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Okay, we'll go ahead and uh
call to order the Board of Works

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meeting.
Stand for the pledge.

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» I pledge allegiance to the flag of the
United States of America, and to the

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republic for which it stands, one nation
under God, indivisible, with liberty and

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justice for all.

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» Okay, let's do a roll call.
Mark McAfee.

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Present tonight.
James Strange. [snorts]

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» Here.

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» Danny Clark.
>> Here.

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» Randy Harrington.
>> Here.

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» Mayor Ayers. Present.
City attorney.

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» Present.

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» Everybody had a chance to look at the
minutes of the meeting from last month?

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» [snorts]
>> Yep.

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» I'd like to make a motion to approve the
minutes

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from last month.
>> I'll make a motion to approve.

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» Second?
>> I'll second.

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» All in favor?
>> Aye.

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» I know we were just discussing this a
few seconds ago before the meeting. Uh

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last month, you know, we we looked at uh

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And we had money from the annex, the
back area [snorts] where the senior

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citizens and the lab, the dance, the
SIDC, and all that. Is there any of that

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money going to go
We're going to have that put back into

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where that money actually goes back into
that building for updates and stuff, for

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maintenance and stuff like that. So,
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we'll just bring that forward to the
council and We'll vote on that in the

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next meeting, we can do this by motion
or or resolution or ordinance, but

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what would you recommend on that, Steve?
>> You can do a resolution, but

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it needs to be voted on.
>> Okay.

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All right.

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Utility adjustments, pretty short pretty
short agenda, I guess.

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» What happened?
I'll go over it.

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I do have something just to kind of
throw out there.

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» Concerning the utility adjustments?
>> No, on new business.

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» Okay.
Well, let's get the

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utility adjustments out of the way here.

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» [clears throat]
>> Okay, I want to make a motion

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» I'll make a motion.
>> to adopt the adjustments.

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All right.
>> I'll second.

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» All in favor?
>> Aye.

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» Okay, Daniel, what do you have on new
business?

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» [clears throat]
>> So, I talked a little bit about the

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building back here and stuff and this is
some of the things that uh

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that
kind of near and dear to me.

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Are you talking to me or
>> [laughter]

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[cough]
>> Uh go ahead.

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» Um
so, previously

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um
like it was 2 months ago,

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we talked about the status system at the
sewer plant.

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Uh we got all of our quotes back and I
just kind of wanted to let you guys get

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a final price on everything. Um
and then there was some

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couple things added that weren't in
there, [clears throat]

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so the price kind of went up a little
bit, not much.

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Uh and then there was another panel that
uh

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is totally a total failure.
Um but it was said it was put in in

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approximately 2012.
The whole the whole panel that has to be

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replaced. Um the cooling system went out
of it, so everything just pressed.

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And more or less caught on fire, I guess
you could say. It just sits there.

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Bakes in the sun all day. The wiring,
you can grab the wires.

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And then they just crumble.
Um so it's a a whole panel replacement

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on that. Um
but just for the original part um

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Put back here.
It was uh quoted at $109,429

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for the material and then
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the labor, we finally got the quote in
for the the price for the labor uh came

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in at 55,900.
So the total for that

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part of the project will be $165,329.
So it was previously approved. I just

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wanted to give you guys the total amount
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Um
the the panel replacement um which was

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something
It hadn't It's been total total failure

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for probably 4 years now. So we've kind
of just been dealing with it.

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It The price to totally rebuild it with
a new panel and everything is $66,000.

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Um
that is through the same company that'll

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be here doing all the other work.
So they gave us a break on uh labor and

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everything as well since they'll already
be here.

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Um so I kind of just
wanted to get approval to see if we can

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go ahead with that as well. Um with that
thrown on it takes the total to uh 200

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$231,000.
329, so

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» So what's in the panel? I mean I'm
thinking like an electrical panel. So

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I'm guessing
>> Well it's it's a a DO panel. It reads

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our DOs in our uh oxidation ditches and
things.

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» It's a VFD. VFD, a variable frequency
drive.

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» Yeah and it kicks on our
our um

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» So it controls everything.
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you know.
>> Is this out of the

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» wastewater plant, yeah.
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» new panel will be protected, so
like you said, it sits in the sun, so I

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mean it's in the weather.
>> So, it'll have all new electric and

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everything. The the AC part of it will
all be all new, so that'll be none. Um

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kind of
the issue with it, from my

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understanding, was when it did fail, it
was already obsolete.

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So, it was hard to get the parts to fix
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This being a newly updated panel, it
won't be such an issue.

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Um and then
it'll be that company that we all met

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with in here, and he said all his parts
are they keep majority of them on hand,

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so it won't be anything.
>> I just said no, if there could be a

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lean-to or something built over to
protect it.

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» Oh, yeah, we could we could do that in
house. I mean, that's nothing.

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» That was the intention years ago, but it
never got done.

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And it is a stainless steel panel.
And it sits there in the sun and bakes.

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» Oh, yeah, it gets hot in there.
>> So, I just wanted to throw that out and

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ask for an approval to probably move on
to the council to present it as well. Um

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while they're here, if they could go
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so everything's
in operation when it's all done.

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» Do you want to include the lean-to as
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» I mean, that wouldn't be
That wouldn't be but probably five or

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six hundred bucks, it wouldn't be
anything. So,

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» But that way we ensure it gets done as
opposed to just talking about it, right?

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» Yeah. Yeah, and that the 66,000, that
was I don't know, I got it was rounded

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up. It was uh

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It was close.
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968.75,
so I mean, it was 32 bucks added, so

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and that'll buy some screws for the
lean-to, but

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» Now, modernize everything out there?
>> Yeah.

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Yeah, after that, it's pretty well taken
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» I'll make the uh
I'll make the motion for the new panel

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replacement.
>> I second.

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» All in favor.
>> Aye.

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» Thank you.
>> Where's the link to it?

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» We'll get it all out as soon as it's
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» And you're looking at my road.
>> I don't even know what they're

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» I don't know about that.
>> I don't know.

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» Figure that.

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» I'll write it down.
>> Fire department headquarters. And when

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you have your assistant back up, make
sure you have your

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» Uh
June, we had 85 service calls, 86 line

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locates,
336 office stalls,

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and
water treatment plant,

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15.36
million gallons,

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» [snorts]
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495,000 gallons a day.
Sold 8 million, 8.

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3.8 million gallons to Davis Road water.
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uh it was 18.56576
million gallons at 62% capacity,

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at a 619,000 gallons a day average,
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» So Mayor, is he going to give us the
update on what's happening with the

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different units and stuff this month?
I just want to make sure the public

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knows about the crossroads money and
that kind of stuff.

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I mean, some of it's obvious cuz you can
see it, but

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or is it Are we going to do that later
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Is Danny going to do that or are you?
>> I can do it.

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» Okay.

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» Okay.
Fire Chief.

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» [clears throat]
>> Uh for the month of June, we had 46 runs

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total.
Uh we had 18 uh with the fire and 28

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medical runs as well.
Um I did want to bring to your attention

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I wasn't here last month. I apologize.
Uh due to work, but the month before

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that the we talked about the turnout
here. I handed you guys the paperwork on

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that.
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Uh we have not received the invoice, but
I do have the final quote on what it was

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supposed to be. That was a I did mention
that that was a mess-up.

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Uh the guy that quit the quit that
business was supposed to just turn

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everything in for quotes and get it back
to us. And he said, "I misunderstood."

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This is the fourth time we bought gear
from him, and we've never done it that

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way. So, and I made a comment that we
would just pull the $28,322

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out of our fire department donation. And
I know it was mentioned about maybe

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maybe splitting the cost or pulling it
out of the budget.

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Uh whatever you guys decide, the gear is
here. I mean, we're going to pay for it,

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so however, you know, the council and
everybody wants to figure out how that I

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mean, we're going to we're taking care
of it.

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» I thought the council already talked
about it.

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» Well, it was talked, but nothing was
really said how much, or it was just

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said about That's why I brought it up,
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and then we could just, you know,
finalize it tonight.

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» 28,322?
>> Yeah.

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» I remember our coach said something
about

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» Yeah.
>> Yeah.

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» Yeah, yeah. Smith
uh Mr. Smith did, but I don't remember

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if it was like pay half or some or what.
I I couldn't remember on that one, so I

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just want to bring it up again tonight.
I did go to uh did write a letter,

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uh really nice letter, and the request
for Perry Township to pay for three or

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four sets.
Um I got a call back.

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Um not the response I wanted, but I
wanted a call versus email, but uh he

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didn't say that
he can buy [snorts] one set, but it has

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to be January. He cannot do it right
now.

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So, he told me if I can give him a quote
for that one set of gear, he can buy it

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in January.
Um as soon as January 1 cuts happens,

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he'll write the check right away.
So.

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» Would that be on a reimbursement
standpoint?

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We'll reimburse you basically for what
we already bought.

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» Well,
yeah. What I already bought basically.

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Yeah, cuz I assumed he would buy three
or four sets to help offset what we

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already done, and then that kind of like
could reimburse the part. But uh I was

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told that
>> [clears throat]

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» uh
yes, but not till January 1.

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» Okay.
>> So.

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Uh, that's where that's at.
Uh, the other thing you guys have is a

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quote for, uh,
for segregated wise and some, uh, or,

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uh, gated suction Siamese valves. Uh, we
have babied those in long enough, and we

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have to go That's repair cost. I know it
seems expensive,

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but if we buy new ones, you're probably
looking at about

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probably about close to $10,000 for
three new ones. Uh, so, yeah. So, it's

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$5,749,
uh, for the, uh, repairs of those

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valves.
>> [laughter]

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» Uh, those valves that are on the truck
and basically we can run off two hoses

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and things like that. Some are for our
hard suck, uh, suction hoses that we can

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draft. So, like I said, we babied them
long enough and it's time to have to,

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you know, get those repaired. So.
>> that cost again?

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» Uh, $5,749.
Um,

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that's actually kind of happening, you
know, because they were here working on

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some things and then another merit had
to repair. Uh, so, that's already in the

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process and I
said, yes, we have to and I was bringing

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it to you guys tonight. I don't like
doing that, but it was an emergency

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thing we had to get fixed.
>> All right, you got it in your budget

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then.

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» Yeah.
>> So, what's the longevity for replacing

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them?
>> Oh, [snorts] replacing? Oh, yeah. Uh,

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we're good. We'll be good.
The main thing is like what is

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» these for years, haven't we? From from
repairing them

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» No, we've had these
>> or from replacing them.

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» We've had these since we've had the
truck.

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And the truck's
>> What is 90?

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» 97. 90 90 90 No, it's 99, I think.
>> So, the repair will last how long?

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» Uh, we'll probably get five uh, probably
7 to 10 years out of it.

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» Okay.
>> Yeah.

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» And if we bought new ones, how long
would we get out of it?

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About 20 years.
>> Well, probably

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could be the same, could be longer. I
mean, I you know, but

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» I mean, you spend $5,000 to get six five
years, six years, or you can spend

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$10,000 and get 20 or 30 years.
>> I don't know. I Well, the water around

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here is terrible anyway, so it just
depends with all the sealants and things

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like that.
>> That's fine.

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» He knows it.
>> You see what I'm saying?

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» No, I know exactly what you're saying.
Yeah.

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» Yeah.
>> Is is it worth just going and getting

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the the new ones as opposed to
>> Right now, no. And I'll tell you why.

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Because we're going to have to replace
the truck.

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And the fittings we have that we have
now may not work on the new truck.

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» Okay.
>> So, I think right now repairing what we

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have
>> Is the better approach?

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» is the better approach because I'd
rather save that money and go towards

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the the truck. [clears throat]
>> Okay.

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» I will say something about our water.
Our water is better than bottled water.

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» [clears throat]
>> Listen, I'm not arguing with that.

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» I'm just saying. [snorts]
>> I seen it come out of the truck.

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» [laughter]
>> Um just real quick, going to give you

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guys a um
more of an update. We have went with a

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new company uh to service our trucks.
Nichols out of Evansville.

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Um
was good. Uh the the owner passed away

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several years ago and the technician
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And I asked him for some advice and he
said, "Run."

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» Oh.
>> And we actually got another This is out

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more out of Louisville. So,
a little bit further than Evansville,

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but they're really good company. Come
up. They found some stuff. Actually

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found a bolt that was in our uh

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Yeah, you're going to like this one. So,
when they did the repairs and stuff,

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they saw Oh, they found a regular bolt
in place of an oil drain plug.

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So, there's this regular bolt in there.
So, they went through our trucks. We had

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to go through them, check them out, and
everything. So, we actually they're

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we're being billed for something we
didn't have to have fixed.

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Right now, they should have actually
went with the uh

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done the process and look at the gauges
first for our water level. They changed

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the most expensive piece in there, so.
Right now, I'm arguing with that bill.

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» I'm paying that one, but
>> cuz I feel like they didn't do anything

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right with it. So, we're going with
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Um
>> What's the name of the one in

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Louisville?
>> Uh

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they are

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fire uh fire department services and net
supply, FDS and AS.

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That's what we got the quote for that.
>> Up here in

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» Yeah.
>> So, um we've done some research. Um

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matter of fact, we've actually put them
in touch with Scholes Fire. Um I think

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Blossom River Fire, Civil Defense, cuz
they're what we're looking to. And

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matter of fact, they're probably going
to

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before too long be in service in Crane
um on their trucks.

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Cuz they are are buying around here in
Nickels.

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Everything, so
um

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But I just want to kind of give you guys
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On that what's going on. We are having
an IVFA district meeting this this

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Wednesday at 6:30.
Uh this is our yearly meeting we have,

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so you guys are more than welcome
to show up and kind of see what kind of

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goes on at those meetings.
>> Don't you have any event at the end of

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the month you can talk about?
>> We do. We actually do. Yes, we have the

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fire run, thank you, at the end of this
uh month. It's our fifth annual Jeep

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run. We call it the fire run, so
it's a fun good time. We actually raise

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some good money and that money is put
right back into our department to help

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uh
buy things.

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» What day is that?
>> The 25th.

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» 25th.
>> Uh registration's at 8:00.

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Wheels uh rolling at 10:00, but you can
still uh register online.

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» Thanks for mentioning that. I didn't
know that.

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» T-shirts made on site?
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do on site. Um
they'll have certain amount of sizes and

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everything else, but you can get them
online as well.

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» Can you get a 6 double L L L L or
whatever?

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» You might want to call ahead on that
one.

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» I mean, if if you want, but other than
that, I probably wouldn't.

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» to special order those.
>> Are you needing a motion on the Siamese

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go-rounds?

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» I get I well
>> It's part of this budget, right?

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» Yeah, it's part of my budget.
I just kind of let you guys know what's

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going on. So
>> Part of this meeting is budget, so he's

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to maintain
>> Yeah, that that that's going to cut into

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quite a bit of it though.
>> But you got to look at the underlying

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issue here.
At some point we got to be serious about

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getting another truck.

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A lot of things going on
and

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you know,
>> He's already He's already said without

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saying it. He's like the apple of his
dad's eye.

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» So, we got to start
starting now because with a new truck

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now you're out anywhere from 18 to
20-some months.

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» So, that's
>> Yeah, that's I know right now Crane's

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looking to get one. They're out anywhere
between 24 to 48 months.

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» And how much is a new one?
Million?

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» Yes.
I mean, with all the bells and whistles.

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Do we need all the bells and whistles?
I always like all the bells and

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whistles, you know.
But no.

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» I mean, you know, 2 years out
>> Yeah.

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» million dollars.
>> How much is up front probably 20%? Just

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to order?
>> I'd say roughly 20 to 22%.

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» I've never
>> heard before,

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» I've seen several on the highway here
traveling lately, but

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» You said that one is a quarter of a
million next to that 650 and it looked

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like a regular truck and it was almost a
million.

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» These might be better served being in a
museum somewhere.

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I don't think that'd help us, but
they're out there.

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They're sitting on the highway for a
reason.

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» All right.
>> I guess that's all I have.

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» These case

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» We had uh 134 calls in June. Um so up
from last month. I don't have the June

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numbers in front of me, but I think it
was around 112, 114 give or take.

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Uh we had 10 cases pulled, three
arrests. Uh one case that started in

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June. Um
or towards the end of June. Uh Chief

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Stuckey actually just found the two
suspects suspects for that. We had a

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stolen purse in town that actually
contained a loaded firearm. So, he was

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able to track that down, located the
purse was ditched, but he was able to

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locate the firearm.
It's logged in our evidence until we can

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get that back to the actual victim or to
the to the rightful owner.

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but, those two individuals are actually
in jail, too. So, a lot of our stuff has

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still been reported and we're working
long-term investigations. So, uh between

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the two of us, we've been pretty
hopping.

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Um Assistant Chief Stuckey and K9 Rip
just finished their

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patrol certification with his canine
with K9 Rip.

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Um so, we've already had several
deployments for his dog.

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Um
First deployment, they actually went

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ahead and actually did find narcotics in
that very first one, first shift

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together. So,
uh seems like they're going to be a very

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successful team. We're I'm very
fortunate to have him in the department,

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but I'm looking forward to see what they
can actually contribute and what we can

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find moving down the road.
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As far as
uh that goes, I got some documents here,

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Mayor. I'll give you another one of
these. We talked about this

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last week when we met again today.
>> You talked about

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» Yeah, so, there's some paperwork here
for the committee for you.

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» I think just that back one is what we're
talking about.

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» That is.

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» So, in front of you, you'll see uh three
different pages.

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Uh I'll jump to the back page first. Um
that is our current city ordinance on

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members of the police department if they
would happen to leave prior to three

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years of employment. Um just giving
getting certain uh restitution or a

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payback out of them if they would leave
the department early trying to keep with

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keeping guys on the department. Um
Last time that that was

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modified, changed, it's been in place
back in 1982. As you can see on the

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ordinance,
um talked to um

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the ILEA attorney and they're okay with
how that is. Of course, they say they

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can't give legal advice, but they're
okay with the way it's uh as far as the

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verbiage on it.
>> [laughter]

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» Um but I'd like to bring it in front of
the board just to see if there's

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anything you'd like to update or at
least say we can say, you know, this has

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been reviewed and amended or reviewed
and updated effective more recently

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since, you know, 1992. It's been over 30
years ago that this has

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been put into place. So, I think we're
okay to still use it for the two new

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officers that are coming on the
department right now, but it's something

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I would like to get changed for the
future of the department looking ahead.

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The first two pages,
uh Senate Bill 95 came into play last

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July.
Uh it talks about if an officer would

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get hired, get through the academy, and
then

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they're here for a little bit or say I
don't want to graduate with the academy,

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they jump to another agency.
What this talks about, it breaks it down

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on
um

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time frame. At the bottom of the first
page, you'll see like the reimbursement

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obligation. That goes to 3 years or it
goes up to 3 years, but that's 3 years

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post
certification. It says like your initial

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certification. Well, that's putting them
through with that 40-hour pre-basic

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course is to get guys just initially
certified to go out and be a police

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officer and and start FTO and start the
process. That's not the certification

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this state law's talking about. Senate
Bill 95 actually is referring to their

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academy graduation. For us, it'd be that
Tier 1 graduation. So,

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um
that would be something once we find out

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what what academy they're going to
attend, we can put that date in here.

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They have to sign this before they're
actually employed. That way, if they go

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to another agency, uh that would cover
them if they um

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get hired by another agency and and
leave and put their notice in and just

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leave, that would cover if they try to
like I guess back door the situation,

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resign, and say, "Hey, I'm just getting
out of it." And then 2 weeks later, I

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get a call saying they go to another
agency. That's part of that agency

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supposed to notify us cuz they have to
get their file. So, part of that um part

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of other previous um
just

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laws that they put into place, they were
required now to give officers files to

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any other law enforcement agency. So,
I just wanted you guys to review that,

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make sure you guys are good with that,
and get

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I know I guess I've sent this to Mr. Key
as well as well

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just to go ahead and start using this
contract that way I can get our two new

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hires to sign it and be able to move on.
So, if it's something you even need to

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wait on review and then get back with
me, I just wanted to put that in front

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of the board as well.
>> We need to

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on the on the back page, Chief of Police
/ Town Board Representative, that needs

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to probably be changed from town to
>> city.

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» City.
>> Okay, that's and that's fine.

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On the

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Trying to find it here. Under two, the
terms of service, it shows like the

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commencement date. That would be like
the gradual their graduation date, and

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that's when that 3 years goes into
effect. So, you know, essentially, if we

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have a guy that is that we hire and
they're not going until close to the end

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of that first year. You know, state law
says you have to have them through the

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academy or at least
entered into the academy within that

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first year of employment. So, say they
go through and their graduation is

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towards the end of that first year.
Technically, this state law covers you

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could have them employed for 4 years
before they want to try to move and have

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another agency pay them pay try to pay
us for training. And then, as you see at

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the bottom of that first page, it talks
about how much

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each percentage is based on the years of
service that you'd be losing.

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So.
>> And all this is after the academy?

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» Yes, this is after the academy.
Unfortunate Unfortunately, if

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» they don't resign, we can't charge them
for like uniforms and things like that.

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» No, well, that would that would go under
the city ordinance. So, like when I went

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to chief school, that was one thing they
recommended was that you have them not

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only sign cuz before they put the state
law into place, a lot of places did this

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city organs.
>> Yeah.

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Um they'd recommend that you not only
have them sign something for the city

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ordinance, but then a second document
that makes them aware of Senate Bill 95.

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» And we already have that ordinance in
place?

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» So, the ordinance is
in place as effective 1992.

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» Okay.
>> But, I would like to at least amend

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something in in the coming by next
month. I'd like to get something typed

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up to at least amend it if you guys have
any um

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input on what if you'd like something
added in there. But, that covers just

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the civil obligation that they would pay
back and that's that's outside of the

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state law. This two-page document is in
regards to the state law they put into

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place and they just passed back in July
of last year.

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Or they sorry, went into effect July of
last year.

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» So, you need a motion to approve this
to move it forward?

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» I would like to have a motion, yes. That
way it's something that we can at least

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put in the minutes and that it's not
something they say, "Well, I don't want

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to sign it." Um
cuz potentially if if they don't sign

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it, then from what I'm understanding
from the academy is that if they don't

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sign it, [snorts]
then I can't hold them to this. And I

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mean, and technically if I don't have
them sign it before their first day of

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employment, I can't hold them to this.
This has to be signed before they're

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ever hired and sworn in.
>> Okay.

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» So,
>> and the sooner we get it instituted, the

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sooner we get the new police officer.
>> Yes.

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» All right. I would say if you want to
make a motion on this to just put in a

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motion that you know, town board would
>> With the changes on the signature page?

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» Yes.
>> Yeah.

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» And that's my apology. I I missed that,
Mayor. So, that's my fault.

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» I'll make a motion to approve the
the reimbursement agreement with the

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changes that
Mayor noted

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» Okay.
>> signature page.

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» I'll second.
>> All in favor?

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» Aye.

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» I want to thank you.
And uh

452
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I want to congratulate
Chief Garrett and

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Rick for
>> Thank you.

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» getting their
certifications and everything and

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what you've already done and what you
get done. Appreciate that.

456
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» Appreciate it. Thank you.
>> Oh, sorry. Mayor, real quick.

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» Rick, who is Rick?
>> We Our two new guys, they have been sent

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off to perf. They went to perf last week
on the 7th.

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So, I'm supposed to have the results
within 7 to 10 business days.

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So, I'm waiting to hear back from them.
I know one of our guys

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he had to have his eyes checked again,
which wasn't a major thing. He's already

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had that done. They sent the paperwork
off. So, I'm hoping to get something

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this week. So, that's one of the reasons
why I want to make sure we get this

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approved and get it done. That way we
can have them sign it and move forward

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with everything they have going on.
>> So, you're looking by 1 August,

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hopefully?
>> So, yes, cuz the next academy date is

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end of August. I'd like to have them
both enrolled in or have them both

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approved. But, that's pending that I get
them through all of this and we we hear

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back from the perf.
>> Okay.

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» So.
>> All right. Thank you.

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» Thank you.
>> Um

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I want to I I want to give a shout out
to our

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local law enforcement, fire department,
city employees.

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We uh
right after Summerfest, you know, we had

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a great [clears throat] Summerfest and
that Sunday night all heck broke loose

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with the weather. [snorts]
And um

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it was basically all hands on deck.
Uh we had several several streets

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flooded, had the highway flooded. They
had to rescue

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five people out of a vehicle on the
highway out there in front of the bank

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and Dairy Queen.
Uh

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Daniel here, he was like Paul Hogan and
you know, all heat.

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Went in the water and rescued someone
out of a trailer.

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Uh
so,

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» [clears throat]
>> you know,

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our city employees don't just have an
8:00 to 4:00 or 9:00 to 5:00 job. It's

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24/7 depending on what the circumstances
are

487
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and what's going on and people don't
realize

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what they put themselves out there for
for public safety and everything. And

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everybody came together that night.
There were There was a couple of things

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I know that the radio was going and
and uh there were some confusions

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[clears throat] on on a few things, but
overall with what our

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own local
law enforcement, fire department, and

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our departments
work together very, very, very well.

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And uh I just want to
say that I appreciate what you all

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were able to get accomplished that
night. You know, we didn't have you

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know, there there was a lot of cars that
were out, a lot of wrecks and different

497
00:29:37,440 --> 00:29:43,520
things and streets closed and we had to
get cones up and stuff. I mean,

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00:29:41,120 --> 00:29:48,960
Red Wing Trailer Court was under uh so
much of it was under. Uh

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And uh also the conservation officer,
cuz he came out and got his

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» Can Can Can I confirm it?
>> Yep. He walked through there and

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he was checking the residents. So, uh it
was it was a long night

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00:29:58,120 --> 00:30:04,080
uh for everybody and uh
I just think that they need to be

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recognized of of how well of a job you
guys have been doing and and what you

504
00:30:05,960 --> 00:30:12,240
put yourselves out there for because
you get a call, you drop everything

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you're doing and you go.
So, thank you.

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00:30:13,520 --> 00:30:17,000
» Thank you, Mayor.
>> Thank you.

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00:30:15,400 --> 00:30:20,160
» Thank you.
>> I don't have anything else unless Danny

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wants to talk about the
>> No.

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» No, we're good. Safe.
>> Sure?

510
00:30:23,200 --> 00:30:30,640
» Yeah.
>> I second the motion.

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» Danny's already got it going.

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» You know the one went to the windows.
>> Well, uh

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ask for motion to adjourn.

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I'll make the motion.
>> I second.

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00:30:39,360 --> 00:30:42,480
» All in favor.
>> Aye.

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» Aye.

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» Please be here. Stand as still as
Please don't