[0:28] e e

[1:07] is this meeting real or is it AI a bit

[1:15] both yes it's good old AI right I'm getting tired of it on every doesn't

[1:20] matter what social media or everything the I know everything you have to click

[1:27] you have to a lot of times I have to ask my kids like is this real is this not

[1:31] real like you want to know the weirdest line AI now knows everything there's

[1:36] nothing on the internet it doesn't know it knows everything yeah and it wants to

[1:40] respond to everything I think when when I lose my own intelligence and I can't

[1:44] respond on my own I'll call on you but until then I don't need you popping up

[1:49] an AI is such a like with my mom's eulogy I my sister sent me a copy of

[1:54] hery that she thought she's used and uh so then I thought well iuse it for my

[1:59] reaches and I Wordsmith it right yeah it is scary how all the information you

[2:05] give it and then what you get back from it is just bizarre how accurate it is

[2:10] and it's yeah well I got a devilment issue check

[2:16] like the Alber government yeah last Monday I deposited it Friday I got a

[2:22] letter in the mail saying that it was account check with from my bank account

[2:28] so went down to the bank you know what's going on you know saying well there's

[2:33] nothing we can do about it but the way it is so i ph it was from AG i ph a

[2:40] yesterday been probably three hours on the phone with they said well it's it's

[2:45] a legit check like it's you know this all this AI it'd be nothing to counter

[2:52] check that is unbelievable that's how scary it actually is is yeah it's

[2:58] bizarre well and it just like muddling with your bank accounts I hope mine gets

[3:02] richer yeah it's doing anything maybe I can AI I need money the bank took the

[3:09] money back wow that is it was a counterfeit check or it was a real

[3:13] that's as far as they concerned that's all the that's as far as they'll go with

[3:17] they won't do no more research or nothing on so but it's so yeah and it's

[3:23] how scary as you know if you look at things Bank Canada orders and they can

[3:30] be fake and it's just think something from government you

[3:35] should be legit and should be good you know

[3:38] your anyway we'll call the order at 8:32 motion to accept adop the agenda is

[3:45] presented all in favor public presentations sh Martha no not

[3:54] today uh public presentations none delegation none

[4:01] uh yeah I didn't get a chance to write a report this time they just busy going to

[4:05] meetings but one of the things me and Thomas from harbis Sky we've had several

[4:09] meetings this week discussing that housing uh project that was began maybe

[4:15] before I started where there was going to be three Partners so we had meetings

[4:20] with the school board about maybe they provide that land where the old school

[4:26] is that SP can know so they said they're willing to do that but they want to

[4:30] have two resident homes for teachers there so if there's any development

[4:34] that's their goal they want homes for teachers um so we talked to special

[4:41] areas and they're still interested in taking part of it too so Thomas and I

[4:46] have a lot of ground work to do and then once we have more we'll bring that back

[4:50] to council what we're up to so yeah I had several meetings on night so I

[4:56] didn't get much time to write much else so

[5:02] you had your so what's the School Division want

[5:06] to return for that land uh they had to take it to the province first but they

[5:12] said it would be a very low to try to you know I know in another places they

[5:15] sound for like a dollar or like $1,000 they sell it very cheap so

[5:20] um we'd have to see what they come up with right and then there's a value to

[5:25] that land I think they said it was 115,000 I think they added the that

[5:30] so uh I guess if they donate that they'd want something back towards the building

[5:35] of of the homes right they'd want that as their contribution to to the two

[5:41] homes that they want but we're we're very early days I'm

[5:45] figuring this side just for clarification though right

[5:50] now the town of Hannah is doing the maintenance on that property yeah we are

[5:54] mowing we're looking after the sidewalks we're doing all the meeting as far as

[5:58] I'm aware we do it all yeah and so that timeline has been going on

[6:03] for the last three years then or four years maybe

[6:08] longer yeah that's worth discussing and pointing that out

[6:12] to I just think the equivalence of you know time put in in our energies and

[6:18] what has gone into that property probably is

[6:21] yeah have another request regarding where they they bought that property

[6:25] where they keep the the bosses they keep there they

[6:30] and I guess it's been discussed before Water and

[6:34] Sewer so uh eventually that will make its way back yeah they never actually

[6:41] come back with any requests discussions and there's

[6:45] potential but they've never not to us it'd be nice to see it

[6:49] on there D um I also um I have a question regarding um that project and

[6:56] stuff was there a decision then or had it gone out to tend for for any of the

[7:02] um housing Partners I think that's where it stalled previously was when it was

[7:07] decided to go to Tender for it but uh so it was a good idea but I I think it just

[7:14] stalled there and I think we you know we can get it going I think before the plan

[7:18] was to build big homes and I think if we're going to chase any kind of grant

[7:23] money the only grant money that we're going to get is for

[7:27] afford yeah with the short basically yeah

[7:32] for next St confirming us where we were I wasn't

[7:38] quite sure princess yeah what's wrong with that

[7:47] nothing any other questions in

[7:52] Matthew we got a B officer yet yes starting February 3D

[7:59] this myi star it is yeah Chelsea

[8:06] canal

[8:10] canal she'd be 25 if she got her 911 training and everything and figured out

[8:17] that she she didn't want was that it is okay figured out that 911 wasn't her

[8:22] thing and she's b a little bit so she good that's so she's a former local that

[8:30] yeah nice

[8:37] perfect Community yeah uh business items Mr Matthew okay so I think you all

[8:48] know that I'm AB mun has asked me to present on some AI stuff at the upcoming

[8:54] conference I thought I'd give you guys and you asked for it

[8:59] of how we use AI so I'll start with because you probably all heard a chat

[9:04] GPT where you can go in there and just ask it questions and it will answer

[9:09] questions but if you look on the the screen there there's one we created this

[9:14] it's called tavan resources so we've trained this part of

[9:19] AI just on our bylaws and policies but we've not put everything in yet because

[9:24] it's kind of time consum so all it knows it doesn't know anything else other than

[9:28] the bylaws and policies that we FedEd so it would be a resource if we had a

[9:32] question specifically regarding the L bylaw or dog license fees whatever

[9:39] information we feed it or policies that's all it will answer it won't

[9:42] answer anything else on the internet because it doesn't know it just knows

[9:46] our stuff but um it can only learn from readable PDFs and a lot of oural bylaws

[9:53] and policies they in scan PDF so we have to start converting them to readable PDF

[9:59] so that you can read them and so if you had a question about I can't remember

[10:04] which BW we put in there but we definitely put like the animal and the L

[10:09] if you had a question I could type it in and you could see how it

[10:15] works so speaking Animal Control how many dollars can I have in

[10:24] to close solar facility he not learn that

[10:30] it only knows what is

[10:46] in how about what what pets require a license or animals what animals require

[10:53] a license

[11:15] just sing PS it's not lying to

[11:20] you I know I know so I think this would be good

[11:26] especially you know if they come to the front Des not fully up to speed with all

[11:31] our B you could just type it in and ask says how to build the fence it will

[11:38] answer that question for and the more we input into it the more that it will

[11:43] learn I was going to say it's only as good as yeah and and now it's only I

[11:47] think there's like five bylaws that I found that it could read so it's not

[11:52] like I think it's got one old fireworks byog goes in

[11:57] there so how do you prevent it from picking up any other data like all the

[12:02] other AI applications in the world so we had to create this one and

[12:07] that's in the settings there's an option to block it from going out onto the

[12:12] other random information because when I first set it

[12:16] up I was teaching it our but I left it open for it to search so it was getting

[12:20] our stuff and mixing it up with others so I turned that off to know that's all

[12:25] we know just can we allow like could we allow it could we block the whole

[12:31] internet except for our website for example or Alberta Municipal Affairs or

[12:37] and not that that's the best thing either because those things can have

[12:42] inaccuracies is we also I also put the MGA in it so if you had a question about

[12:47] the MGA you would ask it also quot Su section as well so you don't have to go

[12:52] through your V all the time and find what you're looking for this will that

[12:56] is a terribly consuming book yeah and like I always use the PDF

[13:02] because I could search in the PDF but this takes it to the next step makes it

[13:05] easier that whatever you're looking for like know do you have an MGA question on

[13:12] the pressing MGA question Define conflict of

[13:17] interest conflict or pecuniary conflict they're two different

[13:32] like what did I spell it doesn't like the way you spell

[13:59] but you can ask it to to dumb it down basically to

[14:03] summarize

[14:08] it so again whatever we teach it it's going to know and um another good thing

[14:13] about chat GPT is if you ever get attachments in an email and it's a PDF

[14:18] that's 20 pages long you I don't want to read a 20 Page Long PDF you can upload

[14:22] it to this and ask you to summarize it for you it we'll provide a summary of

[14:28] the 20 Page app that we've been sent can you scan it into this or it all if you

[14:33] look down here at the bottom see that little it says attach files so you can

[14:38] attach files there and then whatever you attach you can

[14:43] say different of Fes yeah there's a scan like when you scan on a photo and it's

[14:49] just a picture of it it won't read them you have to you know when you save a

[14:53] Word document to PDF it was those are readable so our new copy your do has

[14:59] that built in now that when you scan it it it yeah but ocrs which is the re

[15:09] versions not as good as this it's questionable sometimes it it doesn't

[15:16] keep all the words in it misses words it doesn't understand so scans are tricky

[15:22] yeah so it's it's better when you go from word to

[15:27] PVF um so that's that one that we're we're

[15:31] teaching it I think would be a good tool for all staff to use that so they have

[15:36] that information available so I have a question then if all staff have access

[15:41] to it who's actually just putting information into it is there only one

[15:45] source one Outlet one person or is it a conglomerate of people because I think

[15:50] that's where be how we set it yeah I think it's

[15:54] me and you s far other people have access to use it

[15:58] but we can't put

[16:02] ret yeah okay yeah like I to do this demonstration I had to set up a a second

[16:10] account not the account that I use but I don't have access to change that and

[16:15] resources I can just view it and use it but I can edit change

[16:21] it so this one here notebook if you've listened to the

[16:27] podcast this is where we create the podcast room so you can

[16:33] feed it information with Google dogs Google Slides a website YouTube or you

[16:38] can paste your own text in there so I haven't done this one yet we we use a

[16:44] website but uh we try

[16:52] it is there a is there a disclosure to stating like if you're getting it off of

[16:59] internet um the source and such because not everything on the internet is yeah

[17:05] well when we upload these to YouTube YouTube knows it's AI created so it also

[17:09] puts that tag on okay but when L writes a little thing it says it's AI generated

[17:16] so people are aware so it's gathered what that information is on there and

[17:23] then when you click

[17:27] generate T like minute or so this is where so it's really easy to make the

[17:32] podcast and what we do is we take like staff reports and any events that are

[17:36] coming up and we feed that into there and then it creates that

[17:40] podcast of just a different option of keeping

[17:46] residen in for long and it's it's not it's not over time consuming because

[17:51] it's the information make sure it's it's not made

[17:55] any mistakes I guess that's the biggest thing

[18:02] well that's the thing with the um with the AI in general it's only as good is

[18:07] the information to provide to it I know like I said speeches stuff you still

[18:13] have to do a lot of work smithing to Danny down as I like to call

[18:21] it I know we took this chat box AI uh course at the last CF conference I was

[18:26] at it was like a 4our um teaching from a young man that was teaching it but wow

[18:33] like you can go any it doesn't like I can tell it today like I want to go to

[18:37] such and such a place it will give me every detail from here to then to there

[18:42] where I can stop what I can do what I can eat what I can drink and and it was

[18:48] very accurate it's it was almost scary how you

[18:54] know I mean use it for anything yeah and these are early days like these are very

[19:00] watch Terminator like what you right know but seriously there's they're doing

[19:04] this because it's so exciting and it's doing it's fun and you can hire not as

[19:09] educated people because this will fix your spelling errors but at the end of

[19:14] the day just even yesterday they had an article that they're starting to

[19:18] self-replicate already this is just make sure you protect the data and the the

[19:25] structure of the town because as exciting as this is we have no

[19:32] idea if it gets corrupted the damage that can be caused because everything's

[19:37] connected yeah and all the stuff that we fed it is public information we've not

[19:42] yeah that's the key thing we've not fed it anything that's not already on our

[19:46] website or Is a public document there have been different um audio like

[19:53] podcast or audio text audio AIS that we've tested and they're pretty robotic

[20:00] we found this one to be pretty accurate and when when you listen to it and you

[20:05] um think about it being a robot speaking and the inflection in the words and when

[20:11] they take a breath and it's it's pretty darn realistic which um makes it fun but

[20:17] you're right Sandra it's it's fun and it's going to be like Facebook I

[20:20] remember my Facebook account when I first started I was so excited I could

[20:24] connect with my cousins and see what their kids were doing and everybody was

[20:28] you know posting that and now it's so much negativity so it's only a matter of

[20:33] time before the world figures out and they already have they'll always be a

[20:37] step ahead of the rest of us how to negatively use well

[20:42] and got these people that seem to hack into everything to um manipulate yeah

[20:50] that's usually on that that's usually on the user it's not the people that hack

[20:56] because they're getting in because because you're allowing well that's what

[20:59] I mean yeah so that you know as far as the security systems and stuff to

[21:04] protect your inte and such so all that's working on that this is like when I

[21:10] first got into AI it was because of like making images this was years

[21:15] ago that this one will create images for you so I just typed in make a

[21:19] promotional poster for the turn of Hannah there settings here

[21:23] of what size you would like to make it you you can import again I put very

[21:28] basic things in you but the more information you give it the more it will

[21:33] give you what you

[21:37] want and that's under the Ln no this is a different website called adoram

[21:43] there's lots of AI generation pictures but uh this one does

[21:48] really good with text like early days of AI they struggle with tax if you saw

[21:54] early images of AI they struggle with hands and fingers it used to be like 10

[21:57] fingers on Chan so just by that simple text it's

[22:02] even got our website it's obviously search the

[22:08] web pictures are quite accurate but again I didn't beat at any

[22:14] other information I just said make a promotional post for's a Hannah in the

[22:18] states too probably it's interesting though on that first one with the URL

[22:25] that it that it P it knew that you wanted our website but it's also

[22:29] branding it the way that we were previous to our branding so it's some

[22:33] found that somehow like on in the all capital

[22:36] letters that's old with the www now we have all lowercase and it's just hannah.

[22:42] CA all lowercase previously it was with the www and the all cap so that's really

[22:47] interesting to me that it's pulling out from somewhere find the right place for

[22:52] using this I think we've only used this for the graphic on the the podcast I

[22:57] don't think we've used on Facebook

[23:05] website what I did with the podcast one is okay so this is what it gave me and

[23:10] then I said make it like the couple are sitting in front of a plate glass window

[23:15] with background with cow grazing blah blah blah I got a few red cows had to

[23:19] refine it some more ran out of free credits change the colors of their

[23:24] shirts yeah they kind of limit you on on stuff like this like I think they give

[23:28] be 10 credits every day so so what is the cost then we've just been using the

[23:34] free versions except for the chat GPT can't do what we've been doing with it

[23:39] without P but if you wanted to little icon top right to that co-pilot is

[23:44] pretty powerful as well it's Microsoft version of

[23:47] it it because we don't there's an unpaid and a paid yeah there's like six

[23:54] different we're not ready so I give it this website from our this page from our

[24:02] website and I it's created a podcast based on that

[24:07] website Welcome to our Deep dive today minut we're gonna be taking a look at

[24:12] the town of Hannah Alberta okay and you might be surprised to

[24:16] learn we're doing it all through their official website now I know what you're

[24:21] thinking government websites yeah how exciting can that

[24:25] be this one is full of some uh interesting bits okay for starters yeah

[24:31] did you know they allow Urban chickens in hannahb

[24:36] chickens detail it's just that they're open to blending rural and urban living

[24:41] in a way that a lot of towns wouldn't consider

[24:46] trting their mayor Danny pu okay posts these updates that are more engaging

[24:53] than your typical Town announcements but before we get into those maybe we can

[24:58] start the bigger picture sure what's the scope of a municipal government like

[25:02] Anna so Municipal governments are the level of government closest to

[25:08] you things that impact your daily life in a very direct way the

[25:13] garbage water roads par even things like libraries oh so the things we often take

[25:19] for granted exactly and looking at Hannah's website yeah they do cover a

[25:23] wide range of those Services utilities permits Community programs

[25:29] business support it's all there okay they even have a whole section on their

[25:33] Pioneer Village Museum interesting which hints at you know a rich local history

[25:38] yeah what's interesting is how us a glimpse into priorities they're clearly

[25:44] promoting a sense of community and connection to their history but they're

[25:47] also focused on providing those you know really practical services for residents

[25:52] right speaking of practical Services let's dive into mayor poi's message from

[25:57] me about taxes all right he starts off with

[26:02] some good news despite Rising costs the municipal tax rate is actually going

[26:07] down oh for both residents and businesses okay but there's a catch

[26:12] there's always a catch of taxes there of course if your property value went up

[26:16] significantly yeah you might still end up paying more in taxes overall right

[26:21] the mayor explains it as a balancing act they managed to keep the total tax

[26:26] revenue increase under 3% okay compared to the previous year

[26:30] that's a common tight rope block for local governments trying to balance

[26:34] those necessary services with affordability great so it's very

[26:38] conversational interesting thing like the one that we just posted it add some

[26:43] inces in it so I had to put it in another program edit that bit out and

[26:48] then upload it up so we can't just turn it out and make it public you just can't

[26:53] kick it but yeah so we you know I pulled out about 20 seconds with con but it's

[26:59] very conversational unless you knew it was AI you it was real two real people

[27:04] chatting away it's the same as the ones that are are seen in the actual video

[27:11] it's the same voices right yeah you can't change devices and they say maybe

[27:16] in the future you can try We'll add more things where we can just go in and

[27:21] change the test adding an English accent maybe get

[27:29] is the long-term goal of AI so that we don't have to have people in place we're

[27:32] going to have we don't have to have this building we don't have to have this

[27:36] structure we canob is learning how to prompt properly

[27:42] that's it's like you know like right some people say this is like a cheat

[27:46] using AI but I think if you go back 30 years or 40 years when people went from

[27:50] doing our finances year and they were doing them on paper right and then Excel

[27:55] came along probably people thought that's a cheap you get an Excel to do

[27:59] all these calculations for you and before that people used an abacus and

[28:03] they probably thought a calculator was cheating so like

[28:07] technology important that you know we ride that way and we well the other

[28:13] interesting thing with AI is it takes emotion out of the takes emotion and

[28:18] human almost out of that so if Matthew is replying to a

[28:25] um unic property I put tically speaking he can actually go in and it takes out

[28:31] all the emotion out of it and it's just a very generic statement almost for I

[28:37] train to be nice so whenever you give it something it's it's going to be nice

[28:42] then you would have to edit it depending on wanted to be with it be very

[28:47] sarcastic yeah they they can do that given if you

[28:51] put the right prompts in it can change its personality if response you just

[28:56] have to know the right prompts to give it do that so as this is taking time

[29:01] away from staff then it's just a matter of trying to find other things for the

[29:07] staff to do like they could be doing more on whatever um that had not yeah I

[29:14] think there's always stuff for staff to do right it makes them more efficient

[29:19] and it us especially in communicating with could you imagine if when on and L

[29:24] had to sit down and create a podcast on their own a real one how much

[29:29] that would take them to do and I'm not going ruction I'm just saying that it

[29:35] would give them more opportunities to get more like do more stuff it would

[29:40] save time if they had to respond like an angry resident that they had to craft

[29:46] the know sometimes you have to bite your tongue when you're you're replying right

[29:53] so resolve that issue for you right so oh yeah those are the I guess the main

[30:00] things that we use AI for like the setting up that knowledge base so it

[30:05] can answer questions the podcast and a little bit

[30:09] for the images not

[30:14] much it's cool and it's scary all in one yeah and there's new things now that

[30:20] I've seen videos off where you can give it a

[30:23] task and you can watch it research on the internet and gather information and

[30:27] it will open up Excel and create an Excel document for you and so there's

[30:33] it's it's moving rapidly and well I guess that's the thing is if you're if

[30:38] you're not involved in it now in the development phase uh you know you're

[30:43] going to be left so far behind yeah if it does become something that is

[30:48] competitive your business and and such well even the technology like with this

[30:54] deep seek that got kicked off on Monday whatever it was um is knock the crap out

[31:01] of the the American version of AI and and

[31:06] it's just it's a far cheaper version of it so it's I mean it's it's evolving

[31:12] continuously like I can't remember what the number was it was like4 billion doll

[31:17] hit to the US economy when deep seek launched their version of AI and uh I

[31:23] mean it's just and then there was a report last

[31:27] night

[31:30] um through necessity because the um creators in the states wouldn't share

[31:36] some of the information with the Chinese people and so through necessity Chinese

[31:41] people come up and built their own version of it and it appears to be

[31:44] better and cheaper so it's interesting how it evolves I mean and that's in a

[31:50] matter of what three four months

[31:58] any more questions on AI we lost just ask them

[32:07] if I think uh for myself I think it's a it's a great thing I think it's

[32:12] something we need to carry on uh cautiously and and not dive into it head

[32:16] first and get get into the bottom of the barrel before we uh get there so yeah

[32:23] one of the things I've been working on is because I've seen that in the states

[32:27] there's a few m IP alties they using and I think Adon as well where they've

[32:31] created an AI policy for the municipality so I've looked what kind of

[32:35] stuff they put in there and nav units say a a section on their website if

[32:39] you're going to create a policy this is what you should put in it so I'll

[32:42] probably bring that to next council meeting um that we have an official and

[32:47] it's it's just what I said earlier that no no non-public information is used um

[32:53] that we knowledge if we put anything out there that it is AI generated like the

[32:58] podcast or even if we use an image on Facebook we would say this is AI

[33:04] generator that's standard basically for anything that you take off of somebody

[33:09] else's you reference it or it's in the copy yeah we just don't want to mislead

[33:15] people you

[33:24] knowk next uh disposition of the 2006 wheelchair called

[33:32] handy yeah I think you all know we got that new handy and and the old one uh in

[33:38] the past I guess it was uh those donations towards the old one so we just

[33:46] wanted to see what council's thoughts were if if we should pass that on if

[33:50] someone donated to us there might be a smaller municipality or a you know

[33:55] a user group that is a need of something that we could donate it to them just to

[34:02] you know pass it along so um I have a just this thought

[34:06] um and somebody else did mention this too um and I'm not sure how this works

[34:10] but they're around Hannah bus that wascal the local Loop yeah um that's

[34:18] privately owned right is that is that correct it's your yeah it's my best so

[34:25] would that would that be something we could use for that to support

[34:31] that it could be used for there the loop is only on a

[34:37] Wednesday but this town needs a every day the town won't subsidize anything

[34:45] and you can't afford the insurance youd have to charge $45 a trip to across

[34:53] town and you wouldn't have no customers so you can't

[34:59] your hands

[35:04] are tax you know and basically all you're doing is doing

[35:11] C so because there is um measures in place to do um the hand Loop can those

[35:19] measures not be um

[35:23] instated um on a broader range on more days and use that and use that other bus

[35:30] that we have because we have it and how's the insurance for

[35:35] that insurance insurance the town would have to have the insurance because I

[35:39] mean you can't afford the insurance that's but the town's not paying the

[35:42] insurance on the local Loop bu so somehow that's obviously generating a

[35:49] profit and somehow the loop is operating so how

[35:57] almost entire it's just a a trial basis for 18

[36:02] months and uh if it grows or that you it's being utilized then it'll continue

[36:10] on but the the insurance that you have on your vehicle that you're using on the

[36:17] Wednesdays is not taxi insurance it's uh yes it is $7,900 a year w

[36:29] cheap and to do a van like a like a

[36:33] Paran it's 48 was 4800 years well we looked at it years ago yeah it was

[36:39] almost 6,000 bucks when I just chose a 15y old put that insurance that vehicle

[36:45] on their insurance policy probably for $100 a year you know or 200 whatever

[36:50] mean any driver at any time if it's not used as a like right

[36:56] now the handyman is just over $5,000 more Insurance in

[37:01] the

[37:04] year there won't be much

[37:10] different I don't know what excuse me I just had this thought that because it

[37:14] was in our possession already and we have this particular entity happening

[37:19] maybe we could expand upon it with with the resources we had so I wasn't sure

[37:23] how that all it could utilized that way like I mean you know that that's a good

[37:28] spot and then what they could do is they could they' have to hire somebody or

[37:34] whatever from 8 in the morning till see that's the other thing a cab

[37:40] you don't really need from 8 to 5 a lot of people don't they like

[37:48] at 3:00 morning you know but so that's a different clientele right oh

[37:55] yeah the on dur the day medical necessity right groceries

[38:03] the people who have real trouble getting around in the evening people is it

[38:07] completely different that's the I'll work on tips that'll work just fine

[38:12] because it's a different mindset right and a different economic how does Uber

[38:16] work does they have to pay the same kind of insurance or is that covers it

[38:22] U we were too small to get attention for Community right

[38:28] but there's the few those left yeah the happy

[38:40] Drive could utilize that maybe somehow if we had

[38:45] some Drive yeah I don't know if the vehicle

[38:50] is the issue this drive I would imagine it people it's the people yeah

[38:57] the drivers yeah well in the same thing if we were to to re use that V then we

[39:05] get into licensing as far as the driver he LIC a taxi then we have to

[39:10] have class four comtable yeah and uh so then you're you're very limited as you

[39:16] can operate Drive the vehicle um as providing a public service and it would

[39:23] never you would never pay for so you know like I mean that's why they're not

[39:30] private business insurance up and everything

[39:36] else

[39:39] insur well I guess what u a local entrepreneur would have to do is present

[39:47] a proposal to the town uh requesting assistance for

[39:51] subsidies and bring it to us let us talk about it I guess would have been four

[39:57] years ago now we did that just just didn't AR proposals

[40:03] and and with the idea that yes if you want something I mean ask for it if it's

[40:08] $3,000 a year just straight up and they have this plan for people pay for there

[40:13] nothing it just it's so expensive and as much as it's needed it's not a high

[40:18] quantity of need when your time you start your

[40:22] vehicle half an hour before you go pick the person up you burn more fuel than

[40:27] you make absolutely I never mind covering Wagers or anything you know

[40:31] they can wear and tear on a vehicle you know stopping starting stopping going

[40:38] they're not cleaning one well I shouldn't say some people aren very

[40:41] courteous towards the vehicle either so yeah I know in Bonnyville because you I

[40:46] was up there for a month it's a $10 flock rate anywhere within Town

[40:51] limits and uh talk of course they got two or three different cabs that we talk

[40:56] to and they're struggling up there well same thing they've got

[41:00] two 7500 people and a very large rural draw as well and uh tried the two

[41:08] different C companies for this reason and it's they said it's doesn't even pay

[41:12] like the one guy said he's he's a lease operator to the one cab company and he's

[41:17] he's I'm done he said I thought there was all kinds of money in this there's

[41:21] nothing so what we did in no point years ago with our Ambulance Service and this

[41:25] could fall along the same Lin was um the ambulance service no point

[41:31] was struggling we didn't have enough volume for them to keep going it private

[41:34] individual running it and what we did there was Fred come down and said okay I

[41:40] need $28,000 a month to break he that's with insurance and drivers and standby

[41:46] and so on and so forth and what he ended up doing for the town of el point was

[41:52] basically showing us his books and based on a 3mon cycle

[41:58] if he was hypothetically speaking he was 25,000 well we give him 3,000 for that

[42:02] month and the next month if he was 22,000 we have CAU up 6,000 and so on

[42:07] and so forth but in that three Monon cycle if he made money then he also paid

[42:11] it back so I don't know is that something similar what you looked at K

[42:16] years we looked at anything everything of people and there was a couple that

[42:20] command just through 80 ideas yeah and it's just so expensive and when you're a

[42:27] ride every three days it's pretty tough to turn a profit unless you're G to

[42:31] charge 250 bucks yeah which of course is see like the the longterm care and the

[42:40] lodge they have a handy bus each and the the lodge also has a caravan that they

[42:48] charge $10 a trip for any resid that wants to use it but

[42:57] staff I don't think you

[43:01] know is willing or however you want to say it to maybe do this you

[43:08] know well maybe In fairness Council call they probably don't have somebody

[43:13] designated to do that they don't so therefore you're pulling somebody from

[43:18] the kitchen or from housekeeping or well no they

[43:22] have Department that to drive the home and whatever and then and I think like

[43:28] the Caravan I'm sure anybody there it's I remember when I worked at

[43:36] the hospital I used their little handy bus or R more than you know prob we did

[43:43] in ambulance but no the shovel at the lodge will sit there for

[43:47] luns they you know they don't utilize it like I've had requests to take them to a

[43:54] casino or to a plate like din theater in the RO whatever you know but you're not

[44:01] supposed to solicit at the lodge so I

[44:08] don't you know like the little handy bus I think kept in town and should be

[44:15] utilized but how do you do it who's going to R it who's going to do it you

[44:20] know just maintaining the the insurance on it you know is cost as

[44:28] well you know whole idea of

[44:34] replacing 15 I can't remember what Brent said I think Brent had I don't even

[44:39] think it was that much just yeah with the lift and everything and I was

[44:46] thinking it just a ramp yeah yeah I think Brent said that have like a

[44:51] two-year lifespan like he didn't think it was going to last much longer than

[44:54] two years see then that's no one does it have to

[45:00] be inspected restraints have to be inspected I even if we did that Serv

[45:06] maybe after two years we'd have to if that vehicle's run it

[45:10] slide updated of replacing

[45:15] that would that be useful for the hand a senior

[45:23] Circle they don't really

[45:31] no because uh a lot of times we family

[45:39] yeah so my personal opinion is that we you know Pay It Forward maybe at a to a

[45:47] community that needs it I'm not sure who will do the assessment of of me person L

[45:53] but I don't think we need to add more vehicles to our things that aren going

[45:57] to be Ed but I think it'd be um remiss of us not to um offer it to local first

[46:06] I mean I don't I don't know who local but I think you know first and foremost

[46:10] I think um we should offer it to a local even if a local organization decides

[46:15] they do want to use it or utilize it I think um it was donated I think it would

[46:21] be upon us to to an organization not individual yeah like a nonprofit yeah

[46:26] yeah that's easy to put it out there I think Michelle would have contacts I

[46:29] think she would be a good person to put that

[46:32] out yeah and just see you know if there is somebody out there within the

[46:36] community I mean we I I don't know if anybody and I'm not hearing of anybody

[46:40] around the table but that doesn't mean that there isn't somebody out

[46:44] there sles is the one that got the local Loop yes yeah the town you know there's

[46:52] quite a few that's sponsoring it and whatever so um

[46:58] Char's involved with that you know I think that that would

[47:04] probably be the stronger point to go to that would be one of her conts one of

[47:11] her many conts so yeah just put it out there and if anybody's interested they

[47:15] just come home and then at least you've got you know you've made the initial

[47:21] contact for anybody that might be interested see what comes in and take it

[47:27] from there bring that back to council

[47:34] couple propose solar farm and related upates fun

[47:43] stuff um so again um this is just to get feedback from C what they going to do we

[47:51] also have that you seen that letter from Janine she's looking for information

[47:54] from Council to to provide addresses of uh properties that they on that are

[48:01] within that boundary or family members um she's concerned that if we don't

[48:07] acknowledge where there could be a conflict that when we go to the hearing

[48:10] that could uh backfire on us so she wants to make sure that nothing happens

[48:17] that's going to impede our our cause at the Au so

[48:22] identifying where maybe current members may have a

[48:27] is is what she wants to do um the other is you know addressing if if C wants to

[48:34] go ahead with changing the land use bylaw and yeah those are two big

[48:41] topics so you're saying that I have to read this room yeah me too not not at

[48:49] the discretion level actually if if you read

[48:53] to no discussion on no discussion because then I will be privy to

[48:59] privileged information that may not be available to

[49:04] me so well and all of this is based on perceived you know whether there is um a

[49:10] pecuniary interest or not um we do own land we bought it in in May of

[49:18] 2011 and so you know the fact that it hasn't been

[49:22] developed to this point you know really we're probably looking at losing money

[49:28] on it should we do anything with it but this is perceived you know I was voted

[49:33] as a counselor into this position to reflect the the word of the the

[49:39] residents and have we not heard from you know the the development on the the west

[49:46] side of of of our town are we not learning anything as to what you know

[49:52] so we're trying to do something and we're supposedly at risk of being

[49:57] perceived to um do something or have something that that is not there like

[50:05] prove that we would be benefiting from but the the municipal government Act is

[50:12] the other thing we swore to that we will abide by the municipal government act

[50:17] which clearly states I read I realized so because of that to protect you

[50:23] actually yeah I realized that well it's a conf

[50:27] and that's and that's like that's why we're paying Janine a lot of money to to

[50:31] look out for our interest to you know to fight this and look out for her interest

[50:35] if she doesn't want anything coming up that's going to look badly on us that

[50:39] you know that there's a conf and that's why she wants that information because

[50:41] she wants to have assessments uh done on the properties that counselor close

[50:47] counselor family members have and and see what kind of impact and she said it

[50:51] might come back that there's no impact um but she has to do her work and that's

[50:55] what we've we've hired to do is to provide the experts to look out for our

[51:00] best interest and and to fight this and is what she's doing so um so I believe

[51:06] that is why when it was asked whether or not we wanted to form a group or have

[51:11] the CAO um work on behalf that is where I had chose so that I was not involved

[51:18] in that sort of thing and um if we were to have everyone that may have a

[51:25] perceived pecuniary interest leave the room will we have Forum to vote on

[51:31] anything probably not yeah I don't have all your detail so I think there would

[51:36] still be a few that like three of

[51:41] us we don't have so I guess just the definition even

[51:47] with that whole pecuniary interest it it requires you know financial interest or

[51:53] investment but my understanding in the governance level is you are allowed to

[51:58] be at the table for the discussion it's the voting power when it comes to the

[52:03] voting you can be at the table or the discussion be included in the discussion

[52:08] but you can't have you have to recuse yourself in the voting position at that

[52:13] and it's like anything not if it's in Clos session because that's privileged

[52:19] information and nobody with a pecuniary interest perceived can be involved in

[52:26] privilege information so that's how I read it so a close what s so what so in

[52:34] camera yes I know what a CL but I'm just saying so when are we making decisions

[52:38] in a closed session we don't you're not you're you're getting information that's

[52:43] not wory to anybody outside the room so we're saying what our lawyers are are

[52:49] are um providing for us we cannot I I shouldn't be in the

[52:55] room I I will recuse myself whatever people do they can do whatever they want

[53:00] I will recuse myself because the municipal government act states that I

[53:06] have to and whether or not I was elected That's the Law And if I don't abide by

[53:13] the law then you shouldn't be here so I will be accusing myself yeah and I'll be

[53:19] excusing accusing myself as well generally elected official who has a

[53:24] Peary interest cannot participate in discussions on that topic according to

[53:28] the m this is

[53:31] Matthew's been asking I read it yeah so but that's that's how I

[53:37] interpret it so I won't I think Janine's biggest thing is if u c you may have a

[53:44] perceived conflict of interests with their land go ahead and vote on amending

[53:49] the land use by law which it seems that they're doing to protect their personal

[53:54] interest and not the interest of the municipality that that's Janine's take

[53:58] on it and that may be the take of take of a that may be the take of pay so

[54:03] she's trying to protect us from being put in that

[54:07] position of not that they're finding something that f is on and she wants us

[54:12] to come clean with our with our best bite and to have it used against us and

[54:18] yeah to say that we'll or the couns have financial interest involved and they

[54:23] voted to change the land use Barm well well we don't what financial gain are

[54:27] they going I mean when I look at the financial interest or

[54:32] Investments that in itself yeah it' be interesting to see

[54:36] what their financial gain is and who is claiming this do they have access to our

[54:42] information like anyways yeah I would be

[54:46] reusing my husband and I purchased land um at May of 2011 and it is directly

[54:53] across from from Grant and and at the time

[54:59] um it's been sitting and we're using it because it's an open space with future

[55:04] plan so I will be recusing myself from any any further discussion and then the

[55:10] onus is on everybody else well I was elected for the People

[55:17] by right if I can't express my opinion sign I'll leave the room and I'll leave

[55:25] for good I just want I

[55:30] mean I think made it clear what their stand is it's no power two people

[55:38] there's no power but what we pay J need to do like that's that's our best thing

[55:44] we're pay we're not paying some backst Street lawyer we're paying one of the

[55:48] best of representing vales in the province you know we've got them on our

[55:53] side fighting our Cas right

[55:56] does she have for track history what other community has

[56:01] she served or what is she she's been on like I can't remember

[56:06] the name of the municipality but she worked for the municipality but they

[56:09] wanted the the thing there was so she made everything run smoothly that all

[56:15] their commitments were were met that that time wanted so and and I think this

[56:20] is her key area that she works that she doesn't work in different kinds of legal

[56:25] but you know she was senior legal person yeah so you know for for specific

[56:30] background you know you know Council directs staff

[56:33] to engage with legal Health to do this and we've got the best and they've

[56:41] recruited engineers and experts to to BU our cause and I think what she said at

[56:46] that last meeting we have a really good case you know fight it yeah with what

[56:53] she that land B amendment when several communties have the exact same

[57:00] thing the MGA says that you see over ride whatever I we can day through the

[57:08] the pleasure of doing all that again which I think he enjoyed the last time

[57:12] to do I enjo enjoy but like we can put all that

[57:17] work and eff into doing it we can do it but a will we not interested in it yeah

[57:22] yeah the whole thing is they'll look at it is why wasn't it there

[57:28] before because we' never dealt we never

[57:33] experience why there was no land use B Amendment before there was anybody

[57:37] building houses either yeah but this is what they'll look at

[57:41] is yeah or being proactive maybe but anyways

[57:48] um so that can be moved by a motion if somebody brings that motion to the table

[57:54] um we won't be able session

[58:00] session we can bring stuff back

[58:09] to so then I have another question with a motion such as that if

[58:15] um if how many six counselors and three have to recu

[58:23] themselves from the voting power of such a motion you have through left at the

[58:27] table and so we still it would be the best out of three then right those that

[58:32] are able your is you're not considered in that I so but you were the the only

[58:37] one that voted in favor of this correct so just the fact of

[58:45] perception it's still a decision of council I supp a decision of council it

[58:49] is definitely decision yeah you certainly never said anything otherwise

[58:53] I we're entitled we're all entitled to our our feelings and our opinions um but

[59:00] the decision of council was to go ahead with this process and we've done that

[59:04] that's I have done nothing other than support the decision of

[59:09] counsel so I don't know what what you're looking

[59:14] for it is actually our fiduciary duty if a motion is passed that is our fiduciary

[59:19] duty to um present ourselves in position to support the motion that has passed so

[59:28] that if if there's any motions that are made outside of that

[59:34] um we can feel a think or say whatever we want but if the motion is passed then

[59:40] it is absolutely 100% our fiduciary duty to support those misss even if we don't

[59:45] support them we still have support but if we're getting a consultation

[59:50] or you know I'm saying the other side as well if we're getting instructions from

[59:56] a strong recommendation from the lawyer that that we are um have

[1:00:04] retained to perhaps

[1:00:08] wait then it's kind of like a slap in their

[1:00:13] face when they're doing their best to represent us in in their

[1:00:19] experience with this situation so I don't know what to do

[1:00:29] I guess like I'm not an expert for sure

[1:00:37] obviously I I think I will just leave it to the

[1:00:41] CEO's decision to on behalf like maybe before everyone leaves

[1:00:48] today we can get those addresses of properties you're within that meter yeah

[1:00:56] so we can get that J she already has mine she anced it all

[1:01:02] over there SC s

[1:01:12] times and this list does Define exactly I went through every single on name and

[1:01:19] I could probably tell you exactly who who has to withdraw and who doesn't but

[1:01:23] it has a comprehensive um on schedule there was one error on this um from what

[1:01:30] I understand but um this will Define exactly where you sit within the

[1:01:34] parameters of yeah it was yeah number 184 this one

[1:01:42] that was probably not in right standing but any

[1:01:56] so if anybody needs to look at this to define whether they're within that

[1:02:00] proximity they are free to take a look at this

[1:02:03] today with number 184 pardon did you say there's a problem with number 184

[1:02:09] there's an error there's an error

[1:02:12] um I none of my family nor myself are within that jurisdiction i'me won't for

[1:02:20] the boundary in

[1:02:28] who introduced this green energy

[1:02:33] to did this all start oh PA was going all over the province itself

[1:02:42] yeah so originally Pace had come to

[1:02:48] town and there was an individual has some property on the North West corner

[1:02:53] of town within towns as well and uh they were approached about this project and

[1:03:01] that individual turned it down and then they went to the property where they're

[1:03:05] at now but I don't think anyone actually physically went out and said hey come to

[1:03:14] Hannah possibly

[1:03:19] possibly like I said but the original the original one was a piece I

[1:03:24] approached to

[1:03:42] well I think we've all heard from Pace that

[1:03:46] there is well eventually we heard finally maybe that there is

[1:03:53] no there is no other in North America in the situation we're in with our airport

[1:04:00] discuss that today discuss so that is a concern that

[1:04:05] they're fighting it for reasons for their benefit where we

[1:04:16] will okay so I think what we need to do is get back on on

[1:04:21] schedule um do we want Matthew to look at the setback

[1:04:28] regulations in more depth than what we have right

[1:04:35] now i' like to see something that way but for that's we won't get it done in

[1:04:42] time anyways permit happened before the

[1:04:48] hearing okay and the hearing is unknown at the time too

[1:04:56] March 5th is it March 5th remember it was February 8th originally wasn't it

[1:05:01] yeah it's March 3D orth orth and sixth I believe is when um I think the town is

[1:05:07] either the fifth or sixth I believe of March Yeah by we get this all it takes

[1:05:13] what three months and there is no way it will be approved ahead of time is just

[1:05:18] you know to start the process but um

[1:05:25] whether it's worth the time and energy yeah you're going to pull day

[1:05:31] from all the responsibilities to to do something that maybe pay not pay

[1:05:40] see says the same thing we're just we're just creating extra work for day to

[1:05:47] do never thank us for day

[1:05:57] increase so I think what I'm hearing from Matthew the recommendation is that

[1:06:01] we if we are going to review the Landes bylaw um do we got at our Pace that

[1:06:09] terminology on our time line instead of rushing through it and trying to get it

[1:06:14] done for the purpose of this uh project um do the fact that I mean no the Au is

[1:06:20] going to run with whatever they have now so instead of uh having our

[1:06:26] bylaw review immediately um just leave it as

[1:06:43] is it's a it's a very contentious item for lack of a better

[1:06:51] term okay proposed amendments to 103524 Animal Service service animal

[1:06:59] Provisions so this comes up CU a resident got in touch with me and said

[1:07:03] that they have service dogs and in the past they had had to pay for a service

[1:07:10] dog dog license fee and they didn't see that in the new bylaw where it said that

[1:07:15] this wasn't included so the new bylaw was based on the previous attempt at

[1:07:21] redoing it and there was some confusion that thought that it was

[1:07:26] Province wide that service dogs didn't have to pay so that's why it was left

[1:07:31] out but it's done to each municipality to set that that theme so it's just to

[1:07:37] see what council's interest is like we can just no charge for service animals

[1:07:44] I'll add an amendment to the the existing bylaw that says so is there any

[1:07:50] documentation that it is a service dog or no that's that's what I'm asking like

[1:07:55] mean if you don't every dog in the country chicken

[1:08:05] is he's got a passport that says all his stuff I just I just but there is like

[1:08:13] they have to have yeah that's my understanding but I just want to be

[1:08:18] trained in California you just have to love them and

[1:08:23] you but I have had my hi porn off several times over the

[1:08:30] $150 a year we have to produce that why is it a problem to encourage people to

[1:08:35] get their kid or their

[1:08:40] K why is that a problem I don't understand like that's been a worldwide

[1:08:47] goal that's a town goal for a long time to encourage that and if somebody says

[1:08:52] oh my dog is sterile already that's just that's fine you don't need a procedure

[1:08:58] evidence that that's a

[1:09:03] thing to breath dogs that's so there's there's that

[1:09:11] undercurrent of people who get information that doesn't necessarily

[1:09:15] agree with the rest of the world but one of them is that your dog will live

[1:09:19] longer your cat will live longer if you don't get them

[1:09:23] fixed if my cat hadn't have been fixed I wouldn't have a cat anymore because I

[1:09:28] would have killed her by now because she'd be spraying everywhere and you

[1:09:33] just be awful but that's their logic um but even the regular fee how much is it

[1:09:38] for the what were we going to do for the spade and

[1:09:44] neuter it was the the other one yeah had some

[1:09:49] guys lifetime I want lifetime up to you yeah

[1:09:54] what happen dies

[1:09:57] with liim is old don't yeah get a different

[1:10:03] dog no you

[1:10:07] can't what about what about the thinking that a dog is a dog regardless if it is

[1:10:12] a service dog or not well a service dog is a necessity I

[1:10:18] know that I know that but it's still it's still a dog

[1:10:23] and and really there are problem everybody knows that a a pet is

[1:10:29] very um supportive emotionally and everything else that every dog could be

[1:10:34] seen as a I know it's going to be like like have the documentation and

[1:10:38] everything else but you know if somebody comes back and say well yeah it's still

[1:10:42] a dog at the end of the

[1:10:45] day I don't think that's a slope we want to travel down myself I mean if it's a

[1:10:50] service dog and I'm coming to the point where I'm going to probably need a

[1:10:54] service dog against my wife's best interest um but I mean I I would have no

[1:11:02] problem either or but I just say for a person that needs a service dog to

[1:11:07] travel um I don't think you want to penalize that

[1:11:11] individual um it's it's it's like a handicap stick basically in my

[1:11:18] opinion well and it's it's it's a rude thing to

[1:11:23] say but I don't think I'm that far

[1:11:33] sounds

[1:11:37] like

[1:11:40] Cent yeah yeah I don't see a problem with

[1:11:44] that service dogs are differently defined okay I'm just playing

[1:11:49] Devil's well that's that's what it's for is discussion right that's Serv I know

[1:11:55] it say service animal that's why I said the

[1:11:58] chicken okay so direction is Matthew we'll bring this back to our meeting on

[1:12:03] next wednes no next Tuesday Tuesday after Tuesday

[1:12:08] after okay uh any other

[1:12:15] discussion so we're in round table now yes um I do have um something to kind of

[1:12:21] somewhat announce that um Alberta air tours CL conted um he was in discussion

[1:12:27] with a a local resident and gave them my name and um so what this group does is

[1:12:36] they travel around uh the province promoting um Aeronautics and you know

[1:12:43] small plane piloting and and that sort of thing so they are um asked if they if

[1:12:50] we would be interested in having them come to Hannah they have about 40 planes

[1:12:55] that will land um and then the public is invited to come in and to go through

[1:13:03] their planes they're they're promoting flying and they're trying I believe

[1:13:08] they're educating on the benefits and um to community as well as Youth and and it

[1:13:16] sounds very um very exciting and so uh discussion this information has been

[1:13:23] brought forward to Toca and to the uh president of the Hannah

[1:13:27] Flying Club and they are very supportive of it and um there was a video that was

[1:13:34] shared that I could send to everybody um that I'm sorry I didn't before but and

[1:13:40] shows you their sort of visit to the old Didsbury airport and so what they've had

[1:13:46] in the past is um you know things that are brought to the airport to support it

[1:13:53] um you know for example maybe we could look at inviting our other emergency uh

[1:13:58] responders like the fire department the police department to have the public

[1:14:03] come and and look at their um equipment as well not saying that these planes

[1:14:09] will be uh emergency responders but um it's just another Avenue to attract

[1:14:15] other and get more education out there um I would like to be inviting the

[1:14:21] school and the school division to have the students come out and look at it I

[1:14:26] believe we there are flying lessons I believe at the Hannah uh airport to a

[1:14:34] certain extent and maybe that could grow as well as the Flying Club could have

[1:14:38] information there as well so we're um looking at another asking is that we

[1:14:45] feed the um the pilots so um looking at potential for a barbecue and you know

[1:14:53] maybe a mini market or or whatever interest interested parties might want

[1:14:58] to to have an as an event in our community so they're only here

[1:15:04] from we're looking at June 21st from three from 2 to 5 and they will look

[1:15:11] after um all the landing they'll work with the Flying Club regarding the

[1:15:16] landing and parking and um and out certain thing they figure about an hour

[1:15:20] for all the pilots and planes to land and and then afterwards they take off

[1:15:27] and so it's a um it sounds like quite an interesting thing so if you want to go

[1:15:33] on their website it's called Alberta air tours and they're all Pilots well

[1:15:39] obviously they're allots sorry about that um but they

[1:15:45] enjoy getting out there and coming to different communities and celebrating

[1:15:49] what they have to offer and sharing their experiences with the public it's

[1:15:53] like the car show there such Pride would be I recall seeing these

[1:15:59] flying pancake breast years I don't know I just that immediately popped into my

[1:16:06] head was a flying pancake breakfast and I don't know where I've seen it before

[1:16:09] but I know it's a thing and there's no reason why we couldn't do a flying

[1:16:12] barbecue or an afternoon uh with the time frame it might be tough to get

[1:16:16] school involved but we definitely ask them if they if they would like to well

[1:16:20] that's the thing putting it out there and they want

[1:16:23] participate sat I think it's a Saturday provided um well and perhaps there is

[1:16:29] some other educational end perhaps there is a you know maybe one of the colleges

[1:16:34] that that provides flying lessons or is a flying school or whatever we could

[1:16:39] invite them and get them the option to come out or use maybe one of

[1:16:43] our it is we could have well yeah for that and and maybe have it um you know

[1:16:50] from noon till whatever you know in anticipation of of the

[1:16:55] everybody being able to see the planes land and take off and they're very

[1:16:59] organized group and they've been doing it for some time so um that's kind like

[1:17:04] it I'm very quite quite pleased that that the um that we were approached and

[1:17:11] it's thanks to a small business um um entrepreneur that um lives outside on

[1:17:16] the edge of our community so yeah so I'm excited about that and so I'll be

[1:17:22] working with them to try and get the word out and um promote and um you know

[1:17:30] put our our airport in the public light Y and a nice positive um thing for our

[1:17:37] community just a question um a few years back quite a few probably nine maybe

[1:17:42] eight or nine years ago they had a similar event here in town with one of

[1:17:46] the youth programs that they had going on and went to the airport and they

[1:17:50] actually cuz I remember my daughter at that time actually got to flow there

[1:17:55] yes I'm wondering if it's the same

[1:18:00] organization yeah no this is provincewide and so what they'll be

[1:18:04] doing is they'll be starting in way wri and then going to killum and then coming

[1:18:10] to us so there's three in the day that they are going around and and sharing

[1:18:16] their their information and experience and giving us the opportunity to

[1:18:23] to attract people to community so young Peggy reill is is coordinates the

[1:18:30] youth club that would the youth club why not

[1:18:35] yeah I'll be putting posters on actually is

[1:18:39] [Music] itg yeah Peggy not doing

[1:18:47] something that's all I anything

[1:18:52] else V Memorial Highway Association have a meeting this Friday

[1:18:59] it was changed to February 7th then it was changed to the

[1:19:04] 21st and now it's on the

[1:19:13] 28th January or February February yeah we're already on the

[1:19:23] 2 travel right okay um hearing nothing else we would like to adjourn at 9:50

[1:19:31] p.m. a.m.

[1:19:36] Trel so what did you get for are we all no okay

Jan 29 2025 Hanna Council Information Meeting

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