[0:01] You're going to call a county board meeting 
to order. Start with the pledge of allegiance.  
[0:06] [music] Allegiance to the flag of the United 
States of America and to the republic for which  
[0:14] it stands. One nation under God, indivisible, 
with liberty [clears throat] and justice for all.
[0:32] Did you get any notice from here?
[0:48] Roll call. Supervisors.
[1:04] There are 22 supervisors present. 
Supervisor Carol is absent.
[1:12] Okay. I think for the first time 
we're going to have the youth in  
[1:15] governance introduce themselves here. 
Start right on the end. Thank you.
[1:27] It's on here right or is it gallery? 
Which one is it? Kyle Prince,  
[1:31] Sam Sheen. Bruno Gonzalez. Smota. Sean Hawkins.
[1:42] Thank you. And then we'll move 
on to uh citizens comments.
[1:51] Okay.
[1:54] Any citizens comments? Please 
state your name and address.
[2:01] Eric Meadows, 8320 82nd Street, Pleasant Prairie.
[2:08] In 1774, the First Continental Congress, the 
delegates of the First Continental Congress began  
[2:14] their first meeting by inviting Reverend Jacob 
Duché, an Anglican Anglican clergyman, to give  
[2:19] an opening prayer. Some delegates initially 
objected over denominational differences.  
[2:25] Sam Adams however supported it saying he could 
hear a prayer from any pious and virtuous man  
[2:30] who is friend who is a friend to the country. 
It was ultimately approved and the prayer was  
[2:35] given. After the first meeting, John Adams wrote 
a letter to his wife Abigail telling her it was  
[2:40] a highly moving and unifying experience. Thus 
started a tradition of beginning each session  
[2:46] with a prayer. When the first Congress under 
the current constitution convened in 1789,  
[2:53] the practice was retained and has continued 
ever since under both Democrat and Republican  
[2:57] majorities. When the territory of Wisconsin 
was formed in 1836, the Wisconsin territorial  
[3:04] legislature followed suit and began all of their 
meetings with a prayer. When we became a state in  
[3:09] 1848, the state legislature again continued this 
practice even though representatives differed in  
[3:15] their religious beliefs. Every one of you on this 
county board are here because you share the same  
[3:20] goal to make Kosha County the best possible place 
to live, a safe and a prosperous place. If you  
[3:27] did not have that goal, you would not be sitting 
here today. [snorts] Each of us should seek every  
[3:31] possible avenue to achieve that goal. That is why 
I submitted a proposed amendment to the municipal  
[3:37] code of Kenosha County to follow the 250-year 
long long-standing tradition of seeking divine  
[3:43] guidance to help us achieve our shared goal. 
That proposal would help us uh that proposal was  
[3:50] presented to the legislative committee last month 
where it was voted down though not unanimously.  
[3:55] The [snorts] reasons given for voting against 
it were a little outrageous to me. I was told  
[4:00] that there needs to be a separation of church and 
state, a statement that does not reside in either  
[4:05] federal law nor state law. The very fact that 
prayer has been given before every legislative  
[4:10] session on both the federal and state levels 
proves that notion incorrect. The first amendment  
[4:15] of the United States Constitution prohibits 
the government from establishing a religion  
[4:19] and it prohibits the federal government from 
interfering with its free exercise of religion  
[4:24] even in public spaces. I was told that there are 
a lot of legal cases that prove that prayer at a  
[4:30] board meeting would not be a good idea. What 
the committee failed to actually produce was  
[4:35] any legal case that stopped prayer from happening 
either on the federal level or the state level.  
[4:41] That prayer continues to this day. I was told that 
the logistics of managing the process of inviting  
[4:47] people to pray would be difficult. Just because 
it is hard does not mean that it is not worth  
[4:52] doing. Nothing worth doing is easy. [snorts] 
Lastly, I was told that giving prayers would  
[4:57] be seen as a divisive experience and a cause 
for people to offend others. I have far more  
[5:03] faith in our community than that. Like the early 
delegates to the first continental congress, such  
[5:08] a practice of seeking divine help would be seen 
as a unifying experience by the community. They  
[5:13] would recognize what we are trying to achieve and 
they would thank us for it. It would be an amazing  
[5:18] opportunity for us as board members to lead by 
example of showing unity despite differences  
[5:23] in faith traditions in respecting each other's 
beliefs. Hearing others pray differently than I  
[5:29] do or would listening's repair when you yourself 
don't pray is only offensive to you if you choose  
[5:34] to let it be offensive. That is the choice we all 
make. Are we one nation under God, indivisible, as  
[5:41] we pledge before every one of our meetings, or are 
we not? Are we one county under God, indivisible,  
[5:47] or are we not? Should this come before the board 
again in the future, as I expect it will, I hope  
[5:52] you will recognize that while it may be hard, it 
would be a net positive for our community as we  
[5:57] use every avenue at our disposal to make Kenosha 
County the best possible place to live. Thank you.
[6:05] Are there any other citizens comments?
[6:13] Justine Ham of Jones, 8456 Eastridge Drive, 
Pleasant Prairie. Our freedom to vote and to have  
[6:21] our votes counted is under threat. The federal 
government is moving to interfere in how elections  
[6:27] are run even though states have administered their 
own elections since the founding. An April 27th,  
[6:34] Reuters investigation, how Trump is moving 
to control US elections, one state at a time,  
[6:40] documented federal authorities, the Department 
of Justice, and the Department of Homeland  
[6:45] Security fanning out across the country, seeking 
confidential records, pressing for access to  
[6:52] voting equipment, and re-examining voter fraud 
cases that courts in bipartisan reviews have  
[6:59] already rejected. examples of federal interference 
already this year. Baseless claims of stolen  
[7:06] elections and investigations without charges into 
organizations that run voter registration drives,  
[7:13] especially in black and immigrant communities, 
justice department officials seeking access to  
[7:20] Dominion voting machines in Missouri. Demands for 
voter roles and lists of voters flagged as likely  
[7:27] non-citizens put on review by county clerks. The 
flag names were all allegible eligible citizens.  
[7:36] A March 31st executive order directing the 
postal service to manage access to mail and  
[7:42] ballots and directing DHS to build a list of who 
may receive them, excluding others. Demands for  
[7:50] 2020 voting records in jurisdictions across the 
country. In Wisconsin, the Wisconsin Election  
[7:57] Commission oversees the elections statewide, 
but local elections are overseen by county and  
[8:03] municipal clerks. County Clerk [clears throat] 
Reggie Wigglea is ultimately responsible for  
[8:08] ensuring the voter registration records are 
properly kept, polling places are efficient,  
[8:14] ballots are counted correctly and promptly, and 
results are properly certified in Kenosha County.  
[8:21] We are a part of the national faith in 
us initiative and we would like Miss  
[8:27] Wvagora to know that we support her. 
But as the people who elected her,  
[8:32] we will hold her accountable for protecting 
the right of our legal voters to vote without  
[8:38] interference or intimidation and to ens to ensure 
that all votes are counted. We expect Miss Wiggora  
[8:46] to pledge that she and the polling officers 
of Kenosha County who answer to her will one  
[8:52] abide by the US Constitution and state election 
laws, two refuse to comply with any unlawful  
[8:59] executive orders or data requests that seek to 
restrict voting, and three faithfully play their  
[9:07] role to certify and seat the rightfully elected 
winners this November, regardless of the party.  
[9:15] The right to vote is fundamental to all our other 
rights. Our ability to make change at every level  
[9:22] depends on the people getting to choose who 
represents us. This call to action will be  
[9:28] shared widely with the media outlets in Kenosha 
County and beyond. Thank you for your time.
[9:37] Any more citizens comments? Are 
there any more citizens comments?  
[9:43] Say no more citizens comments. 
Citizens comments are now closed.
[9:51] Okay. Um the only announcement I have 
um would be just uh for those of you  
[9:59] going to the 2026 annual conference uh some 
information should be on your desks I believe.  
[10:05] And uh if you have any questions, 
concerns or anything like that,  
[10:09] I think Reggie is a good resource or contact 
the conference center itself. Um I believe  
[10:16] that's it for me on that. Supervisor reports. 
Any supervisors wishing to give a report?
[10:27] Supervisor Tarson. I just want to let 
everybody know. Um thank you, Chairman.  
[10:34] Uh at the Kenosha Lakeshore Veterinary 
Clinic, there's a mural being painted and  
[10:41] the community is invited to paint that mural 
uh this Saturday coming up um all day. So,  
[10:48] please uh it be nice to support that, 
pass the word on, let everybody know.  
[10:54] Thank you. When is that? Saturday. This 
Saturday coming Saturday. Okay. Thank you,
[11:02] Supervisor Gray. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Um, 
as the liaison for the Primal Nature Center,  
[11:09] I just want to um remind everybody that 
the fall funfest is on uh September 26th,  
[11:14] 11 to 3. And tomorrow afternoon, 
I believe it's 5:30, 6:00.  
[11:21] 6:00 there was a ceremonial signing of 
the new agreement between the county  
[11:25] and the priming nature center that extends 
that relationship for another five years.
[11:32] Okay. Thank you, Supervisor Gray. Supervisor 
Gashki. Thank you, Mr. Chair. Um, as chair of  
[11:39] the Kenosha Joint Services Board, I just wanted to 
let the county board know that this coming Tuesday  
[11:45] uh will be our monthly meeting. It's not our 
typical uh week that we meet. and we'll also  
[11:50] be discussing doing some initial uh discussions 
about our upcoming budget. So, just wanted to make  
[11:55] you aware of that if that's something that you're 
interested in that we will be meeting this coming  
[11:59] Tuesday. Thank you. Thank you, Supervisor Gashki. 
Are there any more supervisors reports? Okay, see  
[12:08] no more supervisor reports on we move. I'd like to 
announce that supervisor Carol is in attendance.
[12:18] Old business. Ordinance second 
reading to required. Ordinance  
[12:22] 11 from the legislative committee. An 
ordinance to amend MCKC 2.133C related  
[12:29] to standing committee assignments. 
This passed unanimously at committee.
[12:36] Okay. Supervisor Morrisy. I moved by Supervisor  
[12:41] Morsy. Second by Supervisor 
Decker. Supervisor Morsy.
[12:47] Sorry. Hold on, hold on, hold on. Thank you. 
Go ahead. This ordinance uh clarifies that the  
[12:54] executive committee is not to be considered 
one of the three standing committees that  
[13:00] uh supervisors can be appointed to 
and as stated it passed unanimously  
[13:04] at the legislative committee 
and I'd ask for your support.
[13:10] Thank you, Supervisor Morsy. 
Supervisor Nudo. Thank you.  
[13:18] Uh I'm a little bit confused why 
this ordinance even came out to
[13:29] to be to take a vote on that to remove it. So 
could I ask the reason why this come out as  
[13:38] uh an ordinance to correct or to do something with  
[13:44] the executive committee if 
somebody can answer me that.
[13:55] Um I'm going to have corp counsel 
first to comment on that please. Jenn.
[14:03] Yeah. Well, as of right now, uh, Mr. 
Chairman, Mr. Chairman, as of right now,  
[14:11] I would just like to know maybe from whoever, 
uh, the sponsor of this ordinance why that  
[14:21] was done. And then we can ask uh maybe 
we can ask the...the county
[14:35] Oh yeah. Okay. Uh since this resolution or 
ordinance was put forth by myself, I'm handing  
[14:41] the gavl over to Vice Chair Franco uh because 
I will be commenting on this um as the I guess  
[14:49] um presenter. Um but to answer supervisor 
Nudo's questions in the past there have been  
[14:57] um um oversightes where there have been more 
supervisors. Uh let me hold on let me take  
[15:05] that back. We have carved out for the executive 
committee the um chairman of finance who's not  
[15:13] supposed to sit on any other chairs to be able 
to sit on the executive committee. We don't have  
[15:20] that carve out for any other chairman for any 
other committee. This simply is to put forth  
[15:27] the fact that it this is a this isn't even a 
working committee. It's not even a committee I  
[15:32] would consider a standing committee. Uh I think 
there's less than two or three meetings a year  
[15:38] on average. Haven't even had one yet myself. But 
the three committee rule for standing committees  
[15:46] uh that would make a chairman who's on three 
committees not eligible currently for the  
[15:50] executive committee. And the executive committee 
as I said it's really a leadership. It is not a  
[15:57] working committee. Executive committee isn't 
just um compos composed I won't say just of  
[16:04] just supervisors. that's composed of the chairman 
and therefore it should be considered an extension  
[16:10] of their leadership responsibility rather than a 
fourth committee assignment. Um it's kind about  
[16:16] equal treatment too because you don't want to 
make an exception for finance administration and  
[16:20] ignore all the other standing committees. I think 
that's important as well. Uh and it strengthens  
[16:25] the executive committee. Uh if we're asking the 
supervisor to lead committees, we should want the  
[16:30] perspective when the chairs collectively discuss 
countywide issues. Like I said, I've not had an  
[16:35] executive committee yet. I haven't called one yet. 
Don't know if I'm even going to have one, at least  
[16:39] this year. I have no idea yet. But should it come 
to be that executive committee does get put forth,  
[16:47] the uh chairman, which currently is uh supervisor 
Decker, it would be a fourth committee, but she  
[16:57] is chairman of U. judiciary and law and therefore 
should be allowed to sit on an executive committee  
[17:06] which is not a real standing committee but not a 
work committee for sure. Uh I don't know if corp  
[17:13] council has anything more to add to that and I'll 
I'm uh Mr. Chairman I'm satisfied with your answer  
[17:20] for now but I'll have a a question for corporation 
council maybe a little bit later. Uh the reason I  
[17:28] don't know if you want to add something else or if 
I can go on since I have the floor. No, go ahead.  
[17:33] Okay. Well, that's the reason why I am so confused 
because when I was chairman, I had the same  
[17:42] problem. We had we had to work on this to make 
sure uh in fact that some of the people on this  
[17:50] board that were there when I was chairman that at 
one point I made some changes with the chairman  
[17:55] of some committees and I had to rework that and 
I talked to the attorney. Actually my vice chair  
[18:04] helped me out in setting up the committees at that 
time and everything and this year was a standing  
[18:10] committee. Now when I saw this the first time 
that I saw this when uh you prepared the committee  
[18:17] schedule I asked why there's one supervisor for 
committees. My answer sorry my answer the answer  
[18:27] I got it was well the executive committee is 
not a standing committee. I said wait a minute  
[18:36] what do you mean it's not a standing committee? We 
talked about it before whatever it is a standing  
[18:41] committee. We got the rules and regulation where 
it shows what the standing committees are. And I  
[18:47] say so that's what it is. I said so why didn't we 
do that? And the other answer was well that's what  
[18:53] the chairman wanted to do it. So that's why I am 
uh I don't know who you're talking about. I talked  
[19:00] to the attorney I talked to corporation. I'll 
tell you this. I talked to S uh uh Joel Cardone,  
[19:07] our our corp counsel. We both missed this when I 
was planning. We both missed it. Okay. And this  
[19:15] isn't the only reason to do it. But if we carve 
out one, okay, I understand. But let me finish  
[19:21] with and then you can make your comments. You 
know, I'll let you make comments before when I  
[19:25] had the floor. Oh, please. Uh, now going back just 
on what you say, which I was going to bring it up  
[19:31] later on. Now, at the committee level, that's what 
uh I believe you say that or Joe say that both of  
[19:40] you guys missed that. Okay. I don't believe it's 
true. I think it's a flatout lie. And the reason  
[19:47] I'm saying that is because if you missed it and 
Joe missed it when I called when I called then  
[19:55] you guys should have revised that and correct it. 
while waiting for 4 months. And the only reason  
[20:02] that you guys tried to correct that after that is 
because I brought in the resolution, ordinance,  
[20:09] whatever about changing the committees to seven 
people and that's when you guys did it. Now also  
[20:17] at the committee level. Okay. Everything just 
like you tried to say before about the chairman  
[20:24] or whatever uh the board chairman uh sorry the 
committee chairman there are three there are  
[20:31] three committees. This a standing committee. So 
that should count as a standing committee. And the  
[20:38] thing by saying oh well the chairman u committee 
chairman should be on the executive committee.  
[20:45] That's what they try to go around to make believe 
that the only reason you're doing is otherwise the  
[20:53] uh committee chairman cannot be on u on the 
legis uh on the executive committee. Well,  
[20:59] that's not true. They can be on everything on 
the executive committee. In fact, in fact, on  
[21:06] the rules, it says that's the only committee that 
the chairman doesn't have a choice how to set it  
[21:12] up because that includes the board chairman, the 
board vice chair, and the uh chairman of the other  
[21:19] committees. And in the event the board vice chair 
is a chairman of a committee, then uh the chairman  
[21:27] of the board can appoint another supervisor to 
take his place. uh and uh it will be you know  
[21:34] on um the executive executive committee and uh 
the board chairman can appoint somebody else. So  
[21:42] that was not I think all the discussion that was 
done in committee to say we're doing this because  
[21:48] the board we need we want the board chairman to be 
or the committee chairman to be there or whatever  
[21:55] that was just to distract the people to let them 
believe that this thing was done to keep that  
[22:03] that's as far as I'm concerned that's a complete 
why. It's not even an excuse. It's a complete why.  
[22:10] will let the court counsel speak here. Um she was 
going to say something and address this issue. No,  
[22:16] I can ask when I wanted to uh when I want 
her to speak. Let me finish what I'm saying.  
[22:20] I'm going back and forth quite a bit here. Let 
Let her I'm not going back and forth. I'm just  
[22:25] making my statement now. I'm not done with my 
statement. What else do you need to say? Well,  
[22:30] if you listen, you will hear it. Okay. All 
right. Finish it up, please. Thank you. So,  
[22:37] give me a second. Now I got to [clears throat] 
I got to tell what I was going to say. Um
[22:50] okay. Uh let's have you. Okay. I I want to 
still have uh after what I hear from I will  
[22:57] address the situation. Go ahead. You have the 
floor. All right. Um thank you. And as you know,  
[23:01] you guys will have to bear with me because I'm not 
in this chair very often. But um there's been some  
[23:06] statements made about any type of dishonesty or 
falsehood, and I can say with certainty that on  
[23:11] behalf of the corporation council's office and 
the chair that that is not the case. Um I've  
[23:16] spoken at length with attorney Joe Cardamone 
about this situation and tried to get up to  
[23:20] speed on it. And what my understanding is is that 
historically the executive committee has not been  
[23:27] treated as a standing committee by the various 
chairs. If you look back at it, some chairs like  
[23:32] supervisor Noodle when you were the chair you did 
use it quite frequently but historically there was  
[23:37] very little usage of the executive committee. 
I think in 2016 2015 it was used four times.  
[23:43] in 2016 zero times. In 2017, once 2018, zero. Um, 
I can go through all the years, but there's very,  
[23:51] very little usage with the executive committee. 
So, what attorney Cardamone has explained to me  
[23:56] is when we did the rules revision, it really 
should have been modified at that time. We  
[24:00] should have made it clear that it is not 
a standing committee. It's how the chair  
[24:04] determines how he wants to use it and it should 
have been addressed at that point when we did the  
[24:08] full total rules modification. Um to the there's 
been no dishonesty or or falsehoods. I believe  
[24:15] that attorney Cardamone has been very clear in his 
opinions that this amendment is in accordance with  
[24:22] our past practice and it's he's supportive of what 
the chair is trying to do. Okay. Thank you. Well,  
[24:33] you I passed the gavl back to him. Oh, do I still 
have left the floor then? Back to him. Are you  
[24:38] ready to finish up or you have Are you Yeah, go 
ahead. I'm not trying to fill a buser or anything.  
[24:43] I'm just trying to make my point. I can appreciate 
uh what corporation uh Jen what you said it and  
[24:50] uh but I want to make one thing clear. I never 
say that anybody did it in a dishonest way. I  
[24:58] say that I don't believe that's the true. Maybe 
I did not use the right word. I said to me what  
[25:03] the excuse that they said it was a lie because 
it was not the reason because [snorts] if it was  
[25:09] for something that they missed it when it was 
brought up then they should have taken care of  
[25:14] that time. Okay. And what they said that also I 
say that at the committee level the thing that  
[25:21] we're doing trying to make it believe that 
the only reason should have this so all the  
[25:28] committee chairs can be on the committee which 
it's a fact the committee is set up who's going  
[25:35] to be there or not. So that's the point I was uh 
making. Well, if we don't believe we should not  
[25:40] have the a committee in there, well, before we 
changed, we should have uh take a vote to take  
[25:47] it out and not making a stand extending committee. 
That is my point. If we're going to do that, well,  
[25:53] I guess it's fine. But to let it go after 4 months 
to bring it up, I don't think it's right. And the  
[26:01] only thing, but I did not say any dishonest way or 
anything. I just say that I don't believe I think  
[26:07] it's it's a lie. I don't think it's a mistake. 
It's a lie. And uh for not having it. Well,  
[26:16] I'll deal. I'll uh Okay. So, there's been a motion 
by Supervisor Robinson. Call the question and  
[26:26] seconded by Supervisor Meadows. Is this a uh roll 
call vote? I believe it is. It's a roll call vote.
[26:39] All right. All those want to call the question and 
get to the vote, I guess, is what you're looking  
[26:44] to. No more discussion. Correct. Okay. All those 
in favor would vote. Oh, we got to wait till we  
[26:51] get it up. Yeah. Two majority. Mhm. Right. But 
to all those in favor of uh going of cancelling  
[27:00] discussion, going to the vote, yes. And all 
those who want to continue discussion, no.
[27:15] Call the question um to end 
discussion. Yes. 18. No. Five.
[27:24] Okay. So, the question will be called and uh do I 
need to pass this over back to John since it's my  
[27:31] resolution? I think so. Not if there's no more 
debate. Okay. Okay. Okay. Um then all those in  
[27:39] favor of the ordinance uh do we need to read this? 
Okay. Um 2/3. Roll call vote has been called.  
[27:49] All those in favor of the uh resolution would 
vote yes and all those against would vote no.  
[27:55] And it requires two and it requires a twothirds 
vote to pass since it is a change of the rules.
[28:08] Speak the resolution. Supervisor Gre wants 
to give a resolution stated. Yeah. Supervisor  
[28:16] Gray. Okay. He ordinance 11, an ordinance to 
amend MCKC chapter 2.133C related to standing  
[28:26] committee assignments. Do you want me to read 
the change? Okay. The Kenosha County Board of  
[28:34] Supervisors does hereby ordain the Municipal 
Code of Kenosha County Chapter 2.133C. The  
[28:41] County Board rules of procedure is hereby amended 
as follows. Three committee assignments. C. No  
[28:49] supervisor shall serve on more than three standing 
committees. For the purposes of this subsection,  
[28:55] the executive committee shall not count 
as one of the three standing committees.
[29:13] The ordinance passes. 22 yes and one no.
[29:21] New business. Resolution. One reading. Resolution 
43 from the public works facilities committee. a  
[29:28] resolution for Kenosha County to adopt the 2026 
2030 comprehensive outdoor recreation plan. This  
[29:36] passed unanimously at committee. Supervisor 
Bellski was excused. Uh this was moved by  
[29:43] Supervisor Meadows, second by Supervisor P. 
Supervisor Meadows. Uh move resolution 43.
[29:52] Uh I'm sorry. Move by Supervisor Meadows, 
second by Supervisor P. Supervisor Meadows.  
[29:56] Thank you. Thank you, chairman. Uh this was 
a resolution to create a 5-year comprehensive  
[30:01] plan for our parks division. Uh this gives 
us some strategic planning to of how we're  
[30:05] going to manage our parks over the next 5 
years. Uh such a plan is is is necessary to  
[30:11] receive grant money from the state and other 
other people. Uh so this passed unanimously  
[30:16] in committee and we ask for your support. 
Uh if there are any questions, we do have  
[30:20] uh the parks director uh Riot Moore here to answer 
any questions. Thank you. Okay. Are there any  
[30:28] questions or discussion on this ordinance? I'm 
sorry. This resolution. Oh, it is an ordinance.  
[30:33] Yeah. It's a resolution. I'm looking at the 
other one. Sorry. One month off. [laughter]
[30:43] Uh, okay. Seeing no discussion. All those in 
favor vote. I I opposed. Motion carries. Ordinance  
[30:51] first reading to required ordinance 12 from 
supervisor Nudo an ordinance to amend MCKC2.133C
[31:00] related to standing committee assignments. 
Communications 35 communication from the  
[31:07] human services committee. A resolution to modify 
Kenosha County's Division of Health's budget to  
[31:12] purchase new equipment. Refer to human services 
and the finance administration committee. 36.  
[31:19] A communication from supervisor Colonia and 
supervisor Gearson. A resolution supporting  
[31:24] the funding of W Parkside and the Universities of 
Wisconsin workforce and innovation initiatives.  
[31:31] Refer to legislative and human services committee. 
The approval of the August 18th, 2026 minutes by  
[31:38] Supervisor Gearson. Supervisor Gearson. Thank 
you, Mr. Chairman. I move approval of the August  
[31:45] 18th minutes. Is there a second? Second by 
supervisor Robinson. Any discussion? All those  
[31:54] in favor vote. I I I opposed. Motion carries. 
Second. Move to adjourn by Supervisor Decker,  
[32:03] seconded by Robinson. We'll go with We'll go with 
Robinson. Keep it going. All those in favor vote.