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[0:00] All right, we'll get started. We'll call it meeting order. On the 12th day of March 2026, here at the town hall.
[0:15] So, regular scheduled meeting, I've asked you,
[0:21] Rade,
[0:23] give our prayer, and Jerry Elise in the pledge after.
[0:31] We're going to look forward.
[0:32] We're going to be here in this time too.
[0:34] So, so far, I'm just going to tell you,
[0:36] we're going to be grateful for the citizens of the town
[0:40] for all those people that,
[0:43] all the cherrywood time and help out.
[0:46] And we asked about the buses with the moisture that we made
[0:49] sustain us this year and we're thankful for all of us getting us and watching protect us this
[0:55] and I can say things that we've just passed on there.
[1:04] I'm glad we can get the season of the life of the United States of America and to do a good
[1:10] public and we'll just get what we've got in the face of what we've got in
[1:27] the face of what we've
[1:29] session and we'll go and we'll start the shape with our six update.
[1:35] How's it going?
[1:37] Great.
[1:39] All the specialties out there.
[1:42] Thank you.
[1:43] I have one of them all.
[1:45] These are the fires for our growth summit.
[1:48] This is our big annual training event.
[1:50] All the rigs fill will be here.
[1:51] This is the main six.
[1:53] So registration is now open to that.
[1:55] You can just scan the QR program there.
[1:57] register, there's a list of the sessions on there. They might be interested in.
[2:04] Open, so made April, the register is going to go through the numbers for dinner and the prep material and all that I think so.
[2:13] Do you have any questions on that? So free to give me a call.
[2:18] Also, probably you take that, you want to find some meetings?
[2:23] I'm going to learn how to play.
[2:25] Yeah, probably it would be good to have the...
[2:27] Invite them?
[2:29] Yeah, it's better.
[2:30] Better.
[2:31] Better.
[2:31] Better.
[2:31] You don't know how to play.
[2:35] I do.
[2:36] I can go out with them.
[2:37] Okay.
[2:38] Yeah.
[2:41] Well, there are items that I've talked a couple times about the CID list.
[2:47] So, actually, BPD.
[2:50] We haven't put anything on there yet.
[2:53] It's due May 1st.
[2:54] So basically, to be on our list,
[2:56] we will go to CIV for funding for usually
[2:59] it's your water erodes and zero.
[3:03] For communities, they do you know sometimes for,
[3:07] like, community, count all,
[3:09] rack, but typically critical infrastructure prioritized.
[3:14] Anyway, if you want to be able to go
[3:15] for any projects for that,
[3:17] and to be on our list by May 1st,
[3:20] if someone on the council is taking me down that,
[3:22] I have to just coordinate off to the side from meetings, but I will probably only see you one more time for that deadline in city council meetings, right?
[3:33] What does it evolve to get on your list?
[3:36] So all of the communities already have an account in the project portal.
[3:40] I can add or take it out, whoever you'd like, so usually mayors, council and staff have access to the project portal.
[3:48] And then you just have to list your capital and program projects that you would like to be able to
[3:56] report CME funds.
[4:00] There's a process to it.
[4:01] I'm happy to walk through it on virtual meeting or I get even walk through it.
[4:07] So you can't see me up on the director if you want to have a future.
[4:12] Do you have any suggestions of Apple and Fibbert projects that you think that we would
[4:18] list for that?
[4:19] Do you have any active CIP like a capital agreement project list?
[4:24] We would list out the list, but I can't remember.
[4:29] So you really can use both put together CIP and list out your projects for the next one year
[4:36] to your five years and the next five plus years right and you can actually use the project portal
[4:41] to create that if you don't have that already clear out could there already be projects that
[4:47] maybe were put in by the project administration up on the portal. The only project that was being
[4:52] in the portal right now that haven't been actively put by somebody that's current would be projects
[4:58] that were on last year's C.I.U. last year. Yeah, so I could quickly pull it off if you don't
[5:04] We have a CIP.
[5:07] CIP.
[5:08] CIP.
[5:08] Capital and private projects.
[5:10] Do we have a CIP?
[5:12] CIP.
[5:13] CIP.
[5:14] No, CIP.
[5:15] So we're just saying capital and private projects.
[5:17] Yeah.
[5:17] So basically, we'll list all your upcoming projects for it.
[5:22] It really infrastructure mostly, but.
[5:24] It's the CIP list.
[5:26] What?
[5:27] No.
[5:28] It's the CIP.
[5:29] It's the CIP.
[5:30] It's the CIP list.
[5:31] It's the CIP list.
[5:34] You can't see a B. Yeah, so I'm asking you to have a capital and purchase project list, you know
[5:42] Well, we did that. What are the that master list? Cassie. Yeah, an asset. Yeah.
[5:48] We're in an asset inventory and then the water projects.
[5:52] So in the project portal right now, you have your awkward recharge and recovery project listed under your short term one year list
[6:01] And then under your long-term five-year list,
[6:04] you have the 400-inch dwell, the storage stake,
[6:11] develop springs, and up-sized waterline from head-housed town.
[6:18] And those are in your long-term list.
[6:20] None of those are on the current CID list, right?
[6:22] So there's a difference between being in the project
[6:24] portal behind the CID list.
[6:25] You have to select certain items to be placed
[6:28] on the CID list.
[6:29] Okay, okay.
[6:31] So anyway.
[6:31] And if you want to update this product of my first, I have you just do it over a phone call,
[6:37] I can upload my computer to a web server, whatever it would like to be over that.
[6:43] So, that may first is the deadline.
[6:49] Two other things I have, co-hosting, and notice your online code is through unicode or set of classes I've got.
[6:58] A lot of our communities utilize set of plus or unicode.
[7:02] but over time they've the charge list going up right and they're usually paying between 1 and 3,000 a year for that
[7:09] I don't know what you're paying if you don't pop your head but
[7:11] It's a lot
[7:13] So, Civic Wink is a company that jumps in the mill built out
[7:18] It's essentially the same general service, right?
[7:22] It's a very similar type of service for our own co-hosting
[7:26] But if you upload your code yourself, they'll do it for
[7:30] 500 bucks a year. Just dramatically cheaper for a very similar type of service. If you move over from civic bus to civic length, so if you made a decision to move over to safe, probably one to three kinds, I would guess per year. They do charge a thousand bucks to move over your code. Or you can have us do it and it's free. So we can move over the code.
[7:56] We're already doing it with several communities, essentially just going in and copying and
[8:01] basically re-numbering all of your code in the new system, right?
[8:05] So it's just no good stuff over, but...
[8:08] Is that something we need to put on?
[8:09] Yeah, you have to put on it, so if you want to do something like that, you can just put on...
[8:16] I'm not coming to gender type.
[8:18] Is there that if you need three codes, typically the three big ones in the area are civic
[8:25] most American legal and civic link, and I have pricing for all three of those that I've gathered for a community, so I could send that over to your office as well, so you have that.
[8:37] So, last thing was your CVG, which I think was next on the agenda, but it sounds like Parker's not going to be here.
[8:43] I know he had a family.
[8:45] Do you want me to cover anything on that?
[8:46] I don't think I probably know everything on that.
[8:50] We've never really met with him this last week, and what we have is about everything
[8:56] to see it.
[8:57] We looked at locations and took a ball court, either to put it just south of the restrooms
[9:06] and the snack bar, or over by the small civilian.
[9:10] The small civilian is shadier, but it would also have leads and a bunch of them here.
[9:18] The other side would be the advantages of parents playing there would be able to see their children in the playground in Splash Band.
[9:30] So, it's just a matter of the young's out in his clothes.
[9:36] It's closer to the back, but it won't be a shady.
[9:41] But the Christine said that the type of trees that were by the small fill in, every time
[9:46] the wind blows, the water branch has come down.
[9:49] And in fact, on the small fill in on the west facing side, there's a beholden.
[9:58] It has a branch that came down.
[10:01] That's over here.
[10:04] So one thing I know about this up before, but a lot of people have asked about it.
[10:07] and I would like us to come forward, and if there's a way to save some space somewhere where we might potentially...
[10:14] There's...
[10:14] Except for we also talked about Abbey it out.
[10:16] Well, the best way to do that is to expand these just a teeny bit and put a tennis court.
[10:21] Yeah, well, I don't have to be a little bit older than what we were talking with Parker about.
[10:26] Potentially for that.
[10:28] There's that grassy area just to the east of the new ball field.
[10:33] That was actually part of the old ball field.
[10:35] That's now open area, and the plan is to make more parking and give space there, but there's room there for 10 squats.
[10:44] And 10 squats typically have much higher fencing, which if somebody could get a foul ball over that.
[10:55] You'd be surprised, I mean little kids are probably not getting a bit bigger kids.
[10:58] But that's one thing that could be good and I was looking into the program this year.
[11:07] I know it putting in grants and all have to be done like the end of this month.
[11:14] But I was going to start working on it for next year to do, and you said, you suggested multiple.
[11:21] So there was a suggestion besides the tennis court, which I think would be very popular.
[11:25] possibly a skate park and then a couple of projects that we have submitted this year
[11:32] for funding to our rack for parks everything. So Glenwood is one of them. We submitted
[11:39] and they're doing pickle wall, a nine square, a zip line, like permanent cornhole
[11:46] courts, like concrete, and then they also installed lighting and security cameras for that's
[11:53] application, at least, cigarette, we did basketball, pickleball, a pavilion, a walking path,
[12:01] a baseball field, lighting, and that's two phases for their first phases, or on
[12:08] the second phases, this year's application.
[12:11] So when this is, would make fun of these, is it like, like, what's the funding like, how much
[12:17] do you like match?
[12:19] So it's based on county, both of those are in severe county, so the match for severe county is 30%
[12:27] I believe you have this probably the 20 or 30% as well. You can apply for a waiver.
[12:34] So with Sigurd last year, we refunded it and we applied for a waiver because they could have put up the 30%
[12:40] So they put up 30, they put up 40,000 in cash and 10,000 in-kind, and then we were over
[12:48] 182,000 from the grant program and fed us what they did their phase one of that project.
[12:55] We have, we can see a tennis court, maybe a skate park, but possibly if the pickleball 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.
[13:11] That's a trickle ball line.
[13:12] I don't know.
[13:13] That's true.
[13:14] And then, on these, can you change it?
[13:16] Like, say, like, they decided they wanted tennis courts.
[13:19] Making a little bigger.
[13:22] There's that kind of set in stone.
[13:24] Yeah, probably not.
[13:25] We'll see if you can see it.
[13:26] It's pretty strict.
[13:29] I'm going to program that from the Pickable Court.
[13:32] So it's size wise.
[13:33] Isn't it the ground stuff a little different than what you'd have for tennis.
[13:38] It's also, it was in there.
[13:40] Since the second time, what type of concrete here is,
[13:43] some people use this specific type of concrete,
[13:47] and then also surface this, this, this, this, this,
[13:49] the co-workers.
[13:50] Okay.
[13:51] Well, there are communities that have combined it.
[13:53] I mean, we can find the Nicobal and basketball courts
[13:56] and sacred.
[13:57] Well, I guess that is down in St. George.
[13:59] The parking lot had Nicobal court lines on it.
[14:02] Through the whole, they had, like,
[14:04] 20 in the high school at Big Sea High School.
[14:06] they had that many scattered out must be for gym class.
[14:11] Rich still though also has, so they have a one part that has just designated
[14:15] ticklework works that are like nicer ticklework works and they also have another
[14:20] part that has like a combined basketball and a ticklework course that's not the surface
[14:25] isn't like up to, I don't know what type of standard, so maybe we ought to talk and
[14:31] figure out what we want to do and then consider writing a grant.
[14:33] But I can see several things including maybe making some refolishing of the arena so that we can use that more
[14:44] Act.
[14:44] We can use more Act.
[14:46] And I keep reading that we've talked about this.
[14:48] If we get those satellite dishes out of the way, we've got a little chunk of land right here that we can make.
[14:53] We can make something in it.
[14:54] I knew.
[14:55] Yeah, that could be a clue.
[14:57] That could be a skate park except for that it's right there.
[15:11] That's what we want to do. If you want to do upgrades to any type of rodeo grants, you can go through up to a rex or a migrant. That's what we would probably punch out Mary's bills, putting an application for theirs to do a grant program.
[15:28] And then you could also, for tennis courts or other components,
[15:33] super arc you could go through C-B-G again, which is this program.
[15:37] That would be the fall this year, so it would start out with September.
[15:42] Or you could go through out to a wreck, which closes this month, right?
[15:46] So you won't do that next year.
[15:52] Did the site tonight?
[15:54] Well, let's have a look at that one.
[15:56] Close the system, which one was it?
[15:57] The other next?
[15:58] Pickable, we need to decide where we want it.
[16:00] Yeah.
[16:01] as it needs to be getting on it, you know, all of the other wrecks are closing to the wrong
[16:09] right.
[16:10] You know what I'm going to do with this moment, yes, it'll be next year, next year, next year.
[16:16] So kidney, that's the spotters are spot for the down, like, oh no, this closer to the, this
[16:25] is relative, we can move it a little bit, basically do we want it over by the fiddler,
[16:31] or do we want it by the bathrooms, that's the question, because we'll
[16:36] they'll show us where specifically, but it's just deciding which side of the park we want it to be.
[16:44] Well, did Parker clear moving the courts with the grant, her own, you know?
[16:50] I doubt.
[16:50] Sometimes they won't let you move the courts from where it was initially placed on the
[16:54] application.
[16:55] It was initially placed maybe even location number two, which one's application and this one.
[17:03] Oh really?
[17:04] No, this is location number two.
[17:07] I thought this one's number two right here.
[17:10] Yeah.
[17:11] That was in the application.
[17:14] I believe that's where it was placed.
[17:16] I thought it was.
[17:18] It was.
[17:19] It was.
[17:20] It was.
[17:21] We can check.
[17:23] So they don't like you to move it so we should provide them.
[17:27] What was in the initial?
[17:31] They get mad or they won't fund it.
[17:34] But pull them up.
[17:36] It's a federal grant program with loads of them.
[17:39] I mean, it's with them.
[17:40] A few hundred feet in it.
[17:43] I'm sure that.
[17:45] I don't disagree.
[17:47] I mean, I tell you through that, I don't know where the best spot is.
[17:52] Well, for the points for out up, I would probably favor everyone by the restrooms, by the snack chat, but only for parents.
[17:59] Yeah, for parents in the end. Make sure.
[18:02] Kids.
[18:03] And that's pretty important.
[18:05] Like a parent from the trees and leaves problems and all that stuff.
[18:11] Because the pickle all courts up in San Juan went play all night long.
[18:14] They were pretty nice, and they don't have any coverage.
[18:16] You know, don't you think that's all we're talking about?
[18:20] Yeah.
[18:20] It is hot.
[18:22] Yeah.
[18:22] Well, that's what you're expecting.
[18:24] You just go play in the morning or late at night.
[18:26] If you play tennis, that's tennis too.
[18:31] So should we blow it on that way?
[18:35] Well, we'll have to see if you can even move it.
[18:37] You might have to.
[18:37] Might just be.
[18:39] You could take a bow and just blow it on.
[18:41] On a location, contingent on.
[18:44] Grab a grab, grab a pull, grab a pull.
[18:45] Right.
[18:46] And then you might have to place it on your next agenda.
[18:48] You could say we would vote for location number one,
[18:52] contents on grant approval, location number one,
[18:55] which is not approved by the grant,
[18:56] then we would go with number two,
[18:58] which is not approved by the grant.
[19:02] All right.
[19:02] You guys want to discuss it anyway?
[19:06] Take on the conversion rate, we approved location number one,
[19:11] which is between the Paul Field and the restrooms.
[19:15] I'll second that.
[19:18] Well, the paper.
[19:19] All right.
[19:23] That's probably it.
[19:25] It's far down.
[19:25] All right.
[19:26] Thank you.
[19:26] Thank you.
[19:29] And I was approached the other day.
[19:32] One of the ladies at the DUP cabinet said there's some
[19:37] trim that needs to be for the door.
[19:42] I've been down the work out of it.
[19:43] She said it's pretty bad.
[19:45] needs a little bit of maintenance to it.
[19:50] Yeah, at least one of the doors is at one or both, then you can barely close it, building
[19:56] his shift in so much that it's no longer the software.
[20:00] Chris, did a good job getting the doors in the last year?
[20:04] Well, I didn't do it.
[20:05] I got arranged, but I think we still have some money left over, that we didn't allocate,
[20:10] or we haven't used up, and that we did allocate for that, so we could probably use that
[20:14] Yes, she was just asking me, it's going to take a professional to do it because the way it's shifted, I mean it's old construction
[20:25] and it's literally moved to the door frame.
[20:29] Yeah, so that...
[20:30] I've got plenty of people in town that could do something like that.
[20:33] Yeah, I like it.
[20:36] You can take care of that.
[20:40] Yes, she just asked me about it.
[20:42] About it.
[20:42] Are you guys part of it?
[20:45] Well, we helped him last summer with the clean-up at all.
[20:50] What about, you know, that was before we went all that was before, and I'm going to be over there after the past.
[20:56] Let me, you know, want that to happen again, because I said, man, man, I spit.
[21:00] We sit with him.
[21:01] Not a few years ago.
[21:02] Because she said, if, you know, if we lose the stuff, then it goes up north, and then you'll never get back.
[21:08] Do you have any grasp on what's left in the money that we allocated for the improvements
[21:14] on the U.P. gathered?
[21:16] I don't have to look because I think we all get 1,500 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 a whole grease.
[21:26] So, are we going to commit to do it or do we want to get cloaks on what it will cost or how
[21:33] do we want to move forward on that?
[21:37] Yeah, we can get a couple of guys in town to look at it, see what they'd say.
[21:44] I suppose the George needs to be read on, or is it more than that?
[21:50] It is full of the frame, I could actually have half of the way to show it to this.
[21:56] I'm going to save you.
[21:57] What's Mike's career career career?
[21:59] Craig?
[22:00] I bet he did it.
[22:02] And he helped on the logs initially anyway, so.
[22:08] Yeah.
[22:08] Well, if there is money, I don't care, was there suggested to there's just dirt and grass going
[22:20] up to the floor.
[22:21] It might help to maintain the cabin.
[22:25] Yes, there was.
[22:27] or it's a concrete concrete, concrete, it's a water.
[22:30] Wait, if you keep it safer too, because you've got uneven ground and safety means no fewer losses.
[22:41] And that wouldn't be that expensive.
[22:48] When we got the two guys, our employees can do that.
[22:52] Yeah, it's really simple.
[22:56] Yeah.
[22:59] Yeah that would be too hard to make a sidewalk and it wouldn't mean much more than a lot of what's meant
[23:05] cost but we should let me to follow through with my sincere feel. Yeah unless we need beds do we need
[23:12] we need beds? I don't know. Do we need that? I don't think I don't think it's that.
[23:23] So yeah we do that.
[23:26] The water through the food.
[23:27] Thank you.
[23:28] Thank you.
[23:29] Thank you.
[23:31] All right.
[23:31] The next one is water.
[23:33] Water of energy swarishers.
[23:35] That somebody asked me if, you know, we talked about you guys didn't want to put water.
[23:41] The energy swarering in the park?
[23:44] I don't think we said we didn't want it to.
[23:47] Well, you didn't want it to be said they didn't.
[23:49] You didn't want them to drink it.
[23:51] Well, yeah.
[23:53] So we talked about it.
[23:54] I don't agree that it makes sense to a lot of the ball field with the irrigation water.
[23:59] Well, this is an option.
[24:02] You can sell these water shares.
[24:06] And by that, some of that water put that money that's in the account for what's it called.
[24:15] The impact fees.
[24:18] And then put that money together.
[24:20] What I want to do with that one, my only concern about solid water shares, that's, in effect, like a bank account that it's a little bit of wiggle room.
[24:34] And I think it would be a good idea to even re-plum and have irrigation water for this building.
[24:43] I think this building has, okay, this is it, you're gonna help me.
[24:48] Yeah, well, so you sound culinary right now, but there is a meter here so we can switch this up really easy.
[24:53] I think you said that I think the irrigation line goes towards the back, through the back of it.
[24:59] Yeah, so it goes just as you go through the gate, then it would take a little bit of work, but you can still leave the snack shack.
[25:10] It's clear over on the south until what I mean is we could still lead culinary on the areas that have to be
[25:17] Yeah, we had to do that on our home
[25:19] You know, that's just that was just somebody said that. So I'm like, well, we can see if that's an option that anybody wants to do
[25:26] Then you know how to worry about it
[25:29] I don't think it's a good idea to sell any washers
[25:32] So any water
[25:35] Well, you'd be buying you'd buy the underground water
[25:40] The value, I don't see it as equal, so I think I want to share some more of that.
[25:44] At least a third.
[25:47] Actually you don't.
[25:49] I was talking to the, oh, it's Hayden Crimson.
[25:55] And he says that water that's right here.
[25:58] And you guys might know about it because they said you don't.
[26:01] You don't lose any of it.
[26:03] This water that was available out there on the corner.
[26:06] to that. We were going to buy that and we were going to be losing I think six
[26:15] shares. Yeah and that's what that's what I was understood but he said this
[26:20] water. He says if you're moving it from stock water to culinary you'll lose
[26:26] probably a third or something like that but he said this water that's for sale right
[26:32] from these guys. You guys in it? You don't lose any of it. So when you convert it over to
[26:41] calendar? Yeah, when you convert, that's what Hayden told me, because I talked to the guy on the,
[26:48] by the name of Hayden, or Brandon, and I talked to him, and he said to call Hayden down
[26:54] the state engineer's office, so I talked to him, and he says, there are six water. You don't lose any of
[27:00] Is that the one that was going to go down for the other community?
[27:06] I understood that there was a community that was going to use for something.
[27:10] Park or something.
[27:11] The Earth?
[27:12] Yeah.
[27:14] Yes, those great.
[27:16] And so they're not going to do the other part.
[27:18] It just didn't have a different location now.
[27:21] Okay.
[27:21] Yeah.
[27:21] I was moved up north of Nivai.
[27:25] Yeah.
[27:25] It's a ag part.
[27:27] Yeah. It's like a big industrial park. Basically, the purchase land, they bring all the utilities and get everything ready, and then companies can come in and purchase those who want to release them out and hook up to utilities.
[27:46] So this gives me just a great, it sets up an area that's a board of
[27:51] health, act for doctor for the region, right, it's a big project, the same ideas in
[28:00] dust field, just for act, it's that side of the agriculture. Yeah, I'm not
[28:05] simply involved in that part, we have a, we have a director that's over the whole
[28:10] thing. If you guys want to know more about it, where it's in post-proximity, you
[28:15] sure you'd be happy to give me the talk through details.
[28:20] Because it's more like a free port to look what they have up.
[28:24] I got it on board.
[28:25] I got it on the free port.
[28:27] I believe there's some agreement and one port, I don't know, the details over the again.
[28:33] Sean Carr is the director.
[28:35] He was the previous city manager of E-Front, and then he came over on our team, so run
[28:40] the act for it back.
[28:41] So, he's the one as all the answers.
[28:45] Yeah, I have more questions about you taking a joke here if you don't.
[28:49] She says Sean Care.
[28:51] Yeah, I'm from Care.
[28:53] C-A-A-R.
[28:55] K-J-A-R.
[28:57] Oh, K-J-A-R.
[28:59] Okay, not even close.
[29:12] Sure.
[29:18] E-5-1, 776.
[29:23] You would have more on the water, too.
[29:35] Yeah, I personally don't support selling any water shares.
[29:37] I think we need to pursue the awkward recharge part because that will benefit us and it will reduce the need to buy more water, at least for a time.
[29:48] But it doesn't hurt to talk to them.
[29:51] Yeah, absolutely.
[29:54] Oh, options are on the table.
[29:56] So that's, I mean, that was just an option.
[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 foot will run five houses on the 5,000 gallons for the whole year.
[30:14] So, or just, how much is available then?
[30:19] How many? Over here. Yeah, what we're talking about.
[30:22] Oh, nine.
[30:25] Yes, that's what I'm talking about.
[30:26] It's a town.
[30:27] Okay, we own town.
[30:29] How much is available through the state?
[30:34] Do you go through us?
[30:37] There's a law, I don't know.
[30:40] I think it's over two. They were at 300.
[30:42] I think there's only two hundreds.
[30:44] Are they the ones who put up that sign?
[30:47] Oh, man.
[30:51] You're sure all of those.
[30:55] Thank you.
[30:55] We had a night.
[30:57] Thank you very much for us to also consult with our utilities manager on this.
[31:03] You know, so pick you up and have some things and educate it for me.
[31:07] 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 think the last, they're going for $10 to $12,000 per share, I don't want to share it here in town.
[31:28] Yeah.
[31:28] And then something.
[31:29] Well, they're going for whatever you can get out of it.
[31:31] This trip.
[31:34] Maybe.
[31:36] Yeah.
[31:36] Well, yeah.
[31:39] Usually one one comes up they're going.
[31:42] So, before they come up, yeah.
[31:46] Because possibly remedies, remedy to conflict, this inferring, though, to be able to utilize.
[31:54] How often does the impact fee money has to be spent, is it, is there some in there meow that could buy some water?
[32:04] I think you said there was about 43.
[32:06] It is like, and right now I think there's like 50...
[32:11] But how does that slide?
[32:12] It's like, how is water?
[32:14] Is that all water? Is that all?
[32:15] It's like, what does it have?
[32:18] If someone was water and someone was electrical.
[32:22] But on the other hand, the impact is...
[32:25] You say that we have 50 grand in the impact piece.
[32:29] Yeah, but it's quite electricity in the water.
[32:32] Yes, it is.
[32:33] Right, we have everything in the water portion of it is $53,940 right now.
[32:42] Okay, we'll have another check coming in pretty soon.
[32:45] For 13, for 13,000.
[32:47] 13,000, yeah.
[32:48] So they'll be enough to buy two shares of water then.
[32:51] Right, we didn't we say that some of that and how many of us spend,
[32:55] we were going to apply what was going on.
[32:56] So I think you think she reported that we didn't, but we didn't shape.
[33:01] We actually pushed it, we had to put purchasing water on there.
[33:05] That was easier than trying to go back to the one project.
[33:11] So don't the impact fees have to be future stuff?
[33:15] Not necessarily.
[33:17] This is going on for like investment in growth,
[33:19] right there also have two films in the security of collection and everything.
[33:23] reverse. Also, FYI, the legislature is doing, in fact, the audit after this legislation.
[33:32] And then, so, I think, seeing something.
[33:36] Okay.
[33:39] So, can you go back and use it on the water project that they put in town?
[33:45] They put it in new people?
[33:47] They put, yeah, well, no, I think it's...
[33:50] I don't want to say it, but when we're down there and talk to the state of the state of
[33:56] Auditor, he said we could put it like for the substation, which was already in the process
[34:01] of being bill, we could put it towards that expense, and we do pay 65,000 dollars a year or something
[34:09] for the water project. Those are payments that we'll have until like 25 years, something
[34:16] and he said, we can't even put it towards it,
[34:18] because it was the infrastructure increase that's why they're sitting.
[34:24] So there's plenty of ways to spend it.
[34:26] That's why we were able to do something to it too.
[34:30] So it's not like we just have that much sitting there
[34:32] and there's not yet anything to do with it.
[34:33] And we did have a set of six years and now
[34:34] and he's a refill once we're from just 20 to 24.
[34:38] So obviously, let's see six years now.
[34:41] But there is one more coming in for our building permit.
[34:48] That's the one up here. If we didn't use the impact fee fund to pay that $65,000 a year
[34:57] cost, where would the money come from? It just comes out of there.
[35:08] I would suggest that
[35:10] take that impact humanity, and by these two shares of water, why it's still there, I mean I'd
[35:19] like to see this by a lot of that water, just because it's right here, right now, we don't have
[35:26] to write it down, it's here. Well, that's what he said, there's no loss convertible.
[35:40] It's
[35:40] They allow the allotment of whatever that second or not a second, but a haker foot, whatever
[35:47] the gallons comes to. You're only allowed that over 12 months. You can't take more than
[35:52] what that is allowed. And each second, foot, like five little over five houses, I think.
[35:59] I spoke with Brandon McCallblas, as well, and there was no loss on the purchase of the
[36:04] irrigation water. We get the 10, 30 from the transfer, and there was no loss in the water.
[36:08] Yeah, that's what they were saying, because I was always understood that you lost some, you know,
[36:15] converting it.
[36:15] We purchased, and we got and right on the new water right with the amount that we purchased.
[36:23] There was no skimming and no.
[36:25] Do they need to write there for you or how do they do you?
[36:29] You're confident.
[36:29] You're confident.
[36:31] You have to do well.
[36:32] You could come back.
[36:33] Yes.
[36:34] I would imagine there's a meter on the phone.
[36:38] We would think so, so.
[36:40] Yeah.
[36:40] Yeah.
[36:41] We would think so.
[36:42] Yeah.
[36:42] And there should be one on probably both of the town wells.
[36:49] And there should be one on probably both of the town wells.
[36:52] Yeah.
[36:55] In fact, they came money to do some of the things as well.
[37:00] To allocate it and do the search and some other things like that.
[37:03] They're very easy to work with.
[37:05] I don't think it's a bad idea that it could sit.
[37:11] I mean, if you buy two shares with the impact fee money, that's enough for 10.
[37:16] 650,000 gallons.
[37:18] They attend 10 households a year, right?
[37:25] But that's just the 5,000 gallons a lot.
[37:33] And after this year, we're going to need all the water, we have it.
[37:38] Hopefully we get some more.
[37:44] Do the shares, you say, you know how much they are?
[37:48] Or the 30,000.
[37:49] Or the 30,000.
[37:51] The, this is the anchor.
[37:51] That's the way you're saying, okay.
[37:53] An anchor foot is 30.
[37:56] An anchor foot, that's 30.
[37:58] I'm just free after that, they come down.
[38:00] Do you mind more of the questions out?
[38:03] Yeah.
[38:04] $47,000, but for 10,000, then that's the limit right there.
[38:11] No, no, I think if I'm more than that, it goes down with you.
[38:15] If I'm like 30.
[38:16] You probably know that.
[38:17] You know what I was showing?
[38:18] So they had the tears listed on their website.
[38:20] There's a few different tears listed in them.
[38:22] I had a certain amount.
[38:23] I asked if you purchased a lot more than you must listed.
[38:26] Well, the price would be an easy to see.
[38:28] They didn't go to school.
[38:29] If somebody wasn't purchased that much, you wanted them.
[38:32] I think I can offer it.
[38:34] Okay, go see it in there.
[38:37] How long did they, they are six by it?
[38:40] Uh, it's only done within the past couple years.
[38:43] I don't know exactly when it's very quick.
[38:47] Well, not super long.
[38:50] Because that project has only been going to probably,
[38:53] three,
[38:55] three years.
[38:55] Three years?
[38:56] Yeah, I don't think I did look into it.
[39:08] Well, just go over committee reports,
[39:13] I don't have nothing other than what I just said.
[39:18] And then you got, and there's no building permits going on.
[39:21] So we had the house front of you guys proof that he was having fun.
[39:25] That's where he was waiting for him to actually get started sometimes.
[39:29] And then we just had a,
[39:31] So he started, he's got a family.
[39:32] Yeah.
[39:32] Yeah.
[39:34] Well, he's got the foundation all in.
[39:37] Does it all go well?
[39:39] Yeah.
[39:39] That's a different one.
[39:41] Is that good?
[39:43] Yeah.
[39:45] Next to where to stop the street.
[39:49] That's Derek Jensen's brother.
[39:50] Excellent.
[39:51] That's the reason why he was up there happening there.
[39:55] Yeah.
[39:56] had friends who came in. That was it. One thing I didn't need to ask you about so the
[40:04] fire thing you know the how they have left is not fire. It's a JDG.
[40:09] JDG or VIA?
[40:10] Yeah, yeah, so you've been the longest than going to the meetings, and then there
[40:14] once every once quarter?
[40:16] Once a quarter. So the county wants us to redo who's going to that? So in the
[40:23] Yes, it's been great in the magazine.
[40:26] You'd be the back of the back of the back of the back of the back of the back.
[40:31] You still want to, I saw this submit the paper.
[40:33] You still want to be the back of you want to sign to somebody else.
[40:39] Somebody else want to help?
[40:40] I mean, no, you're talking about.
[40:42] It's the back of the back.
[40:45] Do you have a role development?
[40:47] And they deal with the dull and the gas lines and the natural gas lines.
[40:53] So he said something about fire. That's what I was just like thing to fire, but I like
[40:57] I'm just the fire at the dome. Yeah
[41:01] Pleasure is always a fire up there
[41:04] Wouldn't it typically have their meetings right? Well, it's a quarter. We just had a little less Monday
[41:10] On the Monday
[41:11] Yeah, but it nights this is far and
[41:15] The next was the night fourth
[41:21] once a quarter. Yeah, it's still four time. Yeah, we used to it monthly and then they
[41:27] Do you say, well, we don't have much to do, so what is it normally about now or something?
[41:34] Have you been able to make it so soon?
[41:39] So if you...
[41:40] Yeah, if you want it...
[41:41] I can do that.
[41:42] I can be your ace back up.
[41:45] Just long as it's not more than four times a year, you know.
[41:50] Usually when they, you know,
[41:53] a lot of the times they just miss calls,
[41:55] We just want to call them for approvals of small purchases for them.
[42:03] And then the only other thing I had is this is Chelsea Coral Vaker.
[42:08] So she's training to be our new treasure.
[42:12] Great.
[42:13] She'll need her two and a week, learning.
[42:18] And then the other Chelsea, she's still working out the logistics.
[42:23] but she's probably going to start after Easter, right after Easter, just because of the
[42:28] shirt, well, I don't know, I don't know, maybe I shouldn't say that up one.
[42:32] He's probably mad.
[42:34] Yes, man.
[42:35] Of course, he's not the sheriff, yeah.
[42:37] No.
[42:38] He's got a couple more of them.
[42:39] But I don't really want to take them off though.
[42:41] I feel that guy watching.
[42:43] She's a good lady.
[42:45] So, but she wants to stay and help them as long as possible, and so she may come in and be
[42:52] We'll be here late training every year, because a lot of the stuff that I do know
[42:57] you want to do some months of kind of hard work, just training somebody a little bit
[43:01] in there.
[43:02] So anyway, so that's the status of training in the office, eventually you won't have to
[43:08] put up with me anymore.
[43:10] Really?
[43:10] Not yet.
[43:15] So we didn't have a clinic meeting, so because it was nothing, along with all the new
[43:21] council should be able to be strike hunt, which will be on April 4th did we decide
[43:26] for the April 4th?
[43:29] No, I'm not the active leader, I'm not the active leader, I'm not the heaviest.
[43:32] Oh, well, okay.
[43:32] When you're over the use council.
[43:33] Right.
[43:34] But I know I've never done a space dragon, I know, but I can't, it's one of the sadder
[43:39] day before it's before Easter, right?
[43:41] So that would be April 4th, I was purely talking, I was purely talking calendar, like
[43:46] what?
[43:46] It's easy.
[43:46] It's easy.
[43:50] It's easy.
[43:51] You need to make sure that it doesn't completely go with anybody's schedule.
[43:54] If we do it at 9, then that gives them an hour and a quarter.
[43:59] And they go through it really fast or be quite upset.
[44:01] There's 2,000 Easter, plastic Easter eggs with toys and candy and they're ready to go.
[44:07] You need to use your loader.
[44:08] You loaded them?
[44:09] No, I don't load them, you buy a loader.
[44:11] It's actually cheaper to buy a loader.
[44:12] Oh, nice.
[44:14] It's nice.
[44:14] You need to sit down and grab candy.
[44:16] That's nice.
[44:17] You're going to soak it up.
[44:18] That's amazing.
[44:19] Yes.
[44:20] It's like coins and like 50's like coins and equipment.
[44:24] Yeah, so that's for me. I bought April 4th, and then it's...
[44:28] Yeah, and then it's real fun, and then you can watch kids get all the time.
[44:32] Who's dressing up as the bunnies at Shantel this year?
[44:35] That's Shantel Alena, isn't Alena?
[44:37] Look at her face, look at her face.
[44:39] So I guess where would you choose?
[44:41] We could initiate, let's see.
[44:46] That's all.
[44:47] It's made for a taller person, but it's made for a taller person, so speaking of planning.
[45:00] Mission. Did Jesse call you? Yeah. So sounds like we might have to find a new one.
[45:06] Oh, new person. I knew that was coming.
[45:08] A new one. Did he officially? Yeah, pretty much.
[45:13] Did he reside? Yeah.
[45:15] Oh. So.
[45:18] So let your somebody.
[45:20] So let's see.
[45:20] All right. Don't you hear me?
[45:22] What do you mean?
[45:24] I don't. You're okay.
[45:25] Carol, do you have any friends?
[45:31] So sounds like I officially quit.
[45:35] You can fill in next month.
[45:38] I just can't stay away.
[45:40] Hey, that's all it. That's only once a month.
[45:46] You're not volunteer or you are.
[45:48] I'm not.
[45:48] It's just for me.
[45:50] It's just for me.
[45:52] It's just for me.
[45:55] It's just for me.
[45:57] It's just for me.
[45:58] It's just for me.
[45:59] It's just for me.
[45:59] Did you do anything with the fire?
[46:02] People just say, no, it's next week, but yeah, next week, we're going to all be out and you and PA so you go to that
[46:14] You have no idea yet if I'm going down at all
[46:18] Just depends on if I can make things work
[46:21] Did you reserve a room?
[46:23] Nope
[46:28] Okay
[46:29] Yeah,
[46:33] so I didn't know if I'd be able to go down and so,
[46:42] you know we just need to prove the minutes of a February 12th.
[46:49] That wasn't here so I can't have the opportunity to go.
[46:54] I guess we can do all of them.
[46:57] Generally, we didn't have minutes, I've had it, and there's two such minutes.
[47:03] See the gap, see those, and then you can go both, so it's together, and these don't need a vote.
[47:09] As I just took a look at it.
[47:12] Just put a hole in the hole in the hole.
[47:14] Okay, yeah.
[47:15] Because that's what they do with them, financials.
[47:17] I don't know, 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?
[47:22] The minutes and the time?
[47:24] A lot of things have started to do it.
[47:25] The call it consent to gender.
[47:27] So we've listed it as a consent to gender.
[47:29] It's one boat to prove all of those I don't see, but you probably listed it as a consent agenda with all of those I was on.
[47:37] I'm coming to you, Jen, as if you want to do it.
[47:39] That's what I did.
[47:41] I mean, it's all I have for you.
[47:45] I don't know what I was looking at because of it.
[47:48] I don't know what else about it.
[47:50] I'll make a motion when you print the minutes for the work session.
[47:58] and also how can I tell me of February 12th, 26th,
[48:03] a second.
[48:04] I'll take it.
[48:05] Hi.
[48:07] I'm going to do
[48:12] a second set.
[48:13] Do we have to do this in the second set?
[48:16] Yeah.
[48:16] We do.
[48:17] And then we'll need a motion for the cash receipts and the budget report.
[48:23] Um, you know, all three of those have to go first.
[48:26] So I'll make a motion. We've brewed the claims, 2126 to 228, 226.
[48:33] We'll be welcoming the reports, 1, 1, 2, 28, 226,
[48:38] and the funds has to be restored.
[48:39] We've got 1, 1, 2, 26, 1, 31, 21, 31, 21.
[48:44] I'll also make a whole of paper.
[48:47] All right, all right. Motion pad.
[49:01] I'm sorry, did we need to discuss this?
[49:03] No, I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. I'm sorry, I'm the major.
[49:07] So does anybody have any comments any more,
[49:12] and all of you, he's got it for share, and
[49:15] counter-commissioned.
[49:17] Thank you for being here.
[49:24] And Wayne is the year-up pretty quick on you.
[49:28] Are they cool soon?
[49:30] Yeah.
[49:31] Yeah.
[49:32] Table first is the convention, but they've all gathered signatures.
[49:36] So basically what the convention does is it makes it so that we have a like a
[49:41] single-short Republican person, but everybody goes on to a primary because
[49:47] it got its signatures. But you're only, you're just primary than whoever wins
[49:51] basis it. And then you have like five, four or five guys running, three.
[50:04] There's
[50:05] and want for another seat?
[50:07] Or is there just a one seat up?
[50:09] Two for another seat, I think, three, three.
[50:13] That's the best seven running.
[50:15] Yeah, if they have to stipulate
[50:17] which seat they're running for,
[50:18] so they don't, you know, just like,
[50:20] well for two, now if you have to vote for her position.
[50:24] I don't know, is there a seven running?
[50:27] So, what did?
[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. Do you know when the primary election is?
[50:38] Do you come from?
[50:39] Do you play there?
[50:40] We can.
[50:49] Did you
[50:52] move so on?
[50:53] Do this?
[50:54] The closed session?
[50:55] Yeah.
[50:56] I spoke with each person individually and I spoke to Brad.
[51:02] Okay.
[51:03] So we'll go in there.
[51:05] We have to take a vote.
[51:06] The location of the closed session.
[51:08] I make a motion we move into closed session to discuss litigation.
[51:12] I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
[51:15] Paul and Perman.
[51:17] I'm sorry.
[51:17] I'm also sorry.
[51:19] Take care.
[51:19] Take care.
[51:20] Thank you.
[51:20] Thank you.
[51:21] Have a good night.
[51:23] Thank you.
[51:24] I'm sorry.