[0:03] Okay, welcome, everyone, thank you for coming. We are starting to need to bring here a regular council meeting.

[0:55] or business views of public hearing.

[1:02] Well, I'll comment on it in a moment of comments for two minutes.

[1:07] We'll be talking to you in a few minutes.

[1:11] Yes, so for the first time for the public hearing,

[1:17] we're applying for a grant related to the

[1:24] entire hearing system

[1:27] that I wanted to do.

[1:31] The basically what kind of chase are they in?

[1:38] We also have a lot of new water floors and a lot of new towns.

[1:42] So that's going to update about the climate in 2016.

[1:46] The other benefit of this, even just in the single house,

[1:51] is that I was able to do that.

[1:56] I have

[2:04] a job in there.

[2:11] Yeah, I was just doing a brief summary of the packet of the

[2:22] facility

[2:32] plans the last one

[2:35] that was done was out 2013 and it was recommended by conversations with the CIG to have that

[2:45] Okay, this is more of an all-inclusive report.

[2:51] It includes looking at culinary water to our

[3:11] recommendations for future improvements

[3:14] along with basing and cost estimates.

[3:18] So the final type

[3:33] of high

[3:37] recommendation would be

[3:49] the last order,

[3:50] or in a different GIS system.

[3:54] So overall, that

[4:35] I would like to select.

[5:03] We are looking at $150,000 and $960,000 to be

[5:18] made go down as

[5:23] objective for the storm on a master plan.

[5:26] If we get a first, it's one more master plan we will move

[5:29] to the first and the first.

[5:30] So

[5:47] yes, that's correct.

[5:54] Stormlar master plan first to see if that got.

[6:02] And then, you know, looking at that, we would, you would say

[6:06] roughly 10 to $20,000 by doing the storm-during master plan

[6:11] because we could then have all that work done for the storm drain and then we could roll

[6:19] that over into the facility plan.

[6:35] No, we have a deadline of August 20th to submit these applications

[6:41] and unless otherwise we're going to submit for both. I did state two UCID groups and they said

[6:49] that is fine if you get awarded a storm there in the plant and a capital facility

[6:54] from, they'll be fine if it costs less than that.

[7:02] But if we get denied the storm

[7:04] on a master plant and get approved a civil disaster plant, then we have a

[7:08] portion of that storm water already taken.

[7:21] Any comments?

[7:24] Does it take you in five years and ten years master?

[7:37] Five year, ten year, fifteen year, even as much as 20 year

[7:42] recommendation on bathing of each of the different facilities, each of the

[7:49] different utilities. So yes, it will have a planned approach. We'll work with

[7:56] the city to prioritize what's

[8:03] most important and it'll be faced according to me.

[8:10] Thank you.

[8:18] Yeah, so once we have applied, if we get awarded, then there will be a lot today in

[8:23] Mexico.

[8:35] Would this be a loan or would it be a grant?

[8:39] It's half, it's 50, 50, grant and cash in hand.

[8:43] Well, that's what I'm saying, the grant.

[8:46] So it's gone.

[8:48] It's 50% grant, and then 50% the city has to.

[8:57] They did ask if it came that way, would we

[9:07] show that we have the funding?

[9:11] We're going to catch it.

[9:15] So yeah, it's up to them if they want to pay cash for that.

[9:25] Okay, move on to item number two.

[9:29] Number two is the CID application closed one more master plan.

[9:33] Very similar.

[9:35] It is exact same application number, which means it will be master planning as far as it's laid out.

[9:41] The dollar amount for this one is 98,100 dollars with 850 percent cash and you see the 49,000

[9:48] dollars.

[9:57] Very similar.

[9:58] This is just going to, I don't know if you have anything to want to touch on my phone

[10:02] as far as I'm concerned.

[10:02] Sure.

[10:03] I think it's worth mentioning, you know, the storm drain master plan would be a lot more

[10:09] detail than the facility plan.

[10:12] the facility plan, it touches on all the utilities. The storm-during master plan would be in a lot

[10:21] more detail, a lot more modeling would occur. This plan is kind of what

[10:30] facilitated

[10:32] both plans in coordinating this with David and Edward and Brian. There was a great need for

[10:44] there's a lot of issues with the storm existing storm green system. For example, we were

[10:51] looking at developing the Northwest part of town near the school and there's no infrastructure

[11:01] there and so we were looking at what that would take and then we know that there's a lot of

[11:08] issues throughout the town. And so this master plan would be a lot more detailed for the storm

[11:17] water than the facility plan. And so it's my recommendation that the city knew for for sure

[11:25] with the storm drain master plan and possibly the facility plan as well knowing that we can reduce

[11:33] the amount of the facility plant if the storm drain plant's done first. I mean

[11:40] essentially they could all be started together and that we could just take the

[11:44] information from the storm drain plant and put it in the facility plant.

[11:51] The other

[11:51] thing I think it's important to know is the storm drain plant is under a hundred

[12:04] It doesn't have to go in front of the board.

[12:07] And so it will be a quicker process even, you know,

[12:11] even weeks maybe a month.

[12:14] That can be decided, the facility plan

[12:17] because it is over 100,000,

[12:19] will have to go in front of the board

[12:22] and greener will have to present.

[12:36] So, it's going to be.

[12:40] Yes, it's, it's over 20 years old.

[12:49] Well, we may not have any phone calls.

[13:02] Any comments?

[13:19] Well, I think it's important to have a plan, but when someone decides to come to you, you have to have a plan.

[13:20] And

[13:29] part of the CRB is to have a close discussion, so that's why I have a question before I start that.

[13:40] I mean, it is another plan, which is a lot of plan.

[13:46] Well, I think it's important to have a plan.

[13:49] Yeah, so it helps, it's a plan, but when someone decides to come to Bill, you have to have

[13:53] that plan as far as it is possible.

[14:00] So it's a plan, but you might not go out and build an entire strong gradient system, but

[14:05] when someone does, what would we have that for?

[14:09] If we have the plan, we have access to all the grants, right?

[14:11] And if you have the direction, you can build it.

[14:15] And to me, that's the key.

[14:17] C-I-B, I give you an example, the Cats Valley Special Service District has an updated plan

[14:25] and they're very strategic and what they go and ask for at PIV each year and I

[14:35] mean they always get what they're asking for because they're so organized and

[14:42] and so having this plan in place you know shows that organization and that you

[14:48] actually have things thought out and planned and so it's very healthy for

[14:54] We're coming back.

[15:21] Item number three, ordinance number 2026-01, wild plan, driven interface ordinance. This one I presented,

[15:32] and then come with twice a month or six months,

[15:37] more recently in the new, in order to adopt an ordinance,

[15:43] and I have a couple of feelings over there.

[15:45] This is, Stephanie might have some more information on this,

[15:49] but essentially we're adopting an ordinance

[15:52] stating that we will follow up well

[15:53] and are living in your base to move your mask

[15:56] or as part of your organization

[15:57] for dealing with a physical space.

[15:59] is if you are in a wildland area,

[16:03] currently there's no wildland area

[16:07] that you can see in the green river.

[16:09] The closer to one, it's all the way to Chota Valley

[16:12] from our sub-7 mile to Chota River close.

[16:20] That's what basically said.

[16:21] We are going to adopt those coordinates within,

[16:25] and we're going to ensure that the doctor

[16:29] if we have to deal with development within the law line.

[16:33] Again, we don't have one.

[16:35] Well, it's kind of a good point for this allows for all

[16:38] us to be able to get involved.

[16:41] Yeah, I'm government agencies.

[16:42] So we have to have the budget as a city,

[16:44] and then with this being adopted,

[16:47] the fire department's climate agreement

[16:49] with BLM and DNR basically,

[16:51] the kind of wild land agencies.

[16:53] And if we were to have any issue here,

[16:56] even though we don't have designated wild urban areas that if we have any kind of wildland

[17:01] fire to start having this adopted is they will come and assist us at no charge to the city.

[17:08] So we have utilized them before on some of the fire we've got casings in different, different

[17:12] larger areas that have happened.

[17:15] We have to be, as a greener fire department, we have to be the initial agency that responds

[17:19] but then they will come in with their resources and they don't charge us or anything sort of

[17:24] resources.

[17:24] So, this is just kind of part of that full agreement we signed with them as the City of Kansas adopted, even if we're not, when we don't have it as an inheritance.

[17:39] So, we presented it before, and then, now, as we just gave it the public hearing, public comments.

[17:54] In comments,

[17:58] resolution number R-G-R-O-2, 2020-SIT,

[18:02] to see public comment regarding a resolution established,

[18:08] establishing adopting the official wildland urban

[18:11] interface map for the city of Green River.

[18:15] So in the ordinance for a wildland added

[18:18] a line that we will buy resolutions for adopted maps.

[18:23] That's just so a pin of future something changes.

[18:26] we can quickly, we can talk to you about our resolution by audience.

[18:34] So, here's the resolution just states we have no wildland areas within the city limits

[18:40] and we don't have any.

[18:48] The resolution establishes the additional woe we have for the city.

[18:51] There are no woe areas, apparently there's no proper to move the regulations at this time.

[18:57] No additional permitting or construction requirements and

[19:03] there's no hotspots within the city in the 30 minutes.

[19:18] All reds in the county.

[19:19] All of these are already under that.

[19:21] I don't know what we're going to do.

[19:22] This is one of the plans now.

[19:26] Grand County has some...

[19:29] They have just hotspots.

[19:31] All of them are reds.

[19:33] I think there's all of A.C.'s in the government.

[21:05] If we ever see the cons, if I were to grant you their initial response to me regarding it was their ambulance service.

[21:17] That was all I got at the time. I haven't visited it again since then.

[21:20] But I was definitely out of concern and we would respond.

[21:25] If we are in close repression, we do it. We would absolutely respond.

[21:29] I'm counting on myself. It would end up just being my frustrations for the Grand County Records.

[21:36] that our community members is that you're paying

[21:38] the tax to them for a service that they will not

[21:41] or so leave provide to you, but we will ask what

[21:45] responded that with me, something we would take

[21:47] out with them, and there was, you know,

[21:49] charges for that or anything like that,

[21:51] but initially that was the response

[21:53] I got to this with their annuals.

[22:07] Thank you, Jonathan.

[22:08] I don't know if you bring me one,

[22:09] but I hope you're welcome to go,

[22:11] and you're welcome to stay.

[22:19] Peace out of you all.

[22:21] Bye, Jonathan.

[22:26] Okay, we're going to move on, it's been requested that we skip to item number 10 as

[22:34] Jenna, Draper, and the long way to travel.

[22:39] Do we need to close the cover?

[22:41] Yes.

[22:42] Okay, yeah, we do need to close the cover.

[22:44] Sorry.

[22:44] Yeah.

[22:46] They make a motion to close the cover.

[22:48] I'll say.

[22:48] Oh, favorite.

[22:50] Right.

[22:50] And of course, now we're going to write your city council.

[22:58] Just your back to read the map.

[23:02] Because there have been any other thoughts, additional input.

[23:05] And if any of you guys would like to see how mad I'm going to be, first of all,

[23:09] you don't really get any bring up that I do not listen with.

[23:12] Okay.

[23:13] And if you talk about any questions,

[23:15] We want to see how they can do new operations here, we want to add our parameters to

[23:21] some sort of an incentive to bring them with them, but what are they doing with it?

[23:29] Based on one of the reds, it's kind of working.

[23:33] And then what it's done is last time, and since we're at it,

[23:38] fans are still flushing, you know, I have to do something to do on you to do it,

[23:43] and you know that.

[23:44] I usually have, like, my mother really does make a lot more food.

[23:53] And we have a really successful, that's very, what's it been said that you are told you say

[24:00] you need to be recognized and you need to be approached.

[24:03] But it was in the season out, my understanding was that once we were there in the first,

[24:07] it was basically based on the preliminary and the first.

[24:10] So then I think, yeah.

[24:14] So is this for the lithium or this for batteries?

[24:20] So we're triggering this year, the sparkle where they

[24:25] done the test row, and then they are building an initial

[24:29] commercial that's already done.

[24:30] So we can figure about next year where we get it done

[24:32] because it was like, and then the intent is

[24:36] just for the battery.

[24:38] So everything that they've already committed to coming,

[24:41] we're not done.

[24:42] Yeah, that was my guess question. I didn't want to incentivize something that already happened here.

[24:49] Yeah, in the world right here. I mean, they can't fit anywhere after this point anyway.

[24:54] Right. So, we'll make sure to ring those.

[24:57] If not, okay, what you guys want to do, then we have to not attack our means or raise the numbers,

[25:01] but use our products, so we need something that is for engines of the whole code.

[25:06] but then the incentive is just for everything that the other states have been called to get

[25:15] the whole matter out of it.

[25:22] They will put all the money, check it out.

[25:27] They will not go into it.

[25:30] And it will still take the money from their email, even if it's just that.

[25:35] But then we'll give them the push to get it out.

[25:39] One other question I have on this process is let's say they come in here and they feel

[25:45] this plan and it will start even there and it will start hanging out and then they

[25:52] close up jobs before the same time years.

[25:56] What happens to that money that you didn't manage to do?

[26:01] As long as they need work in operation in years, we need them the money, but it's not the point.

[26:08] So how it works, they see their taxes.

[26:11] And then we go through our auditing process.

[26:14] And if they are still in business at the last time, then they have to be switched.

[26:18] So the year they close a shop, they probably won't get the incentive on that last year's taxes.

[26:24] So it's not because they've met their requirements up to that point, whether they close a shop or not.

[26:30] They're going to keep the...

[26:31] Yeah, I'm getting the reimbursement, I bet.

[26:33] But they don't get any fees in the future.

[26:35] And that's what we were trying to take advantage of,

[26:37] as long as they don't sell it.

[26:38] So they're ready to leave this country.

[26:49] So the way that I've offered them,

[26:51] in the next...

[26:51] So go and offer it as a comfort in the state.

[26:55] In some cases, they may...

[26:56] This is what is being called a crisis.

[27:00] In the other cities, you recall that...

[27:03] Not just to do a process, just a little program, or a little other thing, that we're

[27:08] currently seeing, that we're

[27:18] sure the other person is also trying to bring them up.

[27:22] Is there anything you think you should have in them of the benefit of the community?

[27:26] I know they did have, I already have a community benefit.

[27:29] It's a pretty much like that.

[27:31] Um, so I'm going to have, yeah.

[27:32] So, I'm going to have to do the honor back as well.

[27:38] That will be separate from that, you know, and I can make sure about that, okay,

[27:48] how much can push?

[27:50] I mean, can we hit a baseball conference within like five years?

[27:52] You know, we're in events, you know, for, that would be amazing, we would make it.

[27:56] The doctor's field, right?

[27:59] Okay, but that's when it's very, very millionly, they have to spend, maybe we could quality of life, right?

[28:07] Right, yeah.

[28:07] For my sadness, my kids getting out of it.

[28:12] You want to clear kids, not your grandkids.

[28:15] So,

[28:28] the intent to make on their

[28:34] degree from a cocktail is

[28:36] driving

[28:47] that way.

[28:47] We're probably well straighter, but it's pretty rehearsed.

[28:59] Don't identify them.

[29:00] They're already good.

[29:05] Any other questions?

[29:10] I didn't get an equal description for railroad revisions,

[29:13] but I can still list which is

[29:17] one of the triggers that

[29:18] the test don't like that already constructed in two months to pass.

[29:22] and then another one next year's recruitment and then I will take it to our board office.

[29:31] Thanks for helping us.

[29:32] Yeah, no problem.

[29:33] Thank you so much.

[29:36] We are too.

[29:37] Thank you.

[29:38] Thank

[29:43] you.

[30:00] Perfect. Thank you, guys. And you know, if anything ever comes up, or if you want any questions, but if you guys would like to see that word in here more than welcome, if anybody wants to hold it here, all right. I'll make sure you guys get the news for that.

[30:20] I will just run that says very much, but we are after a month before very soon, and we'll call us.

[30:32] Okay, we'll call to Mr. Webster.

[30:35] We are stepping.

[30:37] Well, I can't, I'm fine.

[30:41] Hi.

[30:42] Thank you.

[30:48] Okay,

[30:51] we'll move back to new business. Item number one was just approved and I

[30:54] have proclamation for September 26th, 2026, suicide prevention, and awareness month.

[31:05] Amanda,

[31:13] thank you so much for allowing me to get to the peak today. For those that don't know me and I'm

[31:20] at the Madden-Torch, I am the assistant

[31:21] interventionally-a-knowable Orange Community

[31:23] Bureau Health.

[31:25] And every year, we submit these

[31:28] recommendations to our city councils

[31:30] from Grand County all the way to

[31:33] every county and all the way to

[31:35] Grand County.

[31:36] And the reason that it's so important

[31:38] to be due, this is just as a public

[31:40] record that we are talking about

[31:42] mental health, but we are addressing

[31:43] suicide as a need-profit death

[31:46] for our community.

[31:47] to use that also for planning events and educational

[31:50] opportunities for anybody who would like to learn more

[31:54] about how to be prepared in the events of a mental health

[31:57] crisis.

[31:59] So in other cities, this is actually my first time

[32:03] to be able to come to Green River Student Council.

[32:05] Every time I have some difficulties,

[32:07] I've had other engagements.

[32:09] So I'm super excited to be here.

[32:12] But the floor is open.

[32:17] I am open. Do you have any questions or comments concerned that you may have? In other cities

[32:25] maybe the population is not loud. I realize it's wrong. Any more of your time in Arizona.

[32:41] And anyone ever said no? Any cities that know this population?

[32:46] No, I'm just wondering if you know my daughter in law. That's why I am dealing here.

[32:54] I do also just want to make you know to hear who's being a candlelight vigil on right

[33:03] the second mention date that is on September 10th every year.

[33:07] We are hosting one in Malab.

[33:10] This is at 24th in Huntington for Amazon County and then in Bright for Carbon County.

[33:17] That is basically 7 o'clock PM in all three locations.

[33:21] and the very awkward examples are where you've had it.

[33:25] And that should be an opportunity for members

[33:26] of the community to do a great great job.

[33:29] One is to decide or have it have to write in a tent

[33:32] or support in somebody walking through that

[33:34] those life challenges and opportunities

[33:37] to meet others, survivors in the community

[33:41] and talk about their loved ones.

[33:44] You know, so many times when these three

[33:46] would all want to and love one to see the prize,

[33:48] It's such a new experience in our rural areas that people climb up and go talk about their

[33:54] loved ones.

[33:55] They're embarrassed.

[33:56] They're ashamed.

[33:57] They're still involved in that.

[33:58] And so while you're putting together a template, you're told you're going to keep them

[34:02] together.

[34:03] So you remember that they're more than how they got it, right?

[34:07] We love them.

[34:07] And we've been impacting them in the world, and their life never ends, even with a not-

[34:17] and a hopeful event that we invite all of the team members to get free.

[34:22] Again, that's on Thursday that number 10 has been in the M.

[34:26] And then on Saturday, September 12th, we are hosting our 13th, 12th, 13th annual football.

[34:33] That takes place on the second Saturday of September's issue, 1st, 12th.

[34:39] That, too, is the three community events really bringing together our role of resources.

[34:45] and we have a guest speaker who is feeding every time.

[34:52] Again, welcome others, but yeah.

[34:54] I relate to kind of, like, perhaps you want to max that

[34:57] in the middle of, you know, all of these things.

[34:59] But if it's easier to go to my lab, they're walking around

[35:02] for two or so weeks.

[35:04] That's what I want to do.

[35:05] We need to walk home.

[35:06] We both are.

[35:08] And then, again, my home is 12 and I'm there at the station.

[35:17] Thank you so much.

[35:18] Thank you for bringing me forward.

[35:19] If

[35:23] it weren't in promotion and nobody is into your people,

[35:29] you know, and possibly

[35:31] could

[35:33] have thought about it.

[35:42] I'm going to make it normal to talk about

[35:58] it.

[35:58] Okay, now we're there.

[35:59] Thank you.

[36:00] Thank you.

[36:02] I'm going to motion to approve the population of worship,

[36:06] Canberra, on the 26th of September.

[36:09] It's about prevention in order this month.

[36:10] Oh, seconded.

[36:12] And favor?

[36:13] All right.

[36:16] Thank you.

[36:18] Thank you.

[36:19] Thank you.

[36:21] Thank you.

[36:21] Okay.

[36:22] New visible item number two.

[36:24] Discuss options for construction, demolition, and revenue for each other than a land

[36:30] field.

[36:32] So if you guys remember, we put out a part of P for a land field so the city has land.

[36:38] We're looking for something to run that land for.

[36:42] So make more sense, once we've discussed this, we've been going to the land bill again,

[36:47] but basically we've received more outside of the RFP, as far as options that other land

[36:55] bills are currently up in the moment, and that's in what options that you have to see as far

[37:00] as you can.

[37:06] I have a press conference today, which is public services, maybe you can just give us a couple

[37:13] options to respond to what we've discussed.

[37:18] If you've got an end of the test mode in there,

[37:22] and the critical problem is that on the operational panel

[37:25] you're updating the DC environment,

[37:27] that's required

[37:31] a rail service, land fill, and all.

[38:00] Possibly taking some of the C and D material that's

[38:02] renovating and doing

[38:08] it on a rail car,

[38:15] and the other often do talk about what

[38:17] is possible

[38:21] in the transfer station,

[38:23] where on site and inside the city,

[38:25] We know this will be the growth of the growth trucks,

[38:29] all throughout the bunches.

[38:32] But there, there are options we're talking about too.

[38:42] Handing the twice in the quilt that have a truck at the side

[38:46] and loading it up there is kind of cut out.

[38:48] We're going to do a man-a-man.

[38:59] We're going to sit for a bunch of options.

[39:02] I'm going to think that this could be died

[39:05] and we're going to provide

[39:10] that a little bit more money

[39:11] so you can

[39:14] update about 24 or 5 years of life

[39:26] I'll say on the local guide, I'll have to look for a guide

[39:32] here earlier to make a very

[39:33] local organization.

[39:36] I'll get back to that.

[39:37] You can use it as a command.

[39:46] I'll go to the

[39:49] very first.

[39:50] You guys can see how we can load all of our, what is the pathway to be specific, bring

[39:57] a real hard to us.

[39:59] We don't know if it's going to be a big quance on down, but we'll

[40:11] process it in a nutshell

[40:12] and once mentioned.

[40:17] So as that's going to be huge concern, right?

[40:20] We have a lot of new buildings.

[40:21] We already have several of them.

[40:24] But it has to be cleaned by a professional, right?

[40:27] Yes.

[40:28] So we're going to be mitigated.

[40:29] We're going to leave you to you.

[40:32] So somebody has to certify.

[40:34] They're going to certify what the waste is at best discrete.

[40:38] I mean, we don't want to accidentally receive as best as it is at the city.

[40:42] And then we refuse receiving it when we have to say we have a transfer station.

[40:46] So there are companies in the world we've been building before.

[41:00] It's not the part of the state where companies are

[41:06] doing what they're doing.

[41:09] So we don't want to be very careful in it before we see anything in it.

[41:12] So it's difficult to get rid of this thing.

[41:13] Yeah, so once it's not for you to know it, but once it's removed,

[41:18] or it's been mentioned process, it can't go and sit on the ground at all the time.

[41:25] It may not be named, but it has to be sealed on a trailer,

[41:30] Yeah, yeah, right. But I mean, the clean waste only you can't see any clean waste.

[41:37] The clean waste seems to use your concrete towards the worst.

[41:43] That would be no longer to use. Right.

[41:45] The dental issue. Yeah.

[41:46] It helps the public.

[41:48] So if you get into dentalization current right now, it's to be there.

[41:51] We certify it.

[41:52] Yeah.

[41:55] Yeah.

[41:56] Yes, they happen to be the best thing in the show that is free, free of women's

[42:00] dominance and if it does have it,

[42:09] I'm not wrong, that just has to be

[42:14] on the

[42:14] property of the building. So we didn't have to be grateful that we're not just

[42:20] accepting some Joe Blow house or old building that somebody sat tear down with

[42:27] I don't know how to permit this, you've got to make sure we have this document.

[42:31] Yeah, it does.

[42:31] You've got a little new beauty.

[42:33] Yeah, it's true.

[42:40] But with these options, we would need something outside to fit into the amount of...

[42:46] So let's use lookbook.

[42:47] They're going to stare down.

[42:49] So if we went without you bringing the truck to the other end of the door,

[42:53] they'd go to write on the truck.

[42:55] Before that, they would have to be...

[42:57] And if they have, they need the access.

[43:00] If they have to fit in that,

[43:01] it's, okay.

[43:02] Yeah.

[43:03] What can you tell if you can continue hiring now and find?

[43:06] Oh, it would be good for a little truck.

[43:11] I'm gonna hand this here.

[43:12] I'm just, we just made a e-n-stress

[43:20] car.

[43:20] It kinda,

[43:24] you

[43:29] know, is

[43:33] pretty good.

[43:38] But, the invest is commercial has to be done

[43:40] by certified, okay?

[43:41] Yeah, it's, it's the seed-made, absolutely-based.

[43:43] Yeah.

[43:44] It's certified, so that's not really,

[43:45] that's not, we just gotta make sure

[43:46] we don't exceed the assessment, yeah.

[43:48] And there, but if it's alone, then they can remove themselves.

[43:52] But, if it's a real rarier,

[43:54] So we have to get rid of this whole more practice,

[44:02] so we have to get rid of the literature and the different things.

[44:07] Yeah, but then we made presentations and we're going to have to do that.

[44:16] And also,

[44:20] time frame is what it was made.

[44:22] It was actually a great place to paint.

[44:24] Well,

[44:31] let's start painting.

[44:32] What

[44:42] happens if we never transfer spaces here?

[44:45] You know, how long are we going to do a small renovation in their house in the old room?

[44:50] And they end up having access and they take care of transportation.

[44:54] without knowledge that it has best to have a better efficacy.

[45:01] We don't know, I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I like that, that's it. You are going to protest

[45:08] that if you are not protested, you know, another general public has a heart-watch mark.

[45:18] When it gets

[45:18] to a general contract, it's going to get to the level of the list, and the title is not

[45:24] you, you're going to be here.

[45:30] If I can add this to a couple of things, there will be no fact

[45:33] that it's not three options.

[45:38] I think the track for say-on is a good options, it's proper

[45:43] better than our land. But I

[45:51] don't see the cost savings to the citizen, to demolish the building, put it into a truck,

[45:57] a few miles across town, dump it all down, and probably takes up what's going to be there.

[46:03] We had our convention, we also talked about the war project that was just here. Trust.

[46:11] And you got to just prompt

[46:20] Dave on a transfer station. I just don't see the cost savings, which is,

[46:29] So yeah, I don't know if it's worth the other option, but

[46:40] do you think it will roll off your tapes because those would be pretty handy to draw the way you do.

[46:47] Originally, we first met some

[46:54] periods of couldn't find a spot for us.

[47:08] And as I was an idea, as long as we do it, we have it in

[47:13] trams.

[47:14] That guy makes me say whatever, but we're not friends.

[47:21] The idea is, if he was able to do 10, or 20, or 15, and add more, more than the point of view,

[47:27] then there's some constantly in the country.

[47:35] So it's because there's much between doing the transfer system,

[47:41] part of not very much the safety of the

[47:47] technology in that country.

[47:51] The dunk is, this is not the point.

[47:54] I think we'll talk about it a little bit.

[47:56] I saw some numbers.

[48:07] You know, not only do you have the sort of cost,

[48:32] but that's really where it's costed, it's

[48:34] starting.

[48:38] And you have a lot of passion.

[48:41] The daily maintenance on the mind goes, do you have a very sick, sick, sick, sick,

[48:45] everyday life?

[48:46] Yeah.

[48:46] Boy, yeah.

[48:47] It's going up in the early days.

[48:49] A little bit of cost and stuff in the truck, love you, for all of the semi, for all of the

[48:56] I know we have a meeting here at a talk about volume.

[49:00] Have moral ideas

[49:09] to all of us.

[49:10] To

[49:15] all of us.

[49:20] None of us.

[49:26] That's not what I'm talking about.

[49:27] I'm throwing up right now about knowing the touch.

[49:30] And you charge by the touch.

[49:32] Well, we do do it.

[49:33] We charge by the car, by the truck.

[49:36] And we

[49:41] end the day.

[49:45] One of my concerns with this is that I don't think

[49:47] the whole community should pay for something

[49:49] to vanish from my house.

[49:50] Especially commercial.

[49:52] We got to get away and make sure the person

[49:53] the owner of the building is paying.

[50:46] I've been to places where it's like they measure the volume of the truck if you have a

[50:53] I'm sure you've already got people who are renovated, they need to see stuff, but it's starting to run 18 years.

[50:59] People that are in the past have been there.

[51:04] We already have people

[51:13] who are going through the past.

[51:17] Did you accept final and non-finals?

[51:27] So we all are gone.

[51:39] Thank you.

[51:40] Thank you.

[51:44] You're welcome to stay with us.

[51:46] I thought I was coming from a room.

[51:55] Okay, moving on to new business item number three, discuss approved deny renewal of lease

[52:00] to air bill for property located near the sewer farm.

[52:05] John.

[52:07] Oh yeah, this is the thing that we did last year, it's just the exactly the same as the renewal

[52:13] agreement.

[52:15] So our original plan was to do a lease for three and a half acres, but are a great money

[52:22] from investors.

[52:23] So what we're doing is sending two researchers to the lab that we built out there, okay,

[52:27] that we're going to keep producing data, use it to raise money, and hopefully next year

[52:32] you do the expandings, but for this year, same amount of land, same thing going on except

[52:38] more research-based.

[52:42] Okay.

[52:43] I'm

[52:46] going to clean things where we've already proved this is an extension of the free use that are built in the property we've created.

[52:55] Yeah, thank you guys.

[52:58] Well, how's that going?

[53:00] All in favor?

[53:02] Hi.

[53:03] And then thanks guys.

[53:05] Thank you.

[53:05] And Ryan, good to meet you.

[53:07] This full circle one may really think Ryan was the first person I ever met with, or I learned what he remember was.

[53:19] I'm going to go back to work, thank you.

[53:22] Thank you.

[53:26] Item number four, Discuss Approved Denies.

[53:29] You got Railroad Crossing Safety Grant Program for the Crossing on Airport Road.

[53:40] There's a lot we have to do with Railroad.

[53:46] We've got to be talking with EC and with the state.

[53:51] And they thought this is a big, good place to start.

[53:52] take one cross and bring it forward and get it working on that one. So the idea is to have

[53:59] a crossing at Airport Road, which is the only real road act that's south of the main line.

[54:07] It goes towards the air mill, eventually manufacturing plants, and we can put them on the air,

[54:13] as well as front ground. And so the whole way to convert into this to get down there,

[54:19] if you know the markings are faded, the sign you're putting this on is really picked up a little

[54:23] America.

[54:28] There's only right now about 150 parts of it, but 50 cars a bit. As the growth

[54:37] starts down there, the more people are already talking about anger, the focus of America,

[54:43] the more people are building more volume down there. You really need to have a good place.

[54:48] So the space advisor can supply for the grant.

[54:52] It provides, actually, you add it for a lot more

[54:55] than it would be, because we got to get these

[54:58] to get involved in the shop.

[54:59] It's process.

[55:00] The process is basically doing a nine of the processing

[55:05] for the maintenance here in the fish

[55:06] about about 50% of the time.

[55:09] And that's working directly with the U.K.D.

[55:11] and with the space.

[55:12] And you've got to get your 50% by thousand to that.

[55:15] That's about the one out of the six.

[55:18] in all the states, we've got that grant for sure.

[55:20] Yeah, it doesn't provide us, I think it's all

[55:25] distracted, it doesn't give us a bit of a doubt.

[55:28] But this doesn't put us in place,

[55:30] and so, like you mentioned earlier,

[55:31] it puts us in place, it's certainly making applications.

[55:34] But we can't apply to any kind of company,

[55:36] but still we do need to be any person.

[55:40] We can't do this for the people who need to do anything

[55:42] that they're possibly in just a couple.

[55:47] So, and by the way, after about 3-2 weeks of the process, I think it's not going to get started, by the way, in the end, for

[55:57] 2 or 2 moments, 1,

[56:02] you guys are going to put it together, by the way, it's February 1st, 1st, 8th, so you guys are going to set up the basic idea of what they wanted to sign, meaning they were going to sign up, and the second thing, they're not going to be able to go out with an hour or two.

[56:25] and those requests.

[56:34] I just gave you this abrasive.

[56:36] I'm going to make sure

[56:40] that it's flat.

[56:42] I'm going to do a very fast-garden.

[56:47] So it's going to be nice.

[56:58] The horn is going to blow up.

[57:00] The horn is going to do this.

[57:02] You have to have the horn turned down.

[57:06] We've got work process, so we've got work process that we have enough for too

[57:16] many dollars.

[57:17] Now we know what we have.

[57:22] If we have a year to go.

[57:24] If we have a year, we're not going to have it.

[57:27] We still have a hard job.

[57:33] We're moving that direction.

[57:35] The city grows and so forth.

[57:37] We're having a better problem.

[57:41] Two of them really don't make much sense.

[58:20] Now, in the first question about 4 years,

[58:28] how are we gonna see it.

[58:32] That's how I do it with my grandma's house.

[58:38] You need

[58:52] one motion or two requests or two motion.

[58:56] You need one motion or two requests or two motion.

[58:58] one of you signed the agreement.

[59:02] One motion was the two of us.

[59:07] And it's like I wanted to authorize the railroad control.

[59:11] Yeah.

[59:12] I think we could ever do that.

[59:13] We don't have to do on this.

[59:15] I'll be right back.

[59:17] No, go ahead.

[59:17] You got to come back.

[59:19] Let's go.

[59:20] He's got to do that.

[59:21] That's got to do it.

[59:22] Here's that.

[59:22] Before I...

[59:25] I'll make him open to me.

[59:29] I'll authorize the interim city manager to excuse me.

[59:31] UDOT railroad crossing safety grant agreement for fiscal year 2027 for 55,000 already for the airport

[59:39] railroad crossing safety and cruise missile projects and the big action necessary to administer

[59:44] the grant to quitting invoicing UDOT in submitting required reports and be authorized staff to issue

[59:51] requests for qualifications to retain both by the engineer consultants to lead UPRR coordination

[59:58] the direction that I'm going to die.

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