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[0:00] Okay, good evening, and welcome to the Fairborn City Council meeting for February 17, 2025. We'll call the meeting to order. Julie, please call the roll.
[0:10] Mr. Carparet here.
[0:12] Mr. Allen.
[0:12] Mr.
[0:13] Mr. Fritchie here.
[0:15] Mr. McEvince here.
[0:16] Mr. Fritchie here.
[0:19] There are motion to excuse Councilwoman Chess from Tenant's meeting.
[0:23] So, second.
[0:25] We got a motion in the second all in favor of say aye.
[0:28] Opposed.
[0:29] Okay, Councilwoman Chess is excuse for this evening.
[0:33] Our next order of business is if you'd all please rise for the pledge of allegiance,
[0:38] followed by a moment of silence.
[0:43] I pledge allegiance to the flag out of the United States of America and to the Republic
[0:50] for which it stands, one nation, another god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
[1:04] Thank you.
[1:07] If you would also please silence your phones or other electronic devices, and we'll move on
[1:13] to our first order of business.
[1:15] We have the minutes of the February 3rd Council work session, are there any additions, corrections, or deletions to those minutes?
[1:29] There we go.
[1:30] Is there a motion to approve?
[1:31] Some moved.
[1:33] That's a good.
[1:33] All of them say aye.
[1:35] Aye.
[1:35] Opposed?
[1:37] Okay.
[1:37] The minutes of the February 3rd Council work session are approved as written.
[1:42] Next we have the February 3rd regular council meeting.
[1:45] are there any additions, corrections, or deletions to those minutes?
[1:51] Okay, here we go, is there a motion to approve those minutes?
[1:55] Second.
[1:56] All they were say aye?
[1:57] Aye.
[1:58] Opposed?
[1:59] Okay, the minutes of the February 3rd, regular council meeting are approved as scheduled.
[2:05] Okay, we have no pre scheduled business this evening.
[2:09] So we will move on to our first ordinance.
[2:13] And is there a motion to read ordinance 3-25 by title only declaring an emergency?
[2:21] So move.
[2:22] All favors have?
[2:24] Aye.
[2:25] Opposed?
[2:26] ordinance 3-25.
[2:45] Welcome back.
[2:45] Good evening, Mayor Council.
[2:48] Ordinance 325 for the supplemental appropriations.
[2:52] For the general fund, we have an increase of 11,37337.
[2:57] As broken out into three different categories, 4,595-05 for a finance staff member, no longer employed with the city for their final payout.
[3:09] For building inspection, 4,778-32 for two former employees for their leave payout, and then the parks department, 2,000 for an increase for diesel fuel for this city-building generator.
[3:23] Next to grant funds, the home fund, an increase of 4,234, and this is for personnel service charges.
[3:33] That can be charged to the grant that will lower the personal charges to the general fund.
[3:39] And then the community development block grant, CDBG, increase of 83,674, and we're just canceled some 2024 peos that were reappropriating to use in 2025.
[3:54] The public safety fund, an increase of 1,219,44, 2,594 for a final leaf pay out for a 1.5.
[4:03] And then $960 for the purchase of fire equipment.
[4:07] This will be fully offset by revenue received from a grant that we received from our insurance carrier.
[4:15] And then we've got a debt service transaction coming up.
[4:19] For the water sewer debt service, there'll be an increase of 2.57, 3.16.
[4:25] The main majority of it, 2.45, 3.25 for a principal payment.
[4:31] And when we did the budget back in October, it was accidentally placed in the water construction fund.
[4:37] That's the fund that's used for new water construction projects.
[4:42] It should have been put into the debt services fund, the 32.05 fund.
[4:48] So we'll be increasing by the 245-325 for the debt service fund and then decreasing the same amount in a water construction fund.
[4:56] And then both had a little bit higher debt issue in its cost.
[5:00] And we had budgeted 11,991 into the debt service fund and 867 into the water construction fund.
[5:10] Our sewer fund increased up 435-71 for the final leave payout for one employee.
[5:16] Our uninsured loss fund, 1988-83. These are payments we receive from our insurance provider to pay on different claims that we have.
[5:27] minus we have ordered $1,000 so we get most of that back and then lastly the fire escrow fund
[5:33] 18,86470. This is for one property on that the city holds funds that we received from the
[5:40] insurance company in escrow until the improvements are made on the property and then we'll release
[5:46] those funds to the owner. Staff does recommend approval of ordinance 325 and I'd be happy to answer
[5:53] questions yet. Thank you Matt. We'll start Council questions with Council
[5:58] Matt. I have no questions. Thank you Matt. No questions Matt. Thank you.
[6:02] Thank you for the detailed read ahead. I have no questions. Thanks.
[6:06] I have no questions Matt. Thank you for your question. Thank you.
[6:09] Matt, I have no questions. Thanks for all the preparation it went into this.
[6:13] Okay, is there a motion now to adopt ordinance 3-25 declaring an emergency?
[6:18] So moved.
[6:21] Julie, please call the roll.
[6:22] Mr. Easter?
[6:23] Yes.
[6:24] Mr. Fritchie?
[6:24] Yes.
[6:25] Mr. McCubbins?
[6:26] Yes.
[6:26] Mr. Allen?
[6:28] Yes.
[6:29] Mr. Kirkpatrick.
[6:30] Yes.
[6:31] Hey, ordinance 3-25 is duly adopted.
[6:35] Next, we'll move on to ordinance 4-25.
[6:39] Is there a motion to read ordinance 4-25 for the first time by title only?
[6:44] So, second.
[6:45] They all favor say aye.
[6:49] Opposed?
[6:51] Ordnance 4-25.
[6:53] First reading.
[6:54] Loving Special Assessments for the construction and repair of certain curb and sidewalks in the city of Farabona, Ohio.
[7:01] Being the 2025 curb and sidewalk program.
[7:05] Okay.
[7:05] We will set the public hearing for ordinance 4-25 for March the 3rd, 2025.
[7:11] Okay, next we'll move on to resolutions. Is there a resolution, or excuse me, a motion to read resolution 5-25 by title only?
[7:22] I'm moved.
[7:24] All papers say aye.
[7:25] Aye.
[7:26] Opposed?
[7:28] Resolution 5-25 authorizing the city manager to execute a reconstruction cost of this patient agreement.
[7:35] With this city of Beaver Creek, Green County, Ohio for Beaver Valley Road.
[7:39] Well, Jake, it's presenting.
[7:43] Welcome, man.
[7:43] Good evening.
[7:45] May I hear?
[7:45] Members of Council.
[7:46] Happy to be here.
[7:48] Just going to get right into it.
[7:51] So about a year ago, I was talking with Nick from the City of River Creek and Jeff.
[7:59] And they informed me of a project that they were starting to work on at Beaver Valley Road.
[8:04] So if you're not too familiar with it,
[8:07] Beer Valley Road, just south of south point of five points, actually our city limits and just before
[8:15] 675, I believe, or is it after, sorry about that.
[8:21] And it's right after 675 and then Beer Creek City is responsible for it.
[8:28] This entire section of Beer Valley Road is made of or composed of a concrete pavement, which
[8:35] has long serve, it's useful life, it's currently, has a PCI of, I think, 35 out of 100,
[8:44] it's a pretty dire shape and the city of Beaver Creek started working in a project where
[8:50] they got a designer and are going to be doing a full reconstruction where the concrete
[8:54] pavement is removed and replaced with an asphalt pavement. They were telling me about this
[8:59] and I was like, what are going to be your limits and they were, you know, they told me they were
[9:03] going to work right up to City Limits. And I'm like, well, a portion of that
[9:07] concrete pavement is in Fairborne. Can can I get in on that? Again, can we, you know,
[9:13] get that taken care of as well. So Jeff put together an agreement in which we would
[9:20] be joining them in a cost participation in which City of Beaver Creek would still
[9:25] run this project and handle all aspects of it.
[9:32] And we would agree to reimbursement. So
[9:34] way it's put together is that we are going to be putting a small cost for the design portion
[9:41] of the City of Fairborn work. It's about $14,000 which we can accommodate and pay for.
[9:48] It wasn't budgeted but we can use our other professional services that we have in store to
[9:53] be able to make this payment that way we covered the design portion this year and then the
[9:57] construction portion which will be estimated.
[10:00] And then giving a number, at a later time, we'll be budgeted for next year's budget.
[10:07] We are agreeing to reimburse, so Beaver Creek will cover the cost of construction throughout the contract.
[10:12] We don't get an invoice from the contractor. We don't get to deal with anything.
[10:17] And we just pay at the end of the project. The incident end of costs, such as maintenance of traffic, traffic control, stuff that impacts both aspects of the project will be shared.
[10:27] and that's really it. So it's just going to be a concrete replacement and we have an opportunity here for
[10:34] to work with Beaver Creek in addressing this section of pavement, which isn't very large, but it is in dire need of repair,
[10:41] and it just makes more sense to have one contractor do all the work, then do their work, and then I'll do our work.
[10:48] and that's really it. We have the agreement already signed by Beer Creek. So this
[10:55] resolution you know is to recommend that the City Manager can enter into
[10:59] this agreement. And if you have any questions, I'm here.
[11:03] Thank you. Okay, we'll start council questions. I have no questions but I was
[11:08] on this road last night and I could definitely see 35 is being conservative.
[11:13] Yeah, I drive that road a lot, so I'm really happy to see that you're taking this opportunity
[11:21] probably a stupid question, but do all cities have the same quality criteria for the asphalt.
[11:28] So, if we're going under whatever be recruiting normally does, we get, you know, the same quality,
[11:32] you know, we would expect if we ran the project.
[11:35] To an extent, there are some slide differences, and we'll be able,
[11:38] since we are paying for a portion of the design, there's a certain level of input
[11:42] to make sure that what is replaced meets our standards,
[11:45] our minimum standards of the very least.
[11:47] Cool, thank you.
[11:50] I'm no questions.
[11:51] Thank you.
[11:52] No questions for me, ma'am.
[11:53] No, thank you.
[11:55] I love the partnership with the City of Beaver Creek.
[11:58] So thank you for working with them on this.
[12:00] Two quick questions.
[12:02] One, if you go back one slide,
[12:04] construction schedule for 2026.
[12:07] It's in pretty bad shape now.
[12:08] We'll hold up till 2026.
[12:10] Lisa, it only hopes so.
[12:14] Okay, I guess that was my only question.
[12:17] Thank you very much for your presentation.
[12:20] Okay, is there a motion now to adopt resolution to a 5-25?
[12:26] No, second, either one, either one.
[12:29] Okay, do we please call the roll?
[12:32] Mr. Easter?
[12:33] Yes.
[12:34] Mr. Allen?
[12:35] Yes.
[12:36] Mr. Frigie?
[12:38] Yes.
[12:38] Mr. Kirkpatrick.
[12:39] Yes.
[12:39] Okay, Resolution 5-25 is do we adopt it?
[12:44] Thank you.
[12:44] Next, we'll move on.
[12:46] Is there a motion to read Resolution 6-25 by title only?
[12:51] Second.
[12:52] Second.
[12:52] All favors say aye.
[12:53] Aye.
[12:54] Opposed?
[12:56] Resolution 6-25, authorizing the city manager to enter into a pre-enactiation agreement with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to provide water to their church.
[13:07] located at 3080 Terry Drive, Bath Township, Haley Myers, presenting.
[13:15] Welcome, Haley.
[13:16] All right, good evening, Mayor and Council.
[13:19] So today I'll be presenting on Resolution 625.
[13:22] So we'll get into a little bit of background on why this is needed.
[13:26] So the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, located at 3880 Terry Drive,
[13:31] is located outside of the Fairborn City limits and is in Bath Township.
[13:36] So they reached out and they are currently connected to their domestic water is currently supplied from a well and they are looking to extend and tie in to the Fairborn water system.
[13:49] So per our ordinances, since it's not a single family home and it is extending the existing infrastructure of this requires council approval, so that's why we're here.
[14:01] So, just to show a map of the area, so this orange section shows back township, the
[14:07] back township limits, and the start-down here shows where the church is located at the
[14:12] intersection of Terri and Bell.
[14:15] So, the image on the right shows a screenshot of our GIS, which shows the current location
[14:19] of our utilities in this area, so you can see along all the yellow springs up here at
[14:24] the top, is where we currently have a water line, and the church located down here is
[14:29] to extend the infrastructure to so they can connect to our water.
[14:36] So this shows sort of
[14:39] their proposed plan. So again, here's Yellow Springs Road up here where they're looking to
[14:44] tie in and then they're looking to head down south down x drive and then west down wolf and then
[14:52] south down Terry. So again, here's the church and they'll be extending it in front of their property.
[14:56] So this project includes a total of 1700.
[15:00] Feet of Water Main that they're looking to install. And since this is the church that's wanting to do this project and heading it, they will be covering the construction costs, the materials that will all be paid for by the church.
[15:13] The engineering involvement will include inspecting the water main to make sure that it's installed and tested for our specifications.
[15:20] And then after the installation and the acceptance, we would accept that as fair-born property, so it would be a fair-born water line.
[15:28] So, engineering recommends approving resolution 625 and approving this work would allow us to then sign a pre annexation agreement with the church.
[15:38] So, should the city decide in the future that they want to annex them, they can't really fight that, they would agree to that.
[15:46] So, and that has to be done before we would allow them to tie in to our infrastructure.
[15:50] So, with all that said, I'll try to answer any questions.
[15:52] Okay, we'll start council questions, yes, I don't have any questions. Thank you for the presentation.
[15:59] Yep. No questions, Haley. Thank you. I have none. Thank you, Haley.
[16:03] I have none either, Haley. Thank you.
[16:05] No questions, thank you. Okay.
[16:09] The only question I have is that once this line is in,
[16:13] other people who live in Bathtownship along that route,
[16:17] they'll be able to tie in at their expense.
[16:19] Yes, they would have to pay the connection fee and the permit fee from the street to their house
[16:25] Correct, yep, but they could tie in
[16:27] Okay, so this offers an opportunity for the path to the ship. Yep. Certainly. Okay
[16:32] All right
[16:34] There are no further counsel questions
[16:36] Is there a motion to adopt a resolution 6-25 so moved?
[16:42] Second
[16:42] Not that Julie
[16:43] Okay, please call the roll. Mr. Fritchie. Yes. Mr. Easter. Yes. Mr. Allen. Yes
[16:51] Yes.
[16:53] Resolution 6-25 is duly adopted.
[16:57] Now we will move on to citizens' comments and when we're wishing to speak, please come forward,
[17:04] provide your name and address and please limit your comments to five minutes.
[17:14] Hey, seeing you going come forward.
[17:16] We will close citizens' comments and we will move on to our Acting City Manager.
[17:23] What's wrong with it?
[17:26] Good evening, Mayor and Council.
[17:28] I just wanted to let everybody know that the next citizens for them will be held next Monday
[17:32] at the Bethlehem Lutheran Church in school.
[17:35] And then the following Monday will be a work session in the fire training room at five in a council meeting
[17:40] at six in council chambers.
[17:42] Nothing in us much to add except we did get a new salt storage facility that has been completed
[17:47] and staff received 800 tons of road salt.
[17:50] And I prepared for the rest of the winter which doesn't look like it's going to be ending.
[17:53] any time soon.
[17:57] Okay, nothing else?
[17:59] All right.
[18:00] Then we'll begin with council comments
[18:02] and we'll start with council member.
[18:05] Look at that.
[18:06] Just a reminder to everybody that the flu season
[18:10] is in high swim right now.
[18:12] So please do everything you can to protect yourself.
[18:15] It's not too late to get a flu vaccine
[18:17] if you haven't gotten one.
[18:18] You can get them all the way up to the end of the march
[18:20] and if you haven't gotten one,
[18:22] I'd recommend you get one.
[18:23] Once again, thanks to our road crews for the unexpected storm we had last night, not before last
[18:29] whatever it was. I wasn't expecting to get that much snow. I was quite surprised. So, good job to them.
[18:38] And lastly, I will leave with the comment that we've worked hard over the last couple of years
[18:46] on our five-year strategic plan with our economic development and we're starting to see some
[18:51] petition with that with some of the plans that are being presented and projects that are being
[18:58] talked about with our planning division. So I'm excited to see over the next couple of years
[19:02] those come to fruition and see the growth that we're going to get out of those in the jobs.
[19:08] So thanks to our economic development team for their hard work. That's all I have here. Thank you.
[19:14] Okay. Yeah. First shout out to you, the Street Department. Thank you for our
[19:19] streets.
[19:22] Okay, and then I just wanted to follow up on some things I've been
[19:26] thinking about since the last the distance forum, which that's
[19:30] topic was the zoning potential zoning restrictions, if we would have
[19:35] any for marijuana dispensaries.
[19:40] And there's a couple of things that that
[19:43] were brought up that I, and I'm just going to list them here, but I'd like I
[19:46] because I think there's information that I personally feel like I would need more
[19:51] information to make a good decision and I meant to bring this up at the end of the
[19:56] work session but we're going to have a time.
[19:58] So, one.
[20:00] I'd like to hear from the, from right-pattery force base and from that cog that we belong to to support it, if they have a stated stance on zoning from marijuana dispensaries, near a skiff.
[20:13] Because our economic development plan calls for that, if I understand correctly on Kaufman Avenue, we're working towards that.
[20:20] And would we undermine that plan? That was something that someone brought up at the forum.
[20:26] So I'm interested if we can talk to the cog or a representative from the base and find out if they recommend if they require even some kind of a restriction.
[20:40] Then concerns were raised about second hand smoke for workers was zero tolerance employers and that would include people with military security clearances.
[20:51] I was trying to think about that like what could we do and the only thing I could come up with is
[20:56] could we require special information to be posted in a dispensary just to make people aware.
[21:01] I mean, nobody wants to, you know, wreck somebody's life, so or most people wouldn't.
[21:06] So maybe just to have awareness information, I don't even know if that's possible as a council to recommend something like that.
[21:13] Or to require something like that of a dispensary, but that was a concern that I heard that
[21:20] I think we should, you know, take that into consideration.
[21:24] And then the last one was concerns related to the health impact of marijuana on kids,
[21:29] either like them, you know, being around it for secondhand smoke or getting it.
[21:36] So I'm interested in hearing from Green County Public Health on that to hear any suggestions that they
[21:41] might have or any data that they might have that would affect our decision.
[21:46] And then I'm also curious if we could work with the county, if the taxes, if any of the taxes are actually going to come back to us,
[21:54] if there's something we could do specifically with them on a county level, whatever the right level would be.
[22:01] One thing I thought of like, I know gun owners have gun boxes that they lock and are very well protected to keep children away.
[22:09] I don't know if there's something that we could do that we as a community that we could even
[22:13] just give away, you know, for people to tell them to lock their stuff up, to keep it away
[22:18] from kids, to help educate the community on the dangers to children.
[22:23] And then again, as far as the effect on children, that would be different in a person with
[22:30] a developed brain, to just make, is it possible for us to require a dispensary to actually
[22:37] post that information, just for awareness so that people could understand how their potential
[22:42] actions could impact other people that they might not be aware of.
[22:46] So those are just things that have been on my mind since the last citizen's forum.
[22:50] So if we could talk to those organizations, the Cog Green County Public Health, that would
[22:57] to get some more information, that would be really helpful, and that's all I have.
[23:03] Thank you.
[23:04] Thank you.
[23:05] I do not have any comments for tonight on you.
[23:12] Beautiful.
[23:15] I'd like to thank the snow crew, the snow team yesterday.
[23:19] I don't know about anybody else, but the storm pretty much caught me by surprise.
[23:23] You know, I wake up and, you know, all of a sudden we've got two or three inches of snow.
[23:28] I was able to move my, but, you know, thanks to the snow crew, Terry and his team.
[23:36] I also would like to thank Terry for serving as Assistant City Manager, his time is done and now
[23:47] Robin gets to helm so Robin congratulations and I say it but you know you guys kind of work
[23:57] in that capacity anyway, you know your heads or your departments, your leaders on this in this
[24:05] government. So this is going to be easy sailing,
[24:12] right?
[24:14] And that's all I've got to say. Just keep
[24:16] warm everybody.
[24:19] All right. Good afternoon. All right. Well, I don't have a lot to add. I did get the
[24:24] opportunity to witness a swearing-in in a promotion last week for the fire department. So I say it
[24:31] at a gazillion times. I'll say it at a gazillion more. Thank you for choosing to serve the
[24:37] it citizens of Fairborn. Salt barn, I'm pretty sure that by opening the salt barn we pretty
[24:44] meshings the weather this weekend. So that's my what is my teenager say. I'm standing on
[24:53] business. So that's that. I will say having
[24:58] toured it seeing the old
[25:00] There's a lot of efficiencies with the new one, and it looks a lot better. The other one was pretty dilapidated.
[25:09] So, super excited. The guys, as you, if you didn't see their valentine, they're super excited for it too.
[25:16] So, that's all I have for today. Thank you.
[25:18] Thank you. I want to tag on to last Friday. We had the opportunity to welcome a new
[25:24] fireman to the Fairborn Fire Department and to promote a Fairborn Fireman to Lieutenant.
[25:31] I want to thank the Deputy Mayor for being there for those events for me. Also,
[25:35] not for me, but for the city. The salt dome, very impressive on maple if you get a chance
[25:41] to drive by it. I mean, salt domes, how impressive can they be, but ours is a very impressive salt dome.
[25:47] So, Kudos to the staff that put that together, we had an opportunity to go out there and get some pictures taken and very impressive facility.
[25:56] I want to take on to the comments about the last citizen's form.
[26:00] It was on the issue of, do we want to have a marijuana dispensary for medicinal and or recreational marijuana?
[26:09] And a good turnout for that at Fairborn High School got a lot of comments, a lot of comments
[26:15] were towards, we'd rather have a dispensary and know what people are getting versus people
[26:21] buying marijuana off the street and not knowing what they're getting, including things
[26:26] that could be laced with opioids, fentanyl, or whatever.
[26:30] We're still seeking feedback.
[26:32] I personally talked to a lot of different groups, I did talk to some of the senior base leadership
[26:38] in the last two weeks about the marijuana issue, and their policy is as long as the federal government does not allow it for federal employees.
[26:48] Anybody who's a federal employee have stands a chance of losing their job, their position.
[26:54] So they are staying strong with the federal position on marijuana use and possession.
[27:01] So that means for some of those questions, this next citizens form on February the 24th at Bethlehem, Luther and church at 6pm.
[27:13] We are asking several of the treatment facilities in the Fairborn area to be there to talk about what kind of facilities and services they provide.
[27:23] I was approached by several people after this last citizen's forum with their concerns
[27:29] that if we have a dispensary, is that can encourage people to start using marijuana and
[27:35] some of them were parents who were concerned about their kids, even though kids won't be
[27:41] eligible to purchase from a dispensary.
[27:43] But their concern was that if marijuana is going to become more prevalent and fair-born,
[27:49] what kind of treatment facilities?
[27:51] So we have invited several treatment facilities in Fairborn Food Treat patients with drug usage, including marijuana, to be there, to talk about what kind of services they might provide.
[28:05] So we do encourage people to come.
[28:08] We continue to want to hear from Fairborn citizens about your thoughts and ideas about having a marijuana dispensary.
[28:16] I talk to our state representative about it right now the taxation for it is being reviewed
[28:25] by the state government and there may be some changes to that.
[28:29] So we're not sure exactly where the taxes that are going for the mayor of one of the sales
[28:36] were the currently going and where they may go depending on some ideas that are being discussed
[28:42] at the state legislature level.
[28:44] So, we encourage you to talk to your state representatives,
[28:48] ours's state replying, Lampton, who's been very engaged with this,
[28:52] and I appreciate his involvement in it.
[28:56] The issue of second hand smoke at the Citizens Form at the High School,
[29:01] our police chief Ben Roman was there and said smoking in public will be treated
[29:07] like smoking anything in public.
[29:09] It will not be tolerated.
[29:11] people will be asked to put it out, and if they refuse, they will be cited.
[29:16] So we want people to know that marijuana, whether we have a dispensary or not, is not
[29:23] going to radically change going to things like the sweet corn festival, the car show, the
[29:30] Halloween festival, anything in a public environment, there will smoking in public will
[29:36] be tolerated, whether it's cigarettes, marijuana, or whatever. So we are looking at all those
[29:43] different issues. We do want to continue to get feedback from fairborn citizens on this topic.
[29:49] We are going to be making a decision sometime in the future about whether or not to have a
[29:55] dispensary. We want to hear from our citizens. We've already heard from our
[30:00] March number, we want to continue to hear from more people. So if you see a councilman around, give them your thoughts on it. Tell us what you think and what direction you really think we should be going with this.
[30:12] Okay, so one more reminder, next citizen's forum, Monday, February 24th, that's next Monday, 6pm at Bethlehem Lutheran Church. And yes, we did get Bethlehem Lutheran Church's permission to be discussing these topics, because some people were a little concerned about that,
[30:29] they were all for letting the community know what's going on with that.
[30:34] Next council work session will be Monday March the 3rd at 5 p.m. in the fire training room
[30:39] and the next council meeting will be Monday March the 3rd at 6 p.m. here in the council chambers.
[30:47] You will be seeing some changes in the near future with the televised system here in the council.
[30:55] We're having some work done on that in the next few days and weeks, so hopefully you'll see a big improvement in how things are being televised.
[31:06] Okay, if there are no other announcements or a business, is there a motion to adjourn?
[31:13] Council meeting.
[31:14] So move.
[31:15] Second.
[31:16] Julie, please call the roll.
[31:18] Mr. McCevens?
[31:19] Yes.
[31:19] Mr. Fritchie? Yes.
[31:20] Mr. Allen?
[31:21] Yes.
[31:22] Mr. Fritchie?
[31:23] Yes.
[31:24] Yes, council meeting for February 17 is adjourned.