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[0:00] Before I make a wish, let's get started, because we know it's there. Allow us to take this here and come in and say, do your staff need to start in order to do the vote against that need to step up to the mic so they can hear you.
[0:17] I'm sorry.
[0:19] Hey, Jim, how are you?
[0:24] I'm fine.
[0:34] I'm fine.
[0:35] I'm fine.
[0:36] I'm fine.
[0:37] I'm fine.
[0:37] I'm fine.
[0:37] Nothing really to report just budgets in minutes.
[0:42] And I thank you, hard copies, because I was sure of the projections.
[0:47] from speed to swing and I like hard copies.
[0:51] So like the first, like the first batch is for the budget
[0:59] that we'll prove and then like the,
[1:01] well the papers, or another thing that's
[1:03] gonna put a staple is the amendment.
[1:07] So all amendments I kind of just notes on the side
[1:11] and then for the budgets, I do have an executive budget summary.
[1:17] that is in the back of the table.
[1:21] Does that make sense?
[1:24] So, yeah, I think that's about it.
[1:27] And then the higher the finance person,
[1:30] that's going to take over my old time job,
[1:32] he's in the start of the six,
[1:36] his name is Brandon.
[1:39] The half of his last name,
[1:40] he is Larry Palmer's son-in-law.
[1:45] So we have lots of downbeat ties, a new side for things like that, but it's a thing, yes.
[1:53] Like, black means yes,
[1:57] so branded and yes, so things like that.
[2:18] So there's an event next week that we're not is hosting in the community center called
[2:26] of GDOT transportation can be and that's going to be on Monday Tuesday.
[2:31] I sent out a presentation so hopefully everybody got that.
[2:36] If you want to attend in your bill, I think it would be really great.
[2:42] It's designed for elected officials in city staffers
[2:47] and especially good for people who don't do a lot of visits with GDOT
[2:53] to be able to understand the resources that they have
[2:57] to develop for local governments.
[3:00] So, that gave them an end to the day.
[3:04] I think it's time for the, this is between 10 a.m.
[3:08] and 3 p.m.
[3:10] So there's a number of straight people like that.
[3:13] Any questions about that?
[3:17] Part of that one, I get registered for it,
[3:20] but I think about 10 to 2 or so,
[3:23] so I can't be there, so I can be a problem.
[3:27] I think that they'll take a little, they can get,
[3:29] you know, I'll be there.
[3:31] I think as much as I can, from the first lady,
[3:33] I think that I'll, yeah.
[3:34] Okay, so we've
[3:40] got a lot of projects under design right now,
[3:46] and we're pushing before with those,
[3:51] the 7.07Xs, or XM-18 project,
[3:56] 100 South, 60 South, and 14 Northwest projects were really close to having 100 South
[4:05] project ready to bid. So, I love the amount of times pretty soon, and also the random
[4:10] sportsmanship of the XM19 project will be out soon because we need to get some money spent
[4:18] before the end of the year. So, we can get those ramps on the construction meet that money spent
[4:23] from our Utah administration rent that we secure from the state of Utah.
[4:31] But we can only try it for 700 months for this weekend.
[4:35] So, yeah, I don't want to scale it if I may or if I may change my view.
[4:39] So, I'm going to have a little break on that.
[4:42] And I don't know if I can give you all good news and bad news and I believe you use.
[4:46] So, we are going to start another kickoff, another design effort to tackle intersection
[4:57] agreements at 700 Western Corners South in the bridge and things, so that's a new exciting
[5:04] effort that we are taking.
[5:07] That's going to be a blast, and we're going to do something with all the new requirements.
[5:12] Yeah, I didn't have the same, so I think it's time to leave it for us to start working on that.
[5:18] I think a little bit of a roundabout.
[5:20] Well, we have a few different options that we will set out and then present to the council.
[5:28] And we'll give a recommendation.
[5:32] But we have decided on one particular option this morning.
[5:38] Do you know where this letter we got from today from Cypher was in here?
[5:46] I was just anywhere.
[5:48] So, I just very glad to take a look at it.
[5:52] I soon thought our mastermind didn't know we approved Mastermind because they approved the fees.
[5:57] We haven't heard much about it yet.
[6:02] Well, that's something that some of you can see, I just kind of escaped through it, but it's not that big of a deal here.
[6:12] Yeah, it would be nice to go through these types of details in a different setting.
[6:18] Well, I have a different type of feeling when I'm sitting in that sandwich.
[6:24] They didn't even need some of their food, but a whole lot of them, that's the end point of it.
[6:30] I wish they could give it to you guys.
[6:32] We could be in some kind of recommendation to a son before we got here.
[6:35] Yeah.
[6:36] They just leave people with concerns that there's something out there.
[6:39] But we need to address them.
[6:41] When we got to you guys, we had kids who were going to do that for us.
[6:46] Right.
[6:51] So the four of us coming out here in a couple of weeks
[6:54] in we are planning to have our parade and are we men out at the lake as as is
[7:04] traditional city staff or voice to deliver all the draft control things that
[7:13] would normally do so that most shows will proceed as normal are there any other
[7:21] question for me.
[7:23] I have a question for you.
[7:24] I can just maybe ask you to cancel off by the meeting I've told
[7:27] him before.
[7:29] We're around the media report.
[7:32] I'm sorry.
[7:34] It's a quite church.
[7:36] We don't have to ask too much to 50 you know.
[7:38] We don't want to walk near all by those.
[7:40] For that.
[7:42] I can have that out.
[7:43] I'm going to go.
[7:44] No.
[7:45] We're doing all of the works.
[7:48] No.
[7:48] We're doing all of the works.
[7:48] Here we have a, we're going to do the report.
[7:51] I'm carrying the,
[7:51] But we are at a trade holding that everyone is getting an inch of that.
[7:58] But we have prisons, it's like the emergency, so I don't know if it's going to happen.
[8:04] So, well, I have those on that boat, and I'd like to make sure you do not get able to do it.
[8:08] Like, you know, so that's what we're going to do is we're going to strike this olives.
[8:12] So, I think that one question, you brought up First South months of the bidding.
[8:19] but that project will start going right after each of the three reds of land.
[8:24] So we need to have our mids.
[8:27] We need that in that.
[8:28] Sometimes it's going to be really heavy.
[8:31] And everything ready to go so you can start going right after.
[8:43] One day, so I'll start with MS4 stuff.
[8:47] We had a coalition meeting this week in preparation for our contractor training,
[8:52] which will be on June 30th.
[8:54] That starts at 9.30 in the morning, but we're going to say George Lee Hall, goes to all approximately 12.30 and there's a lunch serve with that.
[9:06] So if you guys are interested, learn more presentations from the state.
[9:12] Kelsey and Jean are both giving different presentations on some updates to the
[9:24] The coalition has to be out of their plans this year.
[9:27] Obviously, we're still in our second year of rolling this out.
[9:31] So it's a little different than that.
[9:33] But it's a change.
[9:36] It's a rush.
[9:37] Myself and Mike can come over these days.
[9:39] And so we'll have to update our plan.
[9:41] And we'll send them.
[9:42] Just so you guys know,
[9:43] if you want more about that,
[9:45] that's happening on June 30th.
[9:49] Spark's one of the work side jobs,
[9:50] our second baby, we're getting a lot of plans
[9:53] that's in front of our telecommunication companies
[9:58] because as for more oversight from now,
[10:02] they were bringing in big projects,
[10:04] and just trying to do them
[10:05] and we're increasingly convinced
[10:06] that we're making our way through the James C process.
[10:11] So we ask the guests to look at those
[10:15] I think I brought in 12 different projects one week, so the different way to see members
[10:22] and say staff are definitely busy with trying to catch up to that stuff.
[10:27] But I think there's still a little bit to do.
[10:29] It's part of some of the work seconds.
[10:31] Okay, is that any questions for me?
[10:36] Thanks, Leslie.
[10:37] Thank you.
[10:40] Good.
[10:41] Thank you very much.
[10:44] So, I apologize for not giving you that report again this week, but I was moving by some of the ways I don't keep on running my office.
[10:53] We did hire so many individuals with details regarding the finance, financial roles, however, because they haven't, I haven't seen an awful lot of sign yet.
[11:03] I want to tell you where they are.
[11:05] I just prefer to see the proof before I get everybody on the stage happy.
[11:11] Let's see if we've done our employees.
[11:13] We still have one.
[11:14] We're about to get ready to pull out the position for the police department.
[11:18] I'm trying to get a lot of right off the surface.
[11:20] We have a new parts to sodium.
[11:22] Open it right now.
[11:24] And it's straight,
[11:25] we're losing a few employees who are moving on to different jobs all together.
[11:35] So we got that open as well, and that's what I have to work with.
[11:42] It definitely has any questions, but
[11:53] it's very important for you to learn more about it.
[12:01] I'm just very glad I came around just this whole week, so I'm a little bit out of it.
[12:05] So it's interesting to come around with the U.S.
[12:12] process.
[12:13] We're creating a new project that's going to give us a new chance to utilize this.
[12:17] It's down from Clover.
[12:19] It's the Silicon Valley County 500K.
[12:22] It's going to be a chance to run it down through Redview.
[12:25] So here we go.
[12:29] So that's exciting.
[12:31] I think presented a bunch of complications that set this up in the book.
[12:35] Kind of a forward to this kind of book.
[12:37] I'll leave you a lot of opportunities that we've made through this book right now.
[12:42] And we're kind of a lot of work that I've done on new generation
[12:45] because of the transmission in the now.
[12:48] This sort of work just doesn't happen.
[12:49] So it's kind of both of the ways on some of the bigger generation projects
[12:53] like Miller and Albert County to live in neighborhoods.
[12:57] So if you get that power down to us,
[12:59] I was kind of pushed out of the race,
[13:02] but that was the condition.
[13:04] The mind, you know, has a dark night carry.
[13:07] You can eat, you know, with a lot of local speakers.
[13:09] You don't point me down that way,
[13:11] so we're going to be in there.
[13:13] You just have a dark night carry.
[13:14] You're going to be in there.
[13:17] There's a lot of local stuff.
[13:20] How's that?
[13:22] Good.
[13:23] Good.
[13:25] Good.
[13:30] It's a new pathway coming down from Clover, and it's going to come down towards the west side of my 15, I guess.
[13:39] And then down through, I guess down through from Clover, down to Cedar.
[13:45] Cedar is going to go to the west.
[13:47] The west from Clover up towards Enterprise, and then down through Redview, and then down to Parallel and Nevada.
[13:58] Yeah, and that was where I brought up some of my concerns, because they're looking at using that line to replace the projected 345 lines supposed to come from the Bergertoids, which is what we heard in cities, so I don't want that line to replace, at least not about additional infrastructure, but it's going to give us that, that we're going to have back in the Bergertoids and not a lot of the world.
[14:22] It's a big project, like $2.3 billion transmission line, 500kb transmission line, so it's a really big project, big numbers.
[14:33] I think UAMS is looking at being on top of about 700 million online builds, but it will give us over 500 banks to Washington County area, if it goes.
[14:49] But that's all happened to get any questions from me.
[14:54] Thank you.
[14:57] Can you hear me?
[14:58] Is that one of the last to start?
[16:10] Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
[16:10] And if you watched the news at all, the situation with the mountain lion fish game with our
[16:19] content, I guess, really is information that we would plan on, I mean, release it anyways.
[16:25] There have been many sightings of the mountain lion here in Cal, started at Dollar Tree, and
[16:33] then from there, as the residential yards, this mountain lion showed no fear of humans.
[16:40] and it was very concerning at that point that we may have issues with attacking animals,
[16:47] livestock, or even humans, and so it became a public safety issue.
[16:52] We were very closely with DWR, and by the best resolution, they also had a candidate conclusion
[16:58] that with their children of fear, that even if they did try to relocate,
[17:03] they would find this way back into town.
[17:05] So, with the help of a local houseman, we were able to locate it in these nice and
[17:14] dewey-ordic
[17:15] positions at that time, so that has been addressed and hopefully that will be the last
[17:21] of mountain lines in our community.
[17:24] I'll be honest with you, my for sure that I can believe it, I thought I was a coyote or something
[17:28] like that, but then I watched the video footage and it wasn't me that mountain line.
[17:34] Our detective yesterday, a certain search warrant on local residents, individual have been
[17:41] looking at child technology online.
[17:44] Again, the detective Johnson did a great job with this and have been arresting the individual
[17:51] for accounts of sexual exploitation of a minor and they're seeking a bunch of like trunks
[18:03] This will probably hand it over to the feds, the takers, and this guy will probably see some pretty serious present time we're hoping.
[18:13] It's always great to get these individuals where they come along.
[18:20] That's all I have. You have any questions for me.
[18:26] Thank you.
[18:28] We're
[18:35] staying steadily busy with planning the initial agendas.
[18:40] A little bit of a slowdown.
[18:42] I'm going to make sure I use progress coming through.
[18:45] What we do is stay busy with the typical site plans.
[18:49] So I'm going to change this and I'm going to verify something like that.
[18:55] And we have a agenda for next week as well.
[18:58] One thing I just thought I'd mention from planning the commission last week.
[19:02] There was a discussion of planning commission law in a half, and it was in relation to that interstate home cell change now for
[19:09] on itself that was denied. One planning commissioner in particular felt very strongly that we should maybe look at some creative ways that we could use
[19:20] duplexes or be flexible duplexes in the city.
[19:27] And we had that discussion. There wasn't really any direction given
[19:31] then topic the code, and we were more instructed to plan
[19:36] the staff as instructed to look into some creative
[19:40] documents, just look into what the possibilities were,
[19:43] what some of the other cities were doing.
[19:46] So like I said, what they did was really
[19:49] in directions and something forward for a code
[19:52] of everything, but I really just mentioned that to you guys
[19:55] and just in case somebody does go that route,
[19:57] it's kind of on your radar.
[19:59] I hope I'm not still in council next summer.
[20:02] If you wanted to talk about that.
[20:04] So if you don't mind the area, I mean Gary could shape his head into this.
[20:11] I was not going to do that part of the planning commission meeting and I kind of nice to help
[20:19] Gary now.
[20:21] I mean, I felt like that the city council was pretty solid on every side of the city.
[20:30] When we denied that, that's most likely not something we're totally interested in, but I think, I mean that's why I'm in here, I'm definitely not interested in the Christ as being built in single family visited neighborhoods.
[20:47] So that is concerned by, I don't know how everybody else feels, but Gary and I talked just a little bit.
[20:54] and I think it would help him, if it's not for them,
[20:57] I think it would help me as a councilor,
[20:59] I'm actually going to
[21:03] go on to that one.
[21:05] I don't know.
[21:06] I just, I mean, I'm really,
[21:08] what voice writing is, you know,
[21:10] I think in places at a place,
[21:12] I think they're very,
[21:13] a very good thing for your community
[21:15] and you come up and go out with a person,
[21:17] you know, listening to a home-to-date,
[21:20] that's their company or else,
[21:22] but I think it's,
[21:24] in my opinion, it's that policy
[21:26] to put those in residential neighborhoods.
[21:29] The thing is, I don't worry about those people who are allowing
[21:32] the cities that are in and out, but we're taking
[21:36] what used to be effects in the bottom of the residential
[21:38] which we're dealing with, what the housing is it is.
[21:41] And I don't think a little bit of the city is
[21:44] what they have in the 70s there with the two lives.
[21:47] Unless somebody's living on the side of it,
[21:49] wouldn't have that.
[21:50] If you're going to have the same problem,
[21:51] I'm not going to talk to him, hold on for a vacation when it's a certain read that you're going to have.
[21:56] I see you have a place where I know you're going to make some similar hopes to when it tries to action myself.
[22:04] Well, I'll jump in while that mic's going.
[22:07] The State of New York really has an instrument for us, and technically, if you want to get really right now, I'm going to bear on with it.
[22:13] They passed that law last year that says they need you to be at any home, on any lot in the state of Utah, not in the hurricane or in Washington, or in the state of Utah, anybody can put an A.D.U. and they can put a limit on the size.
[22:30] I can go and build the house right now with a full basement, say my footprint's two thousand square feet, I can have a two thousand square feet, the end of basement right underneath me, or on the second story, if I do two stories.
[22:43] Right now, according to state law, we can do that anyway, so they basically pass a lot of time on the two plants on any law to say that they're good, whatever you got.
[22:54] You can't not ask the one they made it and they said they're not going to put it in place.
[23:01] Technically it is.
[23:05] So if you like a separate service, they have to meet the code.
[23:11] It's not going to be separated by whatever a new place is required or an hour or a barrier between them.
[23:17] They have to meet all that and that's exactly what it is that is so it's like, you know, we can sit and feel bad and talk and I'm not trying to be, you know, dead again, or not dead again, don't apologize to you, don't die.
[23:29] Those guys I didn't think of dead anymore.
[23:32] But if it's already there, you know, technically so something, especially if I was something, try to get that, you know, personally I can go into any lot in any city you're in.
[23:44] and give them a new plan.
[23:46] And that's what we recommend.
[23:47] It's all about the site.
[23:48] We told them it's just simple, it was on.
[23:53] So you know, they have a side by side,
[23:54] and you still take the key and do that with the ABU.
[23:57] And you know, it's all just part of the primary structure.
[24:00] And you have to live, but I'm going to have
[24:03] the emperor seven, you can rent all that.
[24:06] Yeah, that's fine.
[24:07] I wasn't getting even into that.
[24:09] I'm just saying that every year,
[24:11] there's a lot more stuff we're not talking about.
[24:12] The old shit right now is just talking about
[24:14] Eric, you know, right now it's a long and a long story of people.
[24:16] I think that's why definition between
[24:19] three places together, and so two places would be
[24:21] to play it out, and we'll be made up of
[24:23] a certain aspect of our society.
[24:26] That's why I guess I think a little different definition.
[24:28] Yeah, and you could, that's taken into an other thing
[24:30] where if I want to build two units on one lot
[24:34] and not live in it, then technically you're right.
[24:37] But now I've just been to say, where are you support?
[24:41] I'll say it's a great thing,
[24:42] but I was never a fourth, but the neighbor right next to us over here in Mountain Street
[24:48] has his own, it's called Arkham's own, you know, two residents that own one lot and a lot
[24:53] of the minimum 12,000 square feet size, and they can either be attached or separated from
[24:59] each other and didn't matter. And I thought that was such a thing. Who came up with that idea?
[25:04] Right, when I first started working there 20 years ago. Well, not everybody did, but there was
[25:09] probably in my time, we haven't made it one year, it was 20 people built. They had changed
[25:14] the character of the neighborhoods. You know, people were kind of upset, but it ended up not
[25:21] being such a terrible thing for those right out of high school. It wasn't flooded through, like,
[25:25] you know, tons of people came in, but I'm just going to give you an experience. And I'm not saying
[25:30] I'm poor again, but I did. I changed one too. I said, you know what? And most of them are
[25:37] It was a lot of size that changed it, you know, had at least 12,000 square feet, and then
[25:44] over there.
[25:45] So that's mine.
[25:47] Two cents plus two more.
[25:48] I'm putting it on the top.
[25:49] These are my ones.
[25:50] I'm putting it on.
[25:51] There you are.
[25:53] So I'm on most of these places.
[25:55] Four places, whatever.
[25:57] I should be the best development that that was designed for.
[26:00] I would not be in favor of rezoning.
[26:05] I'm dizzy in presidential areas where a new place to be is built, but the big difference
[26:12] between the EDUs and the new pledges, do you have, in a different owner usually, they
[26:19] do have two different meters, two different services, and my final say, you have to be living
[26:27] with that ED, you have to be living with one, so the whole difference in my, I just don't
[26:31] I think we've changed its own way from a single family residential area into a home
[26:37] in that way.
[26:39] I agree with this account more often, and it really said that I do think two boxes have
[26:46] a place to start linked through, and definitely need them, but spot zoning and putting them
[26:52] smack back in the little residential they put out not in favor of that, but I definitely
[26:58] I think we need to look at identifying places where they are appropriate.
[27:04] And I'm always going to follow the forward that harmonious,
[27:07] the forward criteria is that harmonians are their ad,
[27:10] but utilities will, like, negatively impact property value,
[27:14] and those that go to general plan.
[27:16] And that's, I think, a good code to go by.
[27:22] I am open to it, especially when we have empty thoughts in areas
[27:29] your schools and make a big sense to be flexible so we can get different type of
[27:35] thousand people that they're schools and I'm going to be honest good this is
[27:42] good feedback I do have to report back to them so this will help me kind of
[27:46] crack my response and research every time I go back to them and Gary just
[27:50] We do have something right now.
[27:53] The process.
[27:54] Yeah.
[27:54] Yeah, I got one on the side.
[28:05] Thanks.
[28:06] Thank you.
[28:06] You're great.
[28:07] I'm going to make it for you.
[28:10] I'll
[28:14] give you a little bit.
[28:16] I'm going to make a cancel.
[28:17] I was going to give you a little report last week.
[28:19] And I'm going to stand where the system is.
[28:26] So last year, 2025, in June 1st, we met with.
[28:32] We have about 212 million gallons of water through the Earth Valley area.
[28:38] That's our Stratwells, or Westwell.
[28:41] And this year we have, basically, springs that's on mine also, as of 2026 to the first
[28:47] new man, 336 million gallons of water through, so about 120 million more than the last year.
[28:54] But we also have, basically, springs on at this time too.
[28:58] So as far as that right here in the valley, we've done 27.5% of our water rights on the right of Sherry.
[29:05] So we're doing pretty good.
[29:07] Ashtray, the Kocherville Springs,
[29:11] 2025, we ran 375 million gallons of water.
[29:16] And this year, we ran 338 million gallons of water.
[29:19] So we've done a little bit from that right, which is 30% of our water rights from there.
[29:26] This is the big one that I was more excited about the purchase of water from the district last year.
[29:32] But this is a May for June 1st.
[29:35] We bought 260 million gallons of water this year.
[29:40] We only bought 116 million gallons of water.
[29:43] So we're saying this brings up this lot this year so far.
[29:50] Today was a rough day for water.
[29:52] were a massive ass meat and we had a hard time keeping up. Two years ago on June 16th we
[30:00] We've switched over to the Water Conservatives' treatment plan for the west part of town as well as our distribution of an air wall marting. Last year we turned it on May 6th and turned really early and then today June 18th we had to turn it over there. So it's kind of a regular forest that we have off this long, but we are using the water water right now and we are a massive passivity of food and water.
[30:31] just to give you a little update on the guys set out three nights this week already, all my
[30:38] long fix and leaves, two and dicks and springs and one out on the safe street, like now we're
[30:43] just around the tournament, now we're at water rakes, it is late season, so they've been
[30:50] really busy, they were pretty tired boys and not home today, so anyway I just want them
[30:55] I don't know, but I'm excited to appreciate it.
[30:57] We've got a good crew on top of it,
[31:00] and they work hard, they're dedicated,
[31:02] and we appreciate them.
[31:04] Our projects are moving along,
[31:07] the wells are still drilling,
[31:08] no soil, we'll go through the hard ground.
[31:11] This Sky Ranch change, we've got the Whitport on it,
[31:15] we've got about 14 to 28 day weight they have
[31:18] before we start stripping that.
[31:21] I want to say, the powder apartment too,
[31:23] we've got the booster on the line,
[31:24] If you're old, then that takes you to put water in it.
[31:27] We're looking around public for the first week of July to start putting water in that,
[31:31] testing and stuff, so we're getting really close.
[31:36] We got to slide gates in the pond, have a variation, ponds today.
[31:42] We could put water in the pond if we wanted to, we're waiting for some camping stuff to come
[31:48] in and finish up, lose your station and stuff, so we're really, really close to the water
[31:53] And that's all I have to say, what's your opinion?
[32:06] Well, I just came to a public hearing, but, well, actually, I have such competent supervisors
[32:16] that work for me, that by the time we get to meet, they can cover everything that really
[32:21] is the cover.
[32:23] We still are staying very busy in the development end of the situation.
[32:28] I'd like to thank all of the supervisors who worked so diligently to keep development
[32:34] on track and moving down the road. It's a big job. I think that's all I have unless you
[32:41] I have questions for me.
[32:56] If you use a microphone there, do you have anything?
[33:00] I don't have mine.
[33:07] I don't think it will work.
[33:12] Thanks.
[33:13] I'll be passed.
[33:15] I just want to let you know, a couple of things
[33:17] that are happening here in the community center.
[33:19] We are doing election voting.
[33:22] The first thing you hear, I want you to say, so come vote.
[33:26] We also are going to re-assail this parking lot
[33:30] here in the library parking lot so we will be doing that this week as well and then we are
[33:36] an official date for the grant opening of the bike car, maybe you can tell me here
[33:41] multiple different dates but we are going to do the next Saturday the grant opening,
[33:45] remove setting of the bike car, we'll be at Saturday at 8am so he's going to go to
[34:00] Yes, and then for the July break application to open, we got the council's application, so we're good there.
[34:09] But you know what I'm saying? It's supposed to be for the break. We'll do break, and then activities, stair races, and forget three months.
[34:18] I'm a soldier, and it's about to be tiered for the community center to tell about me and my local family, so did they meet and then we'll send it around to town hall for the work that we're going to do right now.
[34:29] That's all I got.
[34:34] It's a lot of money for me.
[34:36] That's why I'm in the back, right?
[34:38] That I'm going to be fighting and then even on top of that one.
[34:42] I'm troubleshooting it.
[34:43] And then I'll send you one of this.
[34:46] It seems to have my way.
[34:48] But no more stuff.
[34:50] We'll figure it out.
[35:00] We're recommending we continue new business number 10 tonight.
[35:05] It's an F1U between the city and Ash Creek.
[35:07] So it just really districts the attorney for Ash Creek,
[35:11] requested an addition to that F1U, but it just came in this afternoon
[35:15] and public works at the MS Sports Department having had a chance
[35:19] to really take a look at that.
[35:21] There's no rush. I understand it's not a deadline, so we request two weeks to repeat that. That's all I have there.
[35:30] Thank you. Thanks for having me for the council of this kind, but I'd like you later in the meeting.
[35:38] Thank you.
[35:41] No, thank you.
[35:56] So the fire district is Santa, they're a fire, they're a rush strip, they're a wild fire crew, I guess,
[36:04] and the fire fire unit on the strip, they do have a crew that does that, and it's a big revenue stream for the fire district.
[36:13] So the crews are out there, that may not be for the fire district, so let's do deal.
[36:19] And also, the harness is going to be bonding or building buildings that we have with public
[36:28] care units on the 8th or 2nd rule, because the public can't put on the bonding, I think
[36:36] it's making $2,000,000.
[36:38] But there's planning on bonding for you to build the buildings that they're waiting for.
[36:44] Sorry.
[36:45] So,
[36:53] if you have any questions, you can say it right for a couple of minutes, just make sure you're about here.
[36:58] So, we'll see you in the next one.