[0:00] All right, we'll get started. We'll call our meeting order on the 12th day of March, 2026. Here at the town hall. It's our regular scheduled meeting. And I've asked

[0:23] to give our prayer and Jerry at least in the pledge after.

[0:26] We're

[0:31] going to have a little fun. We're going to be grateful to be here this night too.

[0:34] So it's going to be fair. It's going to be a town where we're going for the citizens of the town

[0:38] and for all those people that volunteer at the time and help out.

[0:45] And we ask that that would bless us with the moisture that we need to sustain us this year.

[0:52] We're thankful for all of that.

[0:53] It's given us some watch over tickets this night.

[0:55] We'll see if things are going to get scratched on me.

[0:57] We'll see you then.

[1:04] I am glad to meet you.

[1:05] We can't see the flag of the United States of America.

[1:09] And to your group, the public will witness

[1:12] one nation under God,

[1:14] one indivisible,

[1:15] one indivisible,

[1:26] Okay, our item for the discussion will start the shake with our six update.

[1:35] How's it going?

[1:37] It's great that it's good.

[1:39] All the spastic is out in the mirror.

[1:43] I have one of the all for it.

[1:45] These are for our growth summit.

[1:48] This is our big annual training event.

[1:50] How the red spill did you hear?

[1:51] This is on May 6th, so registration is now open for that.

[1:54] I can just scan the QR code on there, register,

[1:58] there's a list of the sessions on there

[2:01] that you might be interested in.

[2:04] Open until May 8th,

[2:06] register is meant to close early numbers for dinner

[2:09] and prep materials and all that type of thing.

[2:12] So, if you have any questions on that,

[2:14] feel free to give me a call.

[2:18] Also, probably you take that,

[2:21] you attend a planning commission meetings.

[2:25] Yeah, probably would be good to have.

[2:28] Yeah, yeah.

[2:29] Yeah, it's better.

[2:30] Better to find information that I wanted you to.

[2:32] Okay.

[2:33] You don't have another one of these, huh?

[2:35] I do. I can grab another one.

[2:37] Yeah.

[2:37] I have another one to make.

[2:41] Yeah.

[2:41] Other items I have talked a couple times about the CID list,

[2:47] slash GPP.

[2:50] We haven't put anything on there yet.

[2:53] It's due to May 1st, so that's basically you have to be on that list to be able to go

[2:57] to CIB for funding for, usually it's your water roads and zero.

[3:03] For communities, they do go sometimes for community, counterhaul, rack, but typically critical

[3:11] infrastructure is prioritized.

[3:14] Anyway, if you want to be eligible for any projects for that, you have to be on that list by

[3:18] me at first, if someone on the council is taking meat on that, that could just coordinate

[3:24] off to the side from meetings, but I will probably only see you one more time for that

[3:30] deadline in city council meetings, right?

[3:33] What is it I've off to get on the list?

[3:35] So all communities already have an account in the project portal.

[3:39] I can add or take out whoever you would like, so usually mayors, council and staff have

[3:45] access to the project portal and then you just have to list your capital improvement projects

[3:52] that you would like to be eligible for CNB funds.

[3:59] There's a process to it. I'm happy to walk through it on a virtual meeting or I could

[4:05] even walk through it and see the council meeting up on a projector if you want to in the future.

[4:12] Do you have any suggestions of the capital and the government projects that you think that we would list for that?

[4:19] Do you have any active CIP, like a capital improvement project list?

[4:24] We do staff the list, but I can't remember.

[4:28] So you really can easily put together a CIP and it lists out your projects for the next one year, the next two or five years

[4:37] and the next five plus years, right, and you can actually use the project portal to create

[4:42] that, if you don't have that already, could there already be projects that maybe were

[4:47] put in by the product administration up on the portal?

[4:51] The only project that would be in the portal right now that haven't been actively put by

[4:55] somebody that's currently with the projects that were on last year's CID list, so I could

[5:03] quick people. Do you know if we have a CIP, capital improvement project list? Do we have a

[5:10] CIP list?

[5:13] No, CIP. So we're just sending capital improvement projects, so basically a list

[5:19] of all your upcoming projects for it, really infrastructure mostly, but. It's the CIB list,

[5:26] but we know it's a C-I-B, it's a C-I-B list, is that right?

[5:34] You can't C-I-B, yeah.

[5:37] So I'm asking you, you have a capital impermanence project list that you know?

[5:42] Well we did that, whatever that master list.

[5:45] The Cassie, yeah.

[5:46] An asset.

[5:47] Yeah.

[5:48] And the asset inventory and then the water projects.

[5:50] So in the in the project portal right now you have your aquifer recharge and

[5:56] recovery project listed under your short-term one-year list and then under your

[6:01] long-term five-year list you have the four hundred and as well storage

[6:08] take develop springs and upsized water line from head-house to town and those are

[6:18] in your long-term list. None of those are on the current CIV list, right? So the difference

[6:22] between being in the project portal being on the CIV list, you have to select certain

[6:27] items to be placed on the CIV list. Anyway, if you want to update this, proud of me at first.

[6:35] I'm happy to just do it over a phone call. I can hop on my computer to whoever would like

[6:41] to be over that. So it's made versus the deadline.

[6:48] Two other things I have, code hosting and

[6:52] notice your online code is through Unicode or CITIC PLUS. A lot of our communities utilize

[6:59] CITIC PLUS or Unicode, but over time the charge has gone out right and they're usually paying

[7:06] between $1,000 and $3,000 a year for that, I don't know if you're paying, if you don't

[7:10] talk to your head.

[7:11] So what?

[7:13] So, CivicLink is a company that Jones and the Mill built out, it's essentially the

[7:19] same general service, right, it's very similar type of service for all I'm coasting, but

[7:26] they'll, if you upload your code yourself, they'll do it for $500 a year, so it's dramatically

[7:32] be cheaper for a very similar type of service. If you move over from Civic Plus to Civic

[7:39] Link, so if you made a decision to move over to save probably one to three grand, I would

[7:45] guess, per year. They do charge a thousand bucks to move over your code, or you can have

[7:51] us do it and it's great, so we can move over to the code. We're already doing it with several

[7:58] communities. Essentially it's just going in and copying and pasting and re-numbering all of your

[8:03] code in the new system, right? So it's just no good stuff over. Is that something we need to

[8:08] bone on? Yeah, you have to bone on it. So if you wanted to do something like that, you could just

[8:15] put on an upcoming agenda. Is there that? If you need three quads, typically the three big ones in

[8:24] in the area are Civic Plus, American Legal, and Civic Link, and I have pricing for all

[8:29] three of those that I've gathered for a community so I could send that over to your office

[8:33] as well.

[8:34] The last thing was the CBG, which I think was next on the agenda, but it sounds like Parker's

[8:42] not going to be here.

[8:42] I don't know if he had a family.

[8:44] Do you want me to cover anything on that?

[8:46] I don't think I probably know everything on purpose, but we met with him this last week.

[8:53] and what we have is not that we can see it.

[8:57] We looked at locations for the football court,

[9:00] either to put it just south of the restrooms and the snack bar

[9:07] or by the small pavilion.

[9:10] The small pavilion is a chain here,

[9:14] but it would also have leads in a bunch of gear.

[9:18] the other side would be the advantages of parents playing there would be able to see their children in the playground and splash pad.

[9:30] So it's just a matter of the youngs in its closer to the bathroom, but it won't be a shady.

[9:41] But the Christians said the type of trees over by the small pavilion and the time of it blows a lot of branches come down.

[9:48] Yes.

[9:49] In fact, on the small pavilion and on the west's facing side there's a big hole in it because of the branch that came down.

[10:00] That's over here.

[10:02] Yes.

[10:04] So one thing, I know I brought this up before, but a lot of people have asked about a tennis

[10:07] court and I would like us to think forward and if there's a way to save some space somewhere

[10:12] where we might potentially, except for we also talked about aviating it out of here.

[10:16] Well, the best way to do that is just to expand these just a teeny bit and put a tennis court.

[10:20] Yeah.

[10:21] Well, I don't have to be a little bit vague or don't, but when we were talking with Parker

[10:24] about potentially for that, there's that grassy area just to the east of the new ball

[10:32] field that was actually part of the old wall field that's now open area and the

[10:37] plan is to make more parking and give space there but there's room there for

[10:42] tennis courts and tennis courts typically have much higher fencing which

[10:51] if somebody could get a foul wall over that well you'd be surprised I mean

[10:56] little kids are probably not getting it but the bigger kids yeah that's one thing

[11:00] That's, you know, could be bad.

[11:02] And I was going to go into the program this year.

[11:07] I know it, putting in grants and all

[11:12] have to be done like the end of this month.

[11:14] But I was going to start working on it for next year

[11:17] to do, and you suggested multiple.

[11:20] So there was a suggestion besides the tennis court, which

[11:23] I think would be very popular, possibly a skate park.

[11:26] and then a couple projects that we have submitted this year for funding to Outro Rec for parks

[11:35] have been so Glenn what's one of them we submitted and they're doing pickleball nine square

[11:42] a zip line and like permanent cornhole corks so like concrete and then they also installed lighting

[11:50] and security cameras. For that's the application, at least.

[11:54] Sigurd, we did basketball, pickleball, a pavilion,

[11:59] a walking path, a baseball field, lighting.

[12:03] Wow. And that's two phases.

[12:06] So there's the first phases on the second phases this year's

[12:10] application. So when this would make fun of these, is it like

[12:14] what's the funding like, how much?

[12:18] Yeah, so it's based on county. Both of those are in severe county. So the the

[12:25] match for severe county is 30%. I believe Juavs is probably the 20 or 30% as

[12:30] well. You can't apply for a waiver. So with Sigurd last year we were funded and

[12:36] we applied for a waiver because they could have put up the 30%. So they put up

[12:41] up 30, they put up 40,000 in cash and 10,000 in kind, and then we were worth 182,000

[12:50] from the grant program and that's what they did their phase one of that project.

[12:55] We have, I could see a tennis court, maybe a skate park, but possibly, if the pickleball

[13:03] is as popular as we think it would be, we may want more than two courts.

[13:08] Well, you could always make a tennis court that's trick-a-bought on it.

[13:13] That's true.

[13:13] And on these, can you change it?

[13:16] Like, say like they decided they wanted tennis courts,

[13:19] make them a little bigger.

[13:21] There's that kind of set and stone.

[13:23] Yeah, probably on the CDG.

[13:26] CDBG is pretty strict background program that front of the pickable court.

[13:32] So it's size wise.

[13:33] These aren't the ground stuff a little different than what you'd have for tennis.

[13:37] Yes, also, it wasn't it?

[13:39] Yeah, I just had to know what type of concrete you're using.

[13:43] Some people use a specific type of concrete and then also surfaces.

[13:48] That's where they show the cobalt resistance.

[13:50] But there are communities that have combined it.

[13:53] I mean, we combine the cobalt and basketball courts and cigarette courts.

[13:57] Well, I guess that's down in St. George's.

[13:59] The parking lot had cobalt court lines on it through the whole.

[14:03] They had like 20 at the high school at Dixie High School.

[14:06] So they had that many scattered out must be for Jim class.

[14:11] Richfield also has, so they have a one part that I was just designated pickable courts that are like nicer pickable courts, and they also have another part that has like a combined basketball and pickable courts.

[14:23] That's not the surface isn't like up to, I don't know what type of standard pickable courts maybe we ought to talk and figure out what we want to do and consider writing a grant.

[14:33] Yeah.

[14:34] But I can see several things, including maybe making some refurbishing of the arena so that

[14:43] we can use that more actively to be used more actively.

[14:45] And I keep reading that we've talked about this if we get those satellite dishes out of

[14:50] the way.

[14:51] We've got a little chunk of land right here that we can make.

[14:53] Can you do something?

[14:54] Yeah, that could be a clue.

[14:56] That could be a skate park except for that it's right by the road.

[15:00] Let's really want to fill the fence or something. So Jerry, are we getting a fence around this about even? There is a fence, right? Okay, just so it can change the rules. There is a fence around it. All right, good.

[15:15] If you wanted to do upgrades to any type of rodeo grounds, you can go through up to Rex or I grant. That's what would probably put not Mary's bills for an application for theirs through the grant program. And then you could also

[15:29] So for tennis courts or other components to park, you can go through CDBG again, right,

[15:35] which is this program.

[15:36] That would be in the fall this year, so it will start out in September, or you can go

[15:42] through after a wreck, which closes this month, right?

[15:45] So you're going to do that next year.

[15:49] We're going to get

[15:52] the site tonight, but.

[15:54] Well, except for that one closes this month, which one was it?

[15:58] It's a pickle ball.

[15:59] We need to decide where we want it, because it needs to, we need to be getting on it.

[16:06] All of our directs are closing tomorrow, I'm sure.

[16:10] You're not going to get one of this.

[16:12] Yes, it'll be next year.

[16:16] So, Keny, is it...

[16:20] That's the spot or is there a spot further down?

[16:22] No.

[16:24] This is closer to the...

[16:25] This is relative.

[16:27] We can move it a little bit.

[16:29] Basically, do we want it over by the physical unit or do we want it by the bathrooms?

[16:33] Yeah, that's the question because we'll they'll show us where specifically, but it's just deciding which side of the park we want it.

[16:42] Yeah.

[16:44] Did, uh, did Parker clear moving the courts with the grant program, you know?

[16:50] I don't.

[16:50] Sometimes they won't let you move the courts from where it was initially placed on the application.

[16:55] So like it was initially placed, I believe in location number two.

[17:00] Yes.

[17:00] Which one's that?

[17:06] I thought this one's number 2 right here, it was through you.

[17:10] That was in the application?

[17:14] I believe that's where it was placed.

[17:16] I thought it was.

[17:17] It was in here.

[17:19] It was in here.

[17:20] It was in here.

[17:21] We can check regardless so they don't like you to move it.

[17:25] So we should verify what was in the initial.

[17:28] And they get mad or they won't fund it.

[17:33] The pole money goes.

[17:36] It's a federal grant program with loads of...

[17:39] I mean, it's within the facility, you know,

[17:41] a couple hundred feet, isn't it?

[17:43] Shut up.

[17:45] I don't disagree.

[17:47] I mean, I tell you the truth.

[17:48] I don't know where the best spot is.

[17:52] Well, for the points brought up,

[17:53] I would probably favor anyone by the restrooms

[17:56] But it's not just that, but it won't work out.

[17:58] Yeah, for parents and deal.

[18:00] It makes kids...

[18:03] It's further in the park.

[18:05] Like a family from the trees and leave problems and all that stuff.

[18:10] Because the pick-a-ball courts up in the sand,

[18:12] when one play on them,

[18:14] they're pretty nice and they don't have any coverage.

[18:17] You know, for sure you don't have a lot of problems.

[18:19] Yeah.

[18:20] It is hot.

[18:22] But when you're expecting...

[18:24] I just go play in the morning or late at night, if you play tennis, that's tennis, too.

[18:31] So should we vote on it?

[18:34] Well, we'll have to see if you can even move it.

[18:37] You might just be...

[18:38] You could take a vote and just vote on a location contingent on grant, a grant program approval.

[18:45] Right, so then he would not have to place it on your next agenda.

[18:49] You could say we would vote for location number one, contingent on grant approval.

[18:53] location number one was not approved by the grant then we would go with number two.

[19:01] Do you guys want to discuss it anymore?

[19:05] I'll make a motion of me.

[19:07] We approved location number one which is between the fall field and the restrooms.

[19:15] I'll second that.

[19:17] Well in favor?

[19:19] Aye.

[19:23] That's probably it.

[19:24] As far as I know.

[19:25] All right, thank you.

[19:26] Thanks, you're welcome.

[19:27] You're welcome.

[19:29] And I was approached the other day, one of the ladies said to the DUP Cabinet said there's

[19:36] some tram that needs to be for the door.

[19:41] I've been down to work out of it.

[19:43] She said it's pretty bad.

[19:45] It needs a little bit of maintenance to it.

[19:48] Yeah, at least one of the doses that water both, then you can barely close it, but the building has shifted so much that it's not long.

[19:59] Chris did a good job of getting new logs in the last year.

[20:04] Well, I did do, I got arranged, but I think we still have some money left over that we didn't allocate or we haven't used up, that we did allocate for that, so we probably use that money.

[20:15] Yes she was just asking me it's gonna take a professional to do it because the way it's

[20:22] shifted I mean it's old construction and it's literally moved to the door frame.

[20:28] Yeah so we've got plenty of people in town that could do something like that.

[20:33] Yeah I like to take care of that.

[20:37] Yeah, she just asked me about about it. You guys part of it? Well, we helped a lot of

[20:46] summer with the clean up and all. With the bats? No, that was before. They were there after

[20:54] the bats. I mean, you don't want that to happen again, because they came in a mess, but we

[21:00] sealed it up about a few years ago. Because she said, you know, if we lose the stuff then

[21:05] and it goes up north and then you'll never get it back.

[21:08] Do you have any grasp on what's left in the money

[21:12] that we allocated for the improvements on do you think, Evan?

[21:16] I only had to look because I think we allocated 1,200

[21:19] and we didn't use very much of it at all.

[21:21] I think we probably used half of that.

[21:23] It was mostly all over Greece.

[21:26] So, are we going to commit to do it?

[21:29] Or do you want to get quotes on what it will cost?

[21:37] Yes, we can get a couple of guys in town to look at it, see what they say.

[21:44] So is the George's need to be read on or is it more than that?

[21:50] They just pull the frame out and put it back in the air.

[21:53] probably true.

[21:56] What's Mike's name?

[21:58] Cramer? Yeah, I bet he'd do it.

[22:02] And he helped on the logs initially anyway, so.

[22:08] Well, and if there is money, I don't care,

[22:13] was there suggested to? It's just dirt and grass going up to the door.

[22:21] It might help to maintain the cabin

[22:24] if there was concrete, just a walkway that it'd keep it safe for two because you've got

[22:33] any big ground and safety means no fewer lawsuits.

[22:41] And that wouldn't be that expensive.

[22:48] Well, we got two guys.

[22:50] Our employees can do that.

[22:54] It's really simple.

[22:56] Yeah, that would be too hard to make a sidewalk, that wouldn't be much more than what's meant conspire.

[23:06] Would you like me to follow through with Mike and see if he'll go over there?

[23:10] Yeah, unless we need bids, do we need... I don't know how.

[23:15] Do we need small stuff like that? I don't care either. I don't think it's that.

[23:19] Yes.

[23:23] So yeah, we can do that.

[23:27] Thank you, Chris.

[23:28] Okay.

[23:29] Thank you.

[23:30] All right.

[23:31] The next one is our water, a Levant irrigation water share.

[23:35] I had somebody ask me if, you know, where we talked about you guys didn't want to put water

[23:41] in the irrigation water in the park.

[23:43] I don't think we said we didn't want it too.

[23:47] Well, you didn't want it because you said they didn't, you didn't want them to drink it.

[23:51] Well, so we've talked about, we all agreed that it made sense to water the ball field with the irrigation water.

[23:58] Well, this is an option.

[24:02] You, we could sell these water shares and buy some of that water, put that money that's in the account for, what's it called?

[24:14] the impact fees and then put that money together and do that way.

[24:24] My only concern about selling water shares that's in effect like a bank account, that

[24:30] it's a little bit of wiggle room and I think it would be a good idea to even re-plum and

[24:39] have irrigation water for like this building. I think this building. Okay, this is it here. Yeah,

[24:48] well, so you sound culinary right now, but there is a meter here, so we could switch this over

[24:52] real easy. I think you do, and you said that I think the irrigation line goes towards the back,

[24:58] through the back. Yeah, so it goes just as you go through the gate, then it would take a little bit of

[25:04] that you could still leave the snack shack.

[25:09] Well, it's clear over on the south,

[25:12] you know what I mean is we could still leave culinary

[25:14] on the areas that have to be.

[25:17] Yeah, we had to do that on our own.

[25:19] And you know, that's just, that was just somebody

[25:21] that said that, so I'm like, well,

[25:23] we can see if that's an option that anybody wants to do

[25:26] because then you don't have to worry about it.

[25:29] No, I don't think it's a good idea to sell any water sharks.

[25:35] Well you would be buying, you'd buy the underground water and trade that for underground water.

[25:40] The value, I don't see it as equal, so I think the water shares a more value.

[25:44] And at least the third, actually you don't.

[25:49] I was talking to the, you know, it's Hayden Cooms, and he says that water that's right here.

[25:57] You guys might know about it because you they said you don't you don't lose any of it

[26:02] This was the water that was available out there on the corner. They had to that

[26:10] We were gonna buy that

[26:12] We were gonna be losing I think six shares. Yeah, and that's what that's what I always understood but he said this water

[26:21] He says if you're moving it from stock water to culinary you'll lose probably a third

[26:27] or something like that. But he said this water that's for sale right here from

[26:33] these guys, as it's you guys in it. You don't lose any of it. So yeah when you

[26:42] convert that's what Hayden told me because I talked to the guy on the

[26:48] Zimbrayden or Brandon and I talked to him and he said to call Hayden down

[26:53] the state engineer's office so I talked to him and he says the R6 water you

[26:58] don't lose any of the. Is that the water that was going to go down for the other

[27:04] community? I understood there was a community that was going to use it for some

[27:09] park or something. Yeah, yes, that is great. And so they're not going to do the park.

[27:17] It's just in a different location now.

[27:20] Yeah, I was moved up north of Nevi.

[27:24] Yeah.

[27:25] It's an ag park.

[27:28] It's like a big industrial park.

[27:33] Basically, they purchase land.

[27:36] They bring all the utilities and get everything ready.

[27:39] And then companies can come in and purchase those blocks

[27:44] or lease them out and hook up the utilities.

[27:46] So basically, it sets up an area for the AG production for the region, right?

[27:55] It's a big project.

[27:59] The same idea is industrial just for AG, set aside for AG, country.

[28:04] Yeah, I'm not superannably involved in the AG part.

[28:07] We have a director that's over the whole thing.

[28:10] If you guys wanted to know more about it,

[28:13] it's in post-proximity review. I'm sure you'll be happy to come to me and talk through details.

[28:19] Because it's more like a free port to like what they have on a board, like on the free port.

[28:27] I believe there's some equipment in one port. I don't know what the details are over again.

[28:33] Sean Care is the director. He was the previous city manager at E-Trump and then he came over

[28:38] on our team. So run the Accord. So he's the one as all the answers. Yeah, if you have

[28:46] more questions, I'd be happy to take them to up to here if you don't want to. He said Sean

[28:50] Care. Yeah, Sean Care. C-A-R-R. K-J-A-R. Whoa. K-J-A-A-R. Okay. Not even close to him.

[29:17] 435-851-7766, you would have more of the water to do.

[29:34] Yeah, I personally don't support selling any water shares.

[29:37] I think we need to pursue the aquifer recharge car because that will benefit us and it'll

[29:44] reduce the need to buy more water at least for a time.

[29:47] That it doesn't hurt to talk to them as well.

[29:51] Yeah, absolutely.

[29:53] All options are on the table.

[29:55] Yeah.

[29:56] So I mean, that was just an option.

[29:58] Sorry.

[29:58] Yeah.

[30:00] I mean, I don't know if anybody's interested in doing that. But I mean, I know each, each of their second

[30:09] foot will run five houses on the 5,000 gallons for the whole year.

[30:15] So, or just, so how many

[30:17] It's also available then. How many over here? Yeah, what what we're talking about. Oh, nine

[30:32] State

[30:37] There's a lot I don't know. I think it's over two. They were at 300. I think there's over 200

[30:49] Yeah, so we had a night.

[30:57] I think we wanted first to also consult with our utilities manager on this.

[31:03] You know, so I think you would have some opinions and educated information.

[31:07] Yeah, I don't know enough about this right now.

[31:12] Can we research that a little more then?

[31:14] No, yeah.

[31:14] I just, okay.

[31:16] Doesn't hurt a little bit.

[31:17] Thank you.

[31:17] I mean, I think the last, they're going for $10,000 to $12,000 per share.

[31:23] They don't want to share it in town.

[31:27] Yeah, in that, something.

[31:29] Well, they're going for whatever you can get out of them.

[31:31] This is true.

[31:32] So, yeah.

[31:34] Yeah.

[31:35] Yeah.

[31:36] Yeah.

[31:36] Well, yeah, usually when one comes up, they're gone.

[31:41] Yeah.

[31:43] So, before they come up.

[31:45] Yeah.

[31:46] Because possibly remedies, remedies, the conflict that's occurring to be able to utilize.

[31:54] How often does the impact fee money have to be spent?

[31:59] Is there some in there now that could buy some water, or hold it in your glass?

[32:05] I think you said there was about 43.

[32:07] And it's like, and right now it is actually like 50 years old.

[32:11] What happened?

[32:12] That was like 50 years old.

[32:14] That was like 50 years old.

[32:15] So if someone was water and some of it's electrical, the impact is, you have 50 grand in the impact.

[32:28] In the impact case.

[32:29] Yeah, but it's correct electricity in the water.

[32:32] Yep, use it for, right.

[32:36] The water portion of it is $53,900, right now.

[32:41] Okay.

[32:42] have another check coming in pretty soon for 13 for 13 thousand so they'll be

[32:48] enough to buy two shares of water we didn't we say that some of that and how

[32:54] we've been spent we are going to apply what was going on so you take a few

[32:57] reports that we did but we didn't shake we have to put purchasing water on

[33:04] there that was easier than trying to go back the water project so I thought

[33:11] But don't the impact fees have to be future stuff?

[33:15] Not necessarily.

[33:17] It's going on for investment in growth, right?

[33:20] They also have to spend a secure period of collection

[33:22] or they'll have to be re-immersed.

[33:24] Also, FYI, the legislature is doing, in fact, the audit after this

[33:30] legislative session.

[33:31] And so we're probably seeing something.

[33:36] Okay.

[33:36] Okay, so can you go back and use it on the water project that they put in town?

[33:45] Uh, they put it in new, they put, yeah, well, no, I think it's-

[33:49] Well, so when-

[33:51] I hate you around, but when we were down there and talked to the state,

[33:55] there was the state auditor, he said we could, we could put it like towards the substation,

[33:59] which was already in the process of being built, we could put it towards that,

[34:02] expense and we do pay $65,000 a year or something for the water project. Those are payments that

[34:14] will have until like 2050 or something. They said we can't include it towards it because it was

[34:19] the infrastructure increase that's that's way there's so there's plenty ways to spend it.

[34:40] But there is one more coming in for a building permit.

[35:08] I would suggest that we take that impact for money and buy at least two shares of water,

[35:14] white sill there in Baylor.

[35:18] I mean, I'd like to see a spike a lot of that water just

[35:22] because it's right here, right now, with the town.

[35:26] We don't have to burn it down, it's here.

[35:29] Well, isn't there any convertible?

[35:31] Yeah, that's what he said. There's no loss converting.

[35:36] It's, however, it's set up. I mean, you can only take it.

[35:39] You can only take the allowed, the allotment of whatever that second,

[35:44] or not a second, but an acre foot, whatever the gallons comes to, you're only allowed that over 12 months.

[35:51] You can't take more than what that is allowed. In each second, it's like little over five houses, I think.

[35:59] I spoke with Brandon McCall as well, and there was no loss on the purchase of the irrigation water.

[36:05] We get the 1031 transfer, and there was no loss in the water.

[36:08] Yeah, that's what they were saying, so I was always understood that you lost some, you know,

[36:14] converting it.

[36:15] We purchased, and we got, and it's right on that, and you want to write with the amount

[36:22] that we purchased.

[36:23] There was no skimming, and no.

[36:25] Do they need you right there for you, or how do they do it?

[36:29] You're pumping it.

[36:31] Okay.

[36:31] You have a new well.

[36:32] You could pump it.

[36:33] Yes.

[36:34] I would imagine there's a meter on the pump.

[36:37] Well we'd think so.

[36:40] So at our place there is.

[36:44] Well, and there should be one on probably both of the town wells.

[36:48] Here all on the nose.

[36:51] So.

[36:53] The next day.

[36:55] In fact, they paid money to do some of the things as well to allocate them and do the

[37:01] certain amount of things like that. They're very easy to work with.

[37:06] I don't think it's a bad idea to consider it.

[37:10] I mean if you buy two shares with the impact fee money,

[37:15] that's enough for $650,000.

[37:18] You have ten, ten houses.

[37:22] But

[37:25] that's just the 5,000 gallons a lot.

[37:27] And after

[37:33] this year, we're going to need all the water we got.

[37:38] Hopefully we get some more.

[37:44] In the shares you say you know how much they are?

[37:47] 30,000.

[37:49] 30,000.

[37:50] 30,000.

[37:51] 30,000.

[37:53] 30,000.

[37:54] 30,000.

[37:55] 30,000.

[37:57] 30,000.

[38:06] for 10, for 10, then that's the limit right there.

[38:11] No, I think if you do buy more than that, it goes down to you.

[38:16] You would probably know that.

[38:17] Yeah, when I asked Sean, so they had the cheers listed on their website.

[38:20] There's a few different cheers listed in them.

[38:22] I had a certain amount.

[38:23] I asked if he purchased a lot more than less listed.

[38:26] What the price would be?

[38:27] And you said you didn't go too well.

[38:29] If somebody wants to purchase that much water, then they can think of an offer.

[38:36] How long ago did they, they are six by now?

[38:40] Uh, it's only been, it's been the past couple of years, I don't know, exactly when I heard it but no, not super long because that project has only been going for probably three, three years.

[38:55] Three years? Yeah, I don't get a big moment.

[39:08] I'll just go over our committee reports.

[39:11] I don't have nothing other than what I just said.

[39:17] And then there's no building permits going on.

[39:21] Um, so we had the House Party guys prove that he has had one.

[39:25] As for just waiting for him to actually get started from time.

[39:28] And then we just had a.

[39:30] Oh, he started.

[39:31] He's got a family.

[39:32] Yeah, well, yeah, he's like, yeah, but he has

[39:35] Well, he's got the foundation all year. Does he? Okay. Yeah.

[39:38] Oh, there's brother. Is that who it is?

[39:42] The one right over here. Yeah. Next to where?

[39:47] Just up the street. That's Derek Jansen's brother.

[39:50] Plus, the reason why he was up there happening then. Yeah.

[39:54] Let me just get a bunch of permits that came in. That was it.

[39:58] one thing I didn't need to ask you about so the fire thing you know how they

[40:06] have that is it's not fire it's JDJJJRDA so you've been the one that's been

[40:12] going to the meetings and there once every once quarter once a quarter so

[40:17] the county wants us to renew who's going to that so in the past it's been

[40:23] And Ray and then the mayor, you'd be the, like, with the backup.

[40:29] The backup?

[40:29] Yeah.

[40:31] Do you still want to, so I just submit the paperwork.

[40:33] Do you still want to be the backup?

[40:36] Do you want to sign up to somebody else?

[40:38] Somebody else want to help?

[40:40] I don't even know what you're talking about.

[40:42] It's the...

[40:44] Do you have a real development?

[40:47] And they deal with the dull and the gas lines.

[40:50] Okay, the natural gas now, so we said something about fire this way.

[40:55] Yeah, I was like thinking fire, but I like that was something fire.

[40:58] Just the fire at the dome.

[40:59] Yeah.

[41:01] Because she's always a fire up there.

[41:04] What did they typically have their meetings, right?

[41:07] What's a quarter?

[41:08] We just had one last Monday.

[41:10] And then the whole is on the Monday?

[41:11] Yeah, the day nights.

[41:13] It's a score.

[41:14] And the next was the May 4th.

[41:21] Once a quarter?

[41:22] Yeah.

[41:23] It's the fourth on the air.

[41:24] We used to do it monthly and then they said, well, we don't have much to do, so what is

[41:31] it normally about an hour or something?

[41:33] Yeah.

[41:34] Have you been able to make it the most of the time?

[41:38] So if you can do it, yeah, if you want it to go up.

[41:41] I can do that.

[41:42] Okay.

[41:42] I can beat your raise back up.

[41:44] Okay.

[41:45] Just as long as it's not more than four times a year, right?

[41:50] Usually when they, you know, a lot of the times they just make calls.

[41:55] We did all the phone for approvals of small purchases.

[42:03] The only other thing I had is, this is Chelsea Coralbeck here.

[42:08] So Chelsea, she's training to be our new treasure.

[42:12] Great.

[42:13] Social New Year, two new week, morning.

[42:16] And then the other Chelsea, she's still working out the logistics,

[42:22] but she's probably going to start after Easter, right after Easter, just because she's not the sheriff yet.

[42:36] Not yet, no.

[42:37] She's got a couple more.

[42:38] But I don't really want to take a month though.

[42:41] I feel that guy watching.

[42:42] She's a good blueie.

[42:45] So, um, but she wants to stay and help them as long as possible and so, she may come in

[42:51] and be like, well, we'll be here late training every she gets off there so she can, because

[42:56] a lot of the stuff that I do, I want to do once a month, so it's kind of hard for me to just

[42:59] train somebody a little bit here and there, so anyway, that's the status of training in the

[43:05] the office. Eventually, you won't have to put up with me anymore.

[43:10] Not yet.

[43:15] So we didn't have a planning commission meeting this month because it was nothing.

[43:19] And then the Youth Council should be open with the strike hunt,

[43:23] which will be on April 4th. Did we decide?

[43:26] Morning, April 4th.

[43:28] No, I'm not the active youth leader.

[43:31] Linesis.

[43:31] Well, okay. Well, you're over the youth council.

[43:33] Right, but I don't I've never done space right now, but I understand it's on the Saturday before before Easter, right? So that would be

[43:42] I was talking I was purely talking calendar like

[43:45] I think

[43:48] It's like general conference and so we just need to make sure

[43:51] That's in conflict with anybody's schedule if we do it at 9

[43:55] Then that gives them an hour before yeah and they go through a really fast or be quiet

[44:00] I heard that.

[44:01] There's two thousand Easter plastic Easter eggs.

[44:03] So the toys and candy in there ready to go.

[44:06] You think they're loaded?

[44:08] You've loaded them?

[44:09] No, I don't.

[44:10] We buy them loaded.

[44:11] It's actually cheaper to buy when we put them in the freezer.

[44:12] Oh, that's for Christmas.

[44:14] You just put their crumb candy in.

[44:17] You're going to get a silk pillow.

[44:18] That's amazing.

[44:19] Yeah, we get silk ones.

[44:20] Like white ones, yeah.

[44:21] Like 50 cent white, isn't it?

[44:23] Yeah, so that's for my body, a book for it.

[44:26] Okay, let's do this.

[44:29] just kids get all excited.

[44:32] Who's dressing up as the funniest that Shantel is here?

[44:34] I think we're going to Lina.

[44:36] Isn't Lina?

[44:37] We're going to be a facial expression.

[44:39] So I guess we're going to get Chelsea.

[44:41] We can initiate Chelsea.

[44:43] I'm just going to fall in love.

[44:46] That's all we have to do.

[44:48] She didn't tell us about it.

[44:49] It's made for a taller person.

[44:52] I got two of us already picked her up.

[44:54] Yeah, we're going to do this.

[44:55] Yes, so speaking of planning,

[45:00] Commission. Did Jesse call you? Yeah. So sounds like we might have to find a new one. Oh, new person. That was coming. A new one. Did he officially? Yeah, pretty much. Yeah. Oh, so.

[45:20] I'm worried. Don't you dare do it. Carol, do you have any friends?

[45:31] So sounds like I officially quit.

[45:35] There you go, there you go, there you go, you can feel in, next month.

[45:39] Hey, that's only once a month.

[45:45] You're not volunteer or you aren't?

[45:48] I'm not, it's a small one.

[45:53] It's not like a good one.

[45:59] Did you do anything with the fire people this time?

[46:03] No, it's next week.

[46:08] We're going to all be out down at U-M-P-A.

[46:11] Oh, yeah.

[46:12] You going to that?

[46:14] I have no idea yet if I'm going down and on.

[46:17] Oh.

[46:18] It just depends on if I can make things work.

[46:21] Did you reserve a room?

[46:33] Yeah, so I didn't know if I'd be able to go down or not, so now

[46:42] we just need to prove

[46:44] the minutes of our February 12th meeting.

[46:49] That wasn't here, so I can't actually answer that one.

[46:54] I guess we can do all of them.

[46:57] Generally, we did a minute and there were two sets of minutes, so you could do both straight

[47:07] together and these don't need a boat, those are just to look at.

[47:14] Okay, yeah, because that's what they do with the financials, but I don't know for some reason

[47:19] we've always done that.

[47:20] Are you saying we can do everything at once?

[47:23] The minutes and the fire?

[47:24] A lot of communities have started to do it, they call it consent agenda, so they've listed as a consent agenda and it's one vote to approve all of those items so you can see them.

[47:33] But you should probably list it as a consent agenda with all of those items under it on coming agenda if you want to do it.

[47:39] Yeah, that idea.

[47:41] I mean, it's all four sentences to do it.

[47:50] I'll make a motion with a period of minutes for the work session and also the town council meeting February 12th, 20th, 6th.

[48:03] All right.

[48:05] All right.

[48:09] So then do

[48:13] we have to do this the second set?

[48:15] That was up.

[48:16] Yes.

[48:17] And then we'll need a motion for the cash receipts in the budget report.

[48:23] All three of those have a deal first.

[48:26] Yes.

[48:27] So I'll make a motion we've approved the claims to 1226 to 228, 2026.

[48:32] If you will comparison report one more in 2026 to 228, 2026.

[48:37] six, and the final cash receipts report 1-1-126-131-226.

[48:44] I'll take that.

[48:46] All in favor?

[48:47] All right.

[48:48] All right.

[48:48] Motion passed.

[49:01] I'm sorry.

[49:02] Did we need to discuss this?

[49:04] No.

[49:04] Okay.

[49:04] Request for sorry.

[49:05] Permit.

[49:07] So does anybody have any comments anymore?

[49:12] I don't know.

[49:13] He's running for sheriff.

[49:15] County commission.

[49:17] Thank you for being here.

[49:21] Hello.

[49:24] And when is the year up pretty quick, aren't you?

[49:31] Yeah, April 1st is the convention, but they've all gathered signatures, so basically what the convention does,

[49:39] it makes it so that we have a sanctioned Republican person, but everybody goes on to a primary because they've gathered signatures.

[49:48] But you're only you're just the primary then whoever wins basically is it and

[49:53] And then you have like five

[49:57] Four or five guys run them three

[49:59] There's four for one seat right? Yeah

[50:03] And then is there one for another seat or is it just the one seat up?

[50:13] So there's seven running

[50:15] Yeah, but they have to stipulate which seat they're really for, so they don't, you know, just like vote for two, you know?

[50:21] You have to vote for her position.

[50:24] I don't realize there are seven running.

[50:28] So, what good?

[50:31] So.

[50:32] I don't know when the primary election is.

[50:34] I just know the convention, but I don't know.

[50:36] Do you know when the primary election is?

[50:38] June 23rd.

[50:39] June 23rd?

[50:49] Did you,

[50:52] do you still want to do this, the closed session?

[50:55] Uh, yeah, I spoke with each person individually and I spoke to Bright, so.

[51:02] Okay. Yeah.

[51:03] So, we're going to take a vote.

[51:07] Judigation or closed session?

[51:08] I make a motion, we move into closed session to discuss litigation.

[51:13] How long is that going?

[51:15] Paul in favor?

[51:16] All right.

[51:17] All right.

[51:17] Motion passed.

[51:18] Thanks everybody. Thank you.

[51:21] Thank you.

[51:21] Have a good night.

[51:23] Thank you.

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