[2:26] Everybody, it's 5:30. Uh, Russ West from
Houston Church is going to open us with
[2:30] a word of prayer and then we'll have
flag sleep and carry on with their
[2:33] business.
[2:38] » Let us pray.
Lord, we ask that your blessings come
[2:43] down upon this place during this
assembly this evening. God, would you
[2:47] unify our hearts towards the flourishing
of this community for for our good and
[2:51] your glory?
Lord, we ask that your goodness, your
[2:56] righteousness, and your justice be what
govern this time and overflow into El
[3:02] Reno. Lord, we long to see our families
thrive, our businesses thrive, and our
[3:07] schools. Lord, we pray for our schools
as they begin a new school year this
[3:11] week. God, would you encourage teachers
and administrators, provide for them,
[3:17] strengthen them, and may may we be an
important part of that. Lord, we pray
[3:22] for the kids, for the students. Lord,
would you guard and grow their their
[3:28] hearts and minds and raise them up to be
impact makers as citizens?
[3:33] Lord, we pray for the leaders and
decision makers this evening. God, would
[3:37] you guide them and may they lead with
wisdom. We pray all this unto you. Amen.
[3:44] » Join with me in the flag salute. I
pledge algiance to the flag of the
[3:49] United States of America and to the
republic for which it stands, one nation
[3:55] under God, indivisible, with liberty and
justice for all.
[4:06] » All right, it is 5:32. We call the Alino
Airport Park Authority regular meeting
[4:12] to order this Tuesday, August 12th. Uh
starting with roll call vote
[4:19] » here.
>> Vice Chairman Jensen
[4:21] » here.
>> Trusty Sterson
[4:22] » here.
>> Trusty Nether
[4:23] » here.
>> Chairman Schaffeer
[4:24] » here.
>> Item C, consent agenda. The following
[4:28] items are considered to be routine by
the Elino Air Park Authority.
[4:33] Sorry, my mic was on mute. Can you hear
me? Um it'll be enacted with one motion.
[4:39] Should discussion be desired in any
item, the item be removed from the
[4:41] consent agenda and considered
separately? Items one through four.
[4:45] » Move to approve items one through four.
>> Second.
[4:48] » Made and seconded. Start. Have a roll
call vote starting. Trusty Black.
[4:51] » Yes.
>> Vice Chairman Jensen.
[4:53] » Yes.
>> Trusty Stappder.
[4:54] » Yes.
>> Trusty Nether.
[4:55] » Yes.
>> Chairman Chaer.
[4:56] » Yes.
>> Um nothing pulled. So move to
[5:01] » motion made. All those and second. All
those in favor.
[5:16] Call the Elno Recreational Authority
regular meeting to order. Uh we'll have
[5:21] a roll call starting with Trusty Nether
>> here.
[5:24] » Trusty Jensen
>> here.
[5:25] » Vice Chairman Black
>> here.
[5:27] » Trusty Schaer
>> here.
[5:28] » Chairman Sterson
>> here.
[5:33] authority
[5:36] and will be enacted with one motion.
Should discussion be desired on any
[5:40] item, that item will be removed from the
consent agenda and considered
[5:44] separately?
>> Move to approve item one through three.
[5:49] » Second.
>> Motion made and seconded. All those in
[5:52] favor?
>> Oh, roll call. I'm sorry.
[5:55] » Trusty Ny.
>> Yes.
[5:57] » Trusty Jensen.
>> Yes.
[5:58] » Vice Chairman Black. Yes.
>> Trusty Schaer.
[6:00] » Yes.
>> Chairman Sterson.
[6:02] » Yes. Move to adjurnn.
>> Second.
[6:05] » Uh
motion made and seconded. All those in
[6:09] favor say I.
>> I.
[6:15] » It's now 5:34 and I call the municipal
authority meeting regular meeting of
[6:20] Tuesday, August 12th to order. Roll call
starting with Trusty Nether
[6:23] » here.
>> Trusty Stappderman
[6:25] » here.
>> Vice Chairman Black
[6:26] » here.
>> Trusty Schaer
[6:27] » here.
>> Chairman Jensen
[6:28] » here.
>> Uh consent agenda. Following items are
[6:32] considered to be routine by the own
municipal authority will be enacted with
[6:35] one motion. Should discussion be desired
on any item that item be removed from
[6:40] consent agenda and considered
separately. And we have items 1 through
[6:44] seven.
>> Move to approve one through seven.
[6:46] » Second.
>> Motion made and seconded. Roll calls
[6:50] with trusty Schaer.
>> Yes.
[6:53] » Vice Chairman Black.
>> Yes.
[6:54] » Trusty Stan.
>> Yes.
[6:56] » Trusty N.
>> Yes. Chairman Jensen.
[6:58] » Yes.
>> Nothing was pulled. brings us to
[7:01] discussion items. Item eight,
discussion, consideration, action and/or
[7:04] possible amendments to award project
P-26
[7:08] Boon storm water sewer replacement and
allow chairman mayor to sign all
[7:13] documents associated there too.
So we have a 48 in storm sewer that's uh
[7:20] been failing. It's been in between Wade
and Watts on on Boon and this is the
[7:26] proposed replacement of that. Uh the the
u there's also another alternate that
[7:31] was bid out that's closer to Caraut
there on Boon. There's a sinkhole um
[7:36] associated with that drainage ditch, the
drainage channel that goes through there
[7:40] uh right adjacent to uh Boon Street. Um
the lowest uh and best bid combined bid
[7:48] for the alternate and the base bid uh
was from Grade Work Construction for a
[7:54] total of $231,51.
[7:58] And that would be the staff
recommendation. Move forward with that.
[8:08] Make a motion to approve project
uh P26 in the amount of $231,51
[8:15] to Great Work Construction. Second
motion seconded the roll call. Trustee
[8:21] Schaefer.
>> Yes.
[8:25] » Black.
>> Yes.
[8:26] » Trusty Sappson.
>> Yes.
[8:27] » Trusty Nut.
>> Yes.
[8:29] » Yes.
>> Move to adjourn. Second. Motion
[8:33] » made second to adjurnn. All those in
favor say I. I.
[8:36] » Journ.
It's now 5:36.
[8:41] I call the El Reno City Council regular
meeting of Tuesday, August 12th, 2025 to
[8:46] order. Roll call start with Councilwoman
Nether
[8:49] » here.
>> Councilman Stuffin
[8:51] » here.
>> Vice Mayor Black
[8:52] » here.
>> Councilman Schaer
[8:54] » here.
>> Mayor Jensen
[8:55] » here.
Brings us to item D. Consent agenda.
[8:59] Following items are considered to be
routine by the Arnold City Council will
[9:02] be enacted with one motion. And should
discussion be desired on any item, that
[9:05] item will be removed from consider
considered separately. And we have items
[9:09] one through 18.
>> Move to approve items 1 through 18.
[9:15] » Second.
>> Men seconded. Roll call starting with
[9:20] » Councilwoman Nether.
>> Yes.
[9:22] » Councilman Sterson.
>> Yes.
[9:23] » Vice Mayor Black.
>> Yes.
[9:24] » Councilman Schaer.
>> Yes.
[9:25] » Mayor Jensen.
>> Yes.
[9:27] » Nothing was pulled. Brings us to item F,
audience participation. And anyone
[9:31] having an item of business to present to
city council that does not appear on the
[9:34] agenda, please come to the podium at
this time. State your name. You request
[9:37] to limit your presentation to three
minutes. Any item being presented must
[9:41] pertain to the city of El Reno business.
Oklahoma Open Meetings Act prohibits the
[9:45] city council from taking official action
on request made during this portion of
[9:50] the agenda unless otherwise noted on the
agenda.
[9:54] Mr.
[9:58] kind of grinding stone here. What are we
going to do about city sparks?
[10:05] It's been going on 14 months.
[10:11] I was promised a year ago they'd be done
within a year.
[10:15] I asked y'all to let it dry. Look at
any of ours.
[10:22] » Yeah, I looked at them. I've seen a lot
of bright shiny red ones
[10:30] » different colors out pink ones and
everything else.
[10:33] » No, these are brand new painted.
>> Ones I saw were brand new painted. I've
[10:37] seen some older ones. Yeah, but I've
seen
[10:40] » You had been looking that hard. You seen
a few.
[10:44] Every place you go
see
[10:51] down
[10:55] almost everywhere. The only ones they
painted was right in front of the fire
[10:59] station.
That's the only one they ever painted.
[11:04] And it just seems like I was told the
fire chief was given a year to get a
[11:10] paint. That was 14 months ago. Haven't
been touched.
[11:16] Are we going to do anything about it or
just
[11:19] say we're going to be town?
>> I'll buy a brush.
[11:22] » I read the about our 7 or 66 station.
That's great. I love it. It's beautiful.
[11:29] But people come to town and see all this
ugly
[11:33] take care of the town and go across the
street here. That's like a rug board.
[11:38] That's true.
We got to start cleaning up this town.
[11:44] Can't just go out and do all this other
stuff. But you got to be if you want to
[11:48] keep this town looking decent, you got
to clean it up.
[11:53] I don't know. I know Peter Plaza that
got built with voluntary help. I spent
[12:00] many night down there 10 11:00
[12:05] every weekend.
I told Miss Peter one time, I've got
[12:09] marks on my back where my wife need me
to get down.
[12:22] Anyway,
it's in
[12:29] clean this town up.
[12:34] Can you do it or can you get
businessmen and their women and
[12:39] everything down there working
[12:47] all your people are m cleaning up the
town also can they be pulled off after
[12:54] season that we get these things
[12:59] those are good questions
I don't know what else to say
[13:06] need to be done. It's just that simple.
[13:13] Nobody care. I'm not care.
[13:31] We've got color in town and some of them
got color baited out.
[13:36] And it's tomorrow.
[13:41] Just drive around the town.
>> Thank you.
[13:47] Anyone else? Any comments? Okay. brings
us to item G, discussion items uh 19A,
[13:57] to conduct a public hearing in
consideration
[14:00] of amending chapter 35, article 1,
section 1 through six of the code of El
[14:05] Reno, redefining ward boundaries for the
purpose of conducting municipal
[14:09] elections in the city of El Reno. I now
declare public hearing open.
[14:28] So, with the adjustments to our city
limits and the addition of areas on the
[14:33] east side of town, we needed to adjust
our ward boundaries. Um, and really
[14:38] every ward boundary needed to be
adjusted to account for the additional
[14:42] uh population that was added to the
town. So, um,
[14:47] P, I know you don't have a slide, but is
it it's on the website,
[14:54] » can you pull that up real quick for us?
Um, just so we can take a look at it.
[14:57] Um, basically what the what the um the
new boundaries will will square up and
[15:03] enlarges some of, you know, each of the
four wards. Um, we try to use natural
[15:08] brakes, um, geographic boundaries, uh,
section line roads, and honestly try to
[15:13] clean up, um, the previous W map and and
make some of that may make, uh,
[15:20] more sense with the natural breaks as
far as the section line roads. So, um,
[15:27] while they pull that up on the the the
map, we can take a look at that. But
[15:30] » population in each of the boundaries is
balanced as close as possible. pretty
[15:35] well
>> as close as possible. One of the things
[15:37] that we had to do, we utilized the 2020
census, but the 2020 census didn't
[15:42] account for some of the new home growth
that we've experienced over the last 5
[15:46] years. Um, so we
counted up all the new new homes that
[15:51] were were built and and um did an
estimate for the population within
[15:56] within those areas. And so uh we also
had to account for some of the expected
[16:00] growth. So, a lot of that is for Ward 4
in some of the newer uh neighborhoods,
[16:05] Crimson Lake Estates, Settlers Crossing
over in that area where we have platted
[16:10] lots but no homes yet. Uh we expect
those lots to be filled within the next
[16:14] few years. And so, we had to account for
that as well. So, that um
[16:20] it may not be exactly even, but it will
be pretty close across all four wards.
[16:27] » Any questions?
on the screens of that that map was a
[16:33] proposed
what the boundaries will change to looks
[16:37] like I appreciate city staff working on
that looks like um
[16:43] there's some slight modifications to
different you know different ward areas
[16:47] but I think it lays out takes in new
area that ran extended but also takes
[16:51] that into account the current areas and
leaves
[16:55] not major changes to to the wards that
balances the population out and takes in
[17:02] account future growth that we've had and
future growth.
[17:08] The newly annexed areas would be split
between W two and W three.
[17:15] » Any other questions?
>> I just like to point out as long as you
[17:20] stay on the fairway in hole 17, that's
that's in W two or four. If you lose
[17:26] your ball off the fairway, that's Pete's
problem.
[17:29] » I have a I have a bushel basket of
balls.
[17:32] » Yeah,
>> right down the fairway.
[17:38] » Move to approve ordinance 938.
>> Sorry. Sorry.
[17:42] » Any other comments? I now declare public
hearing closed.
[17:47] » Move to approve ordinance 9382.
>> Second.
[17:51] » Motion made second to approve ordinance
9382. Roll call starting with
[17:55] Councilwoman Nether.
>> Yes.
[17:57] » Councilman Sappson.
>> Yes.
[17:58] » Vice Mayor Black.
>> Yes.
[17:59] » Councilman Schaer.
>> Yes.
[18:00] » Mayor Jensen.
>> Yes.
[18:02] » Move to declare ordinance 9382. An
emergency.
[18:06] » Second.
>> Motion made in second to declare
[18:09] emergency. Council. Roll call. Start.
Council member.
[18:12] » Yes.
>> Councilman Ster.
[18:14] » Yes.
>> Vice Mayor Black.
[18:15] » Yes.
>> Councilman Chambers. Yes.
[18:17] » Mayor Jensen.
>> Yes.
[18:18] » Brings us to item 20. discussions,
consideration, action, and/or possible
[18:22] amendments regarding resolution number
26-006,
[18:26] resolution authorizing the calling of
and holding of a general election in the
[18:30] city of El Reynold for the purpose of
electing one
[18:35] elected elected official as council
member for W 2 and one elected official
[18:41] as mayor, setting forth certain facts as
required by the state law and directing
[18:46] that this resolution be delivered by the
city clerk andor designate to the
[18:51] secretary of Canadian County Election
Board for the purpose of giving such
[18:55] official notice of said election.
[19:00] Let's call in for this year's election
uh scheduled for November 18th, 2025.
[19:09] And the reason why it's November 18th is
because the second Tuesday is Veterans
[19:13] Day.
[19:18] Make a motion to approve election
resolution 26-00006.
[19:22] » Second.
>> Motion made second. Roll call. Start
[19:25] with Dr. Sha.
>> Yes.
[19:27] » Vice Mayor Black.
>> Yes.
[19:28] » Council status.
>> Yes.
[19:29] » Council.
>> Yes.
[19:31] » Mayor Gent.
>> Yes.
[19:34] Brings us to item 21. Discussion,
consideration, action, andor possible
[19:38] amendments to approve resolution 26-012.
resolution renewing the downtown and
[19:44] Route 66 revitalization program.
>> This is a continuation of the downtown
[19:51] revitalization program, but we're adding
in um some new areas along Route 66. Um
[19:57] this is uh if you'll recall, we've had
two different rounds of funding on this.
[20:02] Um it's basically grants for
businesses uh in the downtown area for
[20:09] the first two rounds, but we've added 66
from Alphadel all the way all the way to
[20:14] Reformatory. So businesses, property
owners can apply for funding um it's a
[20:18] 6040 grant program up to $5,000. So the
amount for this um continuation is
[20:26] $20,000.
It's been very popular and successful um
[20:31] with the first two rounds.
[20:35] » Move to approve resolution 26012.
>> Okay.
[20:40] » Motion made in second to approve
resolution 26012.
[20:45] Roll call. Starting with Councilwoman.
>> Yes.
[20:48] » Councilman.
>> Yes.
[20:49] » Vice Mayor.
>> Yes. Council.
[20:51] » Yes.
>> Mayor D.
[20:52] » Yes. Passes. Reports. Um I don't have a
lot. two or three things. Um, smoke on
[20:59] the water. We had a great uh weather was
great. It was hot.
[21:04] Lake looked great. Just special thank
you to all the parks staff, city staff,
[21:11] police, fire that helped put that on. It
was a successful event. They added
[21:15] barbecue competition this year. I know
they had uh I think 21 rib teams came in
[21:21] from multiple states to to cook in their
rib competition and 17 wings teams and
[21:29] people that helped with the barbecue
competition thought that that could be
[21:33] even bigger next year. There was another
barbecue competition going on in Kansas
[21:37] City. Um so they thought that split some
of the out of state people from coming
[21:41] in but they really liked the ones that
were here really like being here.
[21:46] have to help judge, you know, that lot
of taste. A lot of it was really good.
[21:54] Also with that, we just a special thank
you you to Elno um EMS for helping keep
[22:00] the races going as a um
ambulance provider. I know Elno whenever
[22:08] the smoke on the water was set up, Elena
was not in the ambulance business and I
[22:13] know there was maybe some confusion on
who was to provide those services but uh
[22:20] that provider didn't show up so stepped
in and
[22:25] was able to keep the races going. I know
there was some information out on the
[22:29] internet, but you can't always believe
what you read on the internet. But uh
[22:35] but anyway, it was just a special thank
you to the EMS department and just uh
[22:43] pleasure to see him out there to see
and just provide the services that we
[22:49] need.
Um other thing school's almost over.
[22:54] School starting this week, so be careful
with kids crossing the
[22:59] sidewalk. I know talk a little more
about a lot of roads under construction,
[23:04] a lot of future roads going to be under
construction. So, we need to be careful
[23:08] of that. But one one uh uh highway 81
and Jensen Road, you know, the
[23:13] roundabouts kind of they've got that
area about, you know, it's open. It's
[23:20] not finished, but but they're starting
construction on the south part of
[23:24] Highway 81 going underneath the
interstate concrete all the way Jensen
[23:28] Road. But I mean, I was nearly in a a
really bad accident down there today. I
[23:33] was going south on um you know, they've
rerouted traffic and and you've got uh
[23:40] north and southbound traffic on the east
side of the highway, but I just got down
[23:44] to Jensen Road. was going to naturally
turn right, but what I didn't realize
[23:48] and it's not marked and and needs to be
marked in contact with public
[23:52] transportation, but the old two
southbound lanes on 81 are still open.
[23:58] That loop coming off the interstate,
there was a guy coming 70 plus mile
[24:02] coming south had a wreck right there 81.
I know my brother just in the last 24
[24:07] hours, my brother was almost in a wreck
there, my nephew. And so, it's very
[24:10] dangerous.
Be careful. We're going to talk to him
[24:14] to see if we can't get somehow that
sloped down.
[24:18] And uh one one lane they're using for
construction traffic, but the other is
[24:22] just a natural southbound lane coming
off I40 going south and speed limit's
[24:26] not marked. There's no construction
marking and so people need to be be pay
[24:32] attention. And then if you're trying to
if you're headed east on Jensen Road,
[24:38] get back on the highway,
you've got three lanes of traffic coming
[24:42] south at you and one lane coming north.
So it's kind of like, you know, playing
[24:47] Frogger in there or something. I don't
know. I mean, it's it's kind of tough
[24:50] deal. I told my told my young son, John
David, who's now driving, I said, just
[24:54] just avoid it. you know, told my wife to
report it, too, because, you know,
[24:59] » I was I was there this afternoon and
there's people that are making a U-turn
[25:03] so they can get back on the interstate
going east. So, they just need
[25:08] to be
>> there's some work to be done, but I mean
[25:10] that the road road will be fixed and
it'll be nice and new and all that, but
[25:14] uh but just be careful around some of
that construction stuff.
[25:19] » And that's what I just assumed those
lanes were closed and I'm used to, you
[25:23] know, not stopping now. the roundabouts
there. You just get up there and roll on
[25:27] through. And I and this guy, I thought,
man, he's driving awful fast. And then I
[25:30] realized he's not stopping.
And I I turned and he he jumped off in
[25:35] the ditch and was sliding sideways. He
you know, it's a wonder he didn't roll
[25:39] over, but he didn't. And uh I just
thought, "Oh my goodness, it's be
[25:44] careful out there."
Um that's all I've got.
[25:57] Just echo what Steve said. School starts
Thursday, so watch the school zones and
[26:01] kids who are not necessarily using the
crosswalks.
[26:04] A lot more walkers out starting Thursday
and they'll probably be on their cell
[26:08] phones because they can't have it during
the school day. So, they got to get all
[26:11] that texting in, make their lunch plans
before school starts.
[26:16] » I about hit a couple of kids walking
across the street. I had a green light
[26:20] near sauntering across the street and
looked at me like, "What are you what
[26:24] are you doing? Lights are green. I hit
the brakes. This was just coming up
[26:29] here." So, yeah, got to be careful. But
I I wanted to echo also the sentiments
[26:34] about EMS. Um getting some of those
metrics in one month in and things look
[26:39] good. Um it's better than what we've had
for some time and and uh doing a great
[26:44] job. Good word on the street and so it's
good good to see, right? It's what we
[26:49] wanted and so far so good. Um
and and just um just a a shout out again
[26:57] to what's going on at the filling
station. I know it it may seem frivolous
[27:03] on some in some regards, but I I don't
think unless you go down there and and
[27:08] catch the people coming from all over
the world, literally um it's hard to
[27:13] understand the impact that's having. It
it really is fantastic. It's mindblowing
[27:19] to see people from Italy and Australia
and Bulgaria and France and all 50
[27:25] states. They're right here. They're just
a block over and they're coming through
[27:30] town and they're stopping. And we get
that parking lot built. Maybe they'll
[27:34] stop and stay longer.
So, it's good. It's good stuff. It's
[27:39] good news.
[27:44] Okay. I actually do have some stats on
our new ambulance service. So, I want to
[27:48] talk about that. U sorry,
>> very briefly.
[27:50] » No, that's okay.
>> Yeah.
[27:52] » Um, so far we're one month in, but this
these are the stats for the month of
[27:55] July. Total EMS calls 315 and total
transports were 201.
[28:02] So, we had a very busy month with our
two ambulance uh trucks running. Um,
[28:06] that's where we're working to get a
third ambulance in service um as as soon
[28:11] as we can. It looks like it's probably
going to be later August, early
[28:14] September before it's up up in
operation. Um, go to the next slide. Um,
[28:20] so average priority one call time is
about 5 and a half minutes, 5 minutes
[28:24] and 35 seconds, which is a a very good
time. And then for priority two calls,
[28:29] it is 9 minutes and 46 seconds. So, it's
very important. I think those are those
[28:33] are impressive times. Those are those
are what we're looking for. And then
[28:36] when we get the third truck up, I think
that it's going to um provide even that
[28:40] much more support. So, okay. Um, other
than that, we have, uh, we've talked
[28:47] about construction on roadways.
August 25th, we have the overlay coming
[28:53] through town on Rock Island. Um,
turning on Wade and then going north on
[29:00] Chalkaw all the way to Kado
and then it's going to go west on Sunset
[29:07] from Chalkaw to Haden. That's going to
be a major overlay construction project
[29:12] that uh we have a great partnership with
ODOT. It's it's their project. Um
[29:18] we are very excited to see that
completed. It's it's been needed for a
[29:22] while. August 25th, so school will be in
session. Um but it's going to be a huge
[29:30] win for the community. It's going to be
visually
[29:34] beautiful, right? But also it's going to
be smooth. because I know that we we get
[29:37] a lot of complaints through town on Rock
Island. We get a lot of complaints on
[29:40] Sunset. Um it's not going to be the
whole stretch of Sunset, but it's going
[29:44] to be to Haden where it transitions from
asphalt to back to concrete panels. So
[29:50] that's a that's a big deal for for our
community. Um street sweeper has been
[29:55] out
running. Uh that was part of the DEQ
[29:59] grant. Um Amy and street department's
been doing a good job running the street
[30:04] sweeper. So, we'll have fresh asphalt
that we can come back over with street
[30:08] sweeper and keep it looking good and
clean. So, big wins for the community
[30:14] and um that's all I have. Okay, I'll try
to get us out here by six. Uh field
[30:21] control show on the financial report.
We'll do the broadband report first.
[30:24] Yeah, on broadband goodness is we are up
to 564 customers now. We have the Lake
[30:28] View edition live and the Crimson Lake
areas is a new area that's under build.
[30:34] Uh you can see that we're continuing to
go up with the number of subscribers.
[30:38] Next slide. Uh here's showing the lake
view edition that's now live right
[30:43] there. So if you live in this area, sign
up for service. We're ready to serve
[30:46] you. Uh here you can see the areas
underneath construction. U the blue area
[30:52] which is where most people are living is
being about to go live here very soon.
[30:55] Next slide. Uh on financials,
um the sales tax numbers for the month
[31:03] of August were not where we're hoping
they would be. They came at
[31:07] $966,8361.18,
[31:10] which is missing our monthly budget of
$1,78,000.
[31:15] However, um July and August are still
relatively down months for so for the
[31:21] first two months for compared to the
same months last year, we're actually
[31:24] still up by 2.3%.
on use tax
[31:30] brought in $170,952.16
[31:34] and this again is missing our monthly
budget of $215,000
[31:38] but again we usually see a little dip in
the July August time frame right there
[31:44] on hotel miltail tax we $42,38461
[31:49] and this is above our monthly budget of
36,500
[31:53] and year to date that puts us about
7.8%.
[32:04] Well, um
no executive session tonight
[32:11] brings us to Jake.
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