[0:01] Okay.
[0:04] First order of business is roll calls
>> present here
[0:12] » a motion to approve the minutes from the
meeting of August 26, 2026.
[0:17] So
[0:20] » I second
[0:24] motion's been made and seconded. All in
favor say I.
[0:27] » I. Anyote?
>> Yep. Any opposed? I have minutes are
[0:32] approved. Any citizen comments?
None. Like normal.
[0:41] Unfinished business. There is none. So,
we'll go into new business. And John,
[0:45] you're up first.
[0:51] » Second.
[0:54] » Good morning. Sean Parish, park
director.
[0:59] I was asked to get quotes for our new
recycling center on the fencing. Uh I
[1:06] contacted three companies. Um Yodar and
Sun came in at the cheapest and they've
[1:14] done work for the city before for the
street department and for the park. So
[1:17] we have a working relationship with
them. I trust them. They do good quality
[1:21] work. Uh the low bid was $13,313.31.
[1:30] Uh Custom Fencing is out of Warsaw and
they're the ones doing the West Noble
[1:35] project right now. So they came highly
recommended, but they are super busy and
[1:40] they came in at the next lowest bid at
$14,224.
[1:48] Wana fencing on a ship. Chana came in at
the highest at $22,54023.
[1:56] Um, in this case, not only were we
looking for price,
[2:01] um, but we were also looking at
availability um, which it's um,
[2:07] important for us to get the fence there
as soon as we possibly can without
[2:11] paying too much for that. Um we were
very lucky that Yodor and Sun has the
[2:18] lowest bid and with our relationship
with them uh they can order the product
[2:23] right away and they can start from the
week of the 21st. So that's two weeks
[2:26] away. Um the next high next lowest bid
can't start for two months. So that kind
[2:33] of pushed out from what I believe the
mayor wants in this situation. So, um, I
[2:39] would ask that we approve the $13,313.31
[2:46] for Yoding to put the up at our
recycling center.
[2:51] » John, the board has a diagram. Could
could you kind of explain Yes. the
[2:56] height and and so forth, what we're
trying to do here.
[2:59] » Okay. So this came this drawing and the
application that we want to use uh came
[3:06] with the mayor the street department
manager myself and is it Mr. Stucky from
[3:11] the solidways district. So we were all
there at one time and we felt after a
[3:17] long discussion that we would do this.
So the um longer portions, the L if you
[3:24] would, the longer portions, 75 ft and
the 90 ft, we felt that that would be
[3:28] best. That was a 10-ft fence because of
the prevailing winds. Um and also when
[3:34] they dump those dumpsters, they're
lifted 14 feet in the air. So we wanted
[3:37] something higher. Uh when you build a
10-ft fence, um it has it has to be a
[3:42] heavier gauge and there's more parts to
it. Um so that portion is kind of
[3:48] expensive. And then we wanted something
to allow the trucks, the large trucks in
[3:53] and out and the public in and out. So
what you have is a uh a few other
[3:59] sections of fencing there. Uh that's 8
ft because we wanted something if things
[4:05] did blow out and around it would kind of
be caught. Um and then we wanted a
[4:09] little bit of privacy. We're dealing
with privacy from the park looking in.
[4:12] They can't see all the dumpsters at one
time. So that 8ft fence, we will have
[4:18] privacy slats slid through them. Uh that
will let air through a little bit and it
[4:23] it will be kind of shaded somewhat so
it's not smuggly. Those are like a mesh.
[4:30] We we went with we we could get the
fabric of mesh but stretched out but
[4:35] that lets air through great. Those fade
and those will tear up eventually the
[4:40] wind every couple years. Uh, and I've
asked all my fence guys and their advice
[4:44] is to use the slats. They're a little
bit more labor intensive, but they'll
[4:47] last longer and look better. So, are
those wood or
[4:50] » they they are a heavy vinyl. They are
slid very. So, that's the option that I
[4:56] felt was best. Um,
there any questions in regards to
[5:03] recycling center and the fence proposed?
>> I'll make motion we go.
[5:11] 13,3131.
[5:14] » I'll second that.
>> Okay. Motion's been made uh to go with
[5:20] the lowest bid and uh that is yogurt
fencing with the amount that Tom stated.
[5:27] Uh is there any further discussion in
regards to the fence for the recycling
[5:31] center? If not,
all in favor say I. I.
[5:36] » I. Any opposed?
>> All right. You can let them know, John.
[5:40] Well, we can order that right away.
>> Get moving.
[5:43] » Thank you.
>> I do have two other quotes.
[5:46] » Yep.
>> Go right ahead.
[5:48] » Okay. Um
we seal coated last year all Kenny Park.
[5:53] However, um with the garden up front off
Union Street, it stays really beautiful.
[5:59] Um obviously most of the traffic, but
all of the traffic comes in from Union
[6:04] Street. So that entrance portion from
Union through the garden to the first Y,
[6:10] which takes us back to the rec center
fades quicker and earlier um that than
[6:16] the rest of it because there's more
traffic. So I still had money left over
[6:20] in my asphalt capital fund this year um
that I wanted to use that remainder to
[6:27] seal coat that again before winter. The
cracks were filled this year, so that's
[6:31] not a problem. But I wanted to seal that
again to make that look really nice with
[6:36] the garden and everything there. So, I
got two quotes. I'd asked for three, got
[6:43] two. Uh, Steel Curtain, who does most of
my work in the park, they're seem to
[6:48] always be the lowest. I have a good
working relationship with them. Their
[6:52] quote came in at $2,190.
Uh that's to seal that and then to
[6:58] repaint the um track crosswalk and the
pedal walking zones on each side of
[7:06] that. Um I al that was for yeah 2190.
I also then asked Premier Asphalt for
[7:14] sealed pettit park for country scapes.
They're also a really good local
[7:18] company. Um their bid was 231275.
So they are a little bit higher. Um and
[7:26] then I talked to Nate Palver um messaged
him back and forth. Um but he's too busy
[7:33] so he doesn't have time to to bring
something out. It's only um like I said
[7:38] two2 to $3,000 job and they do a lot
bigger jobs. So um he was unable to get
[7:44] me a quote for that. So I would
recommend using steel kirby lowest bid
[7:49] $2,190.
[7:53] And I would have Kenny Park entrance
closed next Monday and Tuesday. Uh we're
[7:58] notifying everyone. We'll have signs
out, have barricades out. They can use
[8:02] the back entrance to the compost site
and around to our parking lot. And you
[8:06] can still get through the park from our
rec center because as you come up to the
[8:10] stop sign there to go back to the park,
that will be open. We're not going to
[8:15] seal code up to there just shy of that.
So the act the park will still have
[8:19] access
[8:23] questions
there. Motion to approve the post steel
[8:28] curtain
second. Motion's been made and seconded.
[8:32] Any further discussion?
Not all in favor say I. I.
[8:41] » Thank you. You're next. Uh last and
final, uh my yearly fall tree plant
[8:48] plantings,
um I have $5,000 in my budget and the
[8:53] city um bar has 5,000 in another fund
that street department usually used to u
[9:02] plant trees. Um you guys have been nice
enough to let me have all of that last
[9:06] few years. So that's a total of 10,000 I
have for planting trees. We're losing
[9:11] trees at a a very fast rate in our parks
now. So, I'm putting 10,000 a year back
[9:16] into them. Um, I got I asked for three
quotes. I got two um vision one here in
[9:24] landscaping with Tony Mast. Um, he can
do 20 trees for $10,000. So, that's $500
[9:32] a tree. Not. And those are trees with a
2 inch caliber. So, they're probably 8
[9:37] to 10 feet tall. And that's what I
require if you want a nicer, better tree
[9:42] every year. Um, and that's state
mulched. Um, and with the actual poly
[9:49] tide um, and water bags,
we we water them. We use the water bags
[9:56] at the park and we take them off in the
winter. So, that's a complete package,
[9:59] completely done for um 20 trees for
10,000. Uh both um biders knew I had
[10:07] $10,000, so it was a matter of how many
trees they could give me for that price.
[10:12] And Country Scapes quoted and they can
give me 18 trees
[10:17] or 10 for $9,99
$9,900.
[10:23] So both both very very close this time.
Um, I'm going to recommend going with
[10:28] the lowest uh Tony Mass Vision lawn care
landscaping
[10:33] 20 trees for $10,000
to do and that will happen probably next
[10:40] if approved.
>> Will he plant the like as big a variety
[10:45] as what Jason suggested or
>> um he's he's going to have at least four
[10:49] varieties and that's fine with me. um
saying I think he's listed uh two and
[10:56] then a mix of ornamental trees.
>> So there'll be at least four probably
[11:01] five or six actually.
>> Okay. I didn't know a lot of the trees
[11:04] that were on Jason you know as a
familiar with us.
[11:09] We we do try to purchase the ones buy
the ones um I can't say that are
[11:13] diseasefree but uh we obviously don't
buy the ones that have problems here in
[11:19] Indiana with diseases try to buy around
those. So
[11:24] any further questions in regards to tree
planting
[11:30] park?
Okay.
[11:34] Recommendation or motion.
I'll make a motion that we go with
[11:39] vision long
landscaping for 10,000.
[11:45] » Motion made second. Any further
discussion?
[11:49] If not, all in favor say I. I. Any
opposed? Motion carries. Thank you,
[11:54] John.
>> I just have one thing on this board. Um
[11:57] I've been short for a couple of months
now. A desk attendant one to five. Very
[12:01] hard to find the perfect person for
that. Um thought I found one and uh she
[12:07] kind of washed out during the process.
Um but I have um a lady who is well
[12:15] known to us at at the parks. Uh she's a
wonderful person. Uh she's in our senior
[12:20] fitness. Uh Marge Durham would like to
come and actually work and be busy. Uh
[12:26] she hasn't want to set at home all
winter and we we know her very well and
[12:30] she's a sweetheart. Um she's actually
been in on her own time to because I
[12:35] said I want her to be sure that this is
what she wants to do. She's come in on
[12:38] her own time and set the desk a little
bit and trained a little. Um so
[12:43] hopefully next board of works I will
bring you guys the paperwork and um ask
[12:49] your permission to hire her. So again
this is it's a little premature to ask
[12:53] that but just let you know that's who uh
shown interest and so far I see no
[12:58] problem. I think it work great.
>> My question what what's your
[13:05] » Well, I just I don't want to say I'm
hiring her. Is that your decision? Why
[13:09] don't you just request that you right
now?
[13:12] » Yeah. Okay.
>> I don't think there's an issue. I think
[13:15] we all know Mar's background.
>> Absolutely. No, that would
[13:19] » that would help me immensely with having
to wait two weeks to start her training.
[13:24] » I don't think there's any reason.
>> Can I ask another question? Are we
[13:29] allowed to We probably can't wait drug
tests on certain people. Uh, right. We
[13:34] have to go through that. I'm guessing
>> Okay. I just I mean I again once again I
[13:42] see no purpose to drug tests margin
unless we have to with every employee if
[13:46] we do we do we will
wonder about pay scale what is that
[13:50] » it is
it's like 1540
[13:55] next year like 1580 with 4% rates
>> we have a standard for people that are
[14:00] that work that position okay
>> our yeah our our part- timerrs that
[14:05] that's standard pay for our partimer But
that position has a standard scale that
[14:12] » it's
what a great fit. I know she
[14:17] » I would make a motion we just go forward
and that way you
[14:21] » Well, like I said, um I don't meet too
many people anymore that's happy all the
[14:25] time that's just a great person that is
just and she is just amazing. So
[14:31] » I was really shocked off on the floor
when she showed an interest. But then
[14:35] having a personal friendship with her, I
wanted her to make sure that's what she
[14:38] wanted to do. She want to talk to
Jolene, her daughter. Sure.
[14:41] » And she thinks it's great. I talked to
Jolene personally, too. And so I think
[14:45] » I would make a motion to go ahead.
[14:50] » Any further discussion? All in favor say
I. Parttime position for March.
[14:56] » Durham.
>> Any oppose? Motion carries. Thank you
[15:00] guys very much.
>> Thank you.
[15:02] » Great fit.
[15:06] Jeremy
[15:14] » Jeremy Weieber Fire Department. Um
earlier this year I got some quotes.
[15:22] We're working on the capital plan for a
controller timer um for the tornado
[15:29] sirens. Uh we haven't had a timer to
set and test them. Um we used to test
[15:36] them once a week on Saturday. We haven't
had that since we've been in the new
[15:41] station. Um the old one I didn't want to
move with all the equipment because it
[15:47] was very difficult to set. We've had all
kinds of problems with it.
[15:52] So ERS finally got back with me. We were
doing the capital plan and
[16:00] I planned a little high on
on the price that they gave me, but
[16:06] evidently I didn't
plan high enough. Um, they gave me two
[16:12] quotes. One is just to basically
activate,
[16:16] set a timer and test them and stuff. And
the second one is actually
[16:21] um a quote that it does the same thing
plus it gives us feedback so we know if
[16:27] there's a problem in that siren and we
have had
[16:32] brand new siren that's given us fits
every year. Um, so I kind of wanted to
[16:37] go with that, but when it doubled in
price from earlier this year, um, I
[16:44] talked with them and they said we could
go with the cheaper model and eventually
[16:50] upgrade when we get the money upgrade to
that
[16:54] software to the the other one.
>> So it's just a software change. That's
[16:59] » Yeah, that that part would be a soft
just a software upgrade.
[17:03] » How much did you budget? We put 15 in
the capital plan and it ended up coming
[17:09] in at 26
26,760
[17:16] plus. So it like it doubled in price. So
>> what do you feel is the importance of
[17:23] having the other one versus that? I may
be able to at this point in the year
[17:27] there may be some things we didn't do
that I could maybe come up with money if
[17:31] if we really think that we need it now
or if we're able to wait until next year
[17:37] but in
>> No, that's with the issues we've had
[17:42] because like I said that siren at the
water tower was brand new one at that
[17:47] time and that one every year since we
put it up when we do our tests
[17:54] um statewide it did not activate. Um
this would give us feedback. We could
[18:00] set the timer. It would give us feedback
if we're having problems with it. Um
[18:05] they have battery backups, too. So, it
actually gives us information on the
[18:09] batteries.
We know when they're
[18:14] going bad, which two of the sirens I had
to replace batteries this year. Eight
[18:20] batteries, four per siren.
Try to stay on top of those. Just
[18:28] » Jeremy, can you tell me where are the
sirens? I don't even know where.
[18:32] » So, we have one at the rec center.
The water tower
[18:38] back in the new edition. We put one up
there.
[18:41] » Uh the grocery store, we just installed
a brand new one there. And then we have
[18:47] one at the waterworks.
Um, Silicon Plastic has an old one on
[18:52] top of their station or on top of their
factory and I believe it still
[18:57] activates. Um, the one that we took down
from the grocery store still works. And
[19:05] I'm I'm trying to work to get it put out
at the school, maybe out of the complex
[19:11] so they at least have something to alert
them. But the price of getting it
[19:18] installed and stuff is holding us up
right now on that. So it might be a next
[19:23] year project
on that.
[19:25] » Well, not that
I
[19:29] didn't do anything with that. They use
some of their capital project money to
[19:33] help.
>> Well, I I kind of I kind of said
[19:36] something. I was feeling around and
stuff and
[19:40] » they didn't have anything left.
>> Yeah. with their big additions and
[19:44] stuff. I
>> I think he was a little hesitant at the
[19:47] time,
>> but that's something we can work on for
[19:52] sure.
>> Yeah.
[19:53] » Yeah.
>> If Barb's comfortable,
[19:58] » I find that
>> I would I would rather spend the 11,000
[20:02] additional this year and know it's
right.
[20:05] » I think it's going to get less
expensive.
[20:07] » Exactly. Obviously, it's
>> if it's double for me, that is really
[20:12] what I see here.
>> Yeah, I just contacted him for an update
[20:15] because you know most of the stuff
anymore you only have a month at the
[20:19] most on your pricing. I contacted him.
>> I almost fell out of my chair when I
[20:24] opened the email. So,
>> and the reason he doesn't get three
[20:28] quotes on this is because it has to go
with the siren that we have and certain
[20:33] things like that you're not able to get
more than one
[20:36] » special. I talked with some of the
command staff over at Gian Fire and they
[20:40] use this this program. He really likes
really likes it. It gives them the
[20:45] feedback and they kind of they they know
what's going on with the sirens thing.
[20:52] Thank you, Jeremy. Any further questions
for Chief Web?
[20:58] Um, I would make a motion that we go
ahead with the u new quote of $26,000
[21:05] 267601
to improve the uh communications
[21:11] of the
tornado.
[21:16] » Motion's been made and seconded. Any
further discussion?
[21:19] If not, all in favor say I. I. Any
opposed? Motion pass. Thank you, Jeremy.
[21:26] Thanks for getting that upgrade and
getting it now.
[21:30] All right. Administration and board
member comments. Chief Rosley.
[21:40] » Well, thank you for that. Yes. Jeremy,
you have any further?
[21:50] » Jeremy with the Leg Department. Um I
also I want to let you guys know that we
[21:55] are working towards 800 paging. Our
paging system at present time is uh BHL.
[22:03] Some of the other departments are going
that way. Um but Branch County has got
[22:08] some going that way. We are in the
process of looking up that. I last two
[22:14] years we purchased the pictures. Um, so
basically we're going through the
[22:19] station trying to figure out what all we
needed to upgrade and stuff. Um,
[22:25] yesterday I met with ERS at the station.
They're trying to with our alerting
[22:30] system. They have to make something
so that works with that. And then our
[22:36] amplifier, it's all got to work
together. So they're trying to figure
[22:40] out everything there.
They said we should be in a good area
[22:46] because ERS has got the 800 tower right
outside of town. So, we should get
[22:51] pretty good coverage with that those
pagers. So, the expense is going to be
[22:57] just getting that part going. I've
already, like I said, I've already got
[23:02] 800 pagers purchase.
So,
[23:06] » is that something you'll request in the
27th capital plan or
[23:10] » possibly depending on what this this
comes up with? Is
[23:15] » so can you explain for those of us that
don't know what that means?
[23:20] » They're just they're going to a
different system. So, back in back in
[23:25] the day they were all the pagers were
the radios were VHF. Um now they're 800.
[23:31] We use 800 radios, but we still have the
VHF paging.
[23:36] Kendville went to the 800 paging. So,
they had just a few issues and stuff.
[23:44] Um,
the bill I think a bill went to it now.
[23:50] So, it's it's a little bit of
programming on the
[23:56] county's part that we'll we'll end up
paying to have that program put into
[24:02] their
their computer. So, basically, it's just
[24:06] a a switch in the what what it's going
out over. So, it won't go over our VHF
[24:13] pages anymore. Uh, we will keep our VHF
paging ability because if we need to
[24:19] activate sirens or we could activate
anybody else's in the county if we
[24:25] needed to.
>> Sure.
[24:27] » And in case of emergency, we just
wouldn't be able to activate our own
[24:31] page.
>> You say HF
[24:34] VHF
[24:38] » it's an upgrade from
>> software to
[24:43] the technology.
>> I just sent me a follow
[24:46] » that was just for fire department.
[24:51] » Yeah, that would just be we are aging.
So our alerting system
[24:57] so we have two different right now we
use VHF and our active 911 that goes out
[25:02] over their cell phones. So, we'll be
switching. We're going to want to switch
[25:07] to the 800 and then we'll keep the
active 911 because nothing these days is
[25:13] 100%.
I mean, we buy a brand new pager and it
[25:18] still acts up got dead spots and your
cell phone has dead spots. So, cell
[25:24] phone's not really a emergency
activation one, but it we use it a lot
[25:30] since it's a lot nicer.
Everybody has a cell phone it seems
[25:35] like. So we can alert the guys or
send messages out over that. So but the
[25:44] 800 paging it hopefully it does a little
better.
[25:49] » We'll see.
>> All right. Well, thank you Jeremy for
[25:51] the information. Appreciate it.
John from the park department.
[26:04] » Um yeah, we are going to start winding
down slowly in the parks. Obviously, the
[26:09] splash pad is closed now. Um we'll start
making plans and doing schedules on
[26:14] winterizing. Uh that won't come until
the middle of October or late October
[26:19] depending on what weather that we have.
So we'll winterize the bathrooms again.
[26:24] competitive will remain open year round.
That gives us another set of bathrooms
[26:28] downtown. I've already started to get
quotes on installation and things that I
[26:31] need there to make that happen. Um,
everything else is going pretty well. Of
[26:38] course, the middle of October, I'll
probably lose my outside part- timerrs,
[26:42] my my older guys that mow and stuff like
that. Uh, just be Chris and I for the
[26:46] most part. Um, but we had had we had a
really good year. We're looking forward
[26:53] to next year possibly getting the year
round bathrooms in King Park. We're
[26:57] going to tear down the old bathrooms and
the old pavilions and start a new. So,
[27:03] looking forward to that project. Yes, we
are. Thank you,
[27:08] » Jeff.
>> Ben,
[27:15] » Mary, welcome aboard. Yeah. Um, look
forward to this journey and um,
[27:24] I thought it was important. Um, guess
I'm going out of turn here. What the
[27:30] heck? Right. I I thought it was
important um, first of all, I want to
[27:34] say I appreciate Ron and Terry's service
u to to Mayor Franklin's administration
[27:41] serving on the board of works. Um, I
wanted to diversify some boards in the
[27:47] city that that just weren't uh male
dominant to be honest and um Mary sits
[27:54] on the county council and has sat on
many boards and um I knew she would do a
[27:59] wonderful job and and give a different
perspective u than just a group of guys.
[28:06] Um, so that was all. U Ron did nothing
wrong. Um, but I just thought it would
[28:11] be good to diversify um the boards and
Mary was my selection and we welcome you
[28:18] and look forward to this.
>> Thank you, Mary. Tom,
[28:24] » welcome aboard, Mary. Thank you. I work
with you on other things and I know you
[28:29] will be. Thanks for your confidence.
>> Laura,
[28:34] I have a few things. Uh, just to update,
uh, I've been emailing Landon from BS,
[28:39] our engineering firm, uh, Fendon Brown,
who was doing our paving project this
[28:44] year, will be here the week of the 21st,
uh, of this month. So, the 21st is going
[28:48] to be busy. We're going to have fences
going up and, uh, probably some some
[28:53] paving uh, going on. So, um, that's a
plus. Uh, the redevelopment commission
[28:58] this morning approved two more facade
programs. Uh, one for grounded. They're
[29:03] going to take the uh built-in windows
upstairs, take the shutters off and
[29:09] install new windows. Um which will be a
wonderful addition. And then um the
[29:16] folks that bought uh the Letty's
building um is having that totally
[29:20] repainted and before he left, I think
he's going to include the awning that
[29:26] they're going to put in front of the
building. Um it's really really going to
[29:29] look nice. Um, Elroy has a couple other
facade programs out. I and my and Barb
[29:36] gave uh two other ones out last week.
Um, so we're getting people to finally
[29:42] pay attention um downtown. I've taken
upon myself to start contacting building
[29:48] owners and just simply saying if you own
it, you're going to maintain it and and
[29:55] help us with our downtown. If you can't,
here's our programs. there really are no
[30:00] excuses. U and if you just simply can't
afford it, we've got people willing to
[30:05] buy buildings and and make improvements.
So, um we're we're going to keep the
[30:11] foot on the gas uh for that. And um
anything that you would hear or people
[30:18] are inquiring about um the facade
program, please feed them to Elroy and
[30:23] myself. Um, I met with an owner from 205
South Cabin Street last Thursday or
[30:30] Friday, I forget which now. Um, they had
no clue about the program and had been
[30:35] the first time the city had reached out
and said, "Let's work together this."
[30:40] So, they're very excited. They're going
to make some improvements. So, um, very
[30:44] excited. U, I updated the RDC uh, on our
alley project. Um, I'll be the first to
[30:52] admit I was probably a little too
anxious to get that going. Um, I gave
[30:56] them a deadline at the end of October.
Little bit unreasonable because there's
[31:01] things they have to order. Um, so we're
confident uh that next spring. We'll
[31:07] we'll do that. Um, that will be the Kit
family alley. Uh we're going to focus on
[31:13] Kitten Company and what they did for our
community and kind of post their history
[31:17] in the alley and have two very nice row
iron gates to the front and back of the
[31:23] alley. Um that'll have kid family on
both leather lettering
[31:28] » that's right across the street. Yeah.
Between uh Hustler and it'll
[31:33] » and that will go from cabin to the back
corner of the south building. So it
[31:38] won't be the whole alley. Um they
brought us some preliminary numbers last
[31:43] week uh in regards to the alley. We
think with using local folks and their
[31:49] talents and uh that we can reduce the
cost that it came in at. Um so we think
[31:56] it's going to be very cool. So um the
other focus from um that BOT project is
[32:04] the remodel and of the early childhood
development building particular
[32:10] building. So
a lot of things going on. Uh some of
[32:15] those started obviously before me but
we're going to make sure we see those
[32:19] through and get those things going. So
uh this is my first public meeting as
[32:25] you can tell. I'm very excited. I think
we as a team are going to do some
[32:30] amazing things and and make a difference
and and change the thought process of of
[32:36] folks. Um so um I think that's all I
have. I would entertain a motion to
[32:44] adjourn. So moved and second. Any
further discussion? I know there
[32:49] probably won't be.
Motion passes. Thank you guys.