[2:47] Quorum 2 of them. First of them was the board text, and their quote have stayed the same. A D.A. case did go up from $9,555 to $9,966. I do want to make sure if you all were aware that BORSEX quote is only for the two

[3:08] follow metal doors and the deadbolt lock, whereas the D.H.P. Quote, that is for the two metal

[3:15] doors, the electric strikes and the push to exit. So, meaning the electric strikes would

[3:20] be our key guards, we'll get you in, we can do remote unlock-ins lock, create schedule,

[3:27] but that does require the Wi-Fi connection, and then the additional $4,800 from the security

[3:35] company to tie that in to what signal and box all already has. I remember from the April

[3:44] meeting you guys had asked about warranty. Bortax does have a five-year warranty for labor

[3:49] and why might it's being labor and materials. And then the D8 paste that one is only a one-year

[3:59] for labor and material.

[4:04] I was just, I believe you guys have asked for a final quote and you guys

[4:09] were beautiful with that. So I received two of those. I could not reach the third company.

[4:16] And I'd attach all the quotes to this as well.

[4:21] So the, uh, with the white vine, everything tells the people 9,000 some. I really did.

[4:27] So, the doors and the electric strikes and the pushbacks, it would be 9,000, but for the

[4:34] security company to tie everything together, that would be an additional 4,800.

[4:40] You're talking, we're being $1,200.

[4:44] Correct.

[4:48] Is that normal?

[4:50] I mean, that seems all eyes made.

[4:53] It's changing what's there now.

[5:08] I

[5:11] don't know what's out there.

[5:14] I just was basing off of kind of taking a break.

[5:17] I love your ride with Danny.

[5:21] But what's wrong with the ones there now?

[5:23] So just these people are easy to break into and right now they're just literally one of

[5:30] those types of blocks called.

[5:33] No, it's just locked with a paddle.

[5:36] Yeah, paddle.

[5:38] Correct.

[5:41] And just with the recent nationalism I figured I could bring this to your attention so that way.

[5:51] Just some more with it.

[6:16] I'm not super familiar with everything that happened. I know that there's such a

[6:30] at Rodney years in Louisiana, so I'm not quite sure exactly what happened in 2001, I just

[6:36] know that we had to lock the door, and I'm not looking to the public anymore.

[6:42] And I know that we have recently, or you guys have these things up?

[6:45] When they're locked with a padlock, there's no problem.

[6:48] I mean, that's, they were open when the banalism was done correctly.

[6:54] And there's really no tie to the banalism.

[6:57] The banalism had happened, and I know that you guys have recently talked about the door.

[7:00] What's our goal for your new goal, or do we,

[7:06] you can unlock them locked in the city hall?

[7:09] Correct.

[7:09] So are they unlocked?

[7:11] Do they like the dark, or are they unlocked?

[7:13] I believe so.

[7:13] And somebody also used the bathroom.

[7:17] How, you know, what's the, what's the road called?

[7:20] How they're going to be, at least.

[7:23] Yeah, if it's similar to here, there's a,

[7:27] it's like a uniformly unlocked schedule,

[7:29] when we set parameters for when it would be locked.

[7:33] This is something that you would be able to leave them locked

[7:39] at all times and skip the unlock.

[7:41] Like we used to do with checking out the key,

[7:44] rather than having a key, or it could be just set

[7:48] from hours to 2 a.m. to 10 a.m.

[7:52] kind of like where your doctor is.

[7:53] We'd have that option without that,

[7:57] with that best system, the fill iron system, having a tie with what we have here.

[8:02] I mean, you don't really have a good alternative, unless it's going to be something like what you talked about in the past.

[8:08] Just figure out the electron push button, you have to change the codes frequently.

[8:14] And they can be that one.

[8:17] Now, any other thing you can find in the application?

[8:19] and the emergency push on the inside is so it's like what's on the box hall so in that way

[8:25] nobody can get stuck inside of there even with the power on it.

[8:30] You got to hang it.

[8:31] Yeah, hang it more.

[8:32] That's right.

[8:35] Before just getting new doors for something that's very public use, you call it industrial

[8:40] grade but I mean that grade, I don't want to be cavalier with spending money but I think

[8:52] I don't know what is or is reasonable but as far as having those controls it seems like

[8:58] to be advantageous but I kind of feel like we need to confer to city crews and police

[9:03] about how much time would they spend and it definitely be advantageous and it's hard

[9:08] for me to say good enough you just fight without knowing how much that has to do with their

[9:13] to be involved with that, and that's a good point, Patrick, because we're also talking

[9:21] about options to reduce paindoleism or have items potentially a little more resistant

[9:26] to paindoleism rather than something like this.

[9:30] So there might be other alternatives, but this was pretty back out in the beginning of the

[9:34] plan.

[9:36] And the reason why I wanted to make it super clear is that the vortex quote is for $9,300

[9:43] and that's just for the two doors in the depot, whereas the DNG paste's quote is $9,900

[9:50] and you would have the electric key pops and then you would also have the electric exit button

[9:57] inside.

[9:57] So they're relatively close in price, and then once I found out that it was $4,800 to

[10:04] tie it to our security cameras, or system, that's when I was like, well, it sounded nice

[10:10] and then I had to add in the additional cost.

[10:12] And these doors, I mean, who's going to paint it,

[10:17] that's going to be another?

[10:28] I mean, you're going to end up with $10,000 opportunities, I mean, so be it if the board

[10:47] I think there was one specific way for me to work, but it's not necessarily a dead

[10:56] life.

[10:57] Can you expect?

[10:59] As anybody, it's in contracting, local contractor, I mean, that's a multiple small job.

[11:08] I can definitely change my, I mean he's, he deals with, you know, building commercial

[11:14] building all the time.

[11:15] He may have a contact, you know, with the people at the end.

[11:19] Yeah.

[11:19] I can contact him.

[11:20] Like I said, these were just the companies that, you guys have asked him for money back.

[11:26] So, yeah.

[11:27] I'm a spring like that.

[11:28] That would be a good idea.

[11:29] I was feeling better.

[11:30] Yeah.

[11:35] I can bring that back forward.

[11:36] I guess, really the question.

[11:38] be, even if it compares similarly to these other books, if there wasn't, or if there

[11:44] was a better option, is there something that you consider visibility or

[11:49] inavisability that could just be taken, based on what information we get back,

[11:54] because kind of like what you were talking about, is this is going to be something that's now

[11:59] decided by you all. Now how much value is there to wait another month to bring back versus

[12:03] is moving forward, if it is significant and cheaper with that within the needle for you.

[12:09] That's something similar, right?

[12:11] Having that pushed by money inside of the ampoule or something that allows you out because

[12:16] it's locked.

[12:17] It does find the same.

[12:19] That would be fine.

[12:20] I'm going ahead and send it to the council because that would allow our approval.

[12:25] That's one of the eight peers advisable.

[12:26] Yeah.

[12:27] You could turn in.

[12:28] Is it advisable to replace them with something that could be programmed for the year?

[12:33] because that's a separate foster in the schools.

[12:38] I can say the advantage of having a programable from here

[12:41] when you want to send a man out, you know, a person out

[12:45] to kind of lock him on a database.

[12:48] And not only is it convenient for us,

[12:50] it also can be convenient for the person

[12:52] that is preserving the shelter.

[12:54] Because not only do they have to come in and pay for

[12:57] or send a check for the reservation,

[12:59] but then they also have to manage a time to come in with them

[13:02] in the city, all hours to come in and pick up a key

[13:04] and pay for that as well.

[13:06] So, just a little, I understand that,

[13:08] but there's still gotta be cities employing around

[13:11] to make sure that the bathroom is presentable

[13:14] and yes, and which is a bold, and when everything,

[13:17] so it's, you know, it could be unlocked at that time,

[13:22] if it had a thing, I mean, it's just,

[13:24] I don't know, the numbers carry a thing.

[13:36] Okay, so may you consent to say that you checked with a local or something here in the

[13:45] city?

[13:46] Sure.

[13:50] But if it comes back, in the grand scheme there's not a whole lot of difference in price

[13:57] then send it to this council.

[14:00] Yeah, and I mean, I don't mean to, but it's all myself, it's just I kind of feel like the city folks need to determine just on the budget and their hours.

[14:12] It's worth it to go for all the city.

[14:15] And it looks like it's definitely convenient that you all know, I'm sure.

[14:23] We're at these other two counties located in Kansas City.

[14:26] Yeah.

[14:28] Vortex is from...

[14:36] Well, I know Kansas City area is somewhere and then so is the database.

[14:41] Okay.

[14:47] So for that, it's just a consensus.

[14:55] Motion?

[15:00] Opposition to that, which is a consensus motion,

[15:11] that motion, that they'll be checked with them, at least one more contractor to compare half of the apples. And if it's within reasons and it was council for the final decision, is there a second? No, second, I don't want to say aye.

[15:35] Yeah, I know you care,

[15:40] okay, it wasn't that.

[15:42] Oh, so then I believe in this.

[15:47] I

[15:51] kind of skipped it.

[15:54] So we'll start with Tremble and Cardiolist in City Code,

[15:58] which I've kind of brought up some of those,

[15:59] but I told Patrick I let him take over.

[16:06] Okay, I found the clear removal at the last meeting.

[16:11] There was a little page list of trees and green in,

[16:16] green in the hot pot near the grass.

[16:19] You know, I can rank them one, two, three from broad,

[16:24] degree of priority in my opinion.

[16:26] I was asked to rank the highest.

[16:30] So that's what this is. You're looking at that. The code on the left side is a letter

[16:34] in the case of art, television, art, horror, horror, horror.

[16:40] But you have to look back to this mass if you really want to look.

[16:44] These are just my opinion of all the ones that I have ranked. It's category one, highest category.

[16:51] I ranked them in my opinion, in or based on what level it has into risk. I thought they presented.

[17:01] So, I'm not going to, could I not swing it on any of them, but I was looking at, like, how much use is there beneath them?

[17:13] One of them he was a deadlinger, and I need to back up, I've not gone back.

[17:16] So the storm in the last couple of weeks, they had taken care of some of these.

[17:21] But if they're still there, there was one dead one and a hanging one.

[17:23] I'm over the sidewalk that leads from like subdivision to the schools.

[17:27] I don't know how much that's used, but to me, the school kids are walking there.

[17:32] That ring clock.

[17:33] The big clock is without it.

[17:34] It was shown.

[17:35] Lots of use in all directions under it.

[17:37] It's big.

[17:38] It's called...

[17:39] So it hasn't been addressed at all, right?

[17:41] It's all from the trail.

[17:42] Yeah.

[17:43] Which one?

[17:44] Which one?

[17:45] Which one?

[17:46] Which one?

[17:51] Which one?

[17:52] And so I put on a nap,

[17:56] but again, there's three up at the Kent area,

[18:03] and it was shown that it's got the Kent area right where the tents are typically ditched.

[18:08] So maybe that wasn't long.

[18:13] And so what's

[18:19] our budget?

[18:22] One in 5,000.

[18:24] And I was three out.

[18:26] I mean, 5,000 per plantings are very minimal.

[18:29] and that gotten you and that thing, the bid was going to eat that.

[18:32] Yeah, well, it's the, and the other thing I should point out is the higher

[18:38] column H.I.R.E. higher, was my opinion on whether funding

[18:44] brewed to have that contract it out based on complexity and equipment

[18:48] that we needed and so forth.

[18:51] Many of these, I think the city

[18:54] brewed could too,

[18:57] but it, it, some of them would take very

[19:00] on a time and make your entrance in the equipment and it's a trade-off between

[19:07] hiring somebody and I wish that time and budget we'd have is a CDX so I'm

[19:23] not

[19:23] sure what the next step is. I was at the rank of rank. Anybody certainly come in

[19:28] or they want to shuffle any of these and how many if you remember one crew must

[19:34] also look and say, I think we could have that one, that one, that might elevate some of

[19:43] those.

[19:43] And I've got to check the contract.

[19:44] Okay.

[19:45] You could contract all of the money from a staff perspective.

[19:50] You're all in agreements that this is the priority list.

[19:53] As a terrain, as it's presented, knowing that one of these, in particular, we've already contracted

[19:59] the portfolio.

[20:00] So we're also looking at results of the recent storms.

[20:06] So this is a good time for us to be reviewing what budget available availability we have

[20:12] and the potential to contract with.

[20:16] I would say agree to it.

[20:18] If you agreeable, and then from the staff side, we'll move forward with that.

[20:22] That's an issue you see now.

[20:24] What's the cease and for?

[20:26] Sorry.

[20:27] I should have been running into that column.

[20:28] If that hadn't been with, that column.

[20:32] For these purposes, yes.

[20:35] It was very overall ranking.

[20:36] And the overall ranking, one, two, three, that's the order.

[20:40] These are the top priority to the bottom.

[20:43] In other way, it's put in.

[20:45] Okay.

[20:47] I'm

[20:51] fine with this list, which is, you know.

[20:58] My question is correct.

[21:00] I don't know.

[21:05] I don't know.

[21:06] Yeah.

[21:07] I'm here for the view, I guess.

[21:09] And if the, you know, you're in the crew, what can anyone say we can do that with?

[21:15] Yeah.

[21:16] It's approved for the city time to do that, but versus contacting out.

[21:20] Yeah.

[21:20] I can see when they're available and they take this little bit because there's only three of them.

[21:25] But I can do that.

[21:30] Okay.

[21:30] I think it's a consensus that we adopt this list, and that act is put together as our top priority for them.

[21:40] three's in the park motion that's what I needed to talk about this is a primary

[21:48] is there a second to that?

[21:51] The second to the motion.

[21:52] Okay motion, thank you seconded up.

[21:54] This is our priority list for the parking three board.

[21:58] All in favor say aye.

[22:00] Aye.

[22:00] Opposed?

[22:01] Motion carried.

[22:03] Thank you, Patrick.

[22:04] Three.

[22:07] And then the same, the most of the code's suggestions.

[22:12] Yep.

[22:16] The city code has to do with the part of the people who are

[22:20] and what things we might have connection with.

[22:24] Just red-throwman and good thing is it jumped out of me some of the

[22:30] to remind us of, yeah, the roadway through, the first one was so out of the definitions

[22:38] that had the trees, it's in severe structural defects or splits, it seemed like an odd

[22:45] addition to many ways to get severe structural defects here in split, didn't you think?

[22:54] One of them is to find street through your public tree.

[22:58] It's a bit of taking all the land line between the

[23:01] property lines and the other side of all the streets.

[23:05] So that property line, not as soon as it's been in the line of

[23:09] it was sidewalked from private to the city of the street.

[23:13] And let's read this back to the curve, right?

[23:16] Not necessarily.

[23:22] So, it's just talking about free zone city problem.

[23:27] Okay, yeah, okay.

[23:28] You seem like a lot of ways.

[23:30] It's free of other ways.

[23:31] It's free zone city problem.

[23:32] Yeah but I was pretty talking, um, um, um, I, um, I've watched a point to talking to the world

[23:42] practice at that time.

[23:44] The definition of the code is it also known as grandmothers policy.

[23:48] If you want to get an academic's policy, it's a complete separate practice.

[23:54] It's been used for hundreds of years in New York and it's a very specific long term repeated

[24:01] treatment to get specific shapes on specific trees.

[24:05] I doubt anybody who does it or knows if we're going to be after another.

[24:11] And maybe we want to prevent it, but done right, it's not a habit.

[24:15] So, with that one specifically, are you recommending remove all the ink on the, yeah.

[24:23] While we're on the topic, does this, does this apply to the air purgey?

[24:29] Well, how would you do that?

[24:31] I don't think so.

[24:33] Okay.

[24:35] We can say that there.

[24:36] Yeah.

[24:37] We can say that.

[24:40] Yeah.

[24:41] It definitely didn't mean much.

[24:43] Yes, it's not a city directive.

[24:45] That's right.

[24:46] We, the city, would not do it.

[24:48] And with everything in the past, we've

[24:49] offered to remove entirely trees as opposed to, I think,

[24:54] the one point we've offered a new tree to be planted

[24:57] on the person's property.

[24:58] They won't exactly give them a tree.

[25:00] They won't plant on it.

[25:08] So three trees, species to be planted,

[25:12] to say there's a list to be available.

[25:16] You're correct.

[25:17] I'm not aware that we have one, so I like it.

[25:20] I like the idea, and he would've got a pretty extensive one.

[25:24] You want to copy for our purposes,

[25:27] and you can bring it back to the next meeting.

[25:29] Yeah, if that stays in, nice, I'd say sure,

[25:32] then yeah, putting the code to revise,

[25:36] it stays in, and I'd say, yeah, let's look at examples

[25:39] from other places.

[25:39] And it doesn't have to be really drilled down.

[25:46] It could be a fairly generalized list of natives

[25:54] and non-multipformers and species

[25:56] to avoid that are known as problematic or invasive.

[26:00] I'll just take the case dates for this.

[26:03] The evidence to say the case is the most

[26:05] of them.

[26:06] There's lots of things on there.

[26:09] The public to care, again, it was just kind of

[26:13] went into weird detail.

[26:15] Yeah, I think we're just talking about the differences.

[26:17] The first one above that you listed is defining it.

[26:21] And that section is specific to the city as they've been

[26:24] leading to do whatever they need to.

[26:27] And that's the same.

[26:27] Yeah.

[26:28] Those three trees.

[26:32] I mean, tree top is it.

[26:35] I shouldn't have been putting it in a full sense, but it's

[26:38] sitting for a bit as it has a normal practice.

[26:42] Here it is.

[26:45] The clearance over streets.

[26:48] Yeah, you're right.

[26:50] That would be a good thing. It seems like it should be vertical.

[26:55] And then the last thing that there has a tree removal

[27:00] it talks about removing the tree

[27:02] period and it didn't always the truth. It could be just a large hanging land that can be

[27:08] safely removed and the tree is still.

[27:13] It has a structural integrity level for us.

[27:16] If that's the case, we need to find some better language to have in there. Just noting that

[27:24] that's not something I'm thinking you guys have to vet if you don't want to.

[27:29] The executions, I think.

[27:32] And I think the email I sent is if any of these are based on

[27:40] legal precedent or except for burial spares.

[27:43] So be it, I'm not trying to get into that.

[27:47] I was just reading it as straight text.

[27:52] I think most of that is legal, conceptual,

[27:55] for changes, and that would be fun to be doing it so.

[28:07] So those are my comments and suggestions, OK?

[28:12] Do you guys have any comments, questions?

[28:18] If not, we're silly on,

[28:24] because of the date.

[28:28] What's next, David?

[28:30] All right, tree damage, protection concerns,

[28:33] and then based on that conversation,

[28:36] and have off of future true plans.

[28:39] And then the packet that I passed out to you guys

[28:42] right before the meeting is for future true plans

[28:45] and as well that Patrick wanted to add in.

[28:48] So we have that as well.

[28:50] So long story short,

[28:57] this is not a battle that's unique

[28:59] to us for this is no trees in public places are routinely

[29:05] if you need just a hard place to grow when there's

[29:13] bikes cleaned up against them, and Frisbee's hidden them, and

[29:16] movers and strangers that have to go by any every week,

[29:19] all from a long, and batter's kind to them, and breaks the bottom.

[29:24] That's gonna go.

[29:26] Nevertheless, our goal is to have trees that develop

[29:32] healthy, constructively sound, and there is

[29:35] a chronic problem with many, many of our trees in the church state, as well as new plants

[29:42] that have all kinds of damage.

[29:45] And it's to the point that it is limiting their growth and development and sometimes

[29:51] I'm stranting sometimes, you know, we're not taking, but it's, it's, it's, there it is.

[30:08] So the mulch zone, the mulch area is sort of defined that, but the minute you put mulch down,

[30:18] it starts going away. Things grow through it, or it gets walk on, it gets kicked, it gets scrapped every time the springtime, or the motor glaze that the tires smoosh it, it compacts and disappears, and it gets smaller and smaller.

[30:31] I'm pretty sure that you have to ask about the tree.

[30:34] And now the spring farmers are sharing the bark and so forth.

[30:39] So to be blunt, there's been a lot of money invested

[30:45] in planting trees around.

[30:47] And it's being lost because the trees are

[30:49] declining, dying, or the study.

[30:52] And I would advocate that we do something to kind of change

[31:00] Of course, before we continue, kind of in tree to tree to tree, the protection, the very

[31:10] simplest would be the mulch, and then the tea process that we put, that we put, to guy

[31:17] wire them, leave them, and not don't just use three, use four or five in a ring, and when

[31:24] And the God of Arts come off, leave the folks.

[31:28] It's not necessarily a treaty, but I think a lot of people

[31:33] don't react negatively to those just

[31:35] there's posts around the treaties.

[31:37] If we want something to publish, there's a couple of examples

[31:40] I put in the photos there.

[31:43] And the other alternative is instead of having

[31:46] same-tree plantings where the poor crew

[31:51] has to do, don't that's around everyone, every week, all some of all the current trees

[31:56] that we establish designed and well-placed zones where three or four trees are planted

[32:05] with some more mental trees underneath and babies and trees, and the whole zone is

[32:11] This mulch kind of what's shown in concept on page 3 of that conception.

[32:22] Just the more we can keep use and equipment in machines and part things way from trees

[32:28] to back.

[32:31] I feel a lot like you recommended, but I mean this is the first I've seen in there, so I don't

[32:41] that have the board take these home with them and review them.

[32:45] And at our call, three plenty time come up to suggest,

[32:50] you know, on what we think we should be done

[32:53] as far as protecting them.

[32:55] You got to give us a chance to look.

[32:59] I think all of them are good options,

[33:00] but I think

[33:05] if we take this we're going to have a little

[33:07] longer to know what we need.

[33:10] I have to admit, when it comes to what we decide,

[33:12] what we're going to plant, when we're going to plant, we can come up with a

[33:15] gang plan for protection. I have no leverage and no threat, but if you want to

[33:25] stress, it's significant that I'm not in favor of any of the tree plighting until we

[33:42] So if I could go ahead and transition up through planting, the other thing we talked about

[33:48] was this year's true planting in the spring, getting it arranged and so did this fall.

[33:55] The pages that have passed out right before the meeting are just some places that I thought,

[34:01] Okay, again, I'm not advocating, I'm not in favor of lowing tree plantings that just

[34:10] since meant for use.

[34:11] And it also kind of applies in a park sitting and developed open spaces and that's it.

[34:18] And when you start putting individual trees out in it, I like trees, but it does chop that

[34:23] up, you know, only have a big open area and a tree may or may not be beneficial.

[34:28] So, I was looking at places where either there's a dead tree or a place, or, like, the place

[34:35] that's shown, I told you I had to try to clear it out, wrong or far, there's places

[34:42] where, between two of the cyclical fields, there's kind of a sway on the back slope, and you

[34:46] can tell it doesn't get moving, it's different ways to get to move once in twice a summer.

[34:51] It's between the bank and the ditch, it's not a water drainage.

[34:58] what if we just put the trees. Instead of continuing, it's not a usable area.

[35:06] It's on that slope and down towards the ditch and off the side. And it could kind of frame

[35:11] against the side of the port. The corner of the side is just kind of visually identified

[35:17] the perimeter part of the intentional plantings. But there's also, there's a couple of

[35:25] inches along that trail around the whole park out on the way that are just pumped out with

[35:31] no trees and if I was taking a break it would be nice and shape and there's one along

[35:37] on the very north side as a slope and if you're walking that trail going up it would be nice

[35:44] at the top to have a bench so I think some plant trees up there to get spot where a bench

[35:51] in the future. So it's just a few suggestions. There's certain other places.

[36:02] The photo

[36:04] of the city park where the parking idea has been discussed. I don't know if it's clear,

[36:10] but it's just a shaded polygon. I was suggesting that we put those parking spaces in,

[36:16] there could be a bad safe zone right now with a couple of trees and a couple of little, kind of,

[36:22] a lot for the headlight and I had lots, but the property, the cars, from the parking itself,

[36:30] that kind of approach.

[36:36] So if you can say on this as well, sure, go around the parks and see what other locations you'd sound good.

[36:44] You come up with a lot of long options.

[36:47] Yeah, we've got a baby.

[36:51] We've got a baby, but we've got to get it together.

[36:55] Anything else?

[37:00] Hey, that all the you?

[37:02] Yeah, but I think we had a little bit of misunderstanding.

[37:07] I thought we were joking about the chief skin to leave an early.

[37:11] And I think Kelly actually needs to leave early.

[37:21] I think she actually needs to go, but I thought we were just joking like Ha Ha, we've got

[37:26] to get out of here for the chief skin.

[37:28] We do.

[37:29] But she actually needs to speed in, so she can go.

[37:35] I apologize.

[37:37] Absolutely.

[37:38] Absolutely.

[37:39] I think, would that be alright for me?

[37:42] Huh?

[37:42] Would that be all right?

[37:43] I just put it up before we put it on him.

[37:45] Yeah.

[37:46] Yeah.

[37:46] I'll find the name.

[37:48] Because after I said, I think I'm like, I don't actually make a leak for the cheesecake.

[37:53] And then-

[37:54] That was a joke.

[37:54] So what's said, you're telling me to go?

[37:56] I'm like, I'm thinking God is confused with this thing.

[37:59] Yeah, maybe I.

[38:00] Maybe I.

[38:01] Maybe I don't.

[38:01] I don't think it's a joke.

[38:03] Yeah.

[38:04] Oh, right.

[38:05] Yeah.

[38:05] You're right.

[38:06] Well,

[38:11] I'm Hello, I'm Jeff Gunner, and I'm the director of the Direct Commission, so I'd love to be here.

[38:16] I'm going to introduce myself, and I'm excited to welcome you guys, and I'm really proud of what it's going to go to work.

[38:22] So, I have a major because I met someone along with the Chief Gangside, so I'm going to keep you guys.

[38:27] But I'm kind of part of the way, once we can have a little bit of conversation about kind of what you guys do, and how we coordinate work through the city.

[38:35] So kind of asking some ideas off when we were, like,

[38:39] some time to get out of this with you guys,

[38:41] got some things and how we work together,

[38:43] kind of what your goal is,

[38:44] and what your vision is for the parks

[38:45] and how my ideas are going

[38:48] and kind of see how we can improve partnerships with the public.

[38:52] Thank you.

[38:55] Everything going good?

[38:56] How's the park?

[38:56] Is everything good?

[38:57] Yeah, softwares were going great.

[38:59] The grounds were looking fabulous.

[39:01] So they're doing a great job off the forest.

[39:03] and I got a great estimate who goes out

[39:05] and marks the fields and some of the kids

[39:06] help with the lion's stuff.

[39:08] And we're good, we got some good compliments

[39:09] from some of the parents, that's nice.

[39:11] OK, I'm sorry, it was Kelly didn't use the neighborhood.

[39:15] That's OK.

[39:16] I missed a great hit.

[39:18] I was really focused on the street,

[39:19] but I was like, I like to talk about it.

[39:23] I did not get a picture of him.

[39:26] Thank you, though.

[39:27] Yeah, but if you,

[39:31] OK, now it,

[39:46] I just want to provide you guys an update now with the 2027 budget that's been adopted by

[39:52] everybody.

[39:52] Tuesday evening and the last week.

[39:55] You can see the first three items on the list have a brief status next to them.

[40:00] Two of those items used specifically as a part of the treatment work that was requested

[40:06] to be considered by the government body, was being the expanding and parking around

[40:11] where it's part of the pavement, some part of the city part.

[40:15] The latter of the two, Patrick, you mentioned with your mock-up or the tree planings.

[40:23] The preference stated by the part of the treatment work was northside and then the other side

[40:42] I can't remember exactly what was in mind when Peter initially, and I can't remember

[40:50] been brought in as well, but for longer parts, that parking lot goes to the

[40:56] central table we have and double it somewhere. Well, because straight to the

[40:59] south, it's going to be a long parking lot. It turns out an angle, it's going to be

[41:03] a plenty of shape, but my follow elevation a little better from one side to the

[41:08] next and not take up so much space. There's just options there, so I'd like

[41:13] everybody to be thinking if there's some sort of preference that we can work

[41:16] it in now. So we're ready at the ground running in January. Similarly, the

[41:21] aquatic center screen, one of your options, the order on that third page, was

[41:26] whether or not there was a screening preference, something natural versus

[41:29] artificial on the fence line. Absolutely. The council has been able to plantings on

[41:34] the south side of the aquatic center. Maybe not the south side of the entire property.

[41:39] I don't know exactly where you have line Patrick, but in my line, if you guys can

[41:43] I'm going to come up with planting varieties, spacing, making sure that the root systems

[41:49] of what your prep work preferences aren't only caused concrete damage to the pad at the

[41:55] aquatic center.

[41:56] Those are the things to be thinking about now.

[41:58] It marks something out that you'd like to be able to run with it really quickly as we

[42:05] can.

[42:06] I want to be ready so we don't miss that spring timeline if there are spring preferential

[42:11] plantings.

[42:12] That will also help it start to get established before the pool season begins and I always like any

[42:20] improvements we've done before the pool actually opens because then it's, you get the

[42:23] pool season for three and a half days.

[42:26] On the other items, not everything was something specifically requested by our country board,

[42:32] but I didn't want to go ahead and provide those updates as well.

[42:35] You're welcome to ask questions on any of those items.

[42:37] I think it must have been a whole lot of fun if you weren't interested in them for this evening because you have a chance game to see them.

[42:47] Any questions on the budget update?

[42:54] I'm sorry to improve, so we're correct.

[42:57] They'll definitely be ending.

[42:59] I would think anything to do with the second whole very block is not necessarily something.

[43:05] I'd see you guys pursuing until the government body determines what they want to do if anything with that block.

[43:11] security cameras, the various parts, parks, we are looking at other options to

[43:15] dissuade vandalism, so that may take the place of it anyway. The uniform signage

[43:21] all parks that was of one versus a need, so while that you might want to

[43:25] recommend that in future years, just keep in mind that's kind of how it ranks when

[43:29] we're talking about spending money. The fence at City Park is a citizen request

[43:33] and it just wasn't desirable. The new playground to put an evolution in park.

[43:38] There's some aspect of that that might be able to move forward in 2026 budget, and it was not specifically

[43:44] approved as part of 2027, so I just want to make sure we're all aware of that.

[43:49] Okay.

[43:53] Hey, Clayton.

[43:59] For item that I have, that would have been item number bus.

[44:04] Item number bus.

[44:05] It is.

[44:06] It is.

[44:06] It makes a difference.

[44:07] Vision mission goals.

[44:08] All right.

[44:09] Everybody has formalized the vision mission goals document.

[44:13] What you have is a one page version of it. It's a shortened version online. You've got a link to it under the NEMO.

[44:20] You can go see the whole final version of the presentation as it were.

[44:26] There are some goals that you're, that you're forward. You might want to be considering as far as how can you further those.

[44:35] I've provided some thoughts in that second paragraph in NEMO.

[44:39] I was hoping that we would spend some time discussing the effort's speed and see.

[44:44] I'm happy for that to continue to the next meeting.

[44:47] However, I do want some ideas if you have thoughts on the panel to further any of the goals

[44:54] that you would identify as being able to participate in.

[44:58] There are some of those goals there.

[45:00] I would like to thank all of you for your specific public park spaces. I feel like the safety of those parks, things of that nature, even improving quality of life. These are all things that ideally you're going to be thinking of when you discuss budget priorities or other priorities, and you take those to the joint workshop in February each year. These are also things that you're going to call back to as we go forward to conversations. Specifically with those budget requests, those budget priorities.

[45:27] But also, anything that might come before you to be thinking in terms of does it hit on one of those goals that you think is

[45:34] Specifically the part of the tree board. So for instance, what we just talked about the fence request at City Park, who's the citizen request

[45:42] Maybe that does further safety consideration at City Park. You're still going to have to pass

[45:46] Eventually does that outweigh the cost of installation or what not and then make the recommendation and your advisory cuts to the City Council again

[45:55] Again, these are the, I'm trying to prompt you to be thinking of how can we all pursue

[46:00] this shared vision and achieve some of those goals, but also we're all in this together,

[46:06] and I want to speak on your behalf ever as a staff member.

[46:09] This is something that everybody is set on behalf of the community.

[46:13] We're all part of that community in one form or another.

[46:17] Any questions or thoughts at this moment, or is it your preference to have this return?

[46:22] And he's

[46:25] a reference to what I'm sorry.

[46:26] Have this return in the next term,

[46:28] and I don't mean it, right?

[46:31] I just don't want to do that.

[46:32] This is a great opportunity.

[46:33] Yeah.

[46:34] I appreciate that everybody's work is setting these.

[46:37] Do you want input only as a decision and put,

[46:43] or if we have thoughts, email you, email you individually?

[46:46] You can do that.

[46:47] If you're going to do that, I'll bring them.

[46:48] I'll list them in a return.

[46:49] OK, I'm going to hold until next day.

[46:51] I don't mind having them in advance

[46:53] because we spit the whole event.

[46:55] Yeah, OK.

[47:07] I just skipped over the comments, but I don't think we have any further here, but I want to speak, unless someone's you all do.

[47:20] You guys are doing great, you just keep right on.

[47:23] Oh wow.

[47:24] Well, that's good.

[47:25] You're going to have to watch the movie.

[47:27] The movie is not here with the aquatic center.

[47:30] Andy.

[47:32] You could see Farkey's a little clean up.

[47:35] It's one of the amateurs.

[47:36] There's a bunch of little of them.

[47:38] Then we'll find anything measured with a couple of broken.

[47:41] The major gut picked up.

[47:43] Yeah.

[47:43] The major gut picked up.

[47:45] There wasn't.

[47:46] There wasn't.

[47:47] What about the screen?

[47:51] There's loose screening on the tennis board.

[47:54] I worked on that today.

[47:55] Actually, the majority of it was up.

[47:57] I was struggling to do it on my own.

[47:58] That net is pretty heavy.

[48:00] So I got the majority of it up.

[48:03] I've missed in a few of these at times.

[48:05] But I couldn't go back tomorrow morning to finish it up.

[48:08] So it should be ready tomorrow.

[48:09] I was anticipating that as well.

[48:17] Okay, anything else, Andy?

[48:18] Yeah.

[48:21] Mine, Patrick.

[48:22] Patrick, you look at it.

[48:23] I'm talking about it.

[48:24] You said I'm panning.

[48:26] I have to go on having a minute to press.

[48:28] Hey.

[48:30] Kelly, don't worry.

[48:31] Uh-huh.

[48:32] Hey, I think we're there.

[48:35] Can you get a motion to this here?

[48:36] Could you hear me?

[48:39] A second.

[48:40] I'll send him that.

[48:41] I'll don't pay for sale.

[48:42] All right, close.

[48:45] Thank you all for time.

[48:49] Oh, I

[49:04] just ran out of that.

[49:06] I should have said something before that.

[49:08] I was welcome to now when I did it.

[49:13] And I thought I'll be welcome to you.

[49:40] I've been noticing that before,

[49:41] No, it's not going to be so distant to you.

[49:44] Literally, no.

[49:45] But I can't believe it would be that.

[49:47] Yeah, I can't believe it.

[49:50] But that's not true.

[49:51] I can't believe it.

[49:52] That's the same.

[49:54] Same design as the other two.

[49:56] The problem.

[49:58] You know what I mean?

[50:01] And what are you?

[50:03] None.

[50:06] And that's the problem.

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