[This transcript was generated automatically from audio using AI and hasn't been reviewed by a person -- it can contain mistakes, including plausible-sounding sentences that were never actually said. Treat it as a starting point, not a verbatim record.]

[0:02] I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
[0:18] Thank you. Our next item is discussion action on the minutes of our last meeting.
[0:23] I remember minutes of June 18th, 2026 Council meetings.
[0:29] Does anybody have additions or corrections
[0:32] or feels to make a motion on the matter?
[0:41] I'll move to approve with their second.
[0:43] I'll second it.
[0:44] I'll move by Mr. Snath.
[0:46] Seconded by Mr. Christoffer.
[0:48] Further changes or discussion?
[0:50] All those in favor say aye.
[0:52] Aye.
[0:53] Opposed?
[0:56] The next item we have on our agenda is the presentation on solid waste and they have canceled the safety crack.
[1:03] We'll restigle it for our next meeting.
[1:06] So we'll move right on to this discussion action on importance, amending transportation devices.
[1:13] Do you have this?
[1:14] Yeah.
[1:15] We have it.
[1:16] I'm not sure if our life is going to work in drool through the flash.
[1:22] We have a power belt today.
[1:25] Everything went out, so yeah, do I not see any treats on it?
[1:31] Absolutely.
[1:32] I'll just yell.
[1:38] The transportation devices, the state legislature passed a
[1:43] whole bunch of laws into parks, just because there's so much
[1:48] problems, so many problems, but then one of the interiors
[1:51] I think they've been through some of the models in front of 500% of the statistics that we have got.
[2:00] And so, they've put the bikes in the specific categories.
[2:06] And they have things
[2:12] that are out of the streets with us.
[2:15] We put together an ordinance and I'm sure about the data of what we've got in.
[2:22] We call these applications to license.
[2:24] and everything was formed from the UTV,
[2:29] so it was a lot to trail the applause to those viewers
[2:35] and the E-bikes, it's called Carg's Hall of Winters,
[2:39] and so that's what we're doing at the end of the show.
[2:44] We've got a wide, wide line,
[2:49] and this is a
[2:52] good question
[2:53] about it on your applause to talk about these devices
[2:57] that are permitted, they can drive up in the city
[2:59] and subject to these rules, so we have a standard.
[3:02] have a wide number of trigonometric bioconometric motor cycles.
[3:09] These have some special rules under that state code,
[3:13] which is Title 41 in the state law is traffic, the traffic code.
[3:18] And so, I don't know, this is no more work here.
[3:25] So, then you have the electric first-small system,
[3:30] and mobile devices, and the blood and motorized
[3:33] goes here and goes to the electric assisted motor
[3:36] and devices, just in case you ask me.
[3:40] And all the parts, those heat vehicles,
[3:43] and operation rules, I passed page two,
[3:46] any questions on page two.
[3:53] The thought I was pretty basic,
[3:58] I think it's not O, H, D, and I think it's real easy,
[4:04] just that this license check here in the state.
[4:09] I can't do it.
[4:10] Do you have yours with you?
[4:11] By
[4:14] your certificate, you know, it's
[4:29] all we have.
[4:31] There's no public term on this.
[4:33] It's a traffic order system on the traffic code.
[4:36] Now, we have that meeting with a sheriff
[4:39] last month in the environmental community
[4:41] to talk about T-bytes on July 15th about
[4:45] 30 residents came and the sheriff did a great job
[4:49] in that presentation.
[4:50] It is all over to our YouTube page.
[4:52] You didn't know we had even a YouTube page
[4:56] and so it's not loaded there and if you have questions about how to access that ask through
[5:02] the manages to use
[5:07] the UK.
[5:07] Thank you.
[5:08] Anybody have any questions?
[5:10] Bill, clarification?
[5:13] Otherwise, what's your problem?
[5:19] What we have here?
[5:21] How much do you pay?
[5:22] How much do you pay?
[5:23] Our daughter, it's, we, we sign it in there so we know we can get out and we'll be there.
[5:31] is it's going to continue to change?
[5:33] I would imagine we're off there.
[5:35] I mean, you just had a kid,
[5:36] killed her and you were going to get a taste of it.
[5:38] Yes, a couple weeks ago, I'm going to be
[5:40] up and serving, transpiting and down a sleigh
[5:43] to the park.
[5:44] If you put the walking path in,
[5:46] the kids are out there always, like,
[5:47] and things are going around.
[5:49] You know, I probably would be doing that
[5:51] to the bike parents.
[5:52] Well, I get that.
[5:55] We didn't have that when I was a kid,
[5:56] but the bikes and could you imagine the damage
[6:02] back in the day when we left home in the morning and didn't come home until
[6:06] after dark and parents didn't worry, they didn't worry, so yeah, the only
[6:12] road concern I have with putting this into the ordinance is the enforcement and
[6:17] we have had lots and lots of enforced ordinance and we don't really enforce any
[6:22] to make it come because the refugees do not know anything about enforcement, how do you
[6:27] enforce this?
[6:29] Does anybody have any other traffic left unless during that session, were you there at
[6:34] the night?
[6:35] Yeah.
[6:36] And the deputy talked about enforcement and they tried to let them out to kids in Plain City
[6:41] and they took off all those electric things.
[6:43] They go fast and they never caught them.
[6:46] There's a lot chasing down because it's more dangerous trying to chase the kid on the day
[6:50] But we just need to make sure that we make an attempt to stop and explain how to care that we're not taking those days.
[6:56] The sheriff was here and said they make an attempt, but if the kids out around them, they're not going to try to create an action.
[7:04] So, can you remember I grew up in Western Roombra County with a motorbike too?
[7:09] I knew how to get away if I needed to.
[7:11] You know, the most of the set up there, they're warned before right, to citations,
[7:17] the trend, and for me, you will educate on your own or lead right citations.
[7:22] It's a new problem, and that's what happens.
[7:26] The best thing that we can be educating, I mean, all parents understand.
[7:31] And so, we're taking that on of all the levels from the youth council and our youth programming,
[7:36] all the way through to work parenting classes to try to help parents understand
[7:41] Yeah.
[7:42] How many of those these?
[7:46] Okay, thank you.
[7:48] Any other questions?
[7:51] The next item on our agenda is this resolution recommended.
[7:55] How do you anniversary of veterans of four and more in somebody come out tonight?
[7:58] Yeah, that's what we got about on this.
[8:00] We got about one.
[8:01] I'll make a motion.
[8:02] May I put it on.
[8:03] 2026-10.
[8:05] Transportation devices.
[8:08] Please move by Mr. Stonk.
[8:10] Mr. Stonk.
[8:11] We have a motion to be approved.
[8:13] This is the first question.
[8:14] We'll call about what we're going to do.
[8:17] Mr. Holly, Mr. Christopherson, Mr. Smell, Vice President Slater, President Ewan.
[8:32] Okay, did any static on our agenda is to sit and ten on the measures before and
[8:35] work with anybody here tonight.
[8:38] It's not that this way.
[8:40] Can anyone pass the table just for now?
[8:42] Yeah.
[8:43] I'm just going to move on.
[8:45] Because I think I gave them the wrong time.
[8:47] Okay.
[8:49] Okay, so let's just set this aside, somebody shows up, we'll put it on way here in the agenda, all right?
[8:57] Okay, let's go on to the next thing, which is discussion action on resolution of any integral agreement with Weber County School of Funding, 17 South and 1200 West Road Project.
[9:07] We don't want to go over that between?
[9:09] Yeah, we have asked for an additional some $1.4 million
[9:14] in
[9:19] the 17th industry.
[9:22] That's what this is going to be.
[9:23] This is our second time we've asked for a bonus.
[9:27] We have a budget on that just because the property values increase
[9:30] so much and we have to end up buying that for either of these
[9:35] such houses and different things that just give all the money
[9:39] to be out of the 17th industry.
[9:41] So the projects underway, they're struggling now, but this
[9:49] tonight, because the county is waiting for it,
[9:51] you only have $200,000 left and we still got $30,000,000 to expand, so if you don't want to prove this tonight,
[9:59] you can go back on the line for the rest of the industry project.
[10:02] Everybody have any questions about its resolution 2026K?
[10:10] Interpreter motion.
[10:25] I'll second that.
[10:26] Moved by Mr. Smith, the second opening, Mr. Holler.
[10:29] Further questions, or is there a certain anybody we've heard yet?
[10:34] Okay, through the rough calls, all right.
[10:36] Mr. Holler?
[10:37] Aye.
[10:38] Mr. Stockson?
[10:39] Aye.
[10:40] Mr. Smith?
[10:41] Aye.
[10:42] Vice President Slater?
[10:44] Aye.
[10:44] President Ewan?
[10:45] Aye.
[10:46] Thank you, that resolution is carried.
[10:48] The next item is a discussion action on resolution and
[10:53] talking in general, whether we were counting for survey services.
[10:56] This is something we've needed to do for a while, and it's here to nine surveyors.
[11:02] Maybe just to get it done,
[11:05] build your own needs for a really, really.
[11:07] Yeah, City
[11:12] has an interlocutor and
[11:19] I'd expire.
[11:28] Resolution 2026-L,
[11:31] interlocutor version of the planning survey, but you have any questions that
[11:46] by Mr. Schlauer to from 2026 L. is there a second?
[11:52] I'll second it.
[11:53] Seconded by Mr. Holley.
[11:55] Further questions and discussion?
[11:57] Anybody?
[11:59] Drill Hallwell.
[12:00] Mr. Holley?
[12:01] Aye.
[12:02] Mr. Schlauer.
[12:03] Aye.
[12:04] Mr. Schmout?
[12:05] Aye.
[12:05] Vice President Slater?
[12:07] Aye.
[12:07] President Elon?
[12:08] Aye.
[12:09] Thank you.
[12:12] Okay, we're going to do this resolution 2026.
[12:17] J, which is the send-taming out veterans of four and more.
[12:21] It's a resolution of Mary and Slaygo,
[12:23] the one in the school of history.
[12:27] Bill, we get them to take the seat, Bernie.
[12:32] We're glad to have you.
[12:33] We're glad to have you.
[12:33] I'll come on in and get that.
[12:34] I'll fill that out later, so they can hear what we're going to do.
[12:37] Okay.
[12:47] If you've gentlemen come sit out for a minute and fill that out later,
[12:50] So we can present you with this.
[12:59] Resolution was suggested by Grand Slavery,
[13:02] the Grand Slavery, and the winners.
[13:04] Getting kind of sent this around, so we'd like to add
[13:10] to that on here to the CD.
[13:12] No.
[13:12] We're here in London.
[13:13] Yes.
[13:34] Marion State of the City Resolution, 2026J, Centennial
[13:38] of the Veterans and Foreign Wars.
[13:40] Joint Resolution of Marion State of the City,
[13:42] recognizing and celebrating the sentennial anniversary of the veterans of
[13:46] foreign wars in the United States. Whereas, there is a municipal corporation
[13:51] newly organized and existing under the State of Utah, and the city operates under
[13:55] the Councilmember of the government, specified in the state law. Whereas, the
[14:00] veterans of foreign wars, the W. Traces, its foundational roots to September 29, 1899,
[14:07] for veterans in Columbus, Ohio to secure recognition of the United
[14:12] Influenza, Ohio to secure recognition here from Rotterdam.
[14:17] Whereas for over 100 years, the VFW has grown into one of our
[14:21] nation's most steadfast veteran service organizations,
[14:26] championing, championing landmark legislation including the
[14:30] creation of the veterans administration, the establishment of the GI
[14:34] Bill and the development of the National Cemetery System, whereas millions of members who
[14:40] rising the VFW and its auxiliary continue to live by their enduring motto, no one does
[14:47] more for veterans, contributing to millions of volunteer hours and essential financial
[14:53] assistance to local communities, military families, and hospitalized veterans, whereas the
[14:59] organization.
[15:01] 6,000 local folks globally, including a post in our city, which serves successive generations of American
[15:08] service members. Now, therefore, we are resolved by the Marin City Council of Marine Slaterville,
[15:14] but the city, hereby recognizes and honors a century of legacy excellence, sacrifice of
[15:20] the way green advocacy demonstrated by the veterans and foregoors and a copy of this resolution.
[15:26] we'll be presented to the NW post auxiliary 1481
[15:32] for both Red J. Grant located at 907 West
[15:35] Wells Street, Mary and Slaterville as a testament
[15:38] of our profound gratitude and respect
[15:41] for their enduring service to our nation's heroes
[15:43] and local community.
[16:05] As the mayor signs it, come
[16:13] up and shape it.
[16:14] As of the City Council of America.
[16:23] Thank you, Patrick.
[16:24] Thank you, Mayor.
[16:25] Thank you.
[16:26] It's absolutely important.
[16:33] Thank you so much for that.
[16:35] You guys will score.
[16:36] I really appreciate it so much.
[16:39] Everyone is happy to watch you for us.
[16:41] That's a small thing.
[16:43] Thank you.
[16:48] Thank you.
[16:49] Still not on record.
[16:50] Thank you.
[16:50] I think I'll turn command over.
[16:52] Thank you.
[16:56] Thank you so much.
[17:00] Thank you.
[17:01] Thank you.
[17:02] Thank you very much.
[17:04] Happy to recognize you.
[17:07] Thank you.
[17:10] Happy to recognize.
[17:12] Thank you so much.
[17:14] Thank you so much.
[17:22] You know, I don't know.
[17:33] I'm going to make a truck yet here with the mayor.
[17:35] I have a guest,
[17:39] president.
[17:41] I'd like to make a motion to approve the resolution of the 2020
[17:45] and the state of programs.
[17:48] So I'll have him around.
[17:50] Here we go.
[17:51] I'll get a motion to approve.
[17:52] Thank you very much.
[17:53] Resolution 2026J, made by Mr. Schleiner, seconded by Mr. Schmack.
[18:01] I'd just like to say thank you for everything.
[18:06] I appreciate veterans and I appreciate the things that you've done for the veterans and
[18:13] sir.
[18:13] Thank you.
[18:16] Roll call roll.
[18:18] Mr. Holly?
[18:19] Hi.
[18:20] Mr. Pristofferson?
[18:21] Hi.
[18:21] Mr. Schmack?
[18:22] Vice-presents later.
[18:25] President Elon.
[18:26] I thank you, that carries.
[18:30] You know, this group has been a small mouthful
[18:32] for the July 20th elections.
[18:36] That's right.
[18:38] There's this 250 anniversary of our country.
[18:44] Oh, there's another 200 year anniversary.
[18:47] So, thank you very much for having us.
[18:51] Thank you.
[18:52] So here's a little piece of information to most BFW posts due to we are we hope that the BFW doesn't have to stay around because it'll be a memory you have to have gone to more.
[19:07] So a lot of posts don't make it to 100 years.
[19:10] In the state of Utah, we have 23 posts.
[19:13] We will be the second to make it so 100.
[19:15] There's only one post over in us.
[19:17] My original post was in New Hampshire before I came out
[19:21] this way, the Air Force took me this way.
[19:23] There at the age of 98 this year.
[19:26] So, the older posts, they're kind of dying out.
[19:30] So, do you know what Ellen Colbert's cinema line,
[19:34] because what that does is it makes our voice louder
[19:37] in Congress.
[19:38] When Congress comes after it's right, we are there to protect it.
[19:43] So, if you know a veteran that meets out, send them to us.
[19:47] If you know a veteran, I could be a little send them to us.
[19:50] And that's what we're here for.
[19:52] And we're 100% volunteer because like everybody else,
[19:56] but we focus on veterans and men.
[19:58] But again, thank you all. We really do appreciate it.
[20:01] Thank you. Thank you.
[20:02] Chair,
[20:10] nice that on the judges are officer reports and
[20:13] legislative oversight to start a few minutes there.
[20:17] Welcome, we appreciate you being here.
[20:19] Thank you.
[20:20] That was an honor to bring nice to the other.
[20:26] I placed in front of all the members accountable.
[20:30] Bingo card, I just wanted to highlight what the Youth Council has done.
[20:36] If you look at your DEMO cards, it's got all kinds of things that many people have put together, so you've had to participate in.
[20:46] So there was five red here participants for this, and actually 20 participated pretty evenly.
[20:53] They give out over 400 stickers for this DEMO, which is pretty incredible.
[20:59] You read what they did.
[21:01] And I'd like to thank Brad and Dean for coming out for breakfast with the, we did the
[21:09] dinner.
[21:10] They had a movie night in the market out here, I think this day up till about four o'clock
[21:14] in the morning, lots of movies.
[21:15] So if it was a great time, I'll think of a man who got it emotionally, may have her daughter
[21:21] build out a lot of her, but it was really nice to see that, and we had the fire ground, and
[21:27] and come over, they had to leave because the fire,
[21:30] the sheriffs came through that they got called out,
[21:33] but we wanted to recognize them too,
[21:34] for just showing their support for our youth in the city.
[21:38] So that was really nice.
[21:40] I just wanted to point that out.
[21:43] I was able to go over to the fair to the sheriffs,
[21:47] they had a sheriffs department,
[21:49] fire department softball game.
[21:51] That was pretty entertaining.
[21:52] and the fire department won this year.
[21:57] So that was really from our community,
[22:00] their place with our community booth.
[22:04] I didn't think they overlooked this
[22:05] because we've taken it for so many years.
[22:07] But that was really nice.
[22:09] And I don't want you guys to see it.
[22:10] I was able to help a little bit.
[22:12] And I'm really nice.
[22:13] They did a really good job for us.
[22:17] Yes, and I believe Brad is aware
[22:19] that the fire district is working on
[22:21] on an organization,
[22:26] Riverdale and Pro City,
[22:29] so that is going through their ability,
[22:32] they'll jump in, making the correct decision
[22:34] to give those data a place.
[22:38] This, we were working with the sewer district
[22:40] to come up with a buffer zone for the plant.
[22:43] It was recommended years ago, 2001, up and like that.
[22:53] But now they see the issues coming to life, our risk is past the big housing development
[23:00] and budget right up against it.
[23:02] So we're going to try to come up with some kind of a zone for that.
[23:06] If you go out and have a situation there, so we don't have a lot of complaints.
[23:12] Yes. Do we already have something in place? I talked to Bill years ago about this issue. Do we have something in place or are we creating something?
[23:23] creating something they tried. This would be before I started. The bill was involved, and
[23:27] and the gas was involved, and I'm okay. The sewer did, if you came in the Netherlands,
[23:31] we had a disconcerned, and I was part of it because some of the people here really pushed
[23:37] to make a storm here, and come up with charge five cents a month for everybody that uses it,
[23:45] to be able to purchase property around the sewer plant, and the bill was above her.
[23:48] the old-time manager apparently was adamantly opposed to it. Now they're
[23:53] coming back 20 years later going, God let's do this. Well fortunately for us
[23:59] between Bill and Jess there was a lot of things we showed we were able to show
[24:03] them that was already we tried to put it in place which is a nice buffer zone
[24:07] but as a disappoint Mr. Holly there was there was nothing we're just trying to
[24:11] create something now all right to help out because there is some laws that can
[24:18] and hamper the sewer district.
[24:20] If it's a nuisance to people,
[24:22] Bill, I don't know what that is specifically called.
[24:25] But yeah, the president,
[24:28] they're not doing anything to make things better.
[24:31] Their presidents can come in and study
[24:32] it's not happy with those,
[24:34] and they're before we work around,
[24:36] they can complain and we didn't do some lawsuits about it.
[24:40] So we're trying to be pre-empted now.
[24:42] That should have been pre-empted over 20 years ago.
[24:45] which was everything we tried.
[24:47] We tried, the end of the end of us, and Bill, they tried,
[24:52] and it was unsuccessful.
[24:54] So now they're coming back on.
[24:55] We wish we would have done it.
[24:57] We have all the information we've got.
[24:59] We have all the, I didn't find all the hazard zones
[25:04] to set there in a while,
[25:06] or now all of a sudden they decided to believe us
[25:09] when we said it to the market public.
[25:16] Dave, you know here, one more thing I just like to thank
[25:19] I think the staff are on the hard work.
[25:21] We had multiple plums go down over this last month
[25:27] that we've never experienced before.
[25:29] There was a lot of time spent trying to get these back up
[25:32] and run our ponds and it doesn't go without
[25:35] recognition that the average rent
[25:38] there's been a lot of things going on.
[25:39] Really good, the spreadsheet was 17.
[25:42] Trend has put out so many bars over there.
[25:45] It's incredible and it's actually trying to keep up
[25:47] but everything else we have, not yet.
[25:50] We couldn't rule them, so thank you.
[25:53] Okay, the other thing that you can talk about
[25:55] is community events, we really want to work with these,
[25:58] you can request a flag as a new advocate
[25:59] about the carbon market in the families of the internet.
[26:03] Okay, so we'll be alert, that's coming in.
[26:06] So we have the last few of the dark market,
[26:10] this Friday, next Friday, it's September 11th,
[26:12] so that was a new advocate on the last Friday of the 14th.
[26:25] So this was started by communities that care for fewer human services as a way to
[26:33] help our youth and together and support new programming, health care, our public safety
[26:46] providers to share the environment's strength, so we continue that tradition.
[26:51] We started the first time in 2020 where we did what we collected to gain in the big
[26:59] of our families and the
[27:04] big drop back and so waste management has driven this event and
[27:11] we were counting this contribution
[27:16] for the first 250 people to come in every event.
[27:20] Thank
[27:26] you, Bill.
[27:29] You have a thing that we need to discuss, because these are a lot of instruments for vehicles.
[27:37] What we're doing for vehicles, drink one of these drinks and roll with this.
[27:40] Yeah, you know what I mean?
[27:41] You throw that gum all the way.
[27:42] We've got a working this last week.
[27:44] I had that gum all done before I could give it a man to go over these.
[27:48] So you can trash that.
[27:50] We've kind of been working to read the figure of our vulnerable to this last week.
[27:54] And I think we've come up with a solution of those kind of work really good.
[27:57] We have, we're going to move that from a halftime down into a smaller GMC canyon, which is a smaller, it doesn't mean to halftime.
[28:10] I don't know if I'm going to get around and slated the lowering cost and what.
[28:18] We've got in, what we're going to promote is to move him into a GMC canyon for $123,292.
[28:25] And
[28:30] we are going to sell line pickup drug, which is an F-150, approximately $36,000 is what we expect to, you know, that drug.
[28:42] And then we've got, you know, that's an F-150 as well.
[28:49] So when I move it in this drug, then we're going to move that.
[28:51] That drug down to net.
[28:53] So we're just going to cut stuff and things around, and save ourselves a little bit of money on the vulnerable this year.
[28:58] So that's kind of what we're proposing.
[29:00] So 43, 292 is over 10,000 dollars.
[29:08] So what happens is you pass the law or you pass the budget over
[29:18] 10,000 dollars, you have
[29:20] to come and ask the idea and this is where we will lot the money that's budgeted to
[29:29] count
[29:29] I don't know how to roll it out.
[29:32] Then the needle will have the same goes for purchasing one and selling one.
[29:38] Then change this, this, for a year, $56,000.
[29:45] It will work as in the U.N. instead of the $100,000 basically.
[29:49] So it's also a total of $100,000.
[29:50] And then it will change the, like, changing the vehicle
[29:54] to create the efficiency in a little bit.
[29:56] Even though not much, you won't see much.
[30:03] I think it's way more financially responsible, this way, and it should work out great. So instead of the near, the near $100,000 figure for looking at 43, well, basically when we sell other types of things, you're going to be way under, you're going to be $5,000 to $6,000 to upgrade the one truck, and do everything I think we need to do to the city. That's why we turn it on.
[30:35] There is a possibility when you manage the thing that the market sells the pieces, like
[30:40] happens in the county a few years ago, and you're stuck with a whole bunch of expensive
[30:44] trucks that we have to pay for, and they couldn't give us.
[30:47] There is a risk in doing it, however, our risk is minimized because it's more often.
[30:55] So there's a good shape.
[30:56] Plus we get a lot of state contract, a graduate level, and so some time we turn around and
[31:18] So what
[31:26] we need to do is the amount of money you have to
[31:30] authorize is this is
[31:37] the one I hand out to you okay
[32:34] Mr. Halle, Mr. Christopherson, Mr. Smell, Vice President Slater, President Eelon.
[32:43] or
[32:47] on a video string.
[32:58] Next time on our agenda is a close meeting to discuss imminent and ongoing
[33:04] new litigation and strategy to purchase or sale of real property and our public meeting
[33:12] and going through an executive session or
[33:22] executive meeting.
[33:25] Thank you everybody for coming. I appreciate your thoughts and your image.