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[0:00] All right, we're going to call the March 12, 2026, sound board, meaning to order a Canaryville town hall, 40 South Maine.
[0:09] Follow me in the Pledge of Allegiance.
[0:12] I
[0:15] will pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic
[0:21] for which it stands one nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
[0:28] Roll call.
[0:32] Here, here,
[0:37] here.
[0:39] Disclosure is a declaration of conflict of interest with any of the board members with tonight's agenda.
[0:44] No. No. No. Public for them. No public unless you want to be public right now.
[0:49] I want to be the public. I want to be the public.
[0:52] Oh,
[0:54] goody.
[0:55] Member reports, Canaryville Falls.
[0:59] Lookie's there, Holly. You get the hell out of here.
[1:01] Would anyone have me?
[1:09] Love it.
[1:10] Uh, thing, you know what I can say?
[1:13] No, just working on a portrait of July so far.
[1:16] You've made it out to ever be in your favor.
[1:20] Darshan had died this year, so that was me.
[1:24] Yes, so couple of things are good.
[1:28] Frank, he passed his water operator test.
[1:31] I talked to him about a week after he took the test
[1:33] as if he had had any results yet.
[1:36] He said no, but his suspense is killing me.
[1:38] And then he got it, he's born in it, so he's pumped.
[1:42] Also, he is on the lookout for meter locks.
[1:47] We're looking for locks that are tamper proof,
[1:51] weather proof, and can be all keep the same.
[1:53] I was researching them.
[1:55] I asked John about researching them.
[1:57] John and I both decided that Frank,
[1:59] he wouldn't want better than the both of us put together.
[2:01] So Frank, he is looking into that.
[2:03] Well, he is 19, and understands Google better.
[2:05] Yes.
[2:10] Yeah, yeah, two grand each lock is around a hundred to two hundred dollars to be tamper proof to be tamper proof
[2:18] The member the padlocks we put on the water tank. They were like two hundred and fifty a pop. Yeah, we bought ten of them
[2:28] Yeah, yeah, they were tamper proof and I yeah, they were two fifty a pop. So I'd say
[2:33] How many are you going to need? Rob Dotha being locked. Like it was locked in that
[2:37] job. You got stolen. Yeah. Well, we got stolen out of the shelter. How many are you
[2:41] going to need? How many do we lock at a time? Well, right now, we have nine
[2:44] meters that are off, but now that they're going to have to start paying, I don't know if they're
[2:49] going to say, well, if we're going to pay, we're going to use. So I don't know how that's
[2:53] going to change. But right now, we need nine. Yeah. And some. So you want a dozen? You want 20?
[3:00] $1.18, buck and a half.
[3:04] I wouldn't start with $15, just to be on the safe side, but that's...
[3:09] I'm there again, if you want me to write this year next year or so.
[3:12] So we better write that into the budget for next year, so she's got it.
[3:17] She's got unlimited funds.
[3:20] She got the cheesiest budget of the got,
[3:25] most gravy.
[3:26] Oh boy. Anyway, he hasn't found one particular that he's like this is the one that's a
[3:33] gole but they were around one to two hundred dollars so we can ask him.
[3:40] Spring. It is
[3:41] averaging 33.37 yards per minute which is down just a smidge from last month. Well we got
[3:52] a lot of rain on the mountain so it probably gave him a little bit of a surge all the
[3:56] We just say it's doing great. I thought it was a water good. Oh, yeah. You have to tell us what the water report say. I don't have the water report. Yeah, water's good.
[4:12] Water's good. It tastes good. We haven't gotten a notification. So water is good. Who doesn't? You know what kills me is how many people don't drink our water?
[4:20] No, I drink I guzzle it. I would rather drink our water than anything else
[4:25] Yeah, cuz it's better
[4:29] Blackburner. What do you got other than a failed water pump that we fixed? Yeah, we get that fish
[4:35] So that's basically like adding 30 grand to our budget
[4:40] Because we don't just spend 30 grand in new pump
[4:45] But I do
[4:48] I haven't talked to Tony yet, this is a quote that I don't guess maybe I don't know if you got it from Tony or somebody got it from Tony.
[4:57] But it would be about 5,000 maybe a little bit higher.
[5:01] And that's to fix everything on the list.
[5:04] That's for new hydrants.
[5:06] To rebuild hydrants it's going to be about 20, between $2,000 and $2,500 per hydrant.
[5:11] So I'd like to get that list from you of which ones are leaking and get with Tony.
[5:14] I'm looking forward to that.
[5:16] I have called two companies in Salt Lake
[5:19] and a company down here in St. George.
[5:23] It's trying to get quotes, but nobody,
[5:25] like we've already said,
[5:26] most of the municipalities are just doing it
[5:28] on their own, they're repenting.
[5:29] So there's a total of five hydrants.
[5:32] One, I know when we turn it on,
[5:34] it boils out of the ground,
[5:35] so the valve got in the bottoms broken.
[5:37] Either the drain is broken out,
[5:40] or the valve, or the seal, or something.
[5:42] And all the other ones, when we do our flush every year,
[5:47] when we open up the caps, there's standing water in them.
[5:50] So that means there's water's getting past the valve,
[5:53] and there's supposed to be dry,
[5:55] so they can freeze and crack and break.
[5:57] That hasn't happened yet, and that is time to do it.
[6:03] Four of them are leaking beyond the valve,
[6:09] coming up into the hydrant,
[6:10] and the other one is an underground situation.
[6:12] So if you can you send that to me.
[6:14] Yep.
[6:15] But I'll talk with Tonic.
[6:16] It's like, so he is the only one.
[6:18] Every other company I've asked for,
[6:20] they said, no, we don't do that.
[6:21] No one, no one repairs or installs like this.
[6:24] And you're still trying to push forward, do you?
[6:29] I'll talk with Tonic, see what I'm doing.
[6:32] Not to send any of that list.
[6:34] OK.
[6:37] But yeah, I'll see what kind of availability
[6:38] he has to start preparing those. Okay he's got he's got a flush fire hydrants
[6:45] coming up he's got to do hose testing and the annual fires yeah yeah but
[6:53] our fire chief does that so you got to record on it all right I haven't
[7:00] do I have anything do you mind me if I have anything oh
[7:06] David asked me to talk to
[7:07] Commissioner Blake about transportation for the senior citizens it's been through
[7:14] three different directors since they quit doing it down here newest directors
[7:19] name is Stephanie and she didn't know anything about it so they're going to
[7:23] start back logging to see if they can figure out what's going on that was today's
[7:29] still. Can I have any committee report? She needs a new board. We didn't have a form.
[7:38] We struggled to get there. People are busy. We're a little tired. When the shortest amount of time that she was there she usually is and I don't know
[7:59] time.
[8:01] So nine years, eight years. Yeah, so I will ask them if they
[8:10] not be on fire.
[8:14] And then we also found out that we haven't been doing a hundred
[8:24] correct in the town it's kind of like the water conservancy you have to be
[8:29] appointed to the spot and it's supposed to be a four-year term or a two-year
[8:34] term whatever we set the term limits at our suggestion in talking the other
[8:39] day for you guys to think about is then we get two of them to commit to two years
[8:44] and we get the other three to commit to four years so it's just like this
[8:48] board and then it's a four-year you know after the two years and they have to
[8:52] commit for that may correct so that it'd be like us if you're not getting a fresh board all at one time
[8:59] So that's another thing we'd have to change on it.
[9:17] I can't be on it
[9:19] Jesse can be Jesse knows about building
[9:30] Well, thank so we got to help come up with names worth them to help them out
[9:34] Well, then like I said, that's the next meeting up for the House of People.
[9:38] Any of the Cornelians?
[9:39] So that's all appointed then.
[9:42] That's a list right there.
[9:45] Yeah, but that's what...
[9:46] What we would do is just figure out who would commit for two years.
[9:49] Get two of them to commit for two.
[9:51] Came would probably commit for another four, I suppose.
[9:54] I love it so much.
[9:55] Yeah, she just...
[9:57] She wouldn't know how to live if she wasn't there.
[9:59] So that's another task that we have to and I would suggest that once we get them, we started it first of the year so that it stays with our
[10:11] Like us three are in right now and then these two are in so
[10:23] Yeah, maybe they'll jump right on the horn and say though, but we do have to do
[10:29] and ask them. I mean it's you know even if everybody comes through the end of
[10:33] December it still would be good to just say hey are you good for another four
[10:36] years? Another two let's commit a beneficial vote on it. Well I might have a two-hour
[10:41] ride with my brother next week so I'll ask him if he's there. Yeah it would just be
[10:45] good to ask him but nobody really asks he just assume that they're good enough
[10:48] for life and so it's just that we should ask and do it. I hope people I take where you
[10:54] serve on the plant and you may say yes I take okay we like we tell you four
[10:58] four years, but we'd like to speak 12 or 16.
[11:03] Yeah, and what we should do is, there's not a talent pool.
[11:08] Not yet for you?
[11:09] Yeah, that's it.
[11:11] Okay, Parks Recreation.
[11:14] Follows assistant grant for the Parks Recreation Department
[11:17] project.
[11:19] I'm going to skip the town clerk.
[11:21] Oh, shit, I did.
[11:22] I've talked to you too much in the last two weeks.
[11:25] Town clerk, go ahead.
[11:35] Oh, I did. Actually, yeah. Oh, give me bread. Good job.
[11:42] You're good. Go ahead, here. I'm wondering.
[11:45] Well, there are install fees. Is that why the Internet was so much higher for the fortune?
[11:51] Yep. It was just the one time install fees that we offer.
[11:55] And then it should charge just to come out and bring a router out. It was ninety nine dollars. Yes
[12:00] You get a flat tire to use that for a key and then it was a big pro-graded the month before
[12:07] Two so it was a hundred and twenty dollars instead of one fifty five and then we got charged for the one fifty five and
[12:14] ninety nine dollar. So it should be less now trying to cost
[12:19] Yeah, they caught up on everything so to inform them that they
[12:26] So, so I bet it was just one time, so we should be caught up now.
[12:30] Is that the only question?
[12:35] Yes, I'll make a motion.
[12:36] And there a motion to approve the experimental expenditures for March.
[12:42] I'll make a motion to put the monthly expenditures in March.
[12:45] There a second.
[12:47] Oh, there.
[12:48] I profit the most margin at versus actual.
[12:53] Any questions on it?
[13:11] Well, we damn near did last Friday night.
[13:22] Yeah.
[13:25] So,
[13:28] it will be cost, same with general government, maybe cost, but it won't make it worse.
[13:34] Does this number, yeah, 31, so that's, I did see that on the expenses, so we've got a paid
[13:41] cedar.
[13:42] Yeah, I just signed the check Monday, $20,000.
[13:47] And I have a meeting Monday with Fire Chief Inick,
[13:54] Iron County, us and Cedar Corp Fire on Monday about next year's budget.
[14:02] Oh, yeah.
[14:04] Yeah, that's going dramatically in the last 20 years, but what do you do?
[14:11] You guys are lower than I was saying, you're 62.9% so you're good, I'm the one that's 85%
[14:18] Imagine that, should I have one out the front door?
[14:21] That would be me. So, you guys are good.
[14:23] Security plan.
[14:24] You guys are doing great.
[14:27] So, no questions about my money.
[14:30] You're good?
[14:30] Okay.
[14:31] And then, update from the church.
[14:34] Oh, yeah.
[14:35] Yeah, Heidi threw out an email a couple weeks ago, so if you're not going to get back
[14:41] with this, we're going to go ahead.
[14:43] They've been Johnny on the spot since.
[14:45] Guys have been down here and checked it out last week.
[14:47] He thought it was, he had, he was down the boiler room taking more pictures.
[14:51] He's hadn't seen a real boiler room running that long.
[14:55] They called today.
[14:57] What's the guy's name today?
[14:58] So, Scott, what's it?
[15:00] Church technician that came in today, and they will be hauling away all the pews. They are taking the pews out for us. I'm going to hopefully talk to me to take in this, the
[15:30] I said okay, we'll stack them in the basement, right? Well now they are coming and from what Heidi can
[15:36] David gathered this morning, they might dismantle them and take them out of here at pieces.
[15:42] Yeah, they will not let us be in charge of getting rid of them. So Heidi gave them a key to the town hall,
[15:52] and as soon as he gets some help, they're gonna come down and take it out for us.
[15:58] So by next meeting, by the next meeting they won't be here maybe we don't know what their
[16:05] time frame is they just have a key and get to come when they want.
[16:10] So that's all we know so far that's just for that piece of we don't want to get about
[16:17] No, we haven't heard anything else on that.
[16:19] Not for a while. I gave him until that budget year.
[16:22] He's going to be crazy.
[16:23] And talked to him.
[16:24] No, my group was dead.
[16:25] Okay. Yeah.
[16:28] So according to Barbara, Lauren,
[16:30] there used to be a bishops,
[16:34] welfare house or the tithing house,
[16:37] the relief-assiding room,
[16:39] and something else right here on this street.
[16:43] And the town gave them to build this portion,
[16:47] right here, the room worrying was built first, and the town did give it to him to build the church.
[16:55] But that doesn't mean if it's not documented anywhere.
[16:59] Unless there's a reversionary cause in the deed, it's theirs and sell it back to us.
[17:06] So the original church was here and the released society and the
[17:12] Fisher's storehouse was right where the church is now because then where Darcy's house is right behind was where my
[17:18] Grandpa's co-op store was. Where my greenery is is the co-op. So they're going to check the deed and see if there's a
[17:24] Reversionary closet. If there's not where else it will. Then they either would probably have to give it back or sell it back to
[17:30] a cheaper way than the class says. If not it's theirs and they would be climbing on a prison and installing it back for
[17:39] and so we are being playing good with others going to do whatever they say with
[17:43] what they want so that maybe when it comes to the purchase or if there is a
[17:48] purchase that they'll say everything doing working well with each other.
[17:54] So that's where we're at. So you see things all out of your pieces and people
[17:59] starting up such as... Yeah, that's the other good part. The town folks can get
[18:04] mad at us. The church wants their stuff back. So the town folk cannot get
[18:11] out of this. We don't know that either. Hopefully. Yeah, hopefully we ask for at
[18:16] least one if they will leave it. But there again, they took serial numbers and
[18:20] stuff right off of the things that he's checking on. Everything. There's serial
[18:24] numbers on a piano. On the organ, on the back of the table. There's three other
[18:31] piano.
[18:36] So where's the one out of the old school that used to be in here? Where's it at?
[18:41] The player piano is upstairs. They put who moved it upstairs? They got rid of it. It was called
[18:47] out. Why did they get out of it? So they had a brown cake, white, and relief society room.
[18:53] I know because I played them two and then the primary room this one was in the primary room and the one that's in there was on the stage and there was one here and there was one
[19:07] five.
[19:10] They were the newer ones. They left the old ones. And then just setting up
[19:17] budget meetings. I got an appointment with AIM. I need to set one up with you and you are probably in
[19:23] together. When's your spring break again? April. So that work that week, are you going to be gone?
[19:30] No, I'll be. Yeah, so they have she has a full week off. Yeah. Or no. Is it Thursday, Friday?
[19:35] No, we don't. We keep this Thursday Friday off with them. And they shouldn't take very long years.
[19:40] I can give you preliminary budget tonight if you want to take a home look at yours.
[19:44] You can get to be honest. I'd like to know. I'd like to see you come back with mine.
[19:48] It's crazy too. Why do you have mine? I certainly don't want to.
[19:53] I don't know where we're going to be with equipment. That's all I have.
[19:57] So, yeah, just give it to me. Because you're also having a water tender gun.
[20:00] That does. You know, we're not going down for sure though.
[20:04] So is that it now hauling thing with your
[20:09] Falls planning assistant grant for future park and recreation department projects.
[20:14] It's a little more than just the falls.
[20:17] We just didn't want to come.
[20:18] We're just calling it all together.
[20:20] I decided not to have all these different bullets.
[20:24] The BLM land.
[20:25] What is the RPP?
[20:28] RMPP.
[20:29] I can never remember all of them.
[20:32] What we want to do, I've come down to kind of two options with that place, either we get rid of it all together.
[20:41] Or I have found I sent some stuff to Heidi that Holly and her husband got over there at the New Harmony.
[20:48] It's called VersaCorp. You just pour a cement slab, they ship it in everything for like the basketball, all the court.
[20:55] They ship it all in tiles. The community can put them together and we can have...
[21:00] You know, their community means the same fight between the islands.
[21:03] That's exactly what it means.
[21:05] These are what they are.
[21:06] You choose the tiles they can have at home.
[21:09] They can pick a ball.
[21:10] They can have all that in them.
[21:11] The basketball.
[21:12] Are they weather?
[21:14] Yes, they are.
[21:15] They're going to do our arch conditions.
[21:17] How many years have they been in Army Seniors?
[21:23] They must have our extreme hate and our terrible cold, huh?
[21:27] I know.
[21:28] Dr. Orange.
[21:29] Looks brandy.
[21:31] Do you roll her play on?
[21:32] Really?
[21:33] Yeah, it's nice because if you fall it will catch up.
[21:38] It's not like falling.
[21:38] So, yeah.
[21:39] Ass fall.
[21:40] Does it maintain its color?
[21:43] Yeah.
[21:43] It hasn't faded.
[21:44] You can look at the one in the emergency in time.
[21:46] Then we'd have to go to horror.
[21:48] I knew it.
[21:49] I knew it.
[21:50] I knew it.
[21:51] I was going to quite a
[21:55] managed that.
[21:56] Where are they at?
[21:56] That's the equipment that goes up the board.
[21:59] We have our personal department's recreation.
[22:02] We have a shed there with all the equipment in it.
[22:05] And when somebody wants to use it,
[22:07] they have to check it out.
[22:08] You can't just put it in there for people to use it.
[22:10] Where's it at in the army of the park?
[22:12] Yeah, it's behind the fire station.
[22:13] Oh, so can we maybe we'll have a filter on?
[22:17] If we have to check out, if it's at the point
[22:20] where you check out equipment,
[22:21] can that be a fee like someone?
[22:22] No, check it out.
[22:23] Yeah, but I check it out the hall.
[22:25] Well reason I ask is because John doesn't or thing doesn't know what he wants to go down what are those
[22:31] Dimension I what are those dimensions Heidi there? I just center pictures. I don't have dimensions on them. I just
[22:40] It's first a court. So what happens if you got your basketball miss or something like that?
[22:47] I mean you have security like this one here. People just bring their own basketballs. I don't think we provide that or whatever
[22:53] equipment is out of course the core dimensions whatever equipment you have in the ship
[22:57] it goes on it because I can see that we do the same thing here and there's something
[23:01] that happens here we've got security you know the cleaning deposits that I'm going to
[23:05] you show you guys looking at the full quarters or is that a full quarter is that a small quarter I'm
[23:11] just showing examples I'm just showing examples of what we could do we probably do like three or
[23:19] So does this grant cover the construction, the concrete, does it just cover the court that goes on top of the path?
[23:29] No, so what the grant we would be going on would be a matching if we did it, but any sweat equity is considered match.
[23:37] match. Well, if we can install it, that's one thing. But, excavation. I mean, you're going
[23:43] to be the minimum of five, six, seven, eight thousand dollars to go into over X compact
[23:48] it so we don't have a settling and go to crab later in life. Contrary to 220 dollars
[23:54] a yard right now, one yard does 80 square feet. So, 10 yards is 800 square feet. So, you're
[24:03] and you're looking around $12,000 to $16,000, $18,000
[24:10] to think concrete, but then paying someone to put it down.
[24:14] The concrete.
[24:15] The concrete.
[24:15] Yeah, so you're looking at probably $10, $12
[24:19] to a square foot for concrete.
[24:23] So I don't think it's a bad idea.
[24:24] No, the only reason I'm just making sure we have all the cost
[24:27] that it's going to cost.
[24:28] Yeah, right.
[24:29] It's not just the versatile court.
[24:31] We've got to buy...
[24:32] Oh yeah.
[24:32] Well, then we would grow water to do like a pit toilet and a pavilion or something down there, but
[24:38] That's the option to just get rid of it
[24:39] Do we want a sacrifice and get rid of that or if we're gonna do something with it
[24:43] I'm not gonna put it in a ball field like we've said in the past
[24:45] I'm not gonna spend all that money to water and everything this everything out there would be 100% water-free
[24:52] I'm not gonna I'm not gonna
[24:53] put a pit toilet out there. Yeah
[24:56] about 15 grand. That would be better than having a running from that way. It's out there.
[25:03] Yeah. It's just easier. So where would you put it on the ball, basically,
[25:07] where the ball, somewhere on the ball field? Just somewhere wherever it's flat,
[25:10] we probably put multiple courts if we could or start off with one and graduate. But
[25:15] we're coming down on time-wise, so I need to negotiate because we're obviously not doing what we
[25:20] originally told them. So I've got to get a plan ahead, rather we're going to get rid of it or move
[25:25] forward with something. And see if we can even revise the timeframe or whatever. I just want
[25:32] to know your guys' opinion of how we want to move forward because I think this is that's the
[25:36] best option for versatility, obviously, because then it has multiple options. On Jared's behalf,
[25:45] if we let the people go out there and they could play pickleball then you're not stuck with them in
[25:55] But, I just know the issues that have come up with that, so that, oh my god, but those
[26:03] I think are the two options, just give it all together, or move in a direction where
[26:09] we don't have to do a ton of maintenance and use very little water, because when we add
[26:15] it, even the little ball field that we add, it's way more water than it needed to, and that's
[26:19] why we shut the water off to begin with.
[26:21] Well, I don't want to be watering stuff.
[26:23] The whole reason we even have it is the powers to be back in the day when this filled one away.
[26:28] We just had to have it.
[26:31] We did have to have it.
[26:33] And we used it a lot five times.
[26:34] I used it all the time, both my voice played ball.
[26:37] We went out every day.
[26:38] You guys went out there from Italy, practice and stuff?
[26:41] My kids and I used to go out there and play kickball, and I almost broke my ankle.
[26:44] You were the first one out there?
[26:45] So, is that a versatile court for baseball?
[26:47] No, I don't think so.
[26:49] That one, the Heidi Shudder, that had all of them, that's the biggest court.
[26:53] that has all the, how much, what's the grant max that does have a max or the matching's
[27:00] labor 50% 80% what is the match? It's a 60 40 wasn't it? Yeah, yeah, and then I can't
[27:06] remember which one we? It would be half on the market. It would be 40. But just be going
[27:14] for the planning right now. So I think it would be great because it's non-costing once
[27:22] we get it. If we do get it, we get it for less than 50% of the cost. And the three of us show up to
[27:29] put it together. I think it's another piece.
[27:35] Well, it was just Holly and her husband at two
[27:39] branches that did their full size one and your harmony and it took you how long. Not a crazy day.
[27:45] Yeah, there was just four of them with their one quarter. Well, even the town will supply a sandwich
[27:50] that day for you for sure and we don't necessarily have to go to this. There's all sorts of options
[27:58] and we can have each of the courts depending on how many we decide to do can be different.
[28:03] But they all can be basketball on that just can you will the grant a light or run lighting to it to
[28:11] or is it just documented straight to because I know in our fire grants there's certain things we can
[28:17] buy certain things we can. Because if we were to need a couple of lights out there,
[28:24] that would cover it too, because that would be a very expensive light up at ours.
[28:30] Okay, like a light just for security, or to be able to use it at night, but it has a timer
[28:36] so it shuts itself off. Well, I don't there really wouldn't matter. You can people could go out there
[28:41] and play on it for a long time. But we could, but also it would include like if we did security
[28:45] cameras to make sure people aren't vandalizing. It would cover parking as well. The pit toilet,
[28:52] we think it's a good idea to go after.
[29:00] We're just trying to get a planning grant.
[29:05] So the reason why I'm asking this is so the planning grant we talked to them and the planning
[29:10] grant will cover the cobble crest if we want to do that in the planning grant that parks
[29:17] and wreck out there that that bursa court as well as the falls. So the planning grant will cover
[29:21] all that and that is landscape gain go for it. Yeah. So that's so we also with talking with them
[29:29] when Holly called them where we're already working with sunrise engineer on everything they suggested
[29:34] to us to just get calls from there nothing but to go live there. They're the artery off of our heart.
[29:39] Well, but they said they were one of the best options anyway in all of this.
[29:44] Well, maybe we get a friend's and family discount throw.
[29:46] I can also get a bunch of quotes.
[29:49] I have a contact with St. George City landscape architect that also would give us another quote.
[29:56] We compare us some ways.
[29:58] Oh, I do get it.
[30:00] I want to all- I mean, if it's just a planning grant and we get it, I mean, seriously, we have the town owns a backhoe, and we can do a lot of work with the quote unquote backhoe, lots of dollars an hour from the backhoe for matching. That's how we've done it with the fire department stuff. We've used our own labor that they give us so much per hour for matching, or we have equipment and knowledge we would be able to match pretty slick, I think.
[30:28] Well, and all of this has to be, this would be engineering, architecture, landscape, architecture, design, so this will help like the faults we can do everything adequately into code, as well as the cobblecras.
[30:41] So it will give a step by step like we can break it up, so it covers all the costs for all of the...
[30:47] The planning grant is matching?
[30:49] The planning grant is...
[30:58] of money after the planning grant in 60-40. It could even be grant, even if it was 50-50.
[31:07] It would be- 60-40 is generally about the minimum what they do. It could be better options.
[31:13] Yeah, but even if it went 50-50 it would save us 50-50. So even if it slim, there's a chance
[31:19] though that we could get the planning grant but not be awarded.
[31:22] Sure. Well, and we're just going to get the planning grant and it might take us that planning grant as long as we have all of it in play
[31:30] It's going to take us three four five plus years to do each. Are you planning to re-alert? I don't know. I've set up a link with this in my playlist.
[31:39] What's Holly's plan here plan? Yeah, I want you. What's your next strategy?
[31:45] Well, but even if you guys got the plan and you didn't get the grant, you have the plan in case you wanted to pay for yourself.
[31:51] I'm not saying it's a bad idea. I just so I'm just making sure we're bringing so I want to know in the planning grant
[31:57] So because we've got to get a quote. We're doing this. It's it's in April and then I've got a budget for it too
[32:03] Because even though we're getting a grant and it's 100% I still have to put it in the budget. Yeah, she can do so
[32:10] Because you don't need to know do we want to just do the falls and the verse of court
[32:15] We want to do throw in the cobble crest and get all three of them done in this grant
[32:19] Because we talked to them, they will do, they will cover all of it, and then we can have a plan.
[32:24] I don't know how long it will take to execute after that, but at least we'll have a plan.
[32:28] Because before we were talking about a sunrise engineering doing the call crest and that alone just for the engineer design was 10 grand.
[32:36] So I mean, this gets us by...
[32:37] Well, I definitely think we want more than one.
[32:41] So you want me to go through all three of...
[32:43] Do I have to get a vote on this or is it just...
[32:47] Not if it's not going to cost us money, you don't have to get the vote.
[32:50] If here is applying for a grant, we don't have to put money out.
[32:53] No, we're just going to.
[32:54] You can apply for any grant you want.
[32:57] Now, if you tell us about it, that's better, but like when we do our grants with the fire stuff,
[33:02] we don't tell anybody what we're doing.
[33:03] We just, we know what's within our budget, we know what we're getting, then we just do it.
[33:08] Well, the biggest thing here is I wanted to know what you guys want to discredit.
[33:12] I'd say go for the whole shooting guy right here.
[33:14] It's more the direction you want to go.
[33:16] I mean, fixing the Cobblecrest was on my dad's wish list when you were on the board with my dad in 2005.
[33:24] Oh wait.
[33:25] Oh wait.
[33:26] I just know with a plan it will be easier to execute.
[33:29] So if you're ready, I'm going to say this.
[33:31] I'm going to bring it out because I just barely got a phone call about it yesterday.
[33:35] That's nice.
[33:37] That there are those in town who would love to see it be a baseball field.
[33:43] who are willing to sponsor even like, you know.
[33:48] But I told Greener, Greener called me last night
[33:50] and she said, hey, you know, Mike and Tanna want to see this.
[33:54] Because baseball is such a huge thing down here
[33:57] that they can't get enough fields in order to play.
[34:02] He sees it as a way to actually make money for the time
[34:06] because these literally teams have to rent.
[34:09] So they have the fields, it's just the fields
[34:11] and senior don't all have lights so they can't play after dark. So they would have to set it up
[34:17] with stadium lights to be able to use it. Yeah. So that's the thing. We're not short on fills.
[34:24] We're short on fills with lights. Okay. This is coming from a parent that's very involved in
[34:29] Little League. Yeah. No, I've said I wasn't. Yeah, I'm not. We don't. I think about the ball
[34:35] field is just the watering situation and the grass. Well, you could always look into astro
[34:40] But that field is bigger than it has to be and we can always put them courts in.
[34:47] So yeah, we can always do that too.
[34:49] We can see what the planning suggests because maybe even there's a lot of things that
[34:53] have to do with the best soil.
[34:55] Yeah, let's throw a ball field into the planning.
[34:59] Let's throw in the planning with this grant, the ball field, with all the court stuff that you want.
[35:06] Next week.
[35:06] The couple crashed and the falls and if someone else has fresh eyes on the ball bill,
[35:13] maybe they'll look at it and go from a team to a good idea, bad idea.
[35:20] We'll just some fresh eyes.
[35:21] So on the on the first report, they have they have express artificial turf playground
[35:26] surfacing artificial grass tennis courts, synthetic landscape sports.
[35:31] And maybe you could do good.
[35:33] So it's a very good possibility.
[35:35] This is x-grass, so it's separate from VersaCourt.
[35:38] They can do the artificial.
[35:41] Yeah, and maybe you can do the infield dirt
[35:43] and then just do the outfield with a pastoral or...
[35:47] Well, yeah, this is called an x-ray.
[35:49] And then it may be expensive up front,
[35:51] but you don't have to water it
[35:53] and over the, with our water bills,
[35:54] it would offset in a few years.
[35:57] Like you said, we could put it in a plan,
[35:59] but I told, I told Reno last night.
[36:01] So if that's something, then they're going to have to come in and ask a present.
[36:05] So that's what that's what that's what that's what that's what that looks like.
[36:10] Measurements.
[36:10] See, and I will tell you this just for working on the requirements, working on the new astroturf
[36:18] softball field at SUU, that SUU just took two million dollars into because they're part
[36:23] of the new big sky conference and they're going to be on TV so they have a new stadium.
[36:28] I think it, no, it wasn't 2 million, it's like 10 million or 20 million, it was expensive.
[36:32] The entire field is built on a drainage system with drain pipes.
[36:39] This big around coming out of it and it's all on P gravel, so when it rains, the water
[36:44] goes through the aftro turf and then hits these drains and gets out of the field.
[36:49] So if we were, I had my eyes open up to what happens when it rains on aftro turf.
[36:55] I hadn't been there. I wouldn't have understood it. But I think we ought to have them tell us
[37:01] what it would cost to keep the ball field or not keep the ball field, astroturf, no astroturf.
[37:06] Fresh eyes might have a better idea than us local jocals that only know what we know.
[37:14] The, the, for acro ball courts, the, which I think you could do multiple things. It's big enough.
[37:21] We've got such big enough that they think we should do all of it.
[37:24] it's a ball with a paddle yeah we have 14 acres out there you guys so it's
[37:29] plenty of room to do both yeah I think that would that would be they would be
[37:33] considered this Canaryville sports complex because it wouldn't just be one it
[37:37] would all sports I think we ought to do that at least especially where it's
[37:42] such a grant to get us an idea of what we need to do and get some fresh eyes on
[37:46] what we got going that have kicking the can down the road since 2008 for a ball
[37:51] That's been used ten times. See, and then we'll have a plan for everything and that's the thing with the cobble crest
[37:56] To instead of thinking we can handle that there might be more to it than we think and at least this way
[38:01] We'll know before and we'll have a plan for all of it and we can start absolutely. I think it's a great idea
[38:07] But if it isn't going to cost us any money, we don't have to
[38:11] Okay, I just want to know what you guys wanted that to cover what the look like so now. We close that in
[38:17] Cool, approval for the last two meetings minutes if you guys even read them
[38:22] Darcy did. I know he does. Darcy does everything she's supposed to do. I will make a motion to approve February 12th, 2020.
[38:30] Oh you got to do both of them. I'm trying to, I'm jumping ahead.
[38:43] I'm sorry Darcy. Is there a second? Second that. All in favor? Sorry Darcy, I really did. I apologize.
[38:52] The ordinance approval number 03-12-26 to establish the credit card debit card processing fee for water utility payments.
[39:11] I'll make a motion to approve ordinance number O3-12-26 and ordinance to establish quick
[39:17] and debit card processing fee for water utility payments as has already been written
[39:23] review advice.
[39:24] Here's their second.
[39:25] Second.
[39:26] All right.
[39:28] Okay.
[39:28] Barney Brothers.
[39:29] We have to roll call on that one.
[39:31] Yes, it's an ordinance.
[39:33] Good call, thing.
[39:35] He's well-trained, good job.
[39:37] It's our state emergency.
[39:39] Yes.
[39:39] Direct black burns.
[39:40] Yes.
[39:40] And the pain lines.
[39:41] Yes.
[39:42] Barney Brothers did for the water.
[39:45] Well, repairs on well number two.
[39:47] Two.
[39:48] I'm getting them confused on which ones went.
[39:50] Can we re-number them?
[39:52] Like give them maximum means.
[39:54] Because one doesn't even work.
[39:56] Yeah, well, let's call one Joan and one Ronald.
[40:00] So here's the thing, the transformer and the power search were both things that were
[40:07] supposed to be addressed before I came into office. However, neither of them were put
[40:16] in the budget. So no matter what we decide, I've got to look at this budget year to even
[40:24] address this. This well is not the well that KP Ventures worked on. No, that was their name.
[40:33] Yes. For the other name. It was not that well. Wharton Brothers is familiar with all of our wells
[40:39] they have done work on them. I will get a second bid, but I just wanted to run it by you guys what your
[40:49] thoughts are on the repairs. The transformer has been out there for, I don't know how long,
[40:57] the power surge you guys discussed and voted on a $1,300 bid in November and approved it,
[41:07] but it was not replaced at that time. That's the purchase and it's still not. It's still not.
[41:16] No, I have a bid for it, but it's not in the...
[41:20] It's not been ordered.
[41:22] No.
[41:22] Oh, we don't even have to choose.
[41:23] No.
[41:25] We do have the...
[41:26] The transformer.
[41:27] The transformer.
[41:29] It was in for a year.
[41:31] It's been sitting on the for a year.
[41:33] And so the bid that they gave us is just to put it in not for the transformer itself.
[41:37] Right.
[41:38] To put in the transformer, to purchase the new power surge and put it in and put in a soft start
[41:43] because right now it starts the analogy I was given was like when you get on the
[41:48] freeway to save your engine and gas you slowly get up to speed rather than
[41:54] gun it. Well some of us are out of season. Anyway without the soft start we're
[42:00] turning it up full bore right off the bat and it will make it so our engines don't
[42:05] last as long and that will be a headache in an X amount of time.
[42:10] That's what I'm trying to spread, that's what you're talking about, that could be FD or no.
[42:15] How do you have some information on that?
[42:18] I don't
[42:21] know what you're talking about.
[42:26] When I talked to Brandon yesterday, he brought up the fact that he didn't think that the
[42:31] soft start was the best way to go.
[42:33] He recommended what's called a BFD.
[42:36] I don't know anything about it.
[42:38] Apparently that's something that's newer or might be better for our situation.
[42:43] My question is something that we can check into.
[42:46] I don't know.
[42:46] Did he bring this up before?
[42:48] No.
[42:49] Yesterday?
[42:50] No.
[42:51] Just bring it up.
[42:52] In case maybe if you're getting a different bit there again our biggest thing was we wanted
[42:55] to make sure we're getting this for apples to apples.
[42:58] Correct.
[42:59] And so I'm just making sure I'm passing on the information as hard as so.
[43:03] I talked to Darcy before the meeting and ask her what her thoughts were on.
[43:08] if I had, which thing would come and do it for your cost?
[43:12] I mean, they wouldn't charge us anything.
[43:14] If I had the system operators from the water
[43:18] conservancy stop by and look at it and let John
[43:20] walk them through it, or they know what they're looking at.
[43:23] They mean, they're in charge of eight or nine wells.
[43:26] I can't remember how many wells we have.
[43:27] This conservancy has.
[43:29] But they go to check Shawnee a lot
[43:31] so they could be, you know what I mean?
[43:33] It could be on a drive by time.
[43:35] But I would only do it if it's okay
[43:37] you guys because I'm standing in my lane. So try and do. So it's a variable speed. We use the
[43:46] VFDs out. We have them all over WECO. Yeah, it's a type of motor that controls the drive and
[43:54] electric motor by varying the frequency and voltage of its electrical power supply.
[44:03] So it's a
[44:07] I did look it off the Google, so I knew what it was, but I know where it is out in class,
[44:11] because I work with it every day, because I work in that with the annals and everything.
[44:16] So we are the ones that deal with the most power source in the whole entire plant, and
[44:22] if we have to have a rectifier, I mean, those are,
[44:28] because we're doing that in a state-certified
[44:29] That's different from what we've got out there versus, I mean, obviously, your thing is bigger,
[44:34] so I'm just bringing it out in the system.
[44:35] So my question is this thing, if someone, like you're saying, from water
[44:42] conservancy, can come look at it. Are you saying they'd be able to say, here's
[44:47] what we're suggesting 1, 2, 3, and 4? The reason I ask that question is because
[44:53] then, could we take 1, 2, 3, and 4 and use that as our outline?
[45:00] We're asking for quotes.
[45:03] Yo, did we go to barn, but they said, okay, here's what water, here's what the guys of water in the service here, say we need boom, boom, boom, boom. They give us a quote to those things. We go to this dot, he works. Well, two of the three things are not up for discussion. One is to put the transformer in that we have. The other is to replace the power search that is defective. Those are not things that we have to be asking about. It's the soft start that we don't, that's a new thing. So then, then, oh, I guess
[45:31] might and you would still be then we get a second opinion, whether you use dog. I would
[45:35] bring him up because he's one of the three that I had come at the post office. He's commercial,
[45:43] he's licensed, he's giving me everything. I gave you his number. His expertise is commercial,
[45:50] not residential. And so, if you gave him the same thing, I guarantee he'd be willing to come up
[45:58] and walk through it as well, and say, oh yeah, that totally makes sense. Here's my quote
[46:04] to install. You know, he probably didn't give a quote on a custom to give a quote, actually,
[46:08] by the price of whatever, but he'd give a quote that was that was to that one. And if he's
[46:14] double them, okay, but at least we've said, yeah, give a quote, this action is really a price.
[46:19] Or he may come in and say, no, I can go for this. And that was my plan all along.
[46:24] I, because I got that number from you, I will call him for the second bid, but I want
[46:31] to first talk to Barney's to see how long this bid will be active, because it's good.
[46:37] If it's going to change between now and July, which it probably will, because Copper is going
[46:41] to skyrocket, then we're going to have to get all brand new bids closer to July anyway.
[46:47] Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, I guess all I was going to say was in him coming up to look at it,
[46:55] you know, I guarantee he'd, he'd avoid to come up and look at it in as a part of giving a quote
[47:03] that's comparable to that one. At the same time, probably give a second opinion on whatever's
[47:10] been, whatever this, you know, all the other details of software, if he whatever. And you know,
[47:15] just as a pinion. You know, we got another voice from another trained, you know, commercial.
[47:24] I know, I can tell you. I don't know a damn thing about it well.
[47:27] No, I don't either. But like I said, he would. And so, but at least there'd be someone that knows
[47:32] we're talking about giving it a second pinion. I don't just say I was planning on that.
[47:42] So, how much was the quote?
[47:47] And so, the golden art is a water master plan update on that was 5200.
[47:53] So, how much isn't our bill up there like 1200 a month or whatever on the power just because of these searches?
[48:00] So, the last two months we've been under $100.
[48:03] Oh, okay.
[48:04] And that's usually the bill for having the power meter on your property.
[48:08] Okay.
[48:08] So he did mess with some stuff when he was out there with John, that could be one possible.
[48:17] Barney or Pete? Barney.
[48:20] Number two, John, I don't know if he's done any testing.
[48:24] If one of the reasons that's been so high is because he's testing during Pete Demand, that could be the other reason why I don't know if it's necessarily all of these problems or if it's because he's not around the world or in Pete Demand.
[48:37] There's no way for me to know until we get everything fixed in the way it's supposed to do so.
[48:41] Well, in here in two weeks, one well is going to be running no matter what.
[48:47] Right.
[48:48] Everybody's getting its 80 degrees next week at one point.
[48:51] So everybody's going to decide they got to start water in their grass.
[48:55] So that's where my question is, is if we were still paying that what it might be worth getting this taking care of sooner
[49:02] and then moving that update to the water master plan to next bunch of years so we can get this
[49:08] taking care of that's costing us money where the other one is it and it's not a rush like
[49:13] this is so I'm wondering if since that's 5,200 for the one and 6,800 for the other we may get a
[49:19] lower bid from this other guy who knows but they're about comparable but this one's costing us money
[49:25] versus the other one's not and I think that one could wait is what that's my
[49:30] thought. I agree. I didn't know how if that was a possibility because we had
[49:35] already voted on the plan. I didn't know how that works. Oh we can
[49:40] generalize it. Okay.
[49:45] That's what this about when it tells you remember you could
[49:48] be adding two to three thousand dollars for locks. Yeah. Yeah. So there again you've
[49:52] about all of these things, and if you have both,
[49:55] these are already at 12 or 13 years old.
[49:57] I'm with Winter, I agree with them,
[50:00] because we've got this long, though.
[50:01] But Winter, are we planning on-
[50:03] That means the most important.
[50:05] I don't know.
[50:06] Are we going to implement the new water rates
[50:10] fiscal year, Jill, July 1, right?
[50:13] I don't want to start on a great way.
[50:15] Well, Jill, it's not just full.
[50:17] I'm going to be full.
[50:18] I thought we are in disgusted in here
[50:20] that that's what we were going to do.
[50:21] Yeah, that July what was going on with the July.
[50:24] So the padlocks probably are not something right now.
[50:30] They're not going to be a dietary right now, diet straight right now, until we find out
[50:35] in the month of July when they get their first water meter bills, June, you know, July August
[50:41] will know if we really have to have the padlocks or not.
[50:44] And we can budget them in next year's thing.
[50:50] the master plan. I don't know because we're already going to be turning the dam
[50:56] well on for for the year. It's coming on until October now. So these two things
[51:03] have to be done anyways though. But yeah. But do they need to be done now? Are
[51:06] they just are they just because they haven't been done for two years five years
[51:11] whatever. The other reason we know to say are done because we had them two big
[51:15] power bills. But we're going to get big power bills anyway. So I don't know if the transformer
[51:20] and the surge protector, I don't know. Just a surge protector leads me to believe that if there
[51:27] is power outage, you're frying your circuits. Exactly. And we end as much as Rocky Mountain
[51:34] Powers now, shutting our power off and on all the time. Yeah. I would agree with the surge.
[51:39] I say it's a certain protectors more important than the master one.
[51:43] Yeah, I agree.
[51:45] I think we need to get on that ASAP.
[51:47] That's my opinion, and I don't get a vote on it.
[51:49] So probably, obviously that's what I'm saying.
[51:51] There is no motion to...
[51:53] We have to switch.
[51:54] We have to undo the master plan.
[51:56] That have to be on the next meeting to do this.
[51:58] Yeah, so your motion would just say master plan for 2027.
[52:02] Or, you know, 2026.
[52:03] Let's go to your 20s.
[52:04] Laws, say 2020, 6.27, this, you want to not come out of this budget year.
[52:09] Meal and reason I brought up Joe, the only reason I say that is when you bring in more
[52:13] income, it's easier for us to adjust the budget.
[52:16] That's the only reason I bring it up.
[52:18] So if you started it right away, we'd be bringing in revenue and we did budget for.
[52:22] So it's easier for me to play with it.
[52:24] But I mean, if you're fine with sticking with your life, first that's totally fine.
[52:28] I was just saying it's an option that you feel like money isn't issued.
[52:35] So basically we do say those two things we need to move them to the next part of the year but and then do this one to this but can we just do the search protector it's only a thousand can we just get the search protector bottom it was like 1300 box we've already approved that
[52:50] November. So that's already been. That's already a go. So all we'd really have to
[52:56] approve. But if all we're going to do is get this. This would be the second
[53:04] bid for the search protector and it would only be a thousand. Let's say it's gone
[53:08] up three hundred bucks. It's still under fifteen hundred dollars. We've already
[53:13] approved to buy the search protector. So why don't we in my opinion not tell you
[53:18] what to do. My suggestion would be as to see if Barney's would come out for that same price
[53:24] and still install the search protector. We get the darn thing ordered in here because
[53:30] we've already approved buying it. And then we're still under, what was that, what the
[53:36] search protector was 16? 13 hundred is what you like today. 13. So 13 and 16 is 29. So
[53:44] So you're $3,000 and as opposed to six,
[53:48] we just still be able to have enough money
[53:49] for the water plan.
[53:53] But let's just, okay.
[53:55] You can do whatever you want.
[53:56] I would say the surge protector is the most important part
[53:59] because of the pot while fire season is coming up,
[54:02] most are to hear, but power is gonna get shut off.
[54:06] We don't want to burn a pump up.
[54:08] Surge protection is gonna save the pump.
[54:10] We already know that.
[54:12] So, is there any way tonight that we can approve getting the search protector only?
[54:20] No, no, just getting it installed.
[54:23] We approved buying it. We haven't approved installing it, correct?
[54:26] You said up to $3,000, I believe.
[54:29] Yeah, it's already approved.
[54:31] For $3,000?
[54:33] I think so.
[54:33] There's nothing to even vote on.
[54:35] No, no.
[54:35] But it was lumped in with the rest of the stuff.
[54:38] That's the only reason.
[54:39] done why it wasn't so you know this is done now this is done so so there's no
[54:46] motion for the search protector it's already done the only thing we need to do
[54:51] is and I would say that's our number one priority right yeah and then I say get
[54:58] the bid and then we get the bid for the get a second bit for the other stuff and then we
[55:04] can push it off until even for the transformer install it we already have the
[55:09] transformer.
[55:12] $400.
[55:13] $400.
[55:14] $200.
[55:15] That's the soft start.
[55:19] Okay, we don't want that one.
[55:20] No, we got to get another one.
[55:21] Okay, so let's get the transformer, the search protector, the search protector bot
[55:28] installed, done and the transformer because we've already, we just have to
[55:33] approve. You don't even have to prove it. It's under 500 bucks. If you're not doing the soft
[55:39] start, the soft start. So there's no way there's nothing to do. So then the soft start could just be
[55:45] written. And then the soft start and then the soft starters can wait until and then we keep the
[55:50] culinary next budget season and then we can keep the culinary master and we can figure out if we want
[55:56] soft starts or whatever acronym you guys just came up with a minute ago. Is that word?
[56:02] That's beautiful.
[56:03] And then the water master has to stay in the water.
[56:06] This is a lot of freaking work.
[56:07] Let's try to get something to work.
[56:09] Because there's nothing to get through.
[56:11] No, that's the problem.
[56:13] Yeah, yeah, no way.
[56:15] And we'll just put the, yeah, we'll leave now.
[56:17] We'll see.
[56:18] We'll talk to the vegetable.
[56:19] Yeah.
[56:19] Okay, so clarify, we're golden.
[56:23] We don't have anything yet to go in.
[56:25] Oh, I'm going to prove we're going to go.
[56:26] We're going to clarify, clarify.
[56:29] Well, we just need to do that.
[56:31] The clarification is going to be that she's going to buy a search protector.
[56:34] That was already approved in November.
[56:37] All this started from the last year.
[56:39] For the search provider.
[56:40] For the search protector.
[56:41] And installing the transformer and search protector is already approved.
[56:44] It was already approved.
[56:45] So there's nothing for us at all.
[56:46] That's the clarification.
[56:47] She's going to move forward with what's already been approved.
[56:49] And we're just going to wait on the next page of year.
[56:53] Whatever the heck.
[56:54] Just put it back on the agenda when you're ready for a vote on that.
[56:57] And we'll see I'll have a I'll have the conservancy guys stopped by and give us their opinion on what they would do for soft start or the acronym.
[57:08] Okay.
[57:10] Good. Hell, that was a lot.
[57:14] Is it worth it? Are you happy?
[57:16] Where are you good? Are you done?
[57:18] Yeah, I'm good.
[57:18] Because that's still all on your, on your department.
[57:21] No, that was a lot of, yeah.
[57:24] You stress about this job?
[57:26] Oh, yes.
[57:30] Okay,
[57:35] what's the ESRI GIS, WKGXYZ discussion on the sunrise engineering thing?
[57:43] Either GIS, be all and explain it to you, and so it's clear it's not.
[57:48] I missed that, maybe.
[57:49] Oh, that was the sounds.
[57:51] That was the 19-hour meeting.
[57:52] So I need to know if you would like to get an official bid from sunrise for what it would
[57:58] take for them to set us up for GIS. Would you like to see them?
[58:04] I think it would be nice so that we have all of these lines.
[58:09] With what they told us, and we were down there talking to them about the flood water control thing, it sounded like it pretty.
[58:15] It's not, so many don't deal.
[58:17] It's not a don't deal. It's a cost, I'm not saying it's a bad cost, but just so we all understand, it's a cost on top of what we're already paying for.
[58:25] It doesn't replace what my Hume's already bought for the cemetery.
[58:29] It's going to be easy.
[58:30] It's just the value added services that they offer on top of the field.
[58:35] For them to manage.
[58:37] So we're just lucky that we already have.
[58:38] So how much is my way here today?
[58:40] $7.50?
[58:41] $7.50.
[58:42] The bid I would be asking for would be for them to set everything up to work with S.U.U.
[58:47] to get what David Maxwell has done to put it all together for us.
[58:52] And then that's how much they would give us the bid for it.
[58:55] And then from then on, we would be 100 a year on top of our 7 months.
[58:59] So that would be 1100 a year.
[59:01] No, if you were than that, because then for each user, they're charging you so much.
[59:06] So we would say-
[59:06] If we get that out of users.
[59:08] Right.
[59:08] So we would have to decide how many users you would charge.
[59:10] But that one rise doesn't charge that to us.
[59:13] We pay that directly.
[59:15] That's an average.
[59:16] Yeah.
[59:16] But that's only 100 bucks on them.
[59:18] That's less than 100 bucks on them.
[59:19] But I guess that's what I was asking.
[59:21] I told you.
[59:23] I don't think it's that idea.
[59:24] I'm just clarifying so we all understand where those costs are so we don't get hit with a surprise like we did with
[59:30] Center the one. What's this?
[59:31] Fifteen. Hey, there was a long time we spent we gave a guy $6,000 to go down there and map the
[59:37] Cemetery at Hiner show up one time and he got paid in full, so well, and that was right after you left
[59:43] That's just the big question that I wanted to share and just said are we ready to move forward with the GIS or you like?
[59:49] That's nice information. We're not ready to go there yet
[59:52] I think numbers would be, yeah, it's going to get a quote, it's going to get a quote.
[59:57] So, is that what you need to vote on?
[59:58] You're asking to get a quote?
[1:00:06] That's why I'm asking why it's on here. It's zero. I know people, uh, they, uh, charge for quotes. I really just didn't want to go here. If you're not ready to move into GIS. If you're like, the town isn't ready for this yet, then I'm not going to. I think we're already behind, we're already 20 years behind the schedule. What do you need to do? The biggest reason that I'm pushing it right now.
[1:00:29] now is because I would like to take the knowledge that John has and get it all
[1:00:34] mapped out and everything. To me, sooner or later. Well, two brains in this town
[1:00:40] that hold all the... What we ought to do too, what we ought to do too, my name is
[1:00:45] to talk to the irrigation company and see if they want to go in on it to map
[1:00:49] all the irrigation lines and they could pay for part of it too. That was one thing
[1:00:54] that David did bring up, but I don't know for sure if we have to have you take it
[1:00:59] That will be on March 1st, 2027.
[1:01:02] That was last week.
[1:01:03] One meeting a year and lessons and emergency meeting.
[1:01:08] But I can bounce it off of the chair's head and John's head and Meredith's on the chair, on the board.
[1:01:16] Okay, well we can get a bit and then we go from there.
[1:01:19] Okay, because we can maybe split some costs with the irrigation company.
[1:01:24] They don't have any money but that's all right.
[1:01:26] They need to raise their share rates in my opinion hey
[1:01:30] I don't have any so I don't care. I know but Darcy and I do
[1:01:34] Maybe I told them they should double over a whole another water discussion
[1:01:38] All right, is that it?
[1:01:43] We don't have to have a closed meaning. I do have one question for you guys. Don't does anybody have any announcements?
[1:01:49] I do as well
[1:01:54] so much for an hour. Yeah, we're at an hour and one minute. Water department
[1:02:02] took it all.
[1:02:05] Information about setting up this transportation meeting with
[1:02:08] the county. Is that what other emails have been today about? Yes, and you did
[1:02:13] response. No, because they don't care because my opinion doesn't matter when you
[1:02:17] guys are setting up meetings. I have to show up when you guys decide. So I think I
[1:02:24] I have a dentist appointment that day, not that time.
[1:02:30] No, I'm gonna go on.
[1:02:32] So are you okay if I respond back on your behalf?
[1:02:35] I don't care.
[1:02:37] Just pick it and stick it.
[1:02:38] I'll try to be there.
[1:02:39] Okay.
[1:02:40] You can never set up a meeting with that many people
[1:02:43] and have it work for everybody in the single person.
[1:02:46] So whatever works for the majority, I go with.
[1:02:52] Also it's gone.
[1:02:52] Am I from back then?
[1:02:53] Hey thing, just my quick announcement, we canceled the open house in April.
[1:02:57] We wanted to move it to this the fall.
[1:02:59] So we could see what's going on with the planning and all that.
[1:03:02] Okay, I have a question for you guys.
[1:03:05] And I thought of this today at lunch.
[1:03:07] See this lovely painting in the back.
[1:03:12] I don't know where it's from.
[1:03:13] I think it came out of a dumpster.
[1:03:15] You're aware that somebody was saving it.
[1:03:17] David got out of the trash.
[1:03:18] Somebody dug it out.
[1:03:19] David told me it's just just a full on two with me.
[1:03:22] If we're redoing this room and I go find the money from sponsors and donors and I think it'd be
[1:03:32] around between three and $5,000, but I think I can get donations for it. What would you guys
[1:03:38] think about a nice really cool picture from the falls with the old log ladder that everybody has
[1:03:46] for our chambers. Oh, I want it with the log. Oh, you want it when we were kids.
[1:03:56] I don't think anybody took pictures of it. I never took the camera up there.
[1:04:00] Yeah, no cameras up there. Is it the same log with up the metal?
[1:04:07] Yeah,
[1:04:14] it was the same
[1:04:15] Maybe not that wide, but I think it'll be really cool to have it in here while we're redoing all these
[1:04:20] Emanities in here and if I can if I can come up with the money and it not cost anybody in the town is anybody ever problem with that
[1:04:28] I think you have a problem with that Kim. You have a problem with that. I think it's a good idea, Kim. I think it looked better than that
[1:04:38] That looks like that looks like a torrential downpour causing nothing but pain and anguish with flooding
[1:04:44] in the bottom so all right that's all I have it's almost nothing to burn nothing else did you
[1:04:51] come up with your idea your brain fart and I'll be back some day what was the next time that
[1:04:55] under basket all right is there a motion to adjourn this lengthy meeting I'll make a motion to a
[1:05:00] adjourned. March 12th, 2026. Wait a second. I second that.
[1:05:10] I'm so sorry, Darcy. I forgot
[1:05:16] that there was two sets of...