[0:00] Pi uh the 10k run was a big success 282

[0:08] particip uh pre-registers and 62

[0:12] additional day of the race for 344.

[0:16] So um great rest and great um activity

[0:20] for all the runners and also from all

[0:23] the five lambda pie participants.

[0:27] fun in the sun summer camp uh you know

[0:31] closed on Thursday July 16th with an

[0:34] annual end of season uh family pool

[0:37] party

[0:39] to celebrate it and was a great event

[0:42] and great year. Also, touch the truck.

[0:45] Uh July 14th,

[0:48] uh was the fourth annual touch T touch

[0:50] the truck. Compliments to the service

[0:53] department, fire and police to help out

[0:55] with that. And Gorman along with Gorman

[0:58] Heritage Fund I farm. 11 pieces of

[1:01] equipment and 250 residents and visitors

[1:05] attended the event.

[1:08] Also, um

[1:10] there uh adult pavilion series. 15

[1:14] residents took their luck at a big day

[1:18] at um the Belterara Casino Resorts and

[1:23] then a pavilion series posted uh Fourth

[1:26] of July and we had the first July

[1:30] concert feature buzzing Buzz Ben

[1:34] uh to come in July as well. So, and then

[1:39] also many of you should have received a

[1:42] thing about our 75th anniversary and we

[1:45] apologize if it did not make it out in

[1:48] time in the mail uh for the first thing

[1:50] the 75th anniversary picture. However,

[1:54] there will be other pictures taken on

[1:56] the event day as well. So, for those who

[1:59] have missed that uh 75 75th picture

[2:03] >> on the event day on September 19th

[2:05] >> September 19th. Yes.

[2:06] >> Thank you.

[2:09] So, and then um service department

[2:11] summer crews are wrapping up uh road

[2:14] projects started after start after Labor

[2:18] Day.

[2:19] During the recent heavy rains on

[2:21] Wednesday, it was discovered that uh

[2:23] pipe section Sherbrook and um working on

[2:28] solutions and the cost for this work.

[2:31] elevator was delivered this morning

[2:33] before all the rains too and in uh

[2:37] >> put into storage so they can start uh

[2:40] working over the next couple weeks on

[2:42] installing it from the inside out.

[2:45] ordinance um for the metro layover

[2:48] station and then the CA uh CAC

[2:52] feasibility SHP has been meeting with

[2:55] their focus groups and feasibility study

[2:58] and compiling the results for the

[3:00] residential survey. Fire department

[3:02] feasibility will be uh meeting of

[3:05] council after committee meetings to

[3:07] review the options for the next fire

[3:10] department. arrow hub entry signs uh

[3:14] been put out uh for uh actually

[3:18] M MSP has provided the renderings and

[3:22] we're putting them out for bid. uh

[3:25] recreation pool phase uh will begin in

[3:28] September after the pool closes

[3:31] uh for all the um the pool activity

[3:36] water event um

[3:39] features there's the word uh

[3:42] reconnecting communities report has been

[3:44] submitted and then just if you have not

[3:47] heard the reading road uh road diet has

[3:52] um been turned down by reading and it

[3:56] was unanimous to vote. They may end up

[3:59] doing some raised crosswalks, but at the

[4:04] this point it's two lanes each

[4:06] direction.

[4:08] And that's all I have.

[4:09] >> Any questions, additions, changes?

[4:14] >> Mr. Patterson.

[4:15] >> Thank you, Mayor. Police and fire

[4:17] committee. Uh let's start with cultural

[4:19] arts. Big part a big art party was

[4:21] Friday night. It was fabulous. Uh Susan

[4:24] and her staff did a wonderful job. The

[4:26] number of kids there was was really

[4:29] amazing. They had them crammed into

[4:32] every single nook and cranny of the Bell

[4:34] Tower Arts Pavilion. There was painting,

[4:37] there was singing, there was violins,

[4:39] there was music. It was a terrific,

[4:43] really well done, and we thank you a lot

[4:45] for all the effort you put in. Uh the as

[4:47] Steve mentioned, the elevator is here.

[4:49] Do you want to stand up and cheer and

[4:50] jump up and down? You sure?

[4:53] >> Okay.

[4:54] >> Once it's in, she probably will.

[4:55] >> It's only It's only 15 years in the

[4:57] making. So, hey. Um, and so it will be

[5:00] getting installed as, as Steve already

[5:02] mentioned, the pottery studio is going

[5:04] to be on hold for a couple of weeks.

[5:05] Photo focus, the deadline is August 14th

[5:07] for submitt. And the feasibility study

[5:10] for cultural arts is going really well

[5:12] with over 200 surveys already completed

[5:15] and submitted. Under planning, building

[5:18] planning and zoning, there were two

[5:19] items for BCA last month. one was a

[5:22] standard uh variance on a the size of a

[5:25] detached garage, but on the other one,

[5:26] there's going to be an ongoing

[5:28] discussion between us and a homeowner

[5:29] about what's constitutes farm animals in

[5:32] the backyard. So, expect to see that on

[5:34] our on our agenda someplace soon.

[5:37] Planning

[5:38] >> we're going to do that on September the

[5:39] 1st.

[5:40] >> Good. Um, planning commission approved

[5:43] the the the first phase of Voit

[5:46] Warehouses new construction on the old

[5:48] silo site which is 117,000 square foot

[5:52] facility that backs up next to the uh

[5:55] existing railroad spur. And so that's

[5:58] going to be moving forward. Uh we

[6:00] continue discussions with Brandy Corp on

[6:02] some of the on some of the possible

[6:05] development possibilities on the

[6:07] Menard's outlot next to Fifth Third. Um

[6:11] we are also working through staff is the

[6:14] development of several text amendments

[6:15] which will help incentivize

[6:18] various things either relating to the

[6:20] equity site or uh having to do with

[6:23] acres and what they might potentially do

[6:26] uh along that property. Development

[6:28] continues at a solid uh pace. We the

[6:31] building department issued 17 permits on

[6:33] 30 applications.

[6:35] um fire department. Uh the chief let us

[6:38] know that September 11th will mark the

[6:40] 25th anniversary of 911. So sort of put

[6:43] your put it into your heads that there

[6:45] will be celebrations and and

[6:47] remembrances and things that we need to

[6:49] pay attention to. Uh the mayor is going

[6:52] to sign anou to continue in the Ohio

[6:54] ambulance supplemental payment program. This was

[6:59] authorized back in 2024 as a way to get

[7:02] fully fully get reimbursed for the cost

[7:05] of transporting Medicaid patients. It's

[7:08] been in place. This just continues our

[7:10] participation in the program that we've

[7:12] already signed up for. There are going

[7:14] to be a number of promotional processes

[7:16] for those of you on hiring committee.

[7:18] Our profound condolences because you

[7:21] will be taking care of captain and

[7:23] lieutenants interviews as well as

[7:24] firefighting interviews. Good luck to

[7:26] all of you in that endeavor. Um Josh

[7:29] Asbach's swearing in cel ceremony is set

[7:33] for January the 12th. So please put that

[7:35] on your uh agenda. Um and I we're going

[7:39] to talk about police in in and fire in a slightly different context in just

[7:43] a second. Um, Chief Holloway gave uh us

[7:49] a quick preview of something that we're

[7:50] going to talk about in executive

[7:52] session, but it's largely the the

[7:56] importance of staying up todate and

[7:59] aware of what is out there relative to

[8:01] our IT and how that affects our posture

[8:05] relative to the external world. and he's

[8:07] going to go through some of that, but

[8:08] it's also going to require us in the

[8:10] next budget cycle to put aside some

[8:12] monies in different pots to make sure

[8:14] that we are sufficiently

[8:16] uh prepared should something happen. Um,

[8:20] we are going to also talk about the

[8:22] creation of a committee on

[8:23] infrastructure and emergency response

[8:26] which is something that was created by

[8:28] the department sorry by the state of

[8:30] Ohio which will allow certain

[8:33] information to become non-public and not

[8:36] open to not subject to open records act

[8:38] because it allows us again to protect

[8:41] oursel and the village relative to the

[8:43] ex external threats. We had on a

[8:46] different note, we had a very positive

[8:48] meeting on potential updates to the fire

[8:52] department and what the what uh those

[8:56] possibilities might be. KZF came in and

[8:59] briefed the entire council uh and the

[9:02] mayor on how we are proceeding with that

[9:04] process. We are back getting some

[9:06] additional information. We'll have

[9:08] another meeting um roughly at the same

[9:11] time that we had this meeting only it

[9:12] would be next month to go through that continued process and find out

[9:16] where we were. Mayor, that's all I have.

[9:19] >> Any additions, corrections, or changes?

[9:23] I have a few things. Uh number one, I

[9:26] remind you uh rowbyrow is coming. So far

[9:30] I have F and two, Walker 2, sexro one,

[9:36] McDaniel one or two?

[9:38] >> One.

[9:39] And so there's still some open

[9:42] seats Mike or are you interested in

[9:47] rowbyrow or it's the

[9:49] >> Barb is reminding me I have a wedding

[9:50] that weekend. We have we're out of town

[9:53] that weekend for a wedding. So

[9:55] >> okay. So, I'll start looking for

[9:57] somebody else to uh fill those seats

[10:00] then uh if we have don't have any other

[10:02] councilman. Um

[10:05] the u tonight we're going to as

[10:10] Councilman

[10:11] Patterson indicates we're going to talk

[10:14] about the uh security and infrastructure

[10:18] structure

[10:20] um and try to come to some conclusion.

[10:24] We're going into executive session right

[10:26] after this meeting. Uh and then after we

[10:29] come back from executive session, we

[10:31] will appoint uh the uh members of the

[10:34] security infrastructure uh committee to

[10:37] uh handle that situation.

[10:40] Um,

[10:42] we have been uh there's been a appeal

[10:46] filed from the BZA for the farm and uh

[10:51] I'll ask our solicitor to talk a little

[10:54] bit about that.

[10:57] >> So, the BZA ruled on this request or

[11:01] appeal of a violation regarding general

[11:03] farming. In your code, instead of

[11:06] appealing to the common please, things

[11:08] first come to the council.

[11:12] Your role in that context is in an

[11:15] administrative role rather than

[11:16] legislative. So there'll be kind of a

[11:19] different procedure. You'll have a

[11:21] record before you with a transcript of

[11:23] the BCA meeting and the full pertinent

[11:26] documents from the BCA meeting. And so

[11:28] and that sort of thing doesn't really

[11:30] have time limits on it. you get the full

[11:32] everybody the appellant and the other

[11:35] parties get to testify and give their

[11:38] input. So we thought it best to kind of

[11:40] put it on a special meeting on a

[11:43] separate night and in addition to that

[11:46] the resolution of your decision should

[11:48] be memorialized in a resol in a

[11:51] legislative

[11:52] document in a resolution that has

[11:55] findings of fact and conclusions of law.

[11:57] So if we did that on the 1st, we were

[12:00] thinking 91 at 6:30 after committee

[12:03] meetings. That way you can give it its

[12:05] full attention and then that'll give us

[12:07] time to take the substance of what

[12:08] you've decided to have before you on the

[12:11] ETH

[12:12] if that's amanable to everybody.

[12:15] >> We have to have a court reporter of our

[12:18] the minutes of what we do at that

[12:20] meeting uh ready for recording.

[12:24] uh that can be an executive session or

[12:26] sort of an executive session. Am I

[12:28] correct?

[12:28] >> All the testimony and questions from the

[12:31] council take place in open session

[12:34] deliberation. You have the choice to do

[12:36] that in open session partially in open

[12:40] session or do that entirely within

[12:42] executive session.

[12:43] >> Um we I'm not sure how long it's been

[12:46] since we've had an appeal from a BCA. I

[12:49] have to ask David Packer. He probably

[12:51] David uh will probably know but uh

[12:55] that's going to be in September then at

[12:57] 6:30.

[12:58] >> We we had we talked about it doing at

[13:00] 6:30. I did not realize that there was

[13:02] this fire department meeting. Were you

[13:05] doing that also at 6:30?

[13:08] >> That was just my question. Remember

[13:10] we've got KZF we had we had tentatively

[13:13] scheduled KZF to come back that night.

[13:16] That's fine. We can keep we we can keep

[13:18] the um BZA person there but it is we are

[13:22] going to need to find another night to

[13:23] do to entertain that discussion.

[13:28] >> So which other discussion? The fire

[13:31] department discussion.

[13:32] >> Fire department discussion.

[13:33] >> So we'll go ahead with the BZA

[13:35] >> right

[13:36] >> at September 1st.

[13:37] >> On September 1st we just need to find

[13:39] another night to to do the fire

[13:41] department conversation.

[13:43] >> That okay with everybody? So you

[13:45] everyone is okay for us going the

[13:47] meetings at 4:30 5:30 6:30 start the

[13:50] >> right

[13:51] >> the appeal

[13:52] >> right

[13:54] um I'm here to inform you that I talked

[14:00] to um Duke Energy this this week and uh

[14:04] they have assured me that the um

[14:07] transformer will be here which we've

[14:10] been anxiously awaiting on the 24th I

[14:13] think I said or 26th. Uh hopefully we

[14:16] can get that problem, which is a major problem in the fire department uh

[14:21] worked out. And the last thing I have is

[14:25] that um I noted the other day in in the

[14:29] uh press that uh there's been a bill

[14:32] submitted to the Ohio General Assembly

[14:34] to allow 16 year olds to vote. That's

[14:38] all I have tonight.

[14:41] Any

[14:44] questions?

[14:45] >> Are they really ready?

[14:47] >> That's my question.

[14:50] >> Ready to go. Then we'll go to the

[14:52] ordinances. We'll begin with uh

[14:55] ordinance 26-49.

[14:58] And I'd ask permission to read it by

[14:59] title only.

[15:00] >> So moved.

[15:03] >> Second.

[15:04] >> Mr. Patterson.

[15:05] >> Yes.

[15:06] >> Mr. Sexro.

[15:07] >> Yes.

[15:08] >> Mr. Berg.

[15:09] >> Yes.

[15:10] >> McDaniel.

[15:10] >> Yes. Mrs. Walter Smith.

[15:11] >> Yes.

[15:12] >> Mr. Stro.

[15:13] >> Yes.

[15:13] >> An ordinance authorizing the payment of

[15:15] amounts due upon cert certain contracts

[15:18] requiring certification of available

[15:21] funds and declaring as an emergency.

[15:23] This is our then and now. I have I'd

[15:25] like a motion to suspend the second and

[15:27] third reading.

[15:29] >> Second.

[15:31] >> Miss Walker Smith.

[15:32] >> Yes.

[15:33] >> Mr. Stro.

[15:34] >> Yes.

[15:34] >> Mr. Patterson. Miss McDaniel. Yes. Mr.

[15:36] Sexro.

[15:37] >> Yes.

[15:38] >> Mr. Burke.

[15:38] >> Yes. Now I need a motion to adopt the

[15:40] emergency clause of the ordinance. Move.

[15:42] >> Move.

[15:43] >> Second.

[15:44] >> Mr. Sexro.

[15:45] >> Yes.

[15:46] >> Mr. Burke.

[15:47] >> Yes.

[15:47] >> Miss McDaniel.

[15:48] >> Yes.

[15:48] >> Miss Walker Smith.

[15:49] >> Yes.

[15:50] >> Mr. Stro.

[15:50] >> Yes.

[15:51] >> Mr. Patterson.

[15:52] >> Yes.

[15:52] >> Now a motion to adopt the ordinance as

[15:54] an emergency.

[15:55] >> So moved.

[15:56] >> Second.

[15:57] >> Mr. Patterson.

[15:59] Mr. Stro.

[16:00] >> Yes.

[16:01] >> Miss. Walker Smith.

[16:02] >> Yes. Miss.

[16:03] >> McDaniel. Mr. Stro.

[16:05] >> Yes.

[16:05] >> Mr. Burke.

[16:06] >> Yes. And now declare ordinance 20 26-49

[16:10] adopted as an emergency. Next we have

[16:12] ordinance 26-50. I need permission to

[16:15] read it by title only.

[16:17] >> So move.

[16:19] >> Second.

[16:19] >> Mr. Sexro.

[16:20] >> Yes.

[16:21] >> Mr. Patterson. Miss Walker Smith.

[16:23] >> Yes.

[16:23] >> Mr. Stro.

[16:24] >> Yes.

[16:24] >> Miss McDaniel. Yes.

[16:25] >> Mr. Burke.

[16:26] >> Yes. an ordinance approving an

[16:28] additional appropriation in the evenale

[16:31] com TEF TIFF fund for the metro layover

[16:36] station design and declaring it as an

[16:39] emergency. I need a motion to suspend

[16:41] the second and third reading of the

[16:42] ordinance.

[16:43] >> Move.

[16:44] >> Second.

[16:45] >> Mr. Burke.

[16:46] >> Yes.

[16:46] >> Mr. Walker Smith.

[16:47] >> Yes.

[16:47] >> Mr. Stro. Yes.

[16:48] >> Mr. Patterson. Miss McDaniel.

[16:50] >> Yes.

[16:51] >> Mr. Sexro.

[16:52] >> Yes.

[16:53] >> Now I need a motion to adopt the

[16:54] emergency clause of the ordinance. Who

[16:56] move?

[16:57] >> Second.

[16:58] >> Mr. Sexro.

[16:59] >> Yes.

[16:59] >> Mr. Patterson. Miss Walker Smith.

[17:01] >> Yes.

[17:02] >> Mr. Stro.

[17:02] >> Yes.

[17:03] >> Miss McDaniel.

[17:04] >> Yes.

[17:04] >> Mr. Burke.

[17:05] >> Yes.

[17:05] >> Now I need a motion to adopt the

[17:07] ordinance as an emergency.

[17:09] >> Moved.

[17:11] >> Second.

[17:12] >> Mr. Burke.

[17:13] >> Yes.

[17:14] >> Mr. Sexro.

[17:16] >> Yes.

[17:16] >> McDaniel.

[17:17] >> Yes.

[17:18] >> Walker Smith.

[17:18] >> Yes.

[17:19] >> Mr. Stro.

[17:19] >> Yes.

[17:20] >> Mr. Patterson.

[17:24] I now declare ordinance 26-50 adopted as

[17:27] an emergency. Next is ordinance 26-51.

[17:31] I need permission to read it by title

[17:33] only.

[17:34] >> So move.

[17:35] >> Second.

[17:36] >> Miss Walker Smith.

[17:37] >> Yes.

[17:38] >> Mr. Sexro.

[17:39] >> Yes.

[17:40] >> Mr. Stro. Yes.

[17:41] >> Mr. Patterson. Miss McDaniel.

[17:43] >> Yes.

[17:44] >> Mr. Burke.

[17:45] >> Yes.

[17:45] >> Ordinance authorizing the mayor to enter

[17:48] into a design services contract with

[17:50] HDR, Inc. for the sort of bus transfer

[17:53] and layover station project and

[17:56] declaring it as an emergency. The prior

[17:59] one was to use the tiff funds. The

[18:01] second one is to uh the design. I need a

[18:05] motion to suspend a second and third

[18:06] reading.

[18:08] >> So moved.

[18:09] >> Second.

[18:09] >> Mr. Patterson.

[18:11] >> Mr. Sexro.

[18:12] >> Yes.

[18:12] >> Miss McDaniel.

[18:13] >> Yes.

[18:13] >> Mr. Berg.

[18:14] >> Yes. Miss

[18:14] >> Weler Smith.

[18:15] >> Yes.

[18:16] >> Mr. Stro.

[18:17] >> Yes.

[18:17] >> Need a motion to adopt the emergency

[18:19] clause of the ordinance. Moved.

[18:22] >> Second.

[18:23] >> Mr. Burke.

[18:24] >> Yes.

[18:25] >> Mr. Sexro.

[18:26] >> Yes.

[18:27] >> Miss McDaniel.

[18:28] >> Yes.

[18:28] >> Miss Walker Smith.

[18:29] >> Yes.

[18:29] >> Mr. Stro.

[18:30] >> Yes.

[18:30] >> Mr. Patterson.

[18:31] >> Yes.

[18:32] >> Now I need a motion to adopt the

[18:33] emergency clause of the ordinance.

[18:35] >> So moved.

[18:36] >> Second.

[18:36] >> Mr. Sexro.

[18:38] >> Yes.

[18:38] >> M. Walker Smith.

[18:39] >> Yes.

[18:39] >> Mr. Stro.

[18:40] >> Yes.

[18:40] >> Mr. Patterson. M. McDaniel.

[18:42] >> Yes.

[18:43] >> Mr. Burke.

[18:43] >> Yes.

[18:44] >> Now a motion to adopt the ordinance. And

[18:46] I did that. I now declare ordinance

[18:49] 26-51

[18:51] adopted as an emergency.

[18:54] Okay. Next is ordinance 26-52.

[18:58] I need a permission to read it by title

[19:00] only.

[19:01] >> So move.

[19:02] >> Second.

[19:02] >> Mr. Burke.

[19:03] >> Yes.

[19:03] >> Mr. Sexro.

[19:04] >> Yes.

[19:04] >> Miss McDaniel.

[19:05] >> Yes.

[19:06] >> Miss Walker Smith.

[19:07] >> Yes.

[19:07] >> Mr. Stro.

[19:08] >> Yes.

[19:08] >> Mr. Patterson.

[19:09] >> Yes. an ordinance approving an

[19:12] additional appropriation in the general

[19:14] fund for disaster recovery and emergency

[19:17] and declaring it as an emergency. This

[19:20] is in addition to the other funds. We've

[19:23] become aware that if an emergency

[19:26] happens in the village, we may not have

[19:28] to spend this, but we're add very

[19:31] inadequately prepared for it. So, we

[19:33] want this $400,000 into this special

[19:36] fund. Uh, a motion. I need a motion to

[19:40] suspend a second and third reading of

[19:41] the ordinance.

[19:42] >> So move.

[19:43] >> Second.

[19:45] >> A lot of people.

[19:47] >> One, two, three.

[19:50] >> Mr. Sexro.

[19:52] >> Yes.

[19:52] >> Mr. Walk. Miss Walker Smith.

[19:54] >> Yes.

[19:55] >> Mr. Stro.

[19:56] >> Yes.

[19:56] >> Mr. Patterson.

[19:57] >> Miss McDaniel.

[19:58] >> Yes.

[19:58] >> Mr. Burke.

[19:59] >> Yes.

[20:00] >> Now I need a motion to adopt the

[20:01] emergency clause of the ordinance.

[20:03] >> So moved.

[20:04] >> Second.

[20:05] >> Mr. Patterson. Miss McDaniel. Yes,

[20:08] >> Mr. Sexro.

[20:09] >> Yes, Mr.

[20:10] >> Burke.

[20:10] >> Yes,

[20:10] >> Mr. Walker Smith.

[20:11] >> Yes,

[20:12] >> Mr. Stro.

[20:13] >> Yes.

[20:13] >> Now, I need a motion to adopt the

[20:14] ordinance as an emergency.

[20:17] >> So moved.

[20:18] >> Second.

[20:19] >> Mr. Stro,

[20:20] >> yes.

[20:21] >> Miss Walker Smith,

[20:22] >> yes.

[20:22] >> Mr. Patterson, Miss McDaniel, yes. Mr.

[20:25] Sexro,

[20:26] >> yes.

[20:26] >> Mr. Burke,

[20:27] >> yes.

[20:27] >> And how ordinance 26-52

[20:30] adopt as an emergency. Uh

[20:34] so now I need a motion to go into

[20:37] executive session uh details relative to

[20:41] the security

[20:42] uh arrangement and emergency response

[20:45] protocols for a public body or a public

[20:48] office if disclosure of the matters

[20:50] discussed could reasonably be uh

[20:54] expected to jeopardize the security in

[20:56] the public body or public office. I need

[20:59] a motion for to go into executive

[21:01] session.

[21:02] >> So moved. Second,

[21:03] >> Mr. Patterson.

[21:04] >> Yes.

[21:04] >> Mr. Stro.

[21:05] >> Yes.

[21:06] >> Miss Walker Smith.

[21:08] >> Yes.

[21:08] >> Miss McDaniel.

[21:09] >> Yes.

[21:10] >> Mr. Sexro.

[21:11] >> Yes.

[21:11] >> Mr. Burke.

[21:12] >> Yes.

[21:12] >> We will now retire to executive session

[21:14] and then we'll come back. We have one

[21:16] more ordinance to pass.

[1:29:32] Okay. Does someone make a motion to come

[1:29:34] out of the executive session?

[1:29:36] >> So moved.

[1:29:37] >> Second.

[1:29:38] >> Mr. Stro? Yes.

[1:29:39] >> Mr. Sexro?

[1:29:40] >> Yes.

[1:29:40] >> Miss McDaniel?

[1:29:41] >> Yes.

[1:29:41] >> Miss Walker Smith?

[1:29:42] >> Yes.

[1:29:43] >> Mr. Patterson?

[1:29:44] >> Yes.

[1:29:44] >> Mr. Burke.

[1:29:46] >> We're officially out of executive

[1:29:48] session. Uh, we will go to ordinance

[1:29:50] 26-53.

[1:29:52] I need a motion to read it by title

[1:29:54] only.

[1:29:54] >> So moved.

[1:29:55] >> Second.

[1:29:58] >> Miss Walker Smith.

[1:29:59] >> Yes.

[1:30:01] >> Mr. Patterson.

[1:30:03] >> Mr. Stro.

[1:30:04] >> Yes.

[1:30:04] >> M. McDaniel.

[1:30:05] >> Yes.

[1:30:05] >> Mr. Sexro.

[1:30:06] >> Yes.

[1:30:06] >> Mr. Burke.

[1:30:07] >> Yes.

[1:30:08] >> An ordinance establishing a security

[1:30:11] infrastructure

[1:30:12] and emergency response committee and

[1:30:15] declaring it as an emergency. I need a

[1:30:17] motion to suspend the second and third

[1:30:19] reading of the ordinance.

[1:30:20] >> So move. Second,

[1:30:22] >> Mr. Sexro,

[1:30:23] >> yes.

[1:30:23] >> Mr. Stro,

[1:30:24] >> yes. Mr.

[1:30:25] >> Walker Smith,

[1:30:26] >> yes.

[1:30:26] >> Mr. Patterson.

[1:30:27] >> Miss McDaniel.

[1:30:28] >> Yes.

[1:30:29] >> Mr. Burke,

[1:30:30] >> yes.

[1:30:31] >> Uh, I need a motion to adapt the

[1:30:33] emergency clause of the ordinance.

[1:30:36] Moved.

[1:30:37] >> Second.

[1:30:37] >> Mr. Burke.

[1:30:38] >> Yes.

[1:30:39] >> Miss Walker Smith.

[1:30:40] >> Yes.

[1:30:40] >> Mr. Stro.

[1:30:41] >> Yes.

[1:30:41] >> Mr. Patterson. Miss McDaniel.

[1:30:43] >> Yes.

[1:30:44] >> Mr. Sexro.

[1:30:45] >> Yes.

[1:30:46] >> Now, I need a motion to adopt the

[1:30:47] emergency clause of the ordinance. So

[1:30:50] moved. Second.

[1:30:52] >> I think we're making a motion to um

[1:30:55] ordinance. Adopt the ordinance as an

[1:30:57] emergency.

[1:30:57] >> As an emergency

[1:30:58] >> Oh, I'm sorry. Adopt the ordinance as an

[1:31:00] emergency.

[1:31:01] >> So moved. I can skip that.

[1:31:03] >> Mr. Sexro.

[1:31:04] >> Yes.

[1:31:04] >> Mr. Patterson.

[1:31:06] >> Mr. Stro.

[1:31:07] >> Yes.

[1:31:08] >> Miss Walker Smith.

[1:31:09] >> Yes.

[1:31:09] >> Miss McDaniel.

[1:31:10] >> Yes.

[1:31:11] >> Mr. Burke.

[1:31:12] >> Yes.

[1:31:12] >> Now a motion to adopt the ordinance as

[1:31:14] an emergency.

[1:31:16] >> We just did that.

[1:31:18] >> One behind. I now declare ordinance

[1:31:21] 26-53

[1:31:23] adopted as an emergency. Uh I hereby

[1:31:27] appoint

[1:31:29] just a question. Maybe we just don't in

[1:31:32] public session. Nobody needs to know.

[1:31:33] We've created the committee. You you've

[1:31:36] made a an executive decision as mayor as

[1:31:38] to who's going to populate that. Just

[1:31:41] >> may

[1:31:42] we keep this a secret

[1:31:44] >> that we we can

[1:31:46] >> we can

[1:31:47] >> it's kind of carved out. Sure that.

[1:31:49] >> Okay,

[1:31:51] >> that's the everything for the evening.

[1:31:53] Is there a motion to adjurnn?

[1:31:56] >> Move.

[1:31:57] >> Second.

[1:32:00] » Mr. Burke.

[1:32:01] >> Yes.

[1:32:01] >> Mr. Stro?

[1:32:02] >> Yes.

[1:32:04] >> Miss McDaniel?

[1:32:05] >> Yes.

[1:32:05] >> Mr. Sexro?

[1:32:06] >> Yes.

[1:32:06] >> Miss Walker Smith?

[1:32:07] >> Yes.

[1:32:08] >> Mr. Patterson?

[1:32:09] >> Yes.

[1:32:12] >> Ajourn.

[1:32:13] Uh, I thank you, council, for uh staying

[1:32:16] tonight.

[1:32:17] >> Thank you. Very helpful. Very helpful to

[1:32:18] you

Evendale Village Council 8/11/26

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