for recreation, like recreation stuff.
[1:05:07] Nothing like that really fits his.
[1:05:09] That's just not his...
[1:05:11] When we were talking about the ball fills with the school,
[1:05:13] they were asking for like 10 extra feet or something.
[1:05:17] My soul is that what happened to him.
[1:05:18] And he's like, well, I think we need to go down there and look at it.
[1:05:22] And I'm like, why?
[1:05:23] I mean, we've all been down there.
[1:05:25] Like it had been like two or three years since he had been down here.
[1:05:29] So, like legit, honey.
[1:05:31] Or is that the bullfills?
[1:05:33] One of the schools is going to put the high school to the top.
[1:05:35] Yeah, so Bryce is like whatever.
[1:05:37] I mean, I don't think he'll oppose it, but at the same time he's not going to get excited
[1:05:40] about anything recreational.
[1:05:42] He's just going to go, whatever the majority is, he's going to go whatever.
[1:05:45] It needs place for a machine job.
[1:05:46] He doesn't carry the list.
[1:05:48] Yeah.
[1:05:48] Well, they've got plenty of water going on, but.
[1:05:53] But they've had issues, I mean, and this plays into it.
[1:05:56] I mean, a minute of these play-ins are building our city, right?
[1:05:59] They've had multiple engineers not take jobs because there's nothing to do in the city.
[1:06:10] So yeah, that's part of it, too, is what are we offering to the city, you know, with their
[1:06:18] tax dollars?
[1:06:19] Yeah.
[1:06:20] Who's going to run up?
[1:06:21] Well, I don't know if we really need to run.
[1:06:27] You have to check it out, like you'd have to come in, but it's like we were the parks.
[1:06:34] You have to have to.
[1:06:35] Yes.
[1:06:37] You've collected the pauses?
[1:06:38] You're daily.
[1:06:39] Let's be careful with that, because the arts council would like to run it.
[1:06:43] Well, I'm not because they would like to run the whole building.
[1:06:46] No, I'm saying, but it sounds like the city would probably have to employ someone to take care of a community center.
[1:06:53] Oh, I just don't think so.
[1:06:55] I just need to be that involved.
[1:06:59] Go ahead.
[1:07:01] Really, I mean, you could have teenagers monitoring it.
[1:07:05] Like, they could, you know, they could, they could, they could, you know, people could come in.
[1:07:10] They'd be the ones that claim, you know, make sure they cleaned up after.
[1:07:13] I mean, it wouldn't have to be expensive to have a kid's business, like they do with other cities.
[1:07:19] Yeah, so let me just pick it up.
[1:07:23] All right, I get to talk to you.
[1:07:24] I gotta go cut today.
[1:07:26] All right.
[1:07:27] Thank you so much.
[1:07:28] Thanks for being here.
[1:07:29] I don't know if we're in here for a long time.
[1:07:31] Yeah.
[1:07:32] Thank you.
[1:07:32] I think we're being down.
[1:07:33] Yes.
[1:07:34] I think we're working.
[1:07:35] I think we're working.