[0:01] okay I think I heard everybody trying to
so Chris with you wouldn't call roll
[0:08] councilmember Cardozo yeah
councilmember Christiansen here
[0:16] council president Ruben Vonderhaar
[0:21] council member thank you I know you all
stood up so you can sit down no okay
[1:17] so we do need to amend the agenda you
would do that no it just changes item on
[1:26] item number six public hearing that it
is changing it from 6:00 p.m. to 2:00
[1:31] p.m.
[1:35] [Music]
[1:52] yes
[1:57] so I'm sorry it's very very just
eliciting a motion to approve the agenda
[2:09] [Music]
[2:28] and therefore the motion is made and
seconded to approve the corrected
[2:42] published agenda is there any further
discussion all those in favor say aye
[2:53] any opposed the motion carries thank you
first item then is the consent agenda is
[3:00] there any questions or comments on any
of that maybe second it to approve the
[3:15] consent agenda Chris would you pull the
council please councilmember Cardozo
[3:23] council member Christensen yep
council president moving Vonderhaar yep
[3:33] council member McPherson
[3:41] and that motion carries the next item is
a public hearing was listed as a public
[3:49] hearing due to the governor's open
meeting law proclamation order of March
[3:54] 13 and 2020 and Idaho Department Health
of welfare director Dave Jetsons order
[4:00] to self isolate dated March 25th 2020
and the uncertainty that the applicant
[4:08] and affected property owners will have
an adequate opportunity to provide their
[4:12] comments at this previously set and
notice public hearing staff request this
[4:19] item to be tabled rescheduled and we
noticed at such time as establish all
[5:13] right the motion is made segment to
table item 19 - 10:00 a.m.
[5:19] 1901 QD 1906 - s and development
agreement for spring rock subdivision is
[5:28] there any further discussion all those
in favor say aye
[5:39] and any of those and that motion carries
[5:46] the last item we have is item eight for
an ordinance consideration to approve
[5:56] ordinance number 20 2016 this is to
establish emergency powers as far as I
[6:07] know I don't see anything that is really
coming up that's good we're gonna
[6:13] actually even need to use it for but
just in the event we do things change
[6:18] rapidly so that's kind of the reason
that word put this in place and is
[6:25] mostly in case we need it but this is an
emergency ordinance of the City Council
[6:30] of the city of Kuna Ada County state of
Idaho establishing emergency powers and
[6:36] making findings and setting forth the
authority purpose intent scope and
[6:42] providing for a title and providing
ordinance definitions and providing
[6:48] formulas describing public health
emergency orders and establishing a
[6:54] process for enacting public health
emergency orders and establishing the
[6:59] duration of the Public Health and
emergency order and establishing
[7:04] penalties providing a savings and
severability Clause providing for
[7:09] emergency posting providing an effective
day and providing a sunset day and
[7:14] directing the city clerk
[8:00] [Music]
[8:07] [Music]
[8:15] yeah
[Music]
[8:52] could we publish can we publish their
[9:16] [Music]
[9:50] motion is made and seconded to approve
summary publication of ordinance 20 2016
[9:56] is there any further discussion very
good thank you all right with that all
[10:35] those in favor say aye all those and
that motion carries thank you so Marin
[10:48] Council announcements is there anything
anybody wants to announce forward at
[10:54] this point
[10:58] so I'll just give you kind of a brief
update on where things are at
[11:04] so the the federal government's been
changing things quite rapidly so then
[11:12] the state is actually working with the
federal and then we're working with our
[11:15] local jurisdictions to work with the
state one thing is really good about
[11:22] Brad level took office as governor he
directed for us to have liaisons and
[11:31] it's been really good it's working
really well when we when we talk to
[11:36] those folks we know that those messages
are getting into the governor and that
[11:40] that's been very helpful especially in a
kind of like this so Bobby do anyone on
[11:46] the exact same one that we speak to the
most and she's very impressive I'm happy
[11:52] that we got her to be with us so anyway
so it has been a little bit of a
[11:57] different thing so when we have the most
of the emergencies that we have so when
[12:02] we have all the snow and we need to do
some things there we work with so this
[12:09] the state was the Idaho Office of
Emergency Management and then we work
[12:13] directly with ADA City County Emergency
Management and that's how we process
[12:18] ting requests and needs in this case
this is a health emergency so Idaho
[12:26] Office of Emergency Management native
city county emergency management event
[12:30] are part of the process
[12:36] however it however it is going through
the Health Department Central District
[12:44] Health is our local and then the Idaho
Department of Health and Welfare so
[12:48] we're still working with all the same
agencies it's just that we're going a
[12:53] different route to get where we need to
be as of now our Public Works Department
[12:58] is good on PP&E say they think this bug
reported this morning they actually had
[13:05] a good supply of that before all this
happened so they were they were prepared
[13:11] for whatever as the need arises we we
can get some more on that they've
[13:16] ordered some more hand sanitizer and
things like that but really nothing
[13:21] extraordinary we're working here in City
Hall making some changes so that
[13:27] applications can be made by email they
can send those to for building permits
[13:36] for example to the building department
they can we have a printer coming in the
[13:41] next few days that will allow them to
print out the big plans on the big paper
[13:45] and that'll work the same for playing
and zoning so they can utilize the same
[13:50] equipment so working under the way we
change things we're working to change
[13:56] things when we do things here but we're
still in that process so fairly close
[14:03] into this so I think they're doing a
pretty good job with keeping things
[14:06] caught up in that I will be on a call
with the governor on Thursday and we'll
[14:12] see where he's out and good news is is
in Ada County the the whole point here
[14:21] is to slow the curve and the curve
actually is the number of cases reported
[14:28] it's actually going down the number of
cases per day rather than increasing so
[14:34] that's a good thing
it means that the social distancing is
[14:40] working even though it may be at times
appearing like it's it seems that all
[14:50] the efforts that are being taken in the
stores or at least helpful we heard a
[14:56] few cases here in there but I think I
think everybody's doing a pretty good
[14:59] job with that all of that will be played
into a decision over what the governor
[15:05] decides he's going to do for the
difference right now is that there's
[15:10] only a few days left on the governor's
order and the president is the 30 days
[15:16] and they've left that up kind of
state-by-state because we all know that
[15:21] Kuna is about New York City so those
type it seems the coastal states are the
[15:27] ones that were coming at the hardest
with some of this we'll see how that
[15:31] plays out I don't know if my Thursday
don't make a determination what the
[15:36] states and then I'll give you an update
so that's kind of where we are with
[15:45] things here today everything's going
pretty well the we have the two people
[15:52] and Public Works that are home because
they may have had contact but they're
[16:00] not showing any symptoms and we do have
one
[16:04] that didn't have contact and is showing
a minor symptoms so those people were
[16:11] just kind of keeping away from the rest
and all that seems to be working and
[16:15] we're in good shape here so the city
continues to run and your toilets will
[16:20] still fly any any questions on any of
that from counsel if there's anything
[16:27] that you have that you want to talk to
two different departments about
[16:32] certainly please feel free to contact
any of our directors or you can contact
[16:36] me or I don't want Chief John who are
you on okay would you want to give the
[16:48] council an update on what's going on as
far as law enforcement goes I know that
[16:53] there's been a limited number of people
that have called with issues but I think
[16:59] that our citizens are doing pretty well
with that so I don't know if there's
[17:03] anything you would have to add or not
[17:21] keep them away from the family
we did have a contamination and so
[17:29] almost indication efforts so far are
working great
[17:32] it's part of the calls for service you
know we got a lot of different way since
[17:36] the governor's order came out people you
know frankly there was a little bit of a
[17:41] learning curve to you like the best
level of human education enforcement and
[17:48] even interstates and I think you know
that state day that that worker came
[17:51] down I think the governor got has a
bunch of questions by one of our local
[17:54] reporters and there were several that he
did not answer at that time because we
[17:58] were kind of looking to bigotry signals
office to give us
[18:03] as the days went on we got better at you
know where we should educate and and
[18:11] what to leave all alone I think the good
example was even you know sitting in the
[18:15] pond I think the first couple days we we
have did the and that's my fault for not
[18:23] reading the whole thing completely
interpreted fishing for example to be
[18:29] not one of the exception you know I
appreciate I appreciate the heads-up on
[18:41] that you know everybody that it's kind
of a work in progress as far as making
[18:50] sure that we are still able to have that
community support that we're able
[18:55] together and we want that goodwill will
the community that we work so every
[19:01] every day you know the Japanese report
that all our businesses have cooperated
[19:10] and we leave community that just you
know that I think we're in this together
[19:16] and I think for the most part you know
we do know with view that we're happy
[19:20] like we're having on your juvenile
issues as the days go on and other than
[19:32] the occasional
sad call I think I'm really really happy
[19:37] with how that you just kind of come
together in and voluntarily comply with
[19:43] regulation good thank you chief did any
of the council have anything they wanted
[19:54] to say you're at or asked okay well not
hearing anything like I said it if
[20:04] there's ever any questions that come up
please don't hesitate
[20:07] ask we just want to make sure that
everybody knows that we're in good shape
[20:12] there's no need for anybody want
anything so we'll just keep moving
[20:17] forward and we'll get through this thing
as quickly as possible so again please
[20:22] feel free to let us know if you need
anything
[20:27] I appreciate your participation and your
very first phone call council meeting so
[20:34] have a great rest of your day
and we will call this meeting adjourned
[20:43] thank you very thank you thank you