[0:14] Hi, it's six o'clock on October 11, 2022. We will begin the behalf of Council meeting. I'll bring over to you a kind of call.

[0:27] Okay,

[0:32] if we do have a call, I'm innocent and able to make it tonight, what's your pleasure comes?

[0:38] We have a motion by Council of Persons, World of Seconds by Council of Persons, Dolls of Execuse, Council of Persons, Karls.

[0:47] Anything else to see?

[0:52] All of here say aye.

[0:54] Post.

[0:55] Vice have an option passes.

[0:57] Thank you very much.

[0:57] Would you do this?

[0:59] Vice?

[1:03] Please.

[1:03] To the United States of America.

[1:07] To the United States of America.

[1:08] To the United States of America.

[1:24] This evening, if you'd like to address the council, you are more of a welcome to do so.

[1:30] Thank you for being here tonight, everyone.

[1:32] Please take your name and address the records and under your comments.

[1:35] Okay.

[1:36] Kathy Shiner, 2016 or third street.

[1:40] And I run the past this time before I started because it's regarding parking on the track.

[1:46] the place owned originally, which covers 350 more of us and 306 Center. And the first page

[1:57] just shows that originally back in 80 or 80 hours, when rich wells wanted to put a restaurant

[2:08] at 15 Morris,

[2:13] okay. After 15 Morris, today is the first page shows that there's a set

[2:23] through one per few places. The second page shows where those three one per few places are,

[2:29] shows where the center street is Morris Street and North Pole. And so that was what the

[2:41] is what's going to be eliminated with a real six-centred project.

[2:46] And so, when did I went up to Michael today to talk about RPC and what's required?

[2:53] And originally, I couldn't find the parking regulations for businesses that finding I did tonight.

[3:00] And so, RPC 200 is forward feed for restaurants.

[3:04] Every 200 is forward feed at space you're closing out from a parking spot.

[3:08] And so I went to County Records and got one of the spark images for that property at 315 and it was 5,776 square feet.

[3:19] And so I'm just asking me that slide is probably half of that, but I gave the benefit of the doubt and give up 2,000 square feet.

[3:28] And so that would require 12.5 parking places.

[3:32] And then for employees, I couldn't find anything specific, but I'm guessing there should be one target place for employee and I say there's probably a cook and two ways to ask.

[3:44] So I'm probably conservative too, the three spots for that, so then that's about 15.

[3:50] And then there's the martial arts building and they have a lot of people that come in and have a very, very science.

[3:57] And I don't know if that wasn't specified to say four for that.

[4:02] I'm just guessing again, and then we have the dog room in place.

[4:06] There's at least one person there.

[4:08] And then there's also that there's a few of which is out of business right now,

[4:12] but they're probably trying to sell their business to somebody else.

[4:15] And that was an eating establishment too, but I don't know how much space was there.

[4:21] There's sufficient parking to be concerned about with the 306 project

[4:25] take the over half of what was recorded. And I'm going to ask a couple of percent of the

[4:31] parking spaces on our table town, a fee, and I'm not covering some of the parking units

[4:38] required, 50 percent of it. But even with that, I think it's yours. And so I'm going to

[4:45] let me just just follow you to investigate that and check out what it is required because both

[4:53] those properties were sold within the last two years and I'm concerned because I'm

[5:00] a resident in that neighborhood that's for that or for parking to go into and there

[5:05] are a lot of animals, there's kids in the area and there's a lot of elderly people that

[5:10] walk their dogs, walk themselves. I mean there's a lot of with more parking that's going

[5:15] to go on to the street and in front of people's houses there's going to be a lot less

[5:19] visit nobody and there's not a lot of sidewalks in that area. So people are going to be walking

[5:23] in the street. So it's a big deal. And I think it needs to be a messy. Thank you, sure. And by the way,

[5:32] we're all young, we're all young. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I'm going to continue on the same thing in this

[5:38] parking. Although I wrote to you something about affordable housing. And I'm hoping that you will

[5:44] to the plan and commission to work on, you know, because they will take direction for me to, to do stuff, right, and that's what we've had in the past is for you to say, oh, we want it to set that as to be changed or whatever, and it comes to you.

[6:12] And the rumor had it that there was a, there was some parking spots at Sliders area that would be sold to the brewery. Well, that's not true. That's what we went to talk to Michael about. And I said, that's true or not true.

[6:29] is not true. There are at least four parking spots from the already short parked, you know,

[6:39] under parking, under meeting requirements, sliders area where least to the firehouse.

[6:58] There are

[6:59] with these intern spots, I don't see that anywhere.

[7:03] And I looked at the county size sin for the brewery

[7:11] and it requires even more spots

[7:14] than the slightest parking lot.

[7:16] And there's no way that four are gonna come close.

[7:19] So they have one, they cover their parking in the front

[7:22] with a beer car, from they cover their parking in the back

[7:25] with the beers are, and so that leaves one

[7:28] that they have.

[7:30] And one that they have, they're saying they're leasing from a prostitute. Now, if they have the blue of parking, that's good. I suppose, except that it doesn't help the neighborhood.

[7:41] And so, but it's at least in the county, but they can only have their parking that way.

[7:47] And so that would be nine spots because they need to be easy.

[7:54] Grated to their store footage for a restaurant.

[7:56] That's on the nine spots.

[7:58] So way under.

[8:00] So I, we need to not pull up more.

[8:03] You know, why is this so under,

[8:08] we're under, we're fluttered the parking.

[8:11] And why are they farling spots from across the street service feed?

[8:16] and why or somewhat down the street.

[8:20] And what's with this lack of parking,

[8:24] considering that we've got a beer garden in front

[8:25] and back in it, ton of parking to come.

[8:30] Thank you very much.

[8:31] Any other public comments tonight?

[8:33] Speaking of name and address for the record, Mr. Matthews?

[8:36] Jim Matthews, three, ten or third,

[8:39] different topic.

[8:43] topic being the Chinese House concept that's been promoted in the paper and so forth and

[8:52] the best part at the funding commission in New Zealand lately.

[8:57] So last

[9:03] time I heard Bill Stilt speak at a town council meeting and I'm very, very excited.

[9:10] something to the effect of the town, maybe very well regret, changing the minimum

[9:16] loss size, and 5,000 square feet before buses for sheep. Okay, the set of the meeting

[9:24] goes down low, bear meeting, etc. Well, so, I thank you for looking at the

[9:31] homes, especially the Heldman-Moblesfield Project, that would be built to the 4,000

[9:35] effort for building site, I believe, and okay, so that's that. It strikes me as something really

[9:47] worthy of the Council and the Planning Commission's acute vision to look at what it might look like

[9:55] if a developer will allow them to place 700 stores for buildings on property with the only requirement

[10:03] that I've seen so far is now for China Commission, one part in space.

[10:09] Jim, Jim.

[10:10] For one for one for you.

[10:13] One for you.

[10:15] One for you.

[10:16] And I just think that the council should really work hard at that.

[10:19] That's what is trying to be accomplished here.

[10:24] And that's another kind of patient.

[10:26] That's great.

[10:27] Thank you, Mr. Matthews.

[10:28] Any other public comment tonight?

[10:32] Yes.

[10:32] I'm going to tell you one of the most important things in regards to parking situations around my house.

[10:45] When I see coming down the pipe, there's going to be a serious conflict with the grocery store parking lot and the roof.

[10:58] Those who sort of aren't going to want to has that part in law, for their patrons, as allowed

[11:04] to continue to constantly use by the brewery, because people just aren't willing to want that law.

[11:14] And that leads over to my house, and in my spots, and in my garden.

[11:21] And that's an impact.

[11:24] And I mean, he states, come up and people say,

[11:28] as an additional issue, I'd have no impact on the surrounding neighborhood.

[11:33] Both of those projects, three of six centers, three,

[11:37] and the brewery are going to have a direct impact on me and my neighbors.

[11:44] I think that's an egregious error.

[11:47] Thank you.

[11:49] Any other public comment?

[11:51] Just evening.

[11:51] Okay,

[11:55] thank you all for moving on, there will be no presentations this evening.

[12:02] We move on to the consent agenda.

[12:05] This includes the minutes from December 27th.

[12:11] We will have a council table and a couple of the payroll.

[12:14] Council, do you have any questions here?

[12:16] I have one.

[12:17] And if it's the point, I saw we have five guys, the one thing.

[12:22] We'll have one thousand, three hundred and fifty.

[12:25] We'll stick the gallon.

[12:27] Fifty. Okay, Jack.

[12:35] I have the same question.

[12:36] I have the same question.

[12:37] This is stressful.

[12:38] Just a point here.

[12:42] All right.

[12:43] All right.

[12:43] Any other questions here?

[12:47] What's your pleasure, Council?

[12:58] We have a motion by Councilperson Wallup, a second by Councilperson Bill.

[13:06] Anything else?

[13:10] All the different say I.

[13:12] The polls.

[13:15] I have a motion passes. Thank you for that.

[13:21] We have some exciting news this evening.

[13:24] First of all, I want you to start.

[13:25] Okay, I'm gonna send a jenny's on the pressure on the trigger and after a somewhat

[13:32] convenient.

[13:34] How many have a higher immune director?

[13:37] Mark Holtz.

[13:38] Thank you, Paul.

[13:41] With that, I will let him submit not to the committee's words.

[13:46] Good evening, Council.

[13:47] There.

[13:48] President of the time being able to be here at the beginning.

[13:50] Also really appreciate the support for the council.

[13:53] and the children came over here.

[13:56] And not getting any technical back,

[13:57] we'll do the ethical records.

[13:59] And seeing how chambered and student honors always

[14:03] to be telecutter.

[14:05] A long day's down,

[14:06] time will refer to it as city.

[14:09] I want to see you counsel about birth.

[14:10] So I sit here and see tomorrow night.

[14:14] We're not getting any technical back

[14:16] and review some of the sport that the college has

[14:19] shown on the hand.

[14:20] No, it's always been a very strong support chamber as the director really appreciate the allocation

[14:28] for the 2023 year that he just approved last week to be moved more or so.

[14:35] When I came in a world of things, I wanted to really look at this,

[14:38] the dual and all foundation of the organization.

[14:41] I thought it was important that we have a strong foundation

[14:44] before we start growing the chamber.

[14:47] Some of the major challenges of the research, but their policies need to be put in place to put them out,

[14:53] and well, or we'll keep it in the house.

[14:56] And now we're in 15 years.

[15:01] We're going to do whatever we need to do,

[15:08] because it was the end of my last week, so we're going to apply to this, it's improved our efficiency within the office, not tremendously, so we're going to, John, down in front of Wilson, just take a look here, we're going to have a number of different committee members, one of the things that I'm going to do is give that visitor center staff up, I'd like to see it open six to seven days a week.

[15:32] If you drive by it, you're going to try to sit and outside between 5.

[15:36] Between 8.30, usually they're going to fly at 5.30 in the evening.

[15:41] You see get up to some one, I'll grab some lunch, but what's the surprising thing

[15:45] in the two weeks that I've been there, is it number people at 5.30, does their set?

[15:49] In bell and weight, there's people coming in.

[15:52] I'm there I'm helping them.

[15:54] But it would be nice to have more volunteers to be in the canyon.

[15:57] And staff, I'm working on that.

[16:00] I've been there.

[16:00] So, I've never people that have come for us with who they would like to be,

[16:04] going to take it for our shift once a week.

[16:07] Well, we get not people with imperfecting, we maintain it, you know,

[16:11] I just have days when we're just standing up like always to start a fight.

[16:17] So, we just again, we're doing that the overall operations,

[16:25] basic policy changes, on the business side of things,

[16:29] we've taken it to those business policies,

[16:32] we guess some more security is in place,

[16:35] just to make sure that there's nothing that

[16:37] appropriate to ever happen within that organization.

[16:40] One thing we've been doing too is he is trying to reject

[16:43] our business community, and this will

[16:44] we're here to support our business community.

[16:47] So next project, we'll just come along.

[16:50] For next event, we have come along this late night.

[16:54] This is a big one for the count.

[16:57] So we've got to get a flight back.

[17:00] And it invites every business owner,

[17:03] what a chamber member not participated in this late night.

[17:07] It's going to be November 8th.

[17:08] It's going to be November 8th.

[17:09] It's going to be November 8th.

[17:10] It's going to be November 8th.

[17:10] We have a little brochure is printed.

[17:13] And I've been out for a door knocking on doors, presenting that, and I invite you to participate in that, so we can get a nice turnout.

[17:22] It's for the businesses globally.

[17:25] So that's been kind of an eye-opener to be able to be able to be discerning for their employees face-to-face.

[17:34] I think they're really glad to see some of you out.

[17:38] And they can go to face with a name and a chamber cell.

[17:40] And finally, we're going to be having our annual meeting, Thursday, the 13th of the

[17:47] two days from now.

[17:48] Annual meeting will start at 5 o'clock, you'll go with about 5 o'clock, 30.

[17:54] Then we're going to have an open house, an open house that we can read, and we'd like it

[17:58] to invite everybody in the community to attend that.

[18:01] We're going to have some advertisers.

[18:02] There's a few door prizes and we're going to get them away throughout the course of the night.

[18:07] But it's just a good time to get together and networked.

[18:11] We're not more about the chamber.

[18:14] I look at this kind of, the start's one of the programs that one plays for business

[18:20] after hours, just being in a lot of those business after hours with other chambers.

[18:28] I thought that's really good networking tool for businesses.

[18:31] And basically, you build the strong relationships

[18:34] amongst business sellers and make sure the reason

[18:37] the food goes exactly like that.

[18:39] So we just got a lot of positive things

[18:40] that we're going to do with Chamber, we're going to move it forward.

[18:44] Doesn't feel like it's been two weeks that I've been there,

[18:49] but we're going to run a lot of fun and I can't

[18:52] just appreciate the support of the city of the United States.

[18:57] Thanks so much.

[18:58] And all the extra questions to be out of me, I'm sorry.

[19:00] not as a former visitor volunteer. I think you're probably been a lot of the old ones back and now they're

[19:08] moving forward. I'll try to put that word up there. Appreciate that.

[19:13] And one thing I'll mention, it's a new touch on it. Not only do you have a business experience as a business owner,

[19:20] but you also have extensive government experience. And as we all know, those are two completely different.

[19:26] And people can get extremely frustrated when they don't understand the processes of

[19:31] government and believe we understand, but they are totally different animals, but you are

[19:37] just perfectly quick to interface with both of those words.

[19:41] Thank you.

[19:47] Thank you.

[19:48] Great.

[19:49] Thank you.

[19:50] Thank you.

[19:53] Thank you.

[19:54] Thank you.

[19:55] That's my report.

[19:56] It was you.

[19:59] It was you.

[20:00] It was you.

[20:00] It was actually.

[20:02] It was.

[20:03] It wasn't.

[20:06] It was.

[20:07] It was.

[20:07] There are a lot of.

[20:09] Oh, it's 32 poets.

[20:12] And then I'm getting around the camera.

[20:15] I have all the emotional.

[20:17] I think that.

[20:18] It's pretty.

[20:19] Pretty.

[20:20] All right.

[20:21] We will move on to.

[20:23] We're.

[20:24] We're going to.

[20:26] And it's not for the case where that wasn't long time.

[20:30] Please.

[20:32] We're going to have an expenditure report.

[20:34] Thank you.

[20:35] The sales tax receipts are at over 100%.

[20:39] So three months is left to report.

[20:41] So we can all be very, very full of that.

[20:43] I'll go tell Motel the same amount of 100%.

[20:49] And the corporate taxes are very stable.

[20:52] Coming in as expected.

[20:54] And the rate is at almost 200%.

[20:58] Part of Trump's sale tax revenue at 110%.

[21:03] Nice, huh?

[21:08] Investments interest for seats, 16%.

[21:12] That's not a surprise.

[21:13] It's a very little number to begin with.

[21:15] That comes in, and this is a trend that it's set for the most.

[21:20] Anyway, if you have any questions from Maria,

[21:24] should be happy to answer them, I'll get you answers.

[21:26] I just think this might be a great time to because we have ingredients and big numbers in terms of revenue coming in for sales tax that we are putting in money and some places where our capital of progress,

[21:41] something that our significant and is remembering in the budget, we have considerations for

[21:49] the training and clients and have an hour of fights, some big, big ticket items.

[21:56] So we're going to keep talking about this by the time we'll keep doing anything else.

[22:00] And then several capital projects.

[22:04] You look like you have something to say.

[22:07] We did mention inflation.

[22:11] So that's, you know,

[22:15] it's a signature.

[22:18] It's my heart.

[22:20] It feels good to have a relaxer coming in.

[22:23] Well, on balance, we are,

[22:29] but we are.

[22:30] For fully aware that we face a lot of challenges, I'm actually, you know, that needs to be addressed. And can be, that's the good news.

[22:41] If they are large, infrastructure needs.

[22:45] Of course, anything to happen,

[22:51] we'll move on to department head reports.

[22:56] You have Scott's report, the administrative report.

[23:00] You have any questions, Council?

[23:04] Are we close to being administrative?

[23:08] I mean, I'm a system for real.

[23:15] We are scheduling interviews this week.

[23:20] We're scheduling a matter of a week,

[23:21] except for those who take place here.

[23:23] And then we did

[23:27] part of my suggestion.

[23:28] So we're, yeah, we're appreciated that.

[23:34] Okay,

[23:37] so.

[23:37] And that is not necessarily said to the triple lonely year, which is a lot more participation.

[23:47] We've got to keep it in your moment.

[23:50] So there can be some of the impacts that the environment needs while I'm running.

[23:56] Yeah, I'm just reporting back that they told me because I don't understand it,

[24:01] but they just said that they expect a lot of snowpack this year.

[24:18] The

[24:21] DDA was that two milligrams of fettinol, which is the equivalent of 10 to 15 grams of table salt, is a leaf of those, I mean that's, that's a higher than that.

[24:36] Any other questions for someone?

[24:40] Start, I need to go please.

[24:42] I'm kind of related.

[24:44] Narcan, availability, income.

[24:48] With a library of that, I know.

[24:50] Apping public places with people that know that they have it.

[24:55] I'm just wondering, do we have any public places here where we need to do that?

[24:59] If any of them, we can count on something or we need that.

[25:03] I mean, we can call 911, but it's NDS.

[25:05] Yeah, absolutely. Okay, you have some.

[25:12] Yeah, I'm just saying the visuals. You're about what we're doing.

[25:16] Yeah, I'm trying to go to school.

[25:18] Go by the people.

[25:22] So this explains to those people that don't know if our can is.

[25:26] It's a somebody that's a religious,

[25:30] a fentanyl with fentanyl, and it will counteract that.

[25:36] What's the time for him first?

[25:39] Resolution.

[25:40] I mean, so you have to have an RCAM.

[25:43] I'm here.

[25:44] I'm calling 911 and waiting for a response.

[25:48] Yeah, it's still.

[25:49] Ms. Over to me.

[25:50] I'm going to make it.

[25:53] I'm going to make it.

[25:54] That might be a...

[25:55] Can we just be barred?

[25:57] I'm going to make it.

[25:59] I'm going to make it.

[25:59] Thank you.

[26:00] I'm going to make it.

[26:02] I'm going to make it.

[26:07] All right.

[26:07] All right, anything else we're going to stop you.

[26:10] Let's go to anything that I don't know what you have to say.

[26:13] You have just one minor thing in that is that those of you who don't know this

[26:18] is just that help the department who is compiling on the list of interrelated devices

[26:26] made it where they're about that.

[26:29] And so we registered our devices, which are now stares by the way, and I'm just going to

[26:34] as well, we're registering it, and I'm not sure if they're public.

[26:39] I think it's closing.

[26:41] I'll just go this way.

[26:43] So I would say not to worry that if you're nice to be here for a year,

[26:47] please go on a map so people can find them.

[26:50] That's all I have.

[26:53] Thank you, Scott.

[26:54] Michael is here at the town of Platter.

[26:57] You have Michael's report.

[27:00] Any questions from Michael?

[27:07] Michael anything to add?

[27:08] I just wanted to note that I invited you to a separate level of your request that

[27:14] have come to an office to document, you know, the hours that I spent working on the first

[27:21] resolution from the board, you know, some other projects as well for it, and so

[27:27] you have a sense of what I've been doing tonight.

[27:31] Thank you.

[27:33] Anything else, Council?

[27:36] Thank you, Michael.

[27:38] Brian, Brian is here with the public works harder than Brian.

[27:42] Excellent.

[27:44] Yes.

[27:45] You're busy.

[27:46] I know you're busy constantly.

[27:48] Well, we're lucky the letters.

[27:54] And public works install the visionary.

[28:00] When did you install it?

[28:01] It's for this morning, this morning.

[28:03] And Mara.

[28:05] Focusing.

[28:06] Thank you for your approach.

[28:08] It's gorgeous.

[28:08] If you haven't seen it, stop by for the stairs on first street.

[28:13] That's really...

[28:14] That has been absolutely wonderful.

[28:19] And they should be honored too, too.

[28:22] They've done a beautiful job here.

[28:25] All of it.

[28:26] Not just Disney, but all of it.

[28:28] Great group.

[28:30] Thank you for noting that.

[28:32] I think we're all blessed as a community to have a public group.

[28:36] Yeah, let me take a moment. I don't know. I know you don't like the ear, but thank you, Maryland, for your contributions to the community and your donation of the visioner.

[28:48] All right. Any questions?

[28:49] Let's set a fire alarm on.

[28:51] One of yours.

[28:54] Is this a fire alarm?

[28:55] This is a fire alarm.

[28:57] It's a fire alarm.

[28:58] It's a fire alarm alarm system.

[29:01] I mean, it's already on to the building.

[29:03] So the issue right now is that it's set through that monitor the battery charger that's going out.

[29:10] It's tied into the main computer that's in it.

[29:13] So start changing that to change the old power to go.

[29:17] So it's expected to have been added to us.

[29:22] Yeah, it's been added to us.

[29:23] It's been added to us.

[29:25] Oh, yeah.

[29:26] Yeah, we can't.

[29:28] Yeah, we can't.

[29:28] We can't.

[29:29] All right,

[29:34] many other questions for public first. Any update on the Restoration for Sam's slide?

[29:44] I'm working with contractors, which there's no guarantee that I have to get started.

[29:51] So that's what's on the table, which I brought us,

[29:54] there's two options this year.

[29:56] Do you need that one and get rid of it over the plan?

[30:02] And that's what's in the next year's budget.

[30:10] All right, anything else? No, it's not.

[30:14] Thank you so much, chef.

[30:17] Baroness, you're part of it. Good evening, Chief.

[30:21] And I'd like to ask any questions you'd have heard before.

[30:26] Any questions?

[30:29] Anything else?

[30:32] I was

[30:37] not here, but you have California's core water, which are services, they're in the questions we've been having to purchase.

[30:44] Yes, I'm going to question this. What's the status between you sharing your, what are the things you really said, and what are services?

[30:53] Are there upgrades in that?

[30:56] Oh, the RFP.

[30:59] Yeah, well, so, you know, again, we are done.

[31:03] Let's step back.

[31:05] We've applied through a grant for DOE.

[31:07] The notified was going to be awarded in the grant.

[31:10] However, they also don't apply it.

[31:12] It's going to take them a while to work for a paper store.

[31:15] Unfortunately, we cannot spend grant funds on the engineering work until it's been awarded.

[31:23] So we've got to put it on hold up until the time we get that grant.

[31:27] Then we're going to move forward and use those funds to that purpose.

[31:31] Because that information will be still going to go for photographs.

[31:36] Or, um, tertiary treatment.

[31:39] It will be, I mean, the idea is to decide the improvements.

[31:46] Taking into account your shared treatment because we have to get a permit to do that.

[31:52] So our timeline is still within five years.

[31:56] That's a picture of treatment.

[31:59] That is man-made, isn't it?

[32:01] Yeah, I wouldn't say about it myself.

[32:04] I'm thinking about it.

[32:06] Graphs, opportunities, is taking it right now.

[32:09] And so the permit, essentially, is going to wrap up over time.

[32:14] Right now it's an inconsistent condition.

[32:18] But the DOE permit for nutrients will increase slowly over time.

[32:24] So that's what the tertiary tree that's going to make care of, right?

[32:29] So yes, well, hopefully we have a curve at a time we'll get to the other end.

[32:35] Head curve, I guess.

[32:38] Do you have any guest men on the one on your back about the morning and

[32:41] great at the timeframe?

[32:43] The last diver was last month and they told me that they had just hired somebody to do to work

[32:53] through the issues with everybody that's being awarded a grant.

[32:58] So, I was like a couple of weeks ago roughly,

[33:01] I'm imagining that it's going to be by the end of the year,

[33:04] but no, I don't have to be a better estimate than that.

[33:08] So, where I'm going, because I'm just going to try

[33:12] to write a question on energy.

[33:16] So, we want to be thinking about managing that energy load

[33:21] with solar, with other options, and solar, or perhaps in Sunday, which almost all of them require

[33:28] a 6% action.

[33:32] Maybe a miracle in the end.

[33:37] Any other questions for kelvin in his absence?

[33:52] We have the share of some finiseries. You have the share of the softest report and the questions

[34:02] council. Looks like you've been busy. Yeah.

[34:07] Yes.

[34:14] Yeah. Going into that.

[34:17] I just, I was,

[34:22] I was, I was, I was,

[34:31] I was, I was,

[34:42] I was, I was, I was, I was, I was.

[34:44] But there's a, I was in the Colossus, I was last meeting, and there were signs in the name of that.

[34:51] So it's done through the city of Colossus. I don't know if they worked with, on course,

[34:55] There were signs that she also looked at your seat and they were, some can't be because

[35:03] the seating concerns are happening, lots of places, but the neighborhood I was in, we're

[35:09] very similar to what we call it, and I was just thinking, I wonder if that's a partnership

[35:17] down with the law enforcement or what that's about, but it makes me want to investigate

[35:22] as it looks like, yeah, it's kind of people's attention and it was putting it in kind of words that

[35:29] caught your eye and it's nice and little about it. Anyway, just wondered if you might know anything about

[35:36] that anywhere in our state, but it was residential neighborhoods and then down near UPS,

[35:52] the

[36:02] Thank you so much for your

[36:08] support and I'm going to go to the speaking move right into

[36:12] the country.

[36:15] I mean, with our, this Thursday, we do not have to meet in the last few minutes.

[36:24] Thank you so much.

[36:25] All right.

[36:26] Communication's meeting.

[36:27] To many of you.

[36:28] Thank you.

[36:29] Thank you.

[36:34] Thank you.

[36:35] Well, the list of all the comments from our meeting on September 19 results together, and we did a deal with the facilitators that were at that meeting, and they are actually the leaders that are going to take on synthesizing.

[36:57] So, I'm given the right to know that we collected that meeting and allowing them to look at it through their facilitators.

[37:06] So I'm kind of somebody's statement about those themes and trends, and then we'll share that with Council, and that kind of institution, and that's the plan.

[37:19] We could talk about next steps.

[37:20] So I think we're going to look at doing some topic-oriented conversation, open to the public again, together.

[37:30] Some information from what people are thinking about around particular topics.

[37:35] Since he might have less.

[37:36] So it's a station and we didn't have a facility seen.

[37:44] And we talked about

[37:47] an increase in clean fees.

[37:52] And at the same time, we're working on getting some sort of huge roundabout.

[37:56] But probably here, this public is hard to find people who have time, or want to do that kind of work.

[38:07] Our current person that cleans the hall and the garden cloud comes from America.

[38:13] Well, yeah, we're going to be on the other side.

[38:19] So interesting.

[38:21] I mean, everything has less blue part.

[38:26] So, stay tuned council. We'll get back to you.

[38:30] Thank you.

[38:32] Thank you.

[38:35] Thank you.

[38:36] Rick, did you have anything else to add?

[38:38] No, thank you.

[38:40] In there.

[38:41] Part two is more or so.

[38:44] Next, next.

[38:45] All right.

[38:46] That's thank you, council.

[38:51] I'm finished.

[38:51] Is this Center Street Project?

[38:53] Thank you, Leslie.

[38:56] Do we have any updates?

[38:58] Mayor Scott.

[38:59] We do not, I think they're wrote in the Department of Arts, and we're going to put it down, and we'll just get a little sad or just schedule.

[39:12] But I've not heard back yet. I don't know why I don't have a schedule.

[39:20] to share with you, excuse me.

[39:22] He explained what he means by him,

[39:24] establishing a schedule.

[39:27] Does he have 10 days?

[39:29] I'm sorry.

[39:29] I thought he had 10 days with a move.

[39:33] So it's option to allow a response and then reply

[39:37] as any other challenge from that family

[39:44] and allow a whole army to keep the things

[39:46] that's necessary.

[39:47] So I've asked him to wait you know, all right. Thank you for the update. There are any questions come to

[39:58] Okay, and

[40:00] Just and properly

[40:02] I can tell you that there

[40:04] I believe it's just waiting for closing data. I think we can close on that property yet.

[40:09] Yeah, it's correct. It's not really done by the end of October.

[40:13] We asked for the answer.

[40:21] It's an ideal piece of property.

[40:23] I mean, the community can kind of grapple with what they want to see happen there.

[40:29] But it is immediately adjacent to the channel called Ferry Mass.

[40:34] So that's something that we probably go into the part of the mission to figure out the best use

[40:41] in terms of possibly a survey and liquidity.

[40:47] I don't know, I don't know how the car works.

[40:49] Well, I have worked on a mechanism to do that.

[40:53] I'm not entirely sure what the council's desire

[40:57] is, something we should probably discuss.

[41:00] I mean, I can make suggestions,

[41:01] but I don't know what to do with our community input.

[41:05] I'm sorry.

[41:06] We're different things to talk to as far as we can.

[41:09] Mary, are you thinking about your business?

[41:11] They're made out we tend to, yeah,

[41:13] some of the same similar to get

[41:15] reach out to the community and find out

[41:17] what people want to see there.

[41:19] And the last time we did,

[41:21] we made a part that part,

[41:22] because you didn't have that,

[41:23] and it never was it up.

[41:24] So it's just a whole bunch of community.

[41:26] We're having a great turnout.

[41:27] I think we had like 370 responses.

[41:30] Yeah, I'm sure we had that.

[41:31] That's nice.

[41:32] That wasn't really good.

[41:33] Well, we'll figure out,

[41:35] and we're probably going to back in this

[41:36] and put definitely to the public.

[41:38] Yeah.

[41:39] We used to be part of that.

[41:42] Anything else on the agenda?

[41:44] Okay,

[41:51] So this budget

[41:54] So

[41:59] I did slip the 75

[42:01] for teams that split the 75

[42:04] from five to 70,

[42:05] early on the business life season.

[42:07] General Leonard's

[42:08] It's 180,000 was 100,000 brought down from the reserve and sell tower bonds and 80,000 still sitting waiting for some funding back in the Americas.

[42:22] We got the increased applications in the 6 to 7.3 percent and the difference is in the funds.

[42:32] The general fund had 2,000 eggs in it. Maybe different parts had 4,000 and 6,000 eggs.

[42:37] So we have a little bit of a huge difference.

[42:40] But we

[42:43] need to figure out, say, maybe confirmation on, yes, you're going to do it.

[42:51] I think 500 or 2 in the school are not for the actual school program. I just want to put my home yes or no on that.

[42:58] That's in the parks.

[43:01] I did have to add 2,000 to the general funds for your server. Our server is starting to allow us.

[43:09] So that was next but I wasn't expecting to do that this year.

[43:13] Um, so I'm positioned on seven by another and then the COVID funds can cover the ace

[43:20] in heating.

[43:21] This is part of all that cannot cover the generator.

[43:24] So if we want to go ahead and register for that, we can do the COVID funds.

[43:29] And I have a little kind of sculpture as a question mark, I don't know what we're going to do.

[43:35] Part of what we're going to do.

[43:58] And I believe we've got a group of tribe on the markings of the drawings on it, and it has it just recently expired on the website of the group that I've identified, but that's where we're at now.

[44:10] So with that particular project, the chamber was going to act as the financial conduit for the mind.

[44:21] This is my own chamber.

[44:23] And with the chamber being in flux, we kind of set that aside until stability is brought back to the organization.

[44:32] So we can have a discussion and see what the leadership there will now like to do.

[44:37] Is that about how you understand it?

[44:39] Well, if you perfectly clear,

[44:41] we need to start comparing the session with Chamberlain.

[44:44] Never reply to any left of the green.

[44:47] We'll hand kind of drop it off at that point in time.

[44:50] There's a lot of issues surrounding this topic here.

[44:54] Apart from this.

[45:04] I think it's important to recognize that this is, I don't think any of us are generating the interest in this particular project, however, depending on what council wants, we will administer anything in the top of the city court.

[45:21] Well, I just thought that I remember it was very comfortable and then we were going to be

[45:29] really going to be more like the concept at all.

[45:32] And so I think I'm just going to be happy.

[45:35] Yeah, I think it is.

[45:40] I think we're talking about the new design that we're seeing.

[45:54] I think it's still John.

[45:57] Yeah.

[45:57] I think it's still John.

[45:58] Yeah.

[45:58] I think it's that.

[46:03] As part of that,

[46:04] Chris on first,

[46:05] it's kind of just ended at this point.

[46:08] There wasn't a lot of diversity about it.

[46:10] We went back and had a redesign, and there was less controversy about it.

[46:16] And for a lot of things, there's some that there's nothing in the obvious where that

[46:21] says, this is some kind. Yes, you come into a car, et cetera, et cetera. So I guess my question

[46:28] of the key is part of that key. Is it might just that it just appeared at the end of the year,

[46:35] It's not ease or can't be forwarded on to the next year so that we can get this thing

[46:41] year or nay.

[46:42] Well, it hasn't been buzzed in no time until this year.

[46:45] Doesn't mean it can't be, you know, we can't cover through all to no time.

[46:50] It's just nothing.

[46:51] What's the solution that we was, you know, to.

[46:54] Here's my recommendation because you're absolutely right.

[46:56] It was redesigned.

[46:58] And as you know, sometimes you've got to remember these things and the initial was, there was a lot of fish back.

[47:04] I think we all accept that as what happened, but the redesign and the initial concept when it

[47:13] was done through the chamber was very well received and there was less contrast in the

[47:18] second one. It all fairness I think John Neaver should be here and perhaps we can delay this

[47:25] conversation to the next thing. Yeah, and I will, and let me have to pay to find that

[47:37] for the doctor's school program. I was there today and there was a

[47:45] couple. They could use so much. They are not wasting money.

[47:54] I don't need to talk to you because it doesn't have a budget. I just want

[47:58] so that you need everything that you just have to talk to.

[48:01] including, I don't know, it's size of the sculptures.

[48:04] Well, that's who's on what else has been done for this year.

[48:08] So a lot to revisit that, but yeah, that was the one, the school,

[48:14] the other one is the basic heating system for the viral.

[48:19] That was 50,000 ones, what Brian had down.

[48:22] So that would be to take up on the COVID funds and budget it into the budget.

[48:26] if we all have a yes, yes, yeah, yeah.

[48:31] What was the other one?

[48:33] That was all that I had actually

[48:35] so we took 100,000 to the cell tower and we

[48:38] delivered it to the needs of these

[48:41] kind of rubbed.

[48:42] Other of the rubbed was the farthest part of the area.

[48:44] And the 80,000?

[48:46] It is, because I've pulled it by the

[48:47] hand that you've got.

[48:48] Yeah.

[48:49] We're the thing, and we've got 100,000

[48:51] in the, to cover it on the side.

[48:54] We don't, we can't.

[48:55] a thousand sooner or later. And then we just make sure there's a picture of fire just like

[49:02] it came to like 13 something but we always told it more so we have a 15.

[49:16] One of those work for you guys, those are my main ones because that's the main general plan,

[49:22] except for the wages if you want to keep with it 7.3.

[49:31] Yeah.

[49:32] Yeah.

[49:36] I'll leave it there and see you now.

[49:38] Let's go.

[49:38] I'll just give you a bumping end of the last time.

[49:41] I'm going to give you closer to the nine.

[49:50] So those are that one of the line we've done for today.

[49:53] Just like that.

[49:53] That was kind of that.

[49:55] Yeah.

[49:55] I'm going to go on action.

[49:57] The water.

[49:58] You know, we had originally a general 3.2 million.

[50:03] The statute of water made.

[50:05] We don't have that funding yet, and I'm not recommending 3.2 million, but I do think it's necessary to go forward with the study.

[50:16] We've already got the survey done in some of the engineering.

[50:20] Now we need to study to figure out how to paint the book.

[50:23] And then, kind of that, right, I'll let you fill in the blanks.

[50:27] So I think that that line is the end of its life, probably beyond.

[50:32] We have here, as well, there's a lot of, it's last, this is a lot of, we can luckily

[50:38] was a private property concern, but at least two or three weeks were involved with something

[50:44] out here on one of our waterline. So we're painting a lot for that waterline and we're going to continue

[50:51] painting this week.

[50:56] At some point, time is going to have a complete traffic failure, which would be

[51:00] Oh, we have, you know, so rather than just ignore it, I'm not going to recommend that we do place some funds for study.

[51:11] I don't have an amount because I haven't got to mention anything to that.

[51:14] For a study?

[51:16] Right, so we're going to be looking at the end of funding that with contributions from partially paid

[51:26] by then we're going to have to make it clear because I don't know.

[51:31] So it's steady to help define what's right, and we need to figure out how to find that to the memory.

[51:42] There are many temporary things.

[51:45] There are many libraries

[51:48] before, so that's the fix.

[51:53] We're never telling you why we're able to be able to

[52:01] find anything else during that.

[52:05] And that's five hundred bits for that.

[52:07] Oh, and next.

[52:07] You may get to be able to start at 5, 5, 5, 30,

[52:11] and even more stiff with the six of the clock.

[52:13] This is enough time for me to get any more time to look right.

[52:18] Is we're going to go in the more, are we going to go to the next time?

[52:21] Well, five weeks for me to go in the middle of the week.

[52:25] May not.

[52:26] I said five, three, they're going to have to see us in here.

[52:29] Yeah, five, six, six.

[52:33] I think that was a bit difficult to comment, but it's a bit difficult to move the streets budget there, and I know that we all have to get a third of the points that I don't see, so I have heard a question for a crowd of public faces at all, and didn't close by, and which did all of that great talk, or so.

[53:00] We're still, yeah, we're just barely over,

[53:03] but I think the research about,

[53:04] so we're building that research.

[53:05] Yeah, so there's no way, there's no way,

[53:08] there's no way, I do have 30,000 dollars

[53:10] for our assalt repairs, I can probably pull that back

[53:15] at least, I believe, for my health, you speak up,

[53:17] or something like that, I just throw in something else.

[53:20] I know it's on that.

[53:21] How many speed bumps are going that generous?

[53:25] Oh, let's get it started.

[53:27] That's a little higher, and I'll hold you as speed fish.

[53:31] Yeah, yeah.

[53:31] What was the one on the market?

[53:33] The market.

[53:34] Yeah.

[53:35] Yeah.

[53:36] It was the cushion.

[53:38] I like the cushion.

[53:39] I like the cushion.

[53:40] I think it was that.

[53:41] So those were the most inexpensive.

[53:44] And it was not for the $4.45.

[53:47] You could get it in the small website.

[53:50] Where are we?

[53:52] I think that that's a number of places we have.

[53:56] Maybe we can just try it.

[53:58] Yes, I think we're not going to put them in the water arterial. It's going to be the site of the local road storm.

[54:06] So maybe a little place.

[54:09] So about six morons.

[54:12] I often think that those are a different line.

[54:15] We have a very curved road.

[54:17] Because it's a oversized, you know,

[54:20] cracks and loads and so on.

[54:22] We have to be very careful.

[54:24] Keep sleeping, but we'll be.

[54:27] So there's the going to.

[54:31] I've been here 25 years plus and I've been to this Johnson several times.

[54:37] I'm just several times on this subject.

[54:41] I know it well because I don't know if it's a little bit of stuff working.

[54:46] And I've had three problems.

[54:47] They're different times.

[54:48] You might find you are in the middle of that message.

[54:51] They're just like fighting parts.

[54:53] So, a car, a car's car, a car's car.

[55:00] That's a whole daughter's car.

[55:03] So, we're glad you know where a pesky-man-hounsel

[55:07] for this problem.

[55:09] And I'm Marriott's my neighbor.

[55:11] Also, so we know, and I know what's said to students

[55:14] talking about when they discuss the building

[55:18] and everything because I live all over the hill,

[55:21] I live with new housing coming, and I've been there

[55:26] plus on the drug groups and traffic, and speeding,

[55:31] and people coming to my almost drug force

[55:33] by the trees and somebody else.

[55:36] I have to throw that in well where

[55:38] Christians, pillows, no signage, we don't need that anymore.

[55:43] When she puts suffering on the street,

[55:45] and they go, a couple of hours,

[55:47] Mary's a man on there. I don't have any trouble.

[55:52] I don't have any trouble.

[55:53] I don't have any trouble.

[55:55] I don't have any trouble.

[55:58] That was great.

[56:00] Yes, sir.

[56:01] Mary, I don't want signs.

[56:03] You don't want like reflective air.

[56:05] We don't need that.

[56:06] We've got signs.

[56:07] I've got 7 houses lying above the hill.

[56:10] We did and then all that.

[56:12] We need somebody.

[56:13] But like in your yard where there are reflective airals.

[56:16] that help people that they need once they have a go over a pillow.

[56:20] Yeah, that means, oh, wow.

[56:23] Yeah, it's something here.

[56:25] It's going to be a little different.

[56:26] They didn't even take in the headshot of the church records.

[56:30] And I'm cutting Jewish to that corner.

[56:32] And the water, he grows back.

[56:36] I love that one.

[56:38] Thank you.

[56:39] Thank you.

[56:40] The sharpness is that people go sign by.

[56:42] They don't see anything.

[56:51] I think the sentiment is there needs to be some sort of physical, yes.

[56:57] All right. We're going to move on. Are we done?

[57:13] I'll give you my driver who's sent me.

[57:22] We're all over our other business.

[57:26] This is potential ordinance number 1215.

[57:32] Go ahead.

[57:34] Scott.

[57:38] And discuss this.

[57:39] Be happy to.

[57:41] I'll continue that this ordinance comes at the suggestion.

[57:46] And, you can also remember, well, and some of this yet there is, and I understand that for

[57:55] the terms of some construction take place at the set of flocking water either, you know,

[58:01] you haven't about that time, and I was asked, well, what's there, what's to come up?

[58:06] And I said, no, it's seven o'clock, oh, it's after seven, so nothing could be done, and so

[58:12] This was more of a two-fold change in the hours for eight months to 7 p.m.

[58:21] becaes for a lot of noise to do with the other general learnings.

[58:25] And for my control, 7 p.m.

[58:29] So it kind of is pretty good to be able to adapt to that whole call from a major representative

[58:34] Now I'm going to talk about who are the rock questions happening and start at 7 o'clock in the morning

[58:46] and the famous watch called Contracts and on close, well pretty to the code, we can start at

[58:57] the bottom one is in the continual ten-fog, and it was pretty serious happening.

[59:05] So that's the problem to take in a little bit at the end of the six months, we don't want

[59:10] to have that, we want to have any happy ten-fog night.

[59:13] Generally, it doesn't happen that often, but the response back from the developer was, I have

[59:20] rights. And I have the right to work with the 10% of the night.

[59:27] My experience in contracts will be coming to the end of the year and years.

[59:33] So yeah, eight o'clock. It's like a normal part of the time.

[59:36] Yeah.

[59:38] Yeah.

[59:38] Eight o'clock.

[59:40] Yeah.

[59:45] All right.

[59:46] So that's what happened.

[59:48] Thank you very much.

[59:50] and I speak for a little bit of an excellent, yes, just be aware that you know what I'm going to

[59:56] sort of look for public work, so which is fine.

[1:00:05] So we don't be attacked. So we don't be attacked. So we don't be attacked. We have a street sweeper. I've changed that. We used to do six more. I got to explain. We do it. That's seven. The problem. We need to make sure that we're at the end of October.

[1:00:29] So this change is fine, I think we'll change some other works that.

[1:00:34] Does it reflect, let me clarify.

[1:00:37] It's not.

[1:00:39] Yeah.

[1:00:40] Yeah.

[1:00:40] So this is a completely weird, which makes that slide a good question.

[1:00:46] It reads, if we'll give this noise as created by power input, that used to tap,

[1:00:50] where your periodic maintenance group error or new construction of residential property.

[1:00:57] So I don't do that, it's applying to other works.

[1:01:01] I would say, do we need to specifically have a public works exemption?

[1:01:07] Well, I think there's something about work.

[1:01:09] Well, there's a reverse to your guidance.

[1:01:11] I don't know.

[1:01:12] I don't know.

[1:01:14] And I do agree.

[1:01:16] You know, we call this, I can't even stand the damn thing.

[1:01:23] And again, yeah, we can wait until the later time that even a blocker night blocker,

[1:01:27] I still don't like it.

[1:01:30] Yeah.

[1:01:30] Especially six feet in school traffic.

[1:01:33] You know, I think I'm going to go over that.

[1:01:34] But this time that you're, we don't have a choice to get out there and move those things.

[1:01:38] We do have other options to go to the, you know, the battery operator.

[1:01:43] one is your residence, the commercial ones are the farm for chicken. Now they have a bunch of

[1:01:48] water in one that still makes, and it's a, it's a battery back that's been, it was worth it,

[1:01:53] a battery itself was worth $2,000. So this is expensive, we're the change, I mean this is the

[1:01:58] direction where they don't, but these changes are going to be very expensive. But again, it's really

[1:02:04] It's more in the residential area and not in the industrial.

[1:02:11] How do we get any information?

[1:02:13] That's covered by a separate section.

[1:02:15] It's not good.

[1:02:16] It's good.

[1:02:17] It's good.

[1:02:18] It's good.

[1:02:19] I mean, I think you just by the line.

[1:02:21] We've heard about the construction of residential property.

[1:02:25] It's just a temporary order.

[1:02:27] And that's kind of weird.

[1:02:31] Yeah.

[1:02:32] I think.

[1:02:33] I think that's why.

[1:02:35] Yeah.

[1:02:35] And we put a little bit of that, we cover it here and just care about one, but I don't know if it's

[1:02:43] necessary to have an exemption of the works.

[1:02:47] Yeah, I think it's kind of clear.

[1:02:49] The construction or residential property in the country.

[1:02:53] I think it's clear if you like to have a, maybe if you,

[1:02:58] Chris and I swear I didn't think it was perfect, but we can ask it.

[1:03:03] I'm just getting the course of it.

[1:03:05] I'm comfortable with it as it is.

[1:03:06] And we certainly have that later.

[1:03:08] It's just nice.

[1:03:09] Very good.

[1:03:10] What's your pleasure?

[1:03:11] I'm moved to the second.

[1:03:14] Second.

[1:03:15] I'm moved to the second.

[1:03:17] Thank you so much.

[1:03:18] We have a motion by councilwoman.

[1:03:21] Two minutes.

[1:03:22] Second by councilperson.

[1:03:23] Just a door.

[1:03:24] Anything else?

[1:03:31] on here to say I have our hosts.

[1:03:34] I have a motion to ask this thank you very much.

[1:03:37] And I am choosing a business.

[1:03:40] Seach on in wastewater treatment plant,

[1:03:42] claiming this is pretty nuts and bolts.

[1:03:44] I'm trying to do one of just that.

[1:03:46] Give us a brief overview.

[1:03:48] Yeah, they're having some issues.

[1:03:51] They're, I guess,

[1:03:52] they're set to each receiving areas.

[1:03:54] And finally, they're,

[1:03:56] health rest, so we took it to the original house hall.

[1:03:58] The one that could have turned to that actual story, that whole area, that it didn't

[1:04:03] repair as on the years.

[1:04:05] So that whole area is being built with the reinforcements to have a level of it, and it

[1:04:12] was a needed project.

[1:04:15] Excellent.

[1:04:17] Council, any questions, you have a second.

[1:04:23] We have a motion by Councilperson Chamberlain, and a second by Councilperson Willow.

[1:04:32] Anything first?

[1:04:36] All of them are saying hi.

[1:04:38] All right, I'm both.

[1:04:39] I'm tapping most of the S, thanks so much.

[1:04:42] Thank you all for attending this meeting.

[1:04:44] We'll not have any.

[1:04:45] It's access.

[1:04:46] And tonight we will have a merit pass for the opportunity for the future.

[1:04:50] I'd like to welcome you to the City of Crosse.

[1:04:52] And I'm taking a very constant message.

[1:04:58] Motion's richer.

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