[0:00] Go ahead and welcome everyone. Now, as we started. All right.

[0:05] Thank you. All right. Thanks,

[0:09] Merna. We'd like to welcome everyone out toward April 20th, 2026, County Commission

[0:14] meeting. As is our tradition, we start with the order of prayer and I've asked the Commissioner

[0:18] Palmer if we'll go ahead and knock that in place. Harder had my father to read me today as

[0:23] the County Commissioners and this Commissioner, where we ask you that you would be of this

[0:27] to help us to do the things that's best for our county.

[0:32] We'll be able to make the right decisions and do what's best for county as a whole.

[0:40] Any father we ask you to bless our EMS and our first responders and our sheriff's office

[0:46] to be at 10 and watch over them and keep them safe.

[0:49] We ask you to bless our military throughout the world that they will be blessed

[0:54] wants to go around kept safe and bless your families while they're ignorant. Protecting our freedoms

[0:59] for us. We'd ask you to, you would bless us with the rain that we need so, so bad that we would

[1:06] be blessed that we would be able to get enough rain in our valley for our homes and our crops throughout

[1:11] the summer. We would need that so bad. We'd ask you to bless us with that. I mean, Father, we thank

[1:20] me for all you do for us. No, I don't have anything we have. I love these so much. I say these things

[1:26] how many in my sentence is great, isn't it? And I've asked Mr. Kassen to leave us in the pledge of

[1:30] freedom.

[1:33] Please repeat after me. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America,

[1:40] and to the republic for which it stands when the mission under God is indivisible with liberty and

[1:48] Justice for all so

[1:54] Murna you know you've ruined me for all other meetings

[1:56] I attend when they give that extra pause in the pledge. I know. You have.

[2:03] We appreciate you bringing out

[2:04] So I do too. You know the last because we're celebrating America's 250 years this year. I've had this

[2:19] Last few well last few days actually

[2:23] been doing a little bit of extra research

[2:25] into the founding of our country.

[2:29] And mostly, well, I guess it's not necessarily founding it.

[2:32] There's a war looking.

[2:35] So the midnight ride of Paul Rivera

[2:36] and learned that there was actually three people

[2:38] that did the ride with him.

[2:40] But Paul Rivera, you could ride better with Rivera than Dawes.

[2:45] And so it's really interesting to learn more about that history.

[2:49] And then I've been listening to a podcast

[2:50] That's the guy's a historian, you know, and he's talking more about the, the, the, the

[2:54] bowels of Langston and Concord and, you know, we get this vision of that the, the, uh,

[3:01] the men and men of the, you know, our patrons and men and men were a little bit unorganized

[3:05] and they really weren't.

[3:06] They were very well prepared and prepared, where it ready to go for when this kind of thing

[3:10] happened.

[3:11] And I think that just stands at a testament to, to my, getting a little tear, I think it

[3:16] about, because I was getting a little too choked up listening to the point to have a, you

[3:20] to our founding fathers and how it was meant to sort of thing, you know, that America had

[3:28] their independence and established that at that point, and I'm just thankful and grateful

[3:34] to be a part of, you know, in this great country and to be able to help celebrate the 250

[3:40] years to be a part of history here in Joe County.

[3:43] money.

[3:47] I was around 50 years ago. I don't remember much about the celebration other than

[3:51] I was in a primary parade that went down the street for like two blocks.

[3:57] Anyway, having

[3:59] said that, well, we can carry on. I apologize for it. Just thanks for letting me talk for

[4:03] a minute about it. So we'll need to prove the minutes for our previous meeting.

[4:13] Every

[4:13] I'll second that motion.

[4:15] It's got a motion second to prove the minutes from April 6th, 2026.

[4:19] All of us in favor say aye.

[4:21] Aye.

[4:22] We do have an amendment to a previous minutes.

[4:26] And we're OK.

[4:27] I don't know.

[4:28] I thought so.

[4:29] We had a change in our minutes from October 20th or the split of those.

[4:36] We were so quick talking that time that we kind of breezed over it.

[4:40] and so we just need to approve that.

[4:44] The minutes has revised, adding the section

[4:46] about the ordinance is a very, very good task.

[4:56] Motion, now we encourage the minutes for October 20th, 25.

[5:04] I'll second that motion.

[5:05] So we've got a motion in second to approve the revised minutes

[5:08] from October 20th, 2025.

[5:09] All of them favor, say aye.

[5:11] Okay, motion carries.

[5:12] Thanks.

[5:18] We'll go to Melanie.

[5:19] You're up, Melanie.

[5:20] I'm not going to

[5:26] call it that.

[5:33] Don't need to apologize.

[5:47] Thank

[5:50] you, you're welcome.

[5:52] Now Annie has the most beautiful name.

[5:56] Like you also have a daughter named that.

[5:59] I'm her second now and I always call my dad.

[6:02] We almost live Kitty Corner for a long time.

[6:05] Okay, so we've experienced some difficulties once again with DMV in our office and out

[6:15] of county residents in the state has called us we cannot turn them away or finding it

[6:20] more difficult to stay on task with our treasurest jobs with high joke with people and say I

[6:28] to get back to my paid job.

[6:30] I don't get paid to do this.

[6:33] And it's just, it's not that we're busy all the time

[6:37] with the envy.

[6:38] It's the fact that the interruptions and the treasurer's

[6:41] job, you've got to stay focused.

[6:43] You know, you're doing numbers.

[6:44] You're trying to balance stuff.

[6:46] You get interrupted and come back and back and forth.

[6:50] And it's hard to stay on task.

[6:52] So we talked reached out to the state, our supervisor,

[6:55] that's over our office, reached out to her and asked her about, well she actually is coming

[7:02] down for a meeting and she wanted county specific questions. And we raised this issue to her

[7:10] and that the county subsidizes the EMV a lot. And we propose that we either close for a day

[7:19] or that they, the state pays for an employee, and I know they wouldn't do that, but anyway

[7:26] she said yes many other county offices do close for a half or a full day during the week

[7:32] to help them do their treasure or assess their job. So they've approved that already, so I'm

[7:39] just coming to you for any other ideas you have done. What we propose that might be helpful to us,

[7:47] I don't think we need approval to do it, but I just wanted to let you know.

[7:52] So what we're proposing, we decided just maybe a half a day would just give us a few

[7:57] hours to stay on task with our treasure's job and this other paper tells about almost

[8:06] everything can be done online with DMV and so that website mernif that could be printed

[8:14] in the paper? That would be awesome. I know a lot of people don't like to do that but that I just

[8:21] want them to know that that's an option if they come and we figured Wednesday morning would be

[8:28] a morning time to be closed and we could say we'll be here in the afternoon so they know they can

[8:33] come back in the afternoon. So you're still wearing beautiful 40 hours. You're just taking part not

[8:39] taking but you're going to close the office for part of a day just to focus on that. Just to focus on that

[8:44] treasures task work. We're seeing a few mistakes. I hate to even admit that, but that's a lot with, you know, you get involved in a

[8:55] spreadsheet or something and have to go up to the counter and then you come back and you go, okay, let's see, what was my

[9:01] My trainer thought here, and the day this question came up, I had gone up to the counter,

[9:11] and there were all three of us up at the counter, and a room full of people, and I was a nice

[9:16] one person, and so when the little rush left, I asked other Moody's, how many of those

[9:21] were job county residents?

[9:23] There was one that was, and the state has just told us we cannot turn people away.

[9:30] But we try and say to them, we'd really appreciate you getting an appointment in Provo on to Provo, but anyway, so that is what we're proposing.

[9:41] We proposed starting this June 1st, which I didn't write that.

[9:49] It gives us some time to get the information out there.

[9:53] it will be called if he's going to have an update on the website. It will be updated

[10:00] on the state's website as well. So, if you have any other ideas or input that you think

[10:10] might work better than this, we're open to that.

[10:20] We do it for permits.

[10:23] They do pay us, you know, on the report I get every month of the money.

[10:27] They do pay us.

[10:29] It's a few cents for every out of county.

[10:36] Burn them down with that, huh?

[10:37] Yeah, yeah.

[10:38] And then, you know, when we propose that we just close the whole DMV down to the state,

[10:44] there were several counties that wanted to close their DMVs down, said we just can't keep up with it.

[10:50] They said we'll go ahead, but we're still going to charge the county for.

[10:54] I'm sorry you can't do anything.

[10:55] I have a question. Are you going to shut the door lock at?

[10:57] Uh-huh.

[10:58] So not concern for treasurer.

[11:01] That was a concern for treasurer, so we didn't, we're debating whether to put a sign that says,

[11:08] you know, call this number if you need treasurer assistance.

[11:13] that was a concern, but even when we put signs up on our computers or down, people still

[11:20] commit, well, I need a permit. Well, I need computers or down. We can't do anything,

[11:27] so they still come in. So, I do want the door locked, but that was a concern.

[11:33] I have the power to my own concern.

[11:35] Well, I think it's like, you know, just post hours on the doors, and then on your doors,

[11:41] as well. I think we just put DMV hours and stuff. You can see it on the outside and we'll

[11:46] make the announcement. Okay,

[11:51] we'll give it a try and see. Wednesday mornings is

[11:55] typically the slowest for DMVs. So we figured that would be a lot of 30s or the

[12:02] first, which July, I think the first is on Wednesday, but I

[12:09] appreciate you. You

[12:11] Are you learning her for a moment?

[12:13] It will be, it will be, but it's just like Barbara had a report due to the State Board

[12:22] of Education that's due every year and it's a fairly simple report because she, it

[12:29] took several days to do it, which should just take a couple of hours because she just kept

[12:34] getting it up.

[12:35] Doesn't want the regular daily stuff and the lady's in the state kept being on her.

[12:39] You got that down, you got it.

[12:41] We're kinda on that stuff.

[12:43] It's not the male male, I can give it that.

[12:44] Yeah, yeah.

[12:45] Yeah, really so.

[12:48] I don't know what that is.

[12:51] Just shut up with Hayes, we closed him.

[12:55] Why?

[12:56] You know what he means to have them pay?

[12:58] He said that you would sell the date with social entry.

[13:03] Oh, if we closed the whole DMV down into a commie, the state for every DMV.

[13:11] for a resident of Joe County, the state would charge the county for processing that.

[13:22] Can't win.

[13:22] Yeah, yeah.

[13:23] It's all mad going.

[13:24] Yeah.

[13:24] That's just made it.

[13:26] Because there were several counties.

[13:30] Cash County, Iron County, Sheryl's is emailing, she's not going to make it, but fine.

[13:35] We'll charge us.

[13:37] Thanks, Melanie.

[13:38] Thank you.

[13:40] Okay.

[13:41] David, easily.

[13:47] You're right.

[13:49] We're going to try so I am here. My name is Dave Beasley, and I'm representing the

[13:55] Q&A County Recovery Court. But you have County Recovery Court?

[13:59] Oh, okay.

[14:00] So I am currently engaged in involved in doing a project.

[14:07] I am requesting to have a granite bench put in front of the courthouse, whether it is on the side where the angle and I have a picture on my phone of sidewalk that goes to the building.

[14:18] or just in front of it, it'll be granted it will be funded by people donating and also it will be

[14:26] have like an inscription on it with like businesses, sandblasted into it, of whoever

[14:33] donates and also like a saying of like recovery starts here or something in which like something

[14:40] that's voted upon. So I'm just requesting it to have approval to have a bench put in front of the

[14:46] or Alice representing like the recovery can be a hit.

[14:49] We're talking before the Chicago correct.

[14:55] You'll be glad that we have a phone with on that page.

[14:58] Thanks a lot.

[15:00] I don't even think so either. I don't see a picture of what you can put up.

[15:11] So there's the part where it angles out towards the the fall

[15:16] fields, more just in front of it, but there I've also got to talk to the city council. So where it goes on an angle, I was going to put a grand

[15:24] bench there to represent like a beginning of recovery and then down along the sidewalk, talking to the city, it would be like

[15:31] benches they represent like stages of recovery and helps like a path so and those

[15:38] would also be funded by like donations with by businesses or people or whatnot so and also I'm

[15:46] not sure why I wanted to ask so if it was approved do I have to have like the city contractors install it

[15:53] does it have to be like a private contractor well my question was is it gonna have you know like

[15:59] didn't down poor little footing to set it on or so it can be cemented

[16:04] it would want you to get with our built-in downs guys because there's sprinkler

[16:08] lines around along there for one thing okay and there might be some other

[16:11] stuff we definitely need a good state okay so we

[16:18] would want you to do that to get

[16:20] with him okay because

[16:26] there's not concrete there where you're putting it no so

[16:29] where it's along just on the inside of it or the outside just on the head to the

[16:35] road there. Just the edge of the sidewalk that's on an ankle towards the main sidewalk.

[16:41] Okay. So do you have to be back behind the sidewalk? To the south of the sidewalk because

[16:47] actually the park strip is owned by that city, right? Because it comes, where it comes out

[16:53] from the front of the doors and then it goes on an ankle towards the main sidewalk just right

[16:57] I do work on multiple of the long years that we're just

[17:01] doing so.

[17:02] It's all of this, but the main project is just the main

[17:05] venture of the core house.

[17:07] It's going to be the high of that one, bandage.

[17:09] No, the main is just a rubbery connection of life.

[17:12] Is it the inside with the fear of the future?

[17:13] Everybody's your cover star.

[17:15] So it's a monochrome.

[17:17] Sorry, it's the front of the market.

[17:18] It's a cosy one.

[17:20] I am currently speaking with my family

[17:22] who owns a hands-on company.

[17:24] So, I think your value at like 1200 is what they started on.

[17:28] This one goes up to the back as a just a flat bench.

[17:32] I was here to get a one with the back piece on it.

[17:37] And it will be a gray model.

[17:43] It's your family and the beastly Monument as well.

[17:46] Is it spring glue?

[17:47] Yeah, probably.

[17:48] Yes, it is.

[17:49] Probably.

[17:56] I wouldn't think that we have no problems with this.

[17:58] As long as he gets with our ground guidance.

[18:00] It's responsible for maintaining it after it's installed.

[18:03] I know that our family business, when they install it, they cover as far as cleaning it and keeping it maintained, so that's why I was asking about the installation of it, because they have like an insurance policy with it.

[18:24] So how long did they maintain it for?

[18:26] I think it's 10 years, 10 years,

[18:33] it shouldn't be a lot of maintenance on the ground, I think it's like a headstone.

[18:38] Even hard water, right?

[18:41] It will be polished and things where you have to be planted, plentiful trees in that.

[18:49] For sure.

[18:50] Slide up and down.

[18:54] So I'll make a motion that we allow David Beasley to put an advance in front of the board district court.

[19:01] and as long as he gets with our gallons crew and talks to Chris about the water minds and get

[19:08] up those digs and before he digs. Okay. I'll second that motion.

[19:17] You'll maintain it and you'll

[19:18] install it if I guess.

[19:22] All in favor say aye. Aye. Aye. Motion carries. Thanks, David. Thank you. Thank you.

[19:26] I

[19:30] was trying to think that order. Lynn, you're welcome.

[19:37] All of a sudden kind of bossy way. Did that

[19:38] You want to know everybody?

[19:40] Something left just in there.

[19:42] It's been there for almost a month.

[19:44] Oh no, and we're going to see how long it will last.

[19:46] Somebody put their five cents in there.

[19:48] You know, it's about a minute.

[19:49] Oh yeah, I think it's about a minute.

[19:50] In place, and you're going to send it back.

[19:52] There'll be more.

[19:53] Well, you know, they'll be pennies.

[19:56] You're underpaid.

[19:58] Overpaid's name.

[20:01] Uh, Nicol.

[20:03] I'm the death.

[20:04] it's been there for a while.

[20:21] We talked about when we purchased new grater back in the end of

[20:27] 2025 and December that we would be selling an old grater that it would be replacing. So I'm here

[20:35] to have you ratify we've signed an agreement with Richie Brothers to sell that grater for us.

[20:42] It's actually on the way out there right now, and so anyway, just ask if you guys would

[20:49] gratify the sale of the cap on the 1994 cap 140 motor grader, serial number 72V17160.

[21:05] Do we, I mean you haven't saw that you're just taking it out there to them?

[21:09] Correct.

[21:09] So we just really, and we declared it surplus because we need to be, we need to be,

[21:13] we need to be, we need to be, so I'm in the process of filling that out.

[21:17] She's giving me some paperwork last week.

[21:20] So we, that's what I guess we're here to do today is declare it is surplus and then improve

[21:25] the sale.

[21:28] I just haven't had a chance to fill that point out, but we will fill it out.

[21:36] We talked about it before.

[21:37] We did.

[21:37] No, and we talked about going to rich if you'd rather do this.

[21:40] Yeah.

[21:40] But I feel like that's probably a pretty good place to market that in my opinion.

[21:46] I don't want to talk about it, but we've probably been around in fact.

[21:51] Make sure it's all on the record.

[21:53] We just need to declare it.

[21:55] Once it's declared, it's your blessing.

[22:02] What's that?

[22:03] It's going to an auction company, Richie Brothers Auction Company.

[22:07] They specialize in construction, yeah, that's a good spot to send it, yeah, no, that's

[22:13] fine.

[22:15] I'll make a motion that we ratify the sale of the greater for the road department to

[22:22] send it to Richie Brothers, depending on the surplus being filled out, being surplus.

[22:31] Okay.

[22:31] We need.

[22:32] I think that you have the clarity of the surplus on it.

[22:35] Absolutely.

[22:36] Okay, I'll second that motion.

[22:38] Okay, motion seconds.

[22:39] All in favor.

[22:40] All right.

[22:41] All right.

[22:43] The second thing on the agenda was for the federal aid agreement for the Bush Wilhelm project

[22:50] to have, I guess, permission for Commissioner Painter to sign an agreement as we go.

[22:58] There will be a few on coming in, there will be one for a design contract.

[23:04] It's the same thing we've done with Mona Main Street, it's just a fresh one.

[23:08] It's just another project, but pretty much the same forms and the same process that we've

[23:14] been through in the past.

[23:16] We've done these on quite a few projects over the years.

[23:21] It's kind of feels unreal that we've been working trying to get funding for that project

[23:28] for all this time.

[23:28] It's actually starting to come into place.

[23:32] About 12 years.

[23:33] Will we be able to do all of it?

[23:35] It's part of it.

[23:36] So for right now we're going to try to proceed to do half of the inflation.

[23:43] We've talked a little bit.

[23:44] We've talked a lot about inflation on how the inflation cost is increasing so much on

[23:52] the project that we've probably better try to spend some of the money we've got appropriated

[23:57] right now, some of the funds, I will still continue to look for the additional funding.

[24:04] We may have some funding of our own that we can work towards that project as well.

[24:10] hopefully what our plan is right now we will build as much as we can with the

[24:15] monies we got and then the second second half may be bigger than half if that

[24:21] makes sense if we you know if if this falls short to get into the halfway

[24:27] mark then the second phase would have to cover that short fall we'll keep working

[24:33] And with that, we're hoping that as we get this out,

[24:39] we've got to have this money obligated

[24:41] to this project by the end of August, September time,

[24:46] in which we're on track to do.

[24:48] We just have to keep things moving along.

[24:51] I don't think we should have any hiccups or anything,

[24:54] because if we've been through this process before,

[24:58] we're on that, you know, there shouldn't be really any changes.

[25:07] And again, I would like to thank Representative Malloy

[25:14] for being a real good representative of our county.

[25:19] We're going to lose that from what I understand in the future.

[25:22] but her department has definitely been huge in us being able to obtain funding for this project.

[25:35] Hopefully whoever takes her place will be able to help us on the second half of it.

[25:42] Well, currently it'll be Mike Kennedy, depending on if he wins the election, I think he's got all the county going this way, so they're not splitting it this way that they were.

[25:54] Yeah, they probably noticed as it's a pretty good area.

[25:59] They've changed and it worries me that with the size of that area, the competition for these funding is pretty limited anyway.

[26:09] I don't know if that's going to create what problems I will create in the future.

[26:17] I don't know if this individual I hope he wouldn't be great for our counties.

[26:24] But I guess what we're looking for is a motion to house commissioner painter signing these documents as they come in.

[26:32] This project will probably carry further than what your tender is going to be.

[26:38] and so we will have to at that point we'll probably have to do a change for the

[26:47] freer the chairman now whenever the new chairman comes in but anyway so we'll

[26:55] cross that bridge when we get to it if we can have the motion so I make I make a

[27:00] motion I consider D dot a game at the best way in road and allow our commission

[27:05] and Jared is dying.

[27:06] I'll say I can do motion.

[27:08] It's got a motion of second.

[27:09] I'll have the favor say aye.

[27:11] Aye.

[27:12] Thank you.

[27:13] Thank you.

[27:20] So, you have a match on you.

[27:24] Yeah, I will match it better than you.

[27:26] Better than nothing yet.

[27:27] You have to get a hat out of it.

[27:28] So, can, with, uh, you can always go.

[27:32] Did you see the email I sent you from Nancy Strickland

[27:35] from the state trust lands, that for us to purchase the right

[27:41] of ways across the state property, sorry, and all this isn't on

[27:44] the agenda, but it's more of an FYI and trying to figure out

[27:49] what we want to do, but in the email that she sent is the CIB will

[27:59] fund that cost. We just have to put it on the list. And they've

[28:05] already set money's aside for these right away's across

[28:09] Spain.

[28:10] If the deadline had on it last year, so if I remember, they came to us for 2027.

[28:16] Yeah, they came to us right after we had to have it in last year, if I remember, I mentioned

[28:20] it.

[28:20] I think we're on there now, so if I don't know how that process works, I've never been

[28:28] involved in any of that, so I'm not sure how it works, but I think it would be worth our

[28:33] time to do that because what that does is the state trust lands of course are selling a lot of

[28:39] their lands well if they sell it and somebody comes in and then we have to get parry involved which

[28:45] for just a couple of months but anyway we would have to try to fight for our itemways but if we

[28:55] already have them done in their legal descriptions and what they would be so with that $150,000

[29:02] It would cover all of the roads that we have across SILA with legal descriptions, so it makes it a lot easier to defend if somebody comes in and wants to change land or build across it.

[29:17] So I think it would be well worth the time to put in for that, for the CIB monies, for that sake.

[29:24] So when we was up there the other day,

[29:25] Kristen and I was up there to the meeting the other day,

[29:28] there was a lot of road projects

[29:29] or a Kristen.

[29:31] There were a lot of road projects.

[29:32] That's why I thought about that.

[29:34] I was going to talk to you about that before you even brought that up.

[29:38] So I think that would be a good thought

[29:40] if you guys could go ahead and do something.

[29:42] Well, we must we can do something.

[29:42] We'd look for something to fill in.

[29:45] But the whole deal is you've got to have one good project.

[29:48] You don't want to do a couple of them.

[29:50] Yeah, I mean, so I don't know if it's best to put in for the one for the Silla, or else to try to get the rest of the road built, so it's my question.

[30:03] Is, so this is the sentinel of land monies would be a grant, no much. So is the four of the second part

[30:16] phase two or three, whatever would be limbed up on, of the brushwell one, would it be a loan or would it be a grant?

[30:24] There would be a match, it would be total grant, so there would be a grant with a match, it would be partial.

[30:31] So I don't know what had done, had done what they rate yet, so.

[30:36] Yeah, and there's a program that tells you kind of where you score on the project's program.

[30:43] And then they go in based on who submits and who had the highest score to us.

[30:48] First and priority in the meetings.

[30:50] And so I know to Willa County, so they're rebuilding the road that comes from out of Nevada

[30:54] And through the west part of their county and two it goes actually into Juave County into the Indian reservation

[31:00] So they got some CIV funding for that. I think they had when I talked to them

[31:06] I think they had five funding sources, but it's a big project. It's like 30 miles

[31:10] So it's 35 miles or something. It's a big project

[31:14] Now you mentioned that I do remember them saying there was some CIV monies on their project as well

[31:21] It's worth it's worth.

[31:23] Other one goes kind of style of power.

[31:25] Yeah.

[31:26] And it comes.

[31:28] The road that comes out and went over and then it cuts off with.

[31:31] And I don't know the Nevada.

[31:33] But anyway, I've all cattle down there.

[31:35] Yeah.

[31:37] It's been lately.

[31:39] You've touched a big hole somewhere.

[31:40] It's been a while.

[31:43] So the whole deal is if we're going to do it,

[31:45] it's got to be in by May 1st.

[31:47] That's the deadline.

[31:49] That's not that far off.

[31:52] No, it's May 20th.

[31:55] 30 nights.

[31:57] And then I'd like to ask Perry, do we want to start now sending a letter to the interveners

[32:04] on the deep cracker holds or do we feel like we don't need to do that anymore?

[32:10] Is that expired or...

[32:12] No, I think it still happens to me.

[32:14] Okay, so can we have your department send out that letter?

[32:19] Yeah, can you get me the information, the dates

[32:22] that you're going to be doing the work and stuff?

[32:24] So from you first to October 1st?

[32:32] Okay.

[32:33] October the end of October 1st, excuse me,

[32:35] you know, October 1st.

[32:36] It should be the same as what we did on the last one.

[32:41] So is that noticed a private landowner?

[32:44] What is it you know?

[32:46] It's a little bit of an environmental problem.

[32:49] Yeah, is there a set of an album?

[32:52] I like it.

[32:52] There's a 142 of them last time.

[32:54] I feel like it though.

[32:56] Yeah, the 141 of them call this.

[33:00] But anyway, that's part of the agreement

[33:03] to the roads and the deep cracks

[33:04] is that we have to send the BLM

[33:07] When the entrepreneurs notice that we'll be doing maintenance work is that every year and so

[33:15] this is something that we've just made a process that we have a Paris department send a letter to them

[33:24] and then that way we're able to go up and when we have free time go up and do the work on the road.

[33:32] The ones we talked to, though, because we did have some, the one guy that came from

[33:35] Sua, and he rode with you the one time and had outcropping up at the top there that we

[33:40] had to go around.

[33:41] He was once he saw that it was there, like, oh, you have to be able to go around this.

[33:44] They were understanding once they saw what looked like, but when they just look at it on

[33:48] a map, they weren't as understanding.

[33:51] Yeah.

[33:51] I've had a few of them guys in my office ask and with the agreement, actually, I think some

[33:59] Some of them guys know the agreement are better than I do.

[34:01] Oh.

[34:04] I think they've got more time to study it.

[34:07] It's really funny that there's, and I think they have purchased it, but I'm not sure

[34:12] the private land that's over in Indian farms, there was a group of guys from midway

[34:21] primary area that was working on the purchase and properties.

[34:28] On the first name

[34:30] basis with the environmental people,

[34:35] some I thought was as a, I'm going to say for

[34:38] right now, we'll talk about that in another meeting. But anyway, so but if we'll

[34:45] send that all to South, then we can have them. I just like that last year, we did it

[34:49] from June 1st to November 30th.

[34:52] So that might have remitted to October 30th.

[34:54] Now it's closed for a juvenile criminal.

[34:56] I was thinking it was on a cover book.

[34:58] There's a closure on that.

[35:01] Here's a gate that's closed.

[35:02] And I think it's on the 30th.

[35:04] Now you're saying that?

[35:05] I was thinking on a cover book.

[35:07] And I was like, thanks, Brandon.

[35:09] Right, the gate closed.

[35:13] She asked when the gate was closed.

[35:14] My not a bit.

[35:15] Where?

[35:16] No.

[35:17] Oh, where?

[35:18] Yeah, it's in Granite Canyon and there's a gate there that's closed.

[35:24] If there have a season that's from the first of June to the end of November

[35:31] and then the gate closed, we can go beyond that gate to do maintenance work.

[35:35] We have keys to that gate.

[35:37] I think the sheriff's office has keys to that gate.

[35:39] Cases in the emergency, they need to get through.

[35:51] I'm going to reach out to Shay, okay, I'm going to talk to Shay about CLAB again, I'll call him and talk to him, and see what he thinks about his project, and then I'll have him be able to you, and you only got ten days, you know, get to him.

[36:06] All right, okay, we'll see what happens all right people can't get it if you don't

[36:12] Try it. Okay. All right. I think she goes up. Thanks.

[36:21] All right, where are they? Who's Bill?

[36:26] Jay

[36:28] Morrison Morrison and

[36:42] handed. I'm getting good at it

[36:47] It's cold today

[36:50] Then as it gets cold, you

[36:57] didn't know I stated it

[37:01] It's cold outside and it looks

[37:12] We had some water in the field that didn't turn the water on and that was different.

[37:17] It was cold on that water and I thought it was.

[37:20] That's why you were rejected.

[37:22] How did you get out of the job?

[37:23] It

[37:28] was a little Saturday morning.

[37:30] No, no.

[37:32] Well, my hail is horrible.

[37:34] I got close hard to life.

[37:36] That's why we are out there.

[37:37] We got it twice.

[37:39] We turned the water off.

[37:46] Two water off?

[37:49] Yeah, didn't do that.

[37:50] Any good to sprinkle in the water?

[37:52] Three.

[37:52] I see people do it all the time, say, what about the grain?

[37:58] Is it heard in the grain, Mark?

[38:00] Not like the hay.

[38:09] Grain's birdie sturdy.

[38:19] Thanks for being here.

[38:24] Thanks, Ruth.

[38:25] Thanks, Ruth.

[38:26] No, we appreciate all you messages.

[38:28] Thank you.

[38:28] Thanks.

[38:30] Yeah.

[38:32] No.

[38:40] So the library is not a candy.

[38:44] Well, there was a little miscommunication, so I'm glad I'm glad I'm infected.

[38:57] We're not on the agenda.

[39:01] I kept looking at it.

[39:04] I'm like, why are all the EMS here?

[39:08] I can't see that agenda, I can't make it fate anywhere.

[39:27] Yes, it did.

[39:29] You can't leave.

[39:42] It's okay though.

[39:43] It's going to be a bad thing.

[39:46] We're going to set a record to you.

[39:48] I got it.

[39:49] You already missed a record.

[39:50] Yeah, we got it.

[39:51] I was

[39:58] the chair owner set a record.

[39:59] You were.

[40:00] But

[40:02] I was going to money slow down.

[40:10] If I don't again, I'll use that for you.

[40:13] Marty.

[40:14] What's that?

[40:18] Well, yeah, it'll recover, it'll grow back out again.

[40:23] Yeah, it'll slow it down, but I'm

[40:28] obsessed to start over.

[40:30] Can you imagine what the fruits have in the fruit, the stuff that I just blowered out?

[40:34] My fruit chips look really bad.

[40:40] You know, we keep getting some on the mountains, but this keeps getting too hot and it keeps

[40:43] running off too quickly.

[40:44] problem. I think the chip we're not going to have cherries this year. My my

[40:50] cherry tree with all in the limb there's nothing on it.

[40:53] We have that one.

[40:57] That plea.

[41:00] That's it.

[41:01] That's some turntable.

[41:02] Yeah.

[41:03] I can't remember who that that was.

[41:05] There's a pick that fit on the thing that put it on.

[41:07] A tonable to put it on page.

[41:09] The Lamb.

[41:24] Custom to put it on page 7.

[41:36] $1,000 to $20,000 to $50.

[42:06] I'm getting there slowly.

[42:08] Yeah, I'm just curious what it worth.

[42:14] I'm swagged.

[42:16] Oh, I bet you said it for this tumbler, it's pretty like a slime,

[42:24] I bet you, it's a dog.

[42:27] Tumblers.

[42:29] No, it's ambulance.

[42:30] Ambulance?

[42:31] Oh.

[42:34] I can't blame it on you.

[42:57] Here, all the way.

[42:58] Here's

[43:33] your other brother, Mr. Pickleball probably.

[43:35] Oh, he's getting better.

[43:37] Good stuff.

[43:54] We're calling a tour to say, you know, you might not come home, but

[43:59] three.

[44:00] You have to leave at 515.

[44:04] This is the next.

[44:05] This.

[44:06] Have to leave at what time?

[44:06] Oh, in the morning.

[44:07] Good morning.

[44:09] Good morning.

[44:09] I mean, you know, no me tommy.

[44:11] I'm just going to get you out there.

[44:13] I'll get a daughter in the journal.

[44:16] Okay.

[44:16] You have to change my screen first for me, Chris, and Paul.

[44:20] I'll send my phone out.

[44:23] I'll entertain a motion.

[44:24] My motion, we pay the bills, it's been submitted to us by our clerk.

[44:28] I'll check intemation.

[44:30] Motion's seconding for the discussion.

[44:31] I'm not sure.

[44:32] Seeing none, I'll enter.

[44:34] All right, all right.

[44:35] All right, motion carries.

[44:37] Are you okay?

[44:39] Paid.

[44:40] Went

[44:49] down.

[44:49] A

[44:55] quarter to the office?

[44:58] Yeah, there.

[45:00] They're all different departments.

[45:04] I know you wanted to talk in closed session.

[45:08] Yeah, and that's that's a new work that's going to be built, he's a technical customer now and

[45:16] calling us, we're not ready.

[45:18] It's a very testing.

[45:19] The use of proof is that it makes sense.

[45:21] And it all works.

[45:22] So wait on that.

[45:26] Probably until we're ready to hire him.

[45:28] Yeah.

[45:30] And why is he's going to start?

[45:33] Because it's the beginning of the start.

[45:34] I don't know what the next mission is.

[45:37] Is he going to start work before me?

[45:43] So there's one of the things that I don't want to change, I don't know if it goes into the

[45:48] mind.

[45:49] So where do you get one on the pre-out and one on the pre-out and one on the pre-out?

[45:52] So it gets back rolled up to the right.

[45:54] What's the offer we sent?

[45:56] It's stockpile.

[45:57] There's a lot of it.

[45:59] Change the alignment of it.

[46:02] Anyway, they would do all the money.

[46:05] They just want permission to do it.

[46:40] I look out like this, if they want this rule, no one will change it, my car's on $300,000.

[46:47] Not really good, but yeah.

[46:50] Anyway, some of it has pretty much the money, but I use the money to pay the bill.

[46:55] Inflation cars.

[47:11] I have one more for the Sheriff's Office. I'm just putting in information on your mobile.

[47:15] Do you want to see these 30 EMS and landfill here?

[47:20] Most of them are longevity.

[47:25] So landfill is off probation.

[47:27] Jail is a longevity five years.

[47:30] The recorder's office is a longevity.

[47:34] EMS is going from full time to PRN.

[47:39] Nope.

[47:41] Our volunteer is not what PRN is?

[47:43] No.

[47:44] Okay.

[47:46] Thank you.

[47:48] And the sheriff's office is a new hire.

[47:51] Oh.

[47:52] Patrol.

[47:54] Yes.

[47:54] Very good.

[47:55] You see it is.

[47:59] I just want to read them in.

[48:01] Is that them?

[48:02] Yes.

[48:03] Huh?

[48:03] Shoes.

[48:05] Oh, yeah.

[48:06] Okay.

[48:07] Yep.

[48:07] Yeah.

[48:10] No one has made the key, girl.

[48:12] Or is he?

[48:14] Young Joe.

[48:15] White?

[48:16] Yes.

[48:16] His voice.

[48:19] He's already certified too, right?

[48:22] No.

[48:22] Oh, no.

[48:23] Both of the Joseph boys are pretty good.

[48:25] Okay.

[48:27] So you want to read those?

[48:28] I read those.

[48:29] You can read them.

[48:29] We already read Alex Whiteens.

[48:31] It's a new hire.

[48:32] Okay.

[48:34] Eric Lindsay.

[48:37] Operation at the landfill.

[48:39] Kelly Draper for longevity at the jail five years.

[48:43] and Emily Catish is moving from full time to volunteer for EMS.

[48:52] I have Jamie Garrett longevity 15 years, the Debbie Derby, longevity 30 years.

[49:06] It improves those longevity increases and the off probation and new heart.

[49:14] We all live in one motion.

[49:15] Yeah.

[49:16] Just a second.

[49:17] Okay.

[49:18] Good motion.

[49:18] Second.

[49:19] Any further discussion?

[49:21] Okay.

[49:21] All in favor say aye.

[49:22] Aye.

[49:23] Aye.

[49:24] Okay.

[49:52] So Perry has decided he's going to pass out for us this night.

[49:57] I ordered that Perry decided.

[49:59] No.

[49:59] So we've got the ordinance to consider revised ordinance for the

[50:03] temporary bear permits.

[50:04] We did have the gentleman that came in last time and talked about it a

[50:07] a little bit.

[50:08] Those changes are sick, right?

[50:12] Six from Mads here.

[50:13] Correct.

[50:18] A little four.

[50:19] How about it?

[50:26] Any further discussion?

[50:27] I think that's the only thing that we had changed when we got used here.

[50:34] We changed, in the second paragraph, it said organization, and so we thought we'd just

[50:42] clarify for person event organizer or organization just to make it consistent and

[50:52] To prevent somebody from coming in and sending one person from the same organization one time and somebody else. Oh

[50:59] Oh, no, the double up

[51:04] So you know

[51:14] 2026-04

[51:17] You're back in 2025.

[51:19] No, it's 2024. I was actually back two years. I don't want to do that again.

[51:23] Okay, so we've got most of the ordinance in front of us. Any further questions for our attorney?

[51:29] No, I think I'm going to get, I'm going to get a motion that we have as ordinance number

[51:35] 2026.

[51:36] All four.

[51:37] Uh, for the rising, so, uh, what's that, what do you think?

[51:44] Yeah, very good.

[51:45] Temporary.

[51:45] Bare permit.

[51:46] Yeah.

[51:48] All set in the motion.

[51:49] Yes.

[51:49] Go to motion in a second.

[51:52] Mr. Robinson.

[51:54] Goodbye.

[51:55] Mr. Palmer.

[51:56] Yes.

[51:57] Mr. Painter.

[51:59] Yes.

[51:59] or I say

[52:04] yes, and to the old I emailed you the notice, gratify, I hope you like this

[52:13] presentation.

[52:14] Just had

[52:19] a deadline that we had to be submitted for,

[52:24] tentatively approved of just having

[52:28] gratification.

[52:32] We have to change that for now, maybe.

[52:43] Y'all make a motion, we ratify the hope we would participate in.

[52:48] I'll second it.

[52:50] Here we go to motion a second. Any further discussion?

[52:53] Seeing none, all of them in favor say aye.

[52:56] Aye. Aye.

[52:59] Aye.

[52:59] And ten.

[53:00] If

[53:03] there's indigent fence grant application,

[53:06] it's

[53:11] got color.

[53:14] So it's been ten, eleven years ago,

[53:20] remember when the

[53:22] Mount Mill was no longer a county attorney,

[53:25] don't need to defend for

[53:27] We've stepped into a grant, huh?

[53:30] We've stepped into a grant agreement at that time.

[53:32] I think we're actually the longest,

[53:35] longest serving continuous in the,

[53:37] in the Indigenous fence at this point.

[53:48] We're going to have you redo these two signs,

[53:50] Jamie and Debbie, our department heads.

[53:52] We'll be who sign us department head,

[53:54] and then one of you two sign us commission.

[53:57] And you're over that department.

[53:59] Just for consistency.

[54:01] No, that makes sense.

[54:02] Thank you.

[54:02] Yeah.

[54:04] We're just resigning.

[54:05] We don't know.

[54:06] I don't know.

[54:06] Like another question.

[54:09] And I avoided those other sheets.

[54:11] I didn't notice.

[54:12] Sorry to call you.

[54:15] I'll just try to.

[54:36] All right.

[54:37] So we could have a little bit of a change on the, uh, it's gone up.

[54:42] 37.98.

[54:43] 30.

[54:43] The difference between 20.26 and 20.27.

[54:47] That's 37.98.

[54:49] 30 cents.

[55:02] And it runs from July 1st to June 3rd.

[55:04] It's very, very.

[55:25] I'll make the motion, we can set

[55:31] a grant, an application for indedent defense and

[55:38] I guess

[55:39] a lot because our commission church is on it.

[55:43] I'll second.

[55:44] Okay, we got motion seconds.

[55:45] All in favor say aye.

[55:48] All right.

[55:48] I'm not going to carry it.

[56:03] You don't know it.

[56:04] I'm not setting a deadline.

[56:07] So we're conferring.

[56:08] Children's, oh, I got to.

[56:11] It's just an amendment on the CJC contract gene

[56:21] on that page.

[56:22] So on the second page, up at the top of the yellow, you see the state contract.

[56:28] Thank you.

[56:29] Go down that column and say, roll over one-time funds to where you see 9,000 and 10,000.

[56:36] That's a state, one-time funding that she needs to take advantage of.

[56:40] And that's what this amendment to the contract is for, is to allow her to be able to get that $19,000 from the state at the long time.

[56:53] Okay, I'll make motion that we approve the state contract amendment for the CJC contract.

[57:06] I need to put them out in there, this 19,000,

[57:10] and then the amount of 19,000,

[57:16] and give our commissioner a permission to sign.

[57:20] I'll sign in that motion.

[57:22] Here we get a motion in seconds. Any further discussion?

[57:24] Yeah, I'll favor say aye.

[57:30] I have some carries.

[57:44] So we've got full session items.

[57:51] I'll entertain a motion to go to the full session.

[57:56] So moved for a purpose of personal issues and contract agreement.

[58:05] Second, Mr. Baller, yes, Mr. Kennedy, yes, Mr. Painter, yes, I would say no, just to mess things up.

Commission Meeting -- April 20, 2026

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