[0:08] um

[0:17] i think that clock is off again

[0:36] we'll call this regular city council meeting order 1800 hours january 13

[0:41] 2022. happy new year everyone

[0:48] first item of business would be roll call

[0:52] all members are present with the exception of vice mayor payne who is

[0:56] asked to be excused this evening

[1:00] and next time business will be the pledge of

[1:03] allegiance and the invocation

[1:11] to the please of the united states of america and to

[1:15] the republic for which it stands one nation under god indivisible with

[1:21] liberty and justice for all amen

[1:28] our dear father in heaven we're grateful that we could be assembled on behalf of

[1:32] the

[1:34] the citizens of holbrook please bless us with

[1:38] good judgment and that we will do thy will bless those

[1:42] that are mourning in our community and those that are ill

[1:46] bless us that we can create harmony and

[1:51] and bring souls unto thee let me ask these things in the name of

[1:54] jesus christ amen amen amen

[2:03] moving on to item for consensus

[2:17] do we have any comments or questions on this item

[2:22] hearing none all in favor any opposed

[2:26] no opposed consent agenda passage we've gone to item five called the

[2:31] public for non-agenda items there are none

[2:36] called the public for agenda items none as well

[2:42] moving on to new business for discussion and possible action a

[2:46] 7a approval or approve the travel center of

[2:50] america located at 1347

[2:55] express drive application for a number 10 beer and wine store license

[3:10] with one minor modification on page four

[3:14] of the application um both five is the business located within

[3:19] the incorporated city um that was indicated no it is so we

[3:23] just need to change that to yes

[3:29] have a motion with the correction here a second

[3:32] exactly you have a motion second do you have any

[3:34] other comments or concerns on that

[3:38] no i caught the same thing that adam did on

[3:40] there also we have a representative here from travel center if any of you have

[3:45] any questions for him or if you have any questions of us

[3:50] anybody have any questions for him it'd be nice to know them

[3:54] introduce my name is casey scott i've been with

[3:57] the site for 10 years i was there before ta even purchased the place started

[4:01] there as a janitor and worked my way up and so i take a great pride in making

[4:06] sure that we do everything by the book and doing it the right way so if you

[4:10] guys haven't ever come by ask for casey and would love to sit down and have

[4:14] lunch with you guys appreciate it mr scott thank you

[4:19] we have no other questions we have a motion a second

[4:22] with a modification all those in favor of approving this say

[4:26] hi all right all right any opposed hearing none more opposed

[4:32] motion passes okay moving on to item b

[4:38] approval of the over 76 located at 1300 navajo boulevard

[4:44] application for number 10 beer and wine license

[4:53] surely entertain a motion i hope that we approve it second

[4:57] i have a motion in a second do we have any

[5:00] comments or concerns on this one and i don't believe we have a

[5:05] representative here from them this evening so my

[5:12] motion is second all in favor any opposed

[5:18] no opposed let it be

[5:21] passes

[5:24] okay now we will move on to the proclamation hashtag tony express week

[5:30] i will read a proclamation of course it gives me the condensed copy of it and i

[5:35] didn't bring my glasses i'm sorry proclamation

[5:41] whereas the hashtag kodi express writers are making

[5:45] our members of the navajo county sheriff's posse dedicated to keeping the

[5:49] lively memory of those planter men and women who lived loved laughed and

[5:55] died while carrying the carving art history and whereas

[6:02] once a year the house knife riders ring

[6:07] to holbrook and payson holbrook payson and scottsdale an

[6:11] opportunity to minify step back into time and experience the touch of

[6:17] yesteryear and whereas it is also

[6:20] the united desire to honor and acknowledge

[6:24] all of the past writers and supporters of this historic event

[6:29] now therefore we j merrill young

[6:33] thomas morrissey and david dave ortega mayors of city of holbrook

[6:40] town of payson and city of scottsdale do hereby proclaim the week of february 1st

[6:46] through the 14th 2022 as hash knife pony express week

[6:53] mayor yes sir i think it says the 4th

[6:57] february 1st through the 4th first is ok

[7:01] yes it does february 1st through the 4th 2022

[7:07] and that doesn't require any action on it so

[7:12] if you have any comments or questions the

[7:16] head man from the

[7:20] hash knife is here mr reynolds

[7:26] mr mayor members of the council

[7:29] uh thank you once again for supporting our 64th annual hashman funny express

[7:33] ride 2021 was pretty hard on everybody

[7:39] that it was extremely hard on the hashtag

[7:42] we lost uh four of our regular members

[7:48] and this year we have dedicated this ride to their memory

[7:53] and uh john dean and all wade carlyle jerry young

[7:59] and bob cassidy and

[8:02] i brought you a poster

[8:06] so and i will give you the frame poster tuesday night at the dinner but this is

[8:12] for you

[8:15] thank you

[8:20] anybody have any questions or comments from mr reynolds

[8:25] again thank you mark okay i appreciate what you guys do i know it's a yeah it's

[8:28] a tough haul so yeah looking forward to seeing it happen

[8:32] it's a logistical migrant [Laughter]

[8:38] thank you guys for taking this alive

[8:44] okay moving on to 7d

[8:48] approved navajo county middle mile broadband network letter of course we

[8:53] have glenn gephardt here but i noticed glenn's not here michelle would you like

[8:57] to come up and speak to us on this

[9:10] members of the council appreciate the time and the opportunity i also have

[9:13] supervisor banali here um as well so give her a couple of minutes just to

[9:18] kind of give a brief introduction and then i can provide details about the

[9:21] request i'll just introduce myself

[9:26] my name is uh fern bernoulli i'm the naval county

[9:31] board of supervisor in the district 1 which covers

[9:35] majority of the navajo nations

[9:39] on the northern end and also some poopy areas

[9:43] and part of the city around some city

[9:48] and um not sun city sun valley

[9:53] excuse me close enough anyways um and navajo we introduce ourselves by

[10:00] clan so i'm bitter water clan born for near water my

[10:06] grand paternal grandfathers are

[10:11] folded arms and my

[10:14] paternal grandfather this red house

[10:18] so i'm from the black mesa area near the peabody coal mine

[10:24] police area so

[10:27] thank you city officials mayor vice mayor and all the

[10:33] board members for

[10:36] listening to rochelle to give details on the

[10:41] broadband thank you thank you welcome

[10:46] so um mayor the request tonight is for a letter of support for navajo county's

[10:51] application for the arizona commerce authority's

[10:55] rural broadband grant so in 2020 navajo county hired magellan consultants to

[11:00] help us develop a broadband master plan to really figure out how do we get

[11:04] reliable affordable broadband to navajo county because i think all of us are

[11:09] aware what we have doesn't work well when it

[11:13] works so um based on that plan what what was determined was that we have no

[11:18] redundancy within navajo county so when one part of the the system goes out we

[11:22] all go out um and so

[11:25] what we are proposing to do is to apply to the commerce authority to implement a

[11:30] redundant loop that would take broadband middle model

[11:34] fiber from holbrook all the way south on 77 through show low

[11:40] down to pine top lakeside out to huber overguard and then implement a wireless

[11:46] network from hebrew overguard over chevron canyon out

[11:49] to winslow so the intent would be that this would

[11:53] be the county-owned middle mile network

[11:56] that then third-party internet service providers could come into our

[12:00] communities and lease that fiber to provide last-mile internet services out

[12:05] to businesses and residences throughout navajo county

[12:10] we feel that this is a great investment for the entire county and that it will

[12:15] really improve the quality of broadband service we have

[12:19] the other advantage about what this plan is hoping to do is that we've um

[12:24] partnered with and consulted with both of the well not both all three of the

[12:28] tribes within the county hopi navajo nation and the white mountain apache

[12:32] tribe so that our plan aligns with and dubs dovetails into the the broadband

[12:38] plans that they have so that we're not only creating um that redundancy for our

[12:42] non-tribal communities but we're also tapping into the work and the

[12:46] infrastructure that our tribal communities are building so that we're

[12:48] leveraging all of the resources to really

[12:52] build up this entire county so the the request that we're hoping

[12:57] from you is that you um mayor will sign on to a joint letter of support from all

[13:02] of the mayors within navajo county in support of this project that

[13:06] navajo county is applying for we're also um getting letters of support from the

[13:11] president of navajo nation and chairwoman lee gatewood with the white

[13:15] mountain apache tribe as well

[13:22] could you just find middle mile network and last mile infrastructure

[13:27] i can so the middle mile network is really um

[13:31] the think of it as kind of the highway

[13:34] system that gets the service from place to place it really functions as the

[13:39] roadway whereas last mile is the service that actually comes to your home it's

[13:45] the the wires that are required to actually hook up your computer to the

[13:49] internet or to actually get the service to the home so the county won't be

[13:53] investing in that last mile provider service what we're investing in is the

[13:58] roadway what we have heard time and time again from the service providers who do

[14:02] exist in our area is that the most expensive part of providing

[14:06] internet service is the middle mile infrastructure it's building out

[14:10] those systems and so as a result they don't invest in those we and we see

[14:15] that across the country um service providers are hesitant to invest

[14:19] in rural communities because it is so expensive to invest in that middle model

[14:23] infrastructure because we're all spread out they would rather put those dollars

[14:27] in in more concentrated populations so what the county um is doing as part of

[14:33] this proposal is we actually released an rfp that just closed on monday for a

[14:40] last mile partner who will then be able to work

[14:43] with the county to bring in those last mile service

[14:46] providers to actually get from the the middle mile infrastructure to the homes

[14:51] because we recognize if we don't have actual internet service providers

[14:56] that middle model infrastructure doesn't do any good so the entire proposal

[15:01] includes last mile partnerships to get service

[15:04] out to the end user

[15:08] anybody else else have any comments or questions for yourself

[15:14] one more married council um

[15:18] so navajo county has taken this on was there any kind of

[15:24] business businesses in the area that were in this

[15:28] part of the united states that were willing to take this on so that's what

[15:31] the intent of the rfp was for was to find an internet service provider who

[15:37] would be willing to partner with the county

[15:39] on this project application so the county is in the process of reviewing

[15:44] those um responses to that rfp currently as we

[15:49] speak i think they had their first review committee meeting yesterday

[15:52] i will say that the county has um committed to

[15:56] allocating a large portion of their argo dollars to the match for this project um

[16:01] the project is anticipated to cost between 17 and 20 million dollars to

[16:06] build out this middle mile infrastructure and so the county has um

[16:11] has committed a significant amount of their dollars for the project okay so

[16:15] when it's all said and done who will own

[16:19] the infrastructure the county um and the reason for that is in order to prevent

[16:25] monopolies um so that the the access to last mile services uh is

[16:32] as affordable as possible and so that it encourages competition

[16:37] right now i think we all know we only have

[16:40] two strong service providers in our area and

[16:43] when you only have two service providers there's not much choice for consumers

[16:47] and so the hope is that by the county owning the infrastructure um we'll be

[16:52] able to lease that to multiple providers to help

[16:55] drive competition okay thank you you have a question yeah

[17:02] so so we all know that they just passed

[17:04] this big infrastructure

[17:08] so we know there's going to be money out there for this especially like this last

[17:12] mile so has that been looked into by the

[17:16] county um it has okay

[17:21] and so is that gonna help pick up for our

[17:25] residents on in the county

[17:28] to get that to the house yes so that is part of the comprehensive

[17:33] master plan we've already begun discussing um

[17:37] what that next phase looks like we're we are confident that um we will be able to

[17:42] get the funding for the middle mile infrastructure all 17 million

[17:47] through this round of funding through the commerce authority the commerce

[17:50] authority has already said um they have another 100 million coming through at

[17:56] the state level it's unclear whether that is part of their infrastructure

[17:59] allocation or whether that's separate from our allocation but we know at

[18:03] minimum there is another 100 million coming through in this state

[18:07] so part of the conversation we're having in our next

[18:12] round of conversations with which whatever whatever partner we end up on

[18:16] um internet service provider will be that conversation of what is our next um

[18:21] grant application look like to actually get that infrastructure built out um to

[18:27] the end user to the businesses to the homes um and that will be based on

[18:31] uh communities that are currently underserved or unserved um it will

[18:36] depend on the speeds one of the things that was found out in the master

[18:41] planning process was the actual speed tests that magellan did

[18:46] throughout the county and so what we learned which was really surprising is

[18:49] that what most of us pay for and the speeds that we're supposed to be getting

[18:53] based on the service we paid for is not what we received that's probably no real

[18:58] surprise to any of you um but magellan was able to empirically show that by

[19:02] having residents who took the survey actually conduct speed tests

[19:06] on the service they were receiving in their wherever they were taking it at

[19:09] work or at home so that is the next phase of our round of grant applications

[19:15] both at the federal level as well as the state dollars that will be coming out

[19:22] well um

[19:24] so once it's all done so the last mile

[19:28] uh infrastructure that would be put out to bid or

[19:33] we're not quite sure what that would look like because um

[19:37] the way the middle mile project is designed

[19:40] we will be able to begin leasing once that infrastructure

[19:44] is built we will begin to release that middle mile fiber

[19:47] so we might not need as much grant funding for last mile connectivity

[19:52] because a lot of times your internet service providers will build

[19:56] out because they want to own that last mile infrastructure they don't want the

[20:00] county to own it um and so if we cover the cost for the middle

[20:04] model they're more than likely to cover the cost for the last mile so the amount

[20:08] of grant funding necessary to cover that last mile will not we don't anticipate

[20:12] will be as much um so we're not sure how much

[20:15] that that will be okay and you have you all

[20:18] considered because we have two providers in the area now is there a possibility

[20:22] that they could buy all that or or would you have a competitive where

[20:27] other entities could come in all of the capacity on the the middle

[20:32] mile is that what you're doing no on the the

[20:35] last mile infrastructure

[20:38] no because they would have to in order to

[20:41] um in order for any provider um to own

[20:46] essentially the last mile they would have to lease all of that capacity from

[20:49] the county on the middle mile because the county's goal is to create

[20:54] competition it would be my guess that the county

[20:57] would not be open to sole sourcing all of that middle mile fiber to one

[21:02] provider okay yeah that's my question thank you

[21:07] any other comments or questions phil thank you appreciate it yeah

[21:13] okay did we take a little initiative

[21:27] second have a motion and a second all in favor

[21:36] moving on to item e and this is going back to what we first reading from

[21:42] the last meeting we had ordinance 21 14

[21:47] the second reading

[21:52] ordinance of the city of holbrook arizona regarding condominiums and

[21:56] townhouses whereas people are moving to holbrook creating a scarcity of housing

[22:02] and whereas housing costs continue to rise and whereas condominiums and

[22:07] townhouses offer an option for those who are unable to find housing or may not be

[22:12] able to afford a single family home and whereas although condominiums are

[22:17] defined in the city code condominiums and townhouses are not specifically

[22:22] listed in any zone and whereas it is the desire of the city

[22:26] council to clarify that condominiums and townhouses are allowed to be built in

[22:32] the city

[22:35] and this is second reason so i'm sure we'll entertain a motion i'll

[22:41] make a motion that we approve ordinance 21-14

[22:46] second motion and a second and

[22:50] this is an ordinance so it requires a roll called vote

[22:54] uh mirror young aye

[22:57] council member dixon aye councilmember kester all right council member marsh

[23:02] aye council member nielsen aye councilmember wilford aye

[23:07] ocean passes ted thank you for the work on that

[23:11] you're welcome i think it's very good for our community

[23:14] to clean up the code that this way well just for those watching if they don't

[23:18] haven't kept up from when we did this we read this the first time all this is

[23:22] basically updating language and definitions in the

[23:27] ordinance here to provide opportunities for additional capacity and

[23:32] additional types of buildings or residences

[23:38] thank you for that explanation moving on to item f resolution

[23:44] 21-13 resign a resolution designating

[23:48] authority to execute an airport rescue grant

[23:52] i'm sure we'll entertain a motion

[23:56] adopt resolution

[24:00] second devotion and i'll read this resolution by hitting

[24:04] only unless well i'll read the whereas because it does have the dollar figures

[24:09] resolution 2113 a resolution of the merit council the city of holbrook

[24:13] navajo county arizona designating authority to execute an

[24:18] airport rescue grant where whereas the city has been approved

[24:23] to receive 22 000 in federal funds titled airport rescue grant offer

[24:30] for the holbrook municipal airport and whereas

[24:33] the federal aviation administration agrees to pay

[24:36] 100 of the allowable costs incurred as a

[24:40] result of and in accordance with this grant and

[24:43] whereas as part of the acceptance the mayor and

[24:46] the city council must approve authority to execute this group

[24:52] we have a motion and a second on the floor

[24:56] again a resolution requires a roll call vote

[25:00] do you have a question comments yes

[25:04] um so this is

[25:07] titled the airport rescue grant and i might take exception with that

[25:12] title our airport does not need rescuing um the other thing is

[25:17] some things i brought up on past grants namely

[25:21] under page 9 section 22 and page 20

[25:27] section 18. so those are my objections thank you

[25:32] thank you any other comments or questions on it

[25:38] hearing none roll call vote please may romero young all right council

[25:43] member dixon nick council member kester all right

[25:47] council member mark aye council member nielsen aye constable wilford aye

[25:54] motion

[26:01] okay moving on to item g

[26:05] approved purchase of bleachers for hunt park baseball field

[26:13] tim kelly is not here basically discussion of the hunt park baseball

[26:17] field bleachers have exceeded their life expectancy and are

[26:21] no longer considered safe therefore bids were obtained

[26:26] pw athletic for thirty one thousand nine hundred and fifty three seventy four

[26:32] for k part twenty five thousand seven

[26:35] hundred and forty nine forty six and for jpro 21

[26:41] 395.80 at 88

[26:44] the recommendation is to approve the purchase

[26:49] from jpro bleachers in the amount of twenty one thousand three hundred and

[26:53] ninety five eighty eight i make a motion motion that we approve

[26:58] the um

[27:00] the bleacher purchase through jpro for 21

[27:05] and eighty eight 395.88

[27:07] wait a second a second motion of the second do you have any

[27:11] comments or questions on this item i just wanna clarify or

[27:15] confirm these are grant monies there that's correct yes

[27:21] any other comments or questions

[27:25] hearing none we've got a motion and a second all in favor

[27:29] all right any opposed

[27:36] okay summary of current events well we've been kind of

[27:41] off for a while nice to have everybody back in

[27:45] i really don't have a whole lot hope everybody had a good christmas uh

[27:49] happy new year uh i know there's

[27:53] been a few deaths within the city i'm not sure

[27:57] of all who they were i know we did lose one of our business members the owner of

[28:02] the winner's circle restaurant condolences

[28:05] to him and his family unfortunately

[28:11] thank the mayor the city manager for putting all this together there's a lot

[28:16] of work involved in this uh and this certain

[28:20] a lot of a lot of discussions and stuff on the new business items and stuff

[28:24] you've been working pretty hard to come in and see them every day so

[28:27] again thank you ted for all your efforts that you put in welcome

[28:33] start with council members councilman dixon

[28:36] um i keep waiting for winter to get here and we'll just keep having these balmy

[28:40] days ted i want to thank you too for your

[28:43] attention to detail and your professionalism and in

[28:46] everything that you do here thank you thank you that's it

[28:51] i just want to bring um one opportunity to focus the attention

[28:55] that is uh the city of excuse me the chamber of commerce is

[28:59] providing a small business workshop this is free and it includes lunch and

[29:05] it's on tuesdays from january 18th to february 15th so

[29:10] that's five opportunities

[29:12] um there's various themes about opening

[29:16] small businesses and what you may or may not want to be doing

[29:19] so call cindy tafoya the chamber her website her excuse me her phone

[29:24] number's on the website uh on the chamber's website and on facebook

[29:28] so um if you know of anybody who's on the fence about opening up business

[29:32] because they don't think they know what exactly to do or i think this is a good

[29:36] opportunity so adam is this going to be at the

[29:38] chamber or where will there's one detail and neglected right down okay but since

[29:43] you'll have that i think there's a there's a flyer on

[29:46] facebook and on the web page for the chamber about that

[29:51] they're from noon to one on tuesdays

[29:57] thank you councilman johnson wolford just want to wish everybody a happy new

[30:02] year i know it's got to get better this year

[30:07] yeah we've lost a lot of uh famous people a lot of local people

[30:12] family members it's been tough this last year

[30:16] so i'm looking forward to it uh

[30:19] really looking forward to this broadband i think it's going to be something

[30:22] really significant to improve the

[30:26] daily lives of our local residents in our county so we really

[30:31] appreciate the county

[30:33] on top of all that and bringing it to us especially with our brothers and sisters

[30:40] out there on the reds that have been so isolated for so many years

[30:43] that uh this is really gonna bring them up to

[30:48] uh cold i'd say you know it's long overdue

[30:52] so yeah kudos to the county

[30:56] kudos to you ted amazing uh work you're doing so thank you hang

[31:02] in there thank you councilman councilman nelson

[31:10] to go off of what kip said you know during the pandemic a lot of

[31:14] our reservation kids going to our school district weren't adequately served

[31:18] because of the internet and this will this will greatly increase the ability

[31:24] if we do have another pandemic or another

[31:26] emergency for them to get the

[31:30] education to the zoom education that they need anyway i wanted to bring

[31:36] up also that ron scorse had passed away from covet

[31:40] and uh he was a long time resident here he's a he worked for aps for for years

[31:46] and years as a surveyor and also with the hash knife

[31:52] uh their sendoff dinner uh it's tuesday february 1st

[32:00] at 6 00 pm at the elks

[32:04] but they're sending off breakfast is the

[32:06] next morning at the senior center at 7 a.m

[32:11] and there's i think it's seven or eight dollars at the

[32:15] it's not very much for the breakfast and it's fifteen dollars i just wanted to

[32:19] bring that up

[32:25] and raymond barella that's right raymond bareilles also passed away

[32:30] who was a lifelong resident of holbrook that's

[32:34] our signage guy right whole family

[32:45] yes i'd like to wish everybody a happy healthy and prosperous new year

[32:51] and ron sports was a good friend of mine we raced together

[32:55] way back in the 70s and

[33:00] barela raymond nicknamed bonehead

[33:04] so most people known by that i've done a lot of dealings with them

[33:08] and had a good time i i was really shocked with both of them

[33:14] wow ron scorse who just did our surveyor

[33:18] cemetery that rounds course

[33:20] it probably was the same guy 74 years old he just surveyed our cemetery

[33:27] yeah lived up on the hill

[33:30] just really a great guy

[33:33] right and he was he was up and adam one day and

[33:39] people saw him about town and the very next day

[33:42] he passed away in the ambulance on the way to the hospital

[33:47] complications dude called it

[33:52] uh city manager okay um

[33:56] in addition to this grant that you just approved we will be receiving another

[33:59] grant this is an adot airport pavement preservation program the grant is for

[34:04] 171 561 dollars uh that will require a 10 match and that will be for taxiway a

[34:12] uh the funds will be used for crack ceiling seal coding and or an overlay

[34:18] and of course these procedures will extend the life of that taxiway

[34:22] uh the we've been finishing up some work on

[34:26] our community center they're doing a remodel

[34:28] staff is painting replacing floors windows lights upgrading the restrooms

[34:32] to handling kept accessible we purchased new chairs

[34:36] and now that location will be able to use for small

[34:40] events up to 48 people the daily rental fee on that is 50 right

[34:44] now our community center is booked just about every weekend so this gives them

[34:48] provides another opportunity folks that have small events

[34:52] and then it also allows us to properly properly utilize

[34:55] that building so we're excited about getting that done uh we'll also be

[34:59] putting some new windows in the police department and finally should be getting

[35:02] gutters installed i've been working on that program for a while we had to go to

[35:06] a different vendor and then in addition to that we purchased some new mobile

[35:10] computers for the police department

[35:14] also work is being done on the leski park concession stand

[35:17] um they will restart that work they shifted gears to

[35:21] the community center because of the colder weather

[35:24] it's a lot nicer working on the inside there

[35:27] and then uh the next project that we've got coming up is going to be the

[35:30] restrooms at the golf course i don't know if any of you have taken a look at

[35:33] those restrooms that they're pretty in pretty bad shape

[35:36] uh steve was pretty excited about that when i told him the day that that's the

[35:39] next uh project that we have coming up so i'll be upgraded new paint new

[35:42] flooring new toilets new sinks and upgrade to be

[35:45] handicapped accessible i'm really looking forward to that because those

[35:47] restrooms are in pretty bad shape then finally um i'm adding borrow field to

[35:53] the parks renovation grant program that we had talked about in the past all the

[35:56] work that we're doing we had a request and apparently they've been trying for

[35:59] many many years now to get lighting in place and so with this grant we'll be

[36:03] able to add lighting to barrel field and we'll also be replacing the bleachers

[36:07] bleachers are in pretty bad shape somebody's been jumping on them so

[36:10] i'm also doing some research there are other opportunities for other grants as

[36:15] far as the baseball fields are concerned

[36:18] uh and that may or may not happen we'll see but i'll look into that

[36:23] whether or not we get that particular grant we do have grant funds though to

[36:26] finish up that project so we will be getting uh new lights and new bleachers

[36:30] for um borough field so that's really exciting

[36:33] and that's all i had mayor thank you just one question for you today

[36:37] hopefully i'm not throwing a curveball how's the uh sensing project coming yeah

[36:41] so um this morning uh uh tim met with the defense person

[36:46] uh that's actually gonna be doing the fence work and they just went over the

[36:49] plans and they should start on that project in february thank you

[36:58] okay moving on to item nine submissions of written petitions for items

[37:06] item 10 adjournment material entertainment

[37:09] motion for a journal i make a motion return

[37:14] second motion motion a second all in favor

[37:18] all right any opposed

[37:21] adam gets to stay here

[37:28] i'm gonna check the minutes ted one of

[37:32] those four of us

Holbrook City Council Meeting January 13, 2022

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