[0:00] I'd like to call the uh city council
[0:01] meeting to order.
[0:02] If we could, please stand for a moment
[0:04] of silence.
[0:17] Thank you. If you could turn and face
[0:18] the flag for the Pledge of Allegiance.
[0:20] I pledge allegiance to the flag of the
[0:22] United States of America.
[0:24] And to the republic for which it stands,
[0:27] one nation, under God, indivisible, with
[0:30] liberty and justice for all.
[0:32] You may be seated.
[0:37] Clerk, would you call the roll of
[0:38] council members, please?
[0:39] >> Layman.
[0:40] >> Here.
[0:41] >> Podack.
[0:43] Cassidy.
[0:43] >> Here.
[0:44] >> Baker.
[0:45] >> Here.
[0:45] >> Grine.
[0:46] >> Here.
[0:46] >> Mendoza.
[0:47] >> Here.
[0:47] >> Garnsey.
[0:48] >> Here.
[0:49] >> Move to excuse councilperson Podack.
[0:52] >> I second.
[0:53] >> We have a motion by Mendoza, second by
[0:55] Cassidy, to excuse council member
[0:57] Podack. Clerk, would you call the roll,
[0:59] please?
[1:00] >> Layman.
[1:00] >> Yes.
[1:01] >> Cassidy.
[1:01] >> Yes.
[1:02] >> Baker.
[1:02] >> Yes.
[1:03] >> Grine.
[1:03] >> Yes.
[1:03] >> Mendoza.
[1:04] >> Yes.
[1:04] >> Garnsey.
[1:05] >> Yes.
[1:06] >> Councilperson Podack is excused.
[1:09] Do we have a motion to approve the
[1:10] minutes from the previous meeting?
[1:12] >> So moved.
[1:13] >> Second.
[1:14] >> We have a motion by Mendoza, second by
[1:16] Baker. Clerk, would you call the roll,
[1:18] please?
[1:18] >> Layman.
[1:19] >> Yes.
[1:20] >> Cassidy.
[1:21] >> Abstain.
[1:23] >> Baker.
[1:24] >> Yes.
[1:24] >> Grine.
[1:25] >> Yes.
[1:27] >> Mendoza.
[1:27] >> Yes.
[1:28] >> Garnsey.
[1:28] >> Yes.
[1:29] >> Those minutes have been approved.
[1:31] Communications.
[1:32] >> I have none.
[1:32] >> All right. Before we move on, um I'm
[1:34] going to add some communication here. I
[1:36] think we need to do an adjustment to the
[1:38] agenda. There's an item
[1:40] on the agenda, under new business, the
[1:42] first item,
[1:43] um it says authorizing the seasonal
[1:45] closure of the alley located at 210
[1:47] South Main Street for special events and
[1:49] declaring an emergency.
[1:51] Um if you were so inclined, um I would
[1:54] entertain a motion to remove that from
[1:56] the agenda and submit it to the proper
[1:57] committee before it brings it to floor.
[2:00] >> I so move.
[2:01] >> Okay, and do we have a second for that
[2:03] motion?
[2:03] >> Okay.
[2:04] >> All right, we have a motion by Cassidy,
[2:05] a second by Baker to remove the first
[2:07] item on new business from the agenda.
[2:11] Clerk, would you call the roll, please?
[2:12] >> Lehman?
[2:13] >> Yes.
[2:13] >> Cassidy?
[2:14] >> Yes.
[2:14] >> Baker?
[2:15] >> Yes.
[2:15] >> Klein?
[2:16] >> Yes.
[2:16] >> Mendoza?
[2:17] >> Yes.
[2:17] >> Garnsey?
[2:18] >> Yes.
[2:19] >> That does carry and it'll be referred to
[2:21] the proper committee for discussion.
[2:25] Then may or may not come back to the
[2:27] council for for some sort of resolution
[2:29] in the future. Thank you. Uh report of
[2:31] committees, finance committee.
[2:33] >> I have nothing new to report. The next
[2:35] meeting will be held on Tuesday, June
[2:37] 16th at 5:30 p.m. in council chambers.
[2:40] >> All right, thank you. Public affairs
[2:42] committee.
[2:43] >> The Fostoria City Council Public Affairs
[2:45] Committee will host its quarterly Convos
[2:48] with Council
[2:49] this Thursday, June 4th at 6:30 p.m. at
[2:53] the City Park Shelter House. All are
[2:56] welcome.
[2:57] The historic Union Pacific Big Boy
[3:00] locomotive will pass through Fostoria at
[3:02] approximately 2:00 p.m. this Saturday,
[3:04] June 6th
[3:06] at the Iron Triangle Rail Park. An event
[3:09] in celebration of the occasion will
[3:11] include food vendors, Big Boy
[3:13] merchandise,
[3:14] photo opportunities, and family
[3:16] activities.
[3:18] Visitors should bring lawn chairs and
[3:20] arrive early due to expected large
[3:22] crowds and follow all safety personnel
[3:25] instructions.
[3:28] The first Lunch on the Lawn of the
[3:30] season hosted by the Fostoria Community
[3:32] Arts Council and the City of Fostoria
[3:34] will take place Wednesday, June 10th
[3:36] from 12:00 to 1:00 p.m. at the Fostoria
[3:38] Municipal Building Lawn. The event will
[3:41] feature live entertainment by Kevin
[3:43] Colvin with food available for purchase
[3:45] from Pizza Palace.
[3:49] Next Saturday, June 13th will feature
[3:52] several major community events
[3:54] throughout Fostoria.
[3:56] The Wings Over Fostoria Terminal Grand
[3:58] Opening Air Show will host I'm sorry,
[4:02] will be held from 9:00 to 4:00 p.m. at
[4:04] the Fostoria Metropolitan Airport. The
[4:07] free event will include aerial
[4:08] performers, aircraft displays, terminal
[4:11] tours, food trucks, and family
[4:13] activities.
[4:15] The Fostoria Farmers Market will be open
[4:17] next Saturday from 10:00 to 2:00 in
[4:19] downtown Fostoria and will host its
[4:21] annual Strawberry Day celebration
[4:24] featuring fresh strawberries,
[4:26] local vendors, live music, family
[4:28] activities, and a special kids zone
[4:31] strawberry planting activity for
[4:32] children.
[4:33] And the June 10th Jamboree of greater
[4:36] Fostoria will take place next Saturday,
[4:39] June 13th from 11:00 to 7:00 p.m. at
[4:41] Foundation Park.
[4:43] The event will celebrate culture,
[4:45] community, and education through live
[4:47] entertainment, guest speakers, food
[4:49] vendors, children activities,
[4:52] community exhibits, and programming
[4:54] recognizing the history and significance
[4:57] of June 10th.
[4:59] On Sunday, June 14th at 1:00 p.m., the
[5:01] city of Fostoria will host the 2026
[5:04] Class Pageant at the Fostoria Schools
[5:07] Performing Arts Center.
[5:09] The event will feature several age
[5:11] divisions and continues one of
[5:13] Fostoria's long-standing traditions
[5:15] celebrating community heritage and youth
[5:17] involvement. Your support is greatly
[5:20] appreciated. The Public Affairs
[5:22] Committee will meet again on Tuesday,
[5:24] June 16th at 5:00 p.m. here in Council
[5:27] Chambers. Thank you.
[5:28] >> Thank you. Law and Ordinance Committee.
[5:30] >> Nothing new to report. The Law and
[5:31] Ordinance Committee will meet again on
[5:33] Tuesday, June 16th at 5:15 p.m. here in
[5:37] Council Chambers.
[5:38] >> Thank you. Uh report of officers, Mr.
[5:40] Mayor.
[5:42] >> Thank you, Mr. President.
[5:44] I I like to
[5:46] update
[5:48] Councilman Mendoza's report on the Big
[5:49] Boy coming to Fostoria because this is
[5:51] an evolving event
[5:53] um as we discover it.
[5:55] The time has been moved to 2:30 and
[5:58] it'll be here from 2:30 to 2:45.
[6:01] Uh
[6:03] and that is probably subject to change.
[6:05] So, that's just our latest update on it.
[6:08] There will be parking at the Rail Park.
[6:10] However, when the Rail Park becomes full
[6:13] we will barricade uh the road going into
[6:15] it.
[6:16] Over
[6:17] um
[6:18] over
[6:20] uh flow parking will be at the Fostoria
[6:22] Schools campus.
[6:24] And we will have buses transporting
[6:26] people to and from the Rail Park. We
[6:28] will be charging $5 per person to do
[6:31] that.
[6:32] If rail fans park in yards or other
[6:34] areas where they should not be parked,
[6:35] please call the police department on the
[6:37] non-emergency number, which is
[6:39] 419-435-8573.
[6:43] Thank you.
[6:44] >> You
[6:45] uh director of public service and
[6:46] safety.
[6:48] >> Thank you. Um just to kind of lead off
[6:49] on that, the city of Fostoria is also
[6:51] partnered with Seneca County
[6:53] Collaborative to form a one-page
[6:55] website, justfostoriabigboy.com.
[6:58] So, if you get any questions about the
[6:59] event, that's a great reference to give
[7:01] to those people interested in learning
[7:03] more um about that day and the event in
[7:06] July when it comes back to be open for
[7:08] the public. Um Eric wanted me to just
[7:11] make a note uh it's now the second piece
[7:14] of new business on your agenda.
[7:17] Um the resolution authorizing the mayor
[7:20] to file an application with ODNR for the
[7:23] Nature Works grant. Um
[7:26] this would need to be passed at the next
[7:29] meeting because the application is due
[7:31] on July 1st. So, just keep that in mind.
[7:34] And uh nothing else other than we are
[7:37] just getting really busy with all of
[7:38] nice weather and trying to uh our crews
[7:40] safe. So, you.
[7:43] >> All right, thank you very much.
[7:45] Director of Finance.
[7:48] » Thank you, Mr. President.
[7:50] Um
[7:52] have a couple pieces of legislation for
[7:55] this evening's council meeting. Um one
[7:57] is some appropriations
[8:00] that needed to be done. Um
[8:02] need an additional 10,000 for the park
[8:04] and rec fund.
[8:06] Um
[8:07] an additional 3,000 for
[8:10] uh other contractual services in the
[8:11] general fund for online ordinance
[8:13] updates. And then
[8:15] an additional 160,000
[8:18] is needed in the urban community forest
[8:20] fund uh to account for 2026 costs.
[8:24] Um these costs will be covered by the
[8:25] American Forestry Grant. They're
[8:27] reimbursable monthly as costs are
[8:28] incurred. So,
[8:31] um the other one is we do have one then
[8:33] and now
[8:35] tonight for
[8:38] $10,293.44
[8:40] for
[8:43] Uh it's related to the
[8:45] other contractual services that I
[8:47] mentioned in the other piece of
[8:48] legislation.
[8:50] Um if we could get both of those to
[8:52] waive the three reading ruling, I'd
[8:54] appreciate that.
[8:57] Uh the only other thing I had was just a
[8:59] reminder. Um we don't have a
[9:00] confirmation yet, but RITA, the Regional
[9:03] Income Tax Association, is going to be
[9:06] sending out delinquency letters probably
[9:08] within the next two to four weeks. So,
[9:11] you might get some consti- constituents
[9:13] that are asking what's this about. It's
[9:15] just
[9:16] um
[9:17] they've RITA thinks that they would
[9:19] still owe a tax return for up to the
[9:21] last five years. So, they have the
[9:24] opportunity to um
[9:26] prove that they don't need to file or
[9:28] file the return. So, they're
[9:29] instructions, but just in case you get
[9:31] questions, just want to give everybody
[9:32] heads-up.
[9:35] And that's all I had. Thanks.
[9:37] >> Thank you very much. At this point we'll
[9:38] go into the public portion. Miss Tyson,
[9:40] would you like to approach the dais?
[9:43] Keep your comments to 10 minutes or
[9:45] less.
[9:46] >> Okay. I already gave everyone one of
[9:49] these. And what it is is it's adult
[9:53] summer reading
[9:54] uh for 2026. I've already It started
[9:58] June 1st, which was yesterday.
[10:00] And I have a really fun thing. You walk
[10:03] in, you walk on The first floor has some
[10:06] activities for adults. The maker space
[10:09] has quite a few activities downstairs
[10:12] where the references has quite a few
[10:14] activities. You can do them daily. You
[10:17] can do You can do more than one
[10:19] activity. You get tickets for them. And
[10:23] at the end uh
[10:25] August when it ends at the end of
[10:26] August, they're going to draw for not
[10:29] only the Kroger's gift card, but also
[10:32] for other local businesses and
[10:35] restaurants. And then on the back, if
[10:37] you flip it over,
[10:38] um the open book club for adults, you
[10:42] can have any book. There's not a
[10:44] specific book. And you do not have to
[10:47] register your book. Um but you can meet
[10:51] up at uh Java's Enchanted Bean at 8:30
[10:57] uh Wednesday, June 17th. And then in
[11:00] July it's July 15th 8:30. Or you could
[11:04] or you can do both, but you can go at to
[11:07] Urban Woodys on Thursday, June 18th. Or
[11:12] in July it's going to be July 16th at
[11:14] 5:30 p.m. That allows people that
[11:17] depending on what their schedule is,
[11:19] they can still be part of it. I actually
[11:21] went to the first one that was in May.
[11:24] And it's a very
[11:27] easy to do.
[11:29] Um
[11:30] you actually get whatever is said there
[11:33] as far as books goes, they send you back
[11:36] a text or whatever on it and you get to
[11:39] know all about all these books. So,
[11:42] maybe you got engrossed in what somebody
[11:44] was saying about one but you weren't
[11:46] ready for what the other one was saying.
[11:48] So, it's really cool. 641, I'm excited
[11:52] about that. That's a cooking club. You
[11:54] don't have to cook. You don't have to
[11:56] bring anything. And I've been going to
[11:58] that regularly.
[12:00] Um we're going to get tickets for all
[12:02] these things you see on the back during
[12:05] all these things as well as the other
[12:07] activities. Um I believe this book thing
[12:11] you get three tickets. But so there's
[12:13] depending on what you do, they got one
[12:15] ticket for some activities, two tickets
[12:18] for some and then some fall in a three
[12:20] category. Like I picked a green book off
[12:22] the thing, it was only one ticket. But
[12:24] you had it had to be totally green.
[12:27] And yeah, so it's really cool.
[12:31] Um I wanted to thank Fostoria for having
[12:34] all the activities I have. I think it's
[12:36] a little much on Saturday but we're
[12:40] going to see how that goes.
[12:41] Um but it definitely means that there's
[12:43] something for everyone.
[12:45] And I was very happy to see that. I'm
[12:48] very proud of Fostoria. I like that Big
[12:51] Boy's coming here. I like that we got
[12:53] picked for that.
[12:55] And
[12:58] I'm just proud of Fostoria.
[13:01] That's all I have. Anybody have any
[13:03] questions about this?
[13:05] Cuz there is a it's on every level. You
[13:08] have to look at the table. They have a
[13:09] new counter at the library.
[13:11] And then you go up to the Maker Space.
[13:14] You have to talk to the librarian and
[13:15] she'll direct you.
[13:17] Yeah. And then downstairs. Oh yeah,
[13:20] they're very helpful because she
[13:22] basically made these up. She made the
[13:24] whole adult program.
[13:27] >> Thanks, Deb.
[13:28] >> Mhm. it.
[13:29] Um at this time, we open up to any other
[13:31] members of the public that wishes to
[13:32] address council.
[13:34] Seeing none, we'll move into old
[13:36] business.
[13:45] » An ordinance amending section 311.01
[13:49] of chapter 311 of the codified
[13:51] ordinances of the city of Foster Ohio
[13:54] entitled placing injurious material or
[13:57] obstruction in street adding a
[13:59] sub-subsection and penalty section
[14:02] regarding grass clippings.
[14:05] >> Move to adopt.
[14:06] >> Sorry. Um before we move to adopt, I was
[14:09] going to uh move to amend
[14:13] the proposed legislation simply by
[14:15] adding the word knowingly in between the
[14:17] words shall and place in the first
[14:20] sentence
[14:22] of subsection F
[14:24] that we've added. Um
[14:27] It kind of matches the rest of the
[14:29] language.
[14:31] >> I think it's an important addition.
[14:34] >> Yeah.
[14:35] So, move to amend to add the word
[14:38] knowingly.
[14:39] >> Second.
[14:41] >> All right, we have a motion by Mendoza,
[14:42] second by Baker to amend by adding the
[14:45] word knowingly to section
[14:48] >> F.
[14:49] of the current legislation. Clerk,
[14:52] would you call the roll, please?
[14:55] >> Layman?
[14:55] >> Yes.
[14:56] >> Cassidy?
[14:56] >> Yes.
[14:57] >> Baker?
[14:58] >> Yes.
[14:58] >> Grine?
[14:58] >> Yes.
[14:59] >> Mendoza?
[14:59] >> Yes.
[15:00] >> Garnsey?
[15:00] >> Yes.
[15:01] >> All right, that does carry. It has been
[15:02] amended. Is there any other further
[15:04] discussion or amendments needed?
[15:07] >> Move to approve.
[15:09] >> I'll second.
[15:11] >> Oh.
[15:15] Sorry, we're making sure we get this
[15:17] written properly. So, no person shall
[15:19] knowingly place deposit. Okay. All
[15:21] right.
[15:22] If I heard correctly, we have a motion
[15:24] to adopt by Mendoza, second by Guernsey.
[15:26] Is that correct?
[15:27] >> Yes.
[15:28] >> All right. Clerk, would you call the
[15:29] roll, please?
[15:29] >> Layman?
[15:30] >> Yes.
[15:30] >> Cassidy?
[15:31] >> Yes.
[15:31] >> Baker?
[15:32] >> Yes.
[15:32] >> Grine?
[15:33] >> Yes.
[15:33] >> Mendoza?
[15:34] >> Yes.
[15:34] >> Guernsey?
[15:35] >> Yes.
[15:35] >> All right. That carries. It becomes
[15:37] ordinance number 2026-41.
[15:39] 41.
[15:48] » An ordinance enacting new section
[15:50] 1125.16
[15:53] of chapter 1125 of the codified
[15:55] ordinances of the city of Foster Ohio
[15:57] entitled tents or other under
[16:00] unpermitted or makeshift shelters within
[16:03] city limits.
[16:05] >> Move to adopt.
[16:07] >> Second.
[16:08] >> We have a motion by Grine, a second by
[16:10] Baker to adopt. Clerk, would you call
[16:11] the roll, please?
[16:12] >> Layman?
[16:13] >> Yes.
[16:14] >> Cassidy?
[16:14] >> Yes.
[16:15] >> Baker?
[16:15] >> Yes.
[16:16] >> Grine?
[16:16] >> Yes.
[16:17] >> Mendoza?
[16:17] >> Yes.
[16:18] >> Guernsey?
[16:18] >> Yes.
[16:19] >> This ordinance passes. It becomes
[16:20] ordinance number 2026-42.
[16:28] » You.
[16:34] » An ordinance enacting new section 145.09
[16:38] of chapter 145 of the codified
[16:41] ordinances of the city of Foster Ohio
[16:43] entitled regulation of parklets within
[16:45] the city rights-of-way and declaring
[16:47] emergency to exist.
[16:50] >> Move to adopt.
[16:52] >> Second.
[16:54] >> We have a motion by Grine, a second by
[16:55] Baker to adopt. Clerk, would you call
[16:57] the roll, please?
[16:58] >> Layman?
[16:59] >> Yes.
[17:00] >> Cassidy?
[17:06] » Is the ordinance that we had removed?
[17:09] >> No.
[17:09] this is a different This is the
[17:10] regulation of parklets.
[17:12] >> I'm sorry.
[17:14] Yes.
[17:15] >> Baker?
[17:16] >> Yes.
[17:17] >> Grine?
[17:17] >> Yes.
[17:18] >> Mendoza?
[17:19] >> Yes.
[17:19] >> Garnsey?
[17:20] >> Yes.
[17:21] >> That ordinance does pass. It's ordinance
[17:23] number 2026-43.
[17:34] » An ordinance amending section 145.06
[17:38] of the codified ordinances of the city
[17:40] of Fostoria entitled departments to
[17:43] develop smoking policies and declaring
[17:45] emergency to exist.
[17:47] >> Move to approve.
[17:49] >> Second.
[17:50] >> We have a motion by Mendoza, a second by
[17:52] Grine to approve. Clerk, would you call
[17:54] the roll, please?
[17:55] >> Layman?
[17:56] >> Yes.
[17:57] >> Cassidy?
[17:57] >> Yes.
[17:58] >> Baker?
[17:58] >> Yes.
[17:59] >> Grine?
[17:59] >> Yes.
[18:00] >> Mendoza?
[18:00] >> Yes.
[18:00] >> Garnsey?
[18:01] >> Yes.
[18:02] >> That ordinance passes. Ordinance number
[18:03] 2026-44.
[18:06] 44. That concludes old business. We will
[18:09] move into new business. Just a reminder,
[18:11] the first piece of new business has been
[18:13] removed from the agenda.
[18:15] So, it will be the second item will be
[18:16] the first item of new business this
[18:18] evening.
[18:23] » An ordinance to approve and adopt
[18:25] current replacement pages to the
[18:27] codified ordinances and declaring
[18:29] emergency to exist.
[18:31] >> That was the first reading of that
[18:32] ordinance.
[18:38] » A resolution authorizing the mayor of
[18:40] the city of Fostoria to execute and file
[18:43] an application with the Ohio Department
[18:45] of Natural Resources for possible
[18:47] financial assistance for public
[18:50] recreation purposes through the state of
[18:52] Ohio Nature Works Grant Program and
[18:55] declaring emergency to exist.
[18:57] >> That is the first reading of that
[18:58] resolution.
[19:06] » A resolution approving and ratifying the
[19:08] prior acts of the department heads and
[19:10] safety service director and approving
[19:12] then and now certificates for said
[19:14] expenditures, and declaring an
[19:16] emergency.
[19:18] >> Move to suspend the three reading rule
[19:20] on three separate occasions.
[19:21] >> Second.
[19:24] » Um we have a
[19:25] motion by Layman to suspend the three
[19:28] reading rule on three separate
[19:29] occasions, second by Cassidy, and this
[19:32] is on that last resolution that's on
[19:34] there. We'll come back to the previous
[19:35] one.
[19:36] There's We missed one.
[19:38] That's okay.
[19:39] >> Sorry.
[19:40] >> So, if you could call call the roll on
[19:41] suspending the three reading rule on
[19:43] this one.
[19:46] » Layman?
[19:46] >> Yes.
[19:47] >> Cassidy?
[19:48] >> Yes.
[19:48] >> Baker?
[19:49] >> Yes.
[19:49] >> Grimes?
[19:50] >> Yes.
[19:50] >> Mendoza?
[19:51] >> Yes.
[19:51] >> Guernsey?
[19:52] >> Yes.
[19:53] >> All right, that has been suspended.
[19:56] >> Move to adopt.
[19:57] >> Second.
[19:59] >> All right, we have a motion by Layman, a
[20:00] second by Cassidy to adopt. Clerk, would
[20:02] you call the roll, please?
[20:03] >> Layman?
[20:04] >> Yes.
[20:04] >> Cassidy?
[20:05] >> Yes.
[20:05] >> Baker?
[20:06] >> Yes.
[20:06] >> Grimes?
[20:07] >> Yes.
[20:07] >> Mendoza?
[20:08] >> Yes.
[20:08] >> Guernsey?
[20:08] >> Yes.
[20:10] >> That does pass it because resolution
[20:11] number 2026-45
[20:14] 45.
[20:16] And then we'll go back to the
[20:18] appropriating from unappropriated funds
[20:21] ordinance.
[20:22] Or yeah. Thank you.
[20:23] >> Okay.
[20:26] An ordinance adopting and amending
[20:27] ordinance number 2025-83
[20:30] permanent 2026 appropriations by
[20:33] appropriating from unappropriated funds
[20:35] in the general fund, the urban com
[20:37] forest fund, and the park and
[20:39] recreational fund, and transferring
[20:41] funds from the general fund to the park
[20:44] and recreation fund, and declaring an
[20:45] emergency to exist.
[20:48] >> Move to suspend the three reading rule
[20:50] on three separate occasions.
[20:53] >> Second.
[20:54] >> We have a motion by Layman, a second by
[20:55] Grimes to suspend the three reading rule
[20:57] on three separate occasions. Clerk,
[20:59] would you call the roll, please?
[21:00] >> Layman?
[21:01] >> Yes.
[21:02] >> Cassidy?
[21:02] >> Yes.
[21:03] >> Baker?
[21:03] >> Yes.
[21:04] >> Grimes?
[21:04] >> Yes.
[21:05] >> Mendoza?
[21:05] >> Yes.
[21:06] >> Guernsey?
[21:06] >> Yes.
[21:07] >> The three reading rule has been waived
[21:09] move to adopt second the motion by
[21:11] Cassidy a second by Mendoza to adopt
[21:14] clerk would you call the roll please
[21:15] layman yes Cassidy yes Baker yes grind
[21:19] yes Mendoza Guernsey yes all right that
[21:22] passes becomes ordinance number 2026 -
[21:24] 46 46
[21:27] that concludes new business this evening
[21:29] do we have any need for executive
[21:31] session this evening
[21:34] seeing none is there any miscellaneous
[21:36] business this evening
[21:39] also seeing none I'll entertain a motion
[21:42] to adjourn
[21:44] second the motion by Cassidy a second by
[21:47] Baker to adjourn clerk would you call
[21:48] the roll please layman yes Cassidy yes
[21:51] Baker yes grind yes Mendoza yes Guernsey
[21:54] yes all right we are adjourned at 6:22
[21:57] p.m.