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[0:07] I'll just meet into order. Thank you for coming, manager, council people, attorney,
[0:17] the briefing. Thank you for coming. We have two members that are absent today. They have a call,
[0:24] so we'll go forward with the meeting. And I'll ask Dr. Geary, they could give us an invitation, please.
[0:39] Thank you for another last day.
[0:42] Thank you for your good university grades.
[0:49] Excuse me.
[0:50] For Mr. Larry, understanding your presence in the absence.
[0:54] We have to do a couple of new businesses that we can.
[0:57] We have a town.
[0:59] And we thank you for everything.
[1:01] And we ask you to stand for the chance of release, please.
[1:06] Thank you.
[1:08] Congratulations to the flag of the United States of America,
[1:13] to the Republic, which has changed, for education,
[1:16] under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice brought on.
[1:22] Here, you're real choked out that we weren't here.
[1:24] I don't know.
[1:25] I don't know, I don't know.
[1:39] We have no public comments, what a night, okay, adoption of the agenda, does anyone have any changes they would like to add or the agenda for the night.
[1:55] Make the motions without the agenda.
[1:58] Second.
[1:58] The motion that's made a staff, Kevin is consisted this assist agenda.
[2:06] You may have, so they made the motion.
[2:09] You both by hand and say yes, if you agree with the consent of the agenda.
[2:20] I mean, the adoption of the agenda.
[2:27] Thank you.
[2:29] So we'll go to the consent agenda.
[2:32] Hope everyone has had time to read over it.
[2:34] Any changes?
[2:36] Anyone see that they want to make?
[2:39] I'll make a motion to adopt the consent agenda.
[2:42] They'll bring the consent agenda second.
[2:46] What you have been made a second to accept the consent agenda.
[2:49] If you agree, raise your hand and say aye.
[2:53] Aye.
[2:55] Thanks, thank you.
[2:58] Now, we have a presentation,
[3:01] Nashville conversion celebration,
[3:03] and I'll turn myself into our Mac to our Mr. Manardee's.
[3:09] Thank you, Madam, Councilor Persson.
[3:12] So we have with us tonight, Mr. Chase,
[3:15] no word from the Knockout of Eden municipalities.
[3:18] We, and he'll go into it more in his presentation
[3:22] on the truth of your COVID history of it.
[3:23] Well, we were, we did convert our software to that mouse and software, and again, I will turn it over to Mr. Norwood and let him present as he sees it.
[3:40] Okay.
[3:41] You're very much managed to use my name is Chase Norwood, the county student of Roger,
[3:44] the legal municipalities, municipal accounting services program.
[3:48] I'm here to celebrate the foot conversion milestone with the town, and I'll just talk a little
[3:52] bit about the benefits of the program, what's been done so far, and how it's left to do before
[3:57] it ends to celebrate first, so this can be.
[4:00] You might have just speaking up a little bit, but we have a 1972 microphone here at the
[4:05] Thank you.
[4:06] Thank you.
[4:12] So the Municipal Accounting Services Program is funded with American Rescue Plan Act 9.
[4:16] We received $25 million for the purpose of providing, like $15 million of which was for the purpose of expanding financial capacity for small towns across the state.
[4:28] 10 million wishes for technical assistance for cities.
[4:31] The funding covers, the covers, covers all costs necessary to participate in the program
[4:38] thanks such as the conversion costs for the tech, for the software, the technology
[4:43] and the partner with a Montana based firm like Mountain Software.
[4:46] They provide a fund accounting ERP system that allows towns to manage their funds systematically,
[4:58] There's a budget prep module to that allows you to
[5:00] build its new projections, export them to accounting,
[5:05] it allows for purchase orders processing,
[5:08] reconciliation of bank statements, so on and so forth.
[5:11] We cover the end of getting this cost as well as the
[5:13] conversion cost in any hardware necessary to run the software
[5:16] through the first three years.
[5:20] And we provide dedicated sound accounting assistance
[5:23] for the first 12 months after conversion
[5:26] through the end of 2020s.
[5:29] After the first three years,
[5:31] it's included in supplement services through maintenance.
[5:35] And after the first three years,
[5:37] the talent takes on annual maintenance costs.
[5:39] And they'll be providers that will have a list of people.
[5:44] But, yes, the blackmail software said,
[5:46] it's really good.
[5:47] Oh, they're in the one you and they're just having the cost.
[5:49] They have a cost.
[5:50] I see, I'm going to be sorry.
[5:51] OK.
[5:52] Okay, so out of the 47th,
[5:55] the municipality of Piedmont Marshal
[5:57] was a 33rd-town to Convert Displacement
[5:58] on Software as part of our program.
[6:01] The goal of our program is to promote
[6:03] financial accountability and reliability
[6:04] by providing the government of accounting software,
[6:08] guidance in the flow on the best practices
[6:10] provided by our team of 15 experts in the field,
[6:13] and dedicated accounting assistance
[6:15] to train a bit more staff throughout
[6:17] and throughout the conversion and for short period after.
[6:33] So, the town went live in the MSI October 1st, 2025.
[6:39] The letter has been converted.
[6:41] That your general letter has been converted
[6:42] to the municipal accounting services.
[6:45] It's a beautiful chartered accounting department with LGC
[6:47] to create a standardized charter.
[6:50] They're all small towns to use.
[6:52] The purpose behind it is that a lot of small towns
[6:57] were struggling to get their audits on time.
[6:58] A lot of this was due to the difficulty of detained auditors
[7:02] on the right of each year, fewer and fewer governmental accounts are remaining in fuel, a lot
[7:08] of them are going to private sector because there's a bit, because there's a little more
[7:13] higher salaries funding in the higher area. And because of that, a lot of firms have fewer government
[7:19] accounts to maintain the level of bond as a result of small towns of suffer due to having smaller
[7:25] to engage in some being less of this and others as it was all devoted less resources to performing
[7:34] their lives. We are one of our goals of our program is to standardize all small panels and make
[7:39] them look more, make others more amenable to taking on more small panels that were just bitten
[7:46] on program that they will be, if an author has performed that on all of our towns before we work
[7:52] a little of our charts the same way.
[7:54] Then, do you see what college needs to scale up
[7:56] to the familiarity?
[7:57] There's less of a, there's less of a learning.
[8:00] So learn a new 10 that's gone to our program
[8:04] because they should all be handling their finances
[8:06] as far as we'd say, that makes sense.
[8:11] Staff, they're training about submitting
[8:13] report us of state show reports timely and accurately.
[8:15] We've provided a daily monthly week
[8:20] and monthly calendar of regular routine tasks
[8:24] the client's sources that must be involved, and we've worked with the staff directly on several
[8:33] both on-site and online to make sure the conversion is successful.
[8:49] A couple of other accomplishments
[8:51] as I mentioned before, the software allows you to use the last source through the software
[8:55] and has the capability of scanning support and documentation to the system,
[9:00] the lawyer reference, touched on the budget prep model already. Blackmail has a very useful
[9:05] tool called Blackmail DMSP, which allows for general vouchers to be automatic and generated
[9:11] for online payments. This has already been implemented here in Marshville, and it makes the
[9:20] posting of those journal entries and report you will save elections about your positions.
[9:24] So,
[9:29] more to come, we're actually in the program, there's about three or four months left in the program at the initial program period.
[9:39] We will still be present and now I'll be in a smaller capacity comes 2027.
[9:46] We'll have a help desk and you'll still be able to as a member of the lead will still be able to reach out to for assistance on an as needed basis.
[9:56] It just won't be quite as direct.
[9:57] In conclusion,
[10:06] the equation for financial success is an hand software tool effectively used by staff.
[10:11] Accounting assistance provided by our
[10:13] Tribal County Service team, and regularly
[10:16] managed to board oversight of equals
[10:18] to rely on financial records and quality services
[10:20] to assist.
[10:22] I do want to take them all into the state
[10:24] legislature for funding and support to allow
[10:26] the program to become a reality.
[10:28] Thank you to the Marshville Board and staff
[10:31] for allowing us to participate.
[10:33] I know it can be very challenging to allow
[10:36] if they're a party to come in and vaccine
[10:39] see, drop your finances if you will for a little bit,
[10:42] but I hope you found it all as worthwhile as we did.
[10:45] It has been quite a process,
[10:47] but it has also been very rewarding for us as well.
[10:50] We also want to thank the local government commission
[10:52] for partnering with the talent that needs to take this step
[10:54] towards better and eventually come to the end of the month.
[10:58] I have a couple of special thanks to Richard Dixon
[11:03] and the finance team.
[11:05] Thank you for putting me in the lead,
[11:10] I have a specific standout if that's okay and I have a fight to present to the mayor, but I
[11:25] have a specific achievement for Ms. Ashley Vincent.
[11:28] Yeah.
[11:32] Did
[11:39] she want to get in the picture?
[11:42] Okay, that's right.
[11:51] Okay.
[11:52] Okay.
[11:53] Okay.
[11:56] Okay.
[11:56] Okay.
[11:56] One, two and three.
[11:59] All right.
[12:03] One for presentation.
[12:09] I have one for Ann's set.
[12:29] There's one for Ms. 40 Edwards,
[12:32] one for
[12:36] Mr. Bond-Hudford,
[12:41] and one
[12:45] for the town.
[12:56] Very much so.
[12:57] Thank you.
[13:13] We want to thank the lead for banking over the Scottish program.
[13:19] As Jay said, this small town was struggling with getting auditors
[13:24] to do their audits each year so by making it more each town being uniform and having the same
[13:33] charge of accounts. So things such as that is makes it easier for an auditor to cope from this town
[13:39] to the next town. So it's hopefully when we get auditors easier. We haven't had that issue thankfully,
[13:46] we didn't have the issue yet. It's always spot on and on time. So we haven't had that but I think
[13:53] this is just thanks to the program, but made it especially challenging for us, was that we also
[14:00] started with Johnny Christie learning to do the five-year budget, so that on top of
[14:07] conversion was a struggle, but we prevent. So again, thanks to the lead to the legislature and
[14:17] to the Council for Allowing this to have.
[14:20] Thank you.
[14:21] Thank you.
[14:22] I had a question about the bill payment.
[14:24] Is that bill payment system?
[14:27] Is that one that we just recently integrated again?
[14:29] So we're not changing it.
[14:31] Yeah.
[14:32] Yeah, this is the one that's in now.
[14:33] Now, okay, so that's the change we've made.
[14:36] Right.
[14:37] Okay, I'm going to go do it again.
[14:40] All right, yeah, this is good.
[14:42] Hopefully we want to change for a while.
[14:44] Good, excellent.
[14:45] The only question I got is
[14:46] I know that the first three years are free.
[14:48] What's the expected cost after that?
[14:51] So we're not in budget, we're not in the budget for it.
[14:55] Do you know what's that mountain charges?
[14:57] This is something to be about.
[15:00] Yeah, there's a big, there's the schedule. And it's 25, I think. Something like that. But I, we've got the information. I've got it documented. We can find it. But it's something we don't need to worry about now. It's going to be. Yeah, I just don't want to wait until last minute. Yeah, I got.
[15:28] We're all done now. We're integrated. Everything's time budget. And we're all. Oh, yeah, it was.
[15:33] Yeah, we're still, we're still learning every go, will we?
[15:37] Everything's integrated, everything's going to get good.
[15:39] You're happy with everything?
[15:40] Oh, yeah, it's just, it's a learning period.
[15:44] Yeah, but yeah, but it's kind of extra to get the news budget and all that at the same time.
[15:50] Like a big bandage report, you know, it's, right now, at least it's stumbled through it.
[15:54] So good, that's good.
[15:57] questions.
[15:57] Any questions?
[16:02] What's in the late policy interview?
[16:05] Many of the things.
[16:07] Thank you, Madam Councilperson.
[16:09] So I asked Ash,
[16:11] you know, ask Ash,
[16:13] and send us off to you last week.
[16:15] You all have stated that you wanted to do a soft opening.
[16:20] At the end of September,
[16:21] and honestly,
[16:23] we're looking at dates and it's probably going to end.
[16:25] come, well, like the mid-controvers, just because you've got random
[16:31] Travis and there's something else going on the next weekend and then the
[16:36] Halloween, anyways, just going to be pushed to try to do it in September, so it
[16:43] probably mid-autumn, but we did come up with some rules and regulations and
[16:48] this is a rough draft. We did it out to you and I know you haven't had time to
[16:53] to read this whole thing.
[16:54] So I don't really expect you necessarily
[16:57] to be able to just go through it
[16:59] and point out a lot tonight.
[17:02] But I did want to at least give you the first read,
[17:05] the first run, and hopefully we can bring it back
[17:09] for a broader discussion on the work session,
[17:13] and you will make whatever changes
[17:15] or that you want to make and we'll go back
[17:17] and make those changes and then get a draft out
[17:21] We'll get a copy out for you and for anybody else so that we have the rules for the part of the staff.
[17:31] But if you've had it for a little while, so if you have questions about it or if there's anything I can ask for you about it, I'd be more than happy to attempt to do it.
[17:41] Why
[17:45] didn't you send us out? I don't know.
[17:50] Friday. Was that in the packet? Yeah, so it was the didn't
[17:56] the fact that there's been a separate. I didn't get that. No, I got the agenda back.
[18:01] Well, we'll get it to you. Okay. I did notice in there. Well, I didn't see anything in there,
[18:06] but what are the fishing rules and hours of operation? I know what to discuss all that later.
[18:11] And we will but right now we're thinking that for the South opening and probably maybe it's not just spring from probably thinking that we probably won't do an efficient until about spring.
[18:23] We have talked to the North Carolina Wildlife Association and about stocking it and they they are and they are in agreement stocking it and we're talking with them back and forth because they did say they think it may be okay to fish a little.
[18:41] There are certain rules go by. You can only get so many of this per day and we're still learning those rules.
[18:49] So we, she may, there won't be fish in when we first opened. We may have it by December or so, but I'm thinking that may be the spring.
[19:03] But we're, yeah, we would have to, because we want to find out what the other town is doing
[19:07] as far as a little charge, $2,000, $3.00, but we don't know if a little charge are, are
[19:14] we going to stop being, you know, there's all those little logistics that we have to work
[19:20] out, so we're still trying to work our way through that.
[19:24] Well, the nice thing is, is that Jackson's helped the road in the pawn shop, they carried
[19:29] be. I guess that's probably something we don't have to worry about this tonight. And I can reach
[19:34] out to them and see if that's something that they're going to say, hey, we're going to open this
[19:38] part because that fishing, this is going to be because they used to have it here. So I'm going to
[19:42] imagine. So at least that would take that off our plate as far as that goes. And then do they
[19:49] actually have the jacks? Jack is a jack. Yeah. So maybe we could just reach out to them and say,
[19:57] Hey, you've got this covered. I think it'll be a good brand new stream for you. And it's my last thing that we have to try
[20:04] Fishing permits, you know, is that what you were kind of as I mean is there a permit that needs to be
[20:11] Usually there it is. Well, as I'm saying. I don't know. I mean, and so is it who is that's not purchased through the town or how would I know
[20:19] I think I really have to have to have a permit and they just have to chill and show it. I'm gonna get an old ladder one more
[20:25] or something like that.
[20:25] Oh, really?
[20:26] Okay.
[20:27] I don't know how I was going around.
[20:31] But the one thing we have decided is that because
[20:37] past the shelter there,
[20:40] that we still need to renovate.
[20:44] At the south opening,
[20:45] we will have some tape up to keep people from going past there.
[20:50] Because around there,
[20:52] it should feel uneven.
[20:53] even we don't want people walking around there yet
[20:56] till we can love it out, maybe grab a little
[20:58] whatever the case may be.
[20:59] So there will be some yellow tape to stop people,
[21:03] you know, ask them to stay within this area.
[21:05] But the playground, the parking lot, the pier,
[21:09] all that will be available with us off of.
[21:11] Are we thinking of having like a full-time staff member
[21:15] out there during park hours?
[21:17] Or is this gonna just be like marshmallow hardwoods
[21:19] so you can just come and go?
[21:20] Right, now we're thinking, right now we're thinking
[21:23] having someone there at least at first and we're thinking we're trying to
[21:27] figure out how many days we fear to have Saturday and maybe one or two days
[21:32] through the week to start with maybe about three days again one weekend day and
[21:39] a couple of week days to start with and then see how it's going to look but
[21:45] especially if we're doing the fishing and stuff like that we probably have to
[21:50] somebody out there. Is there a shelter for that person or so right now we just
[21:56] hadn't we had put the wall to get it. Is that there's electricity to that
[22:01] or anything like that? No, I don't think so. There's no electricity out there.
[22:07] Not for that. I mean it's probably some, probably some in the bathroom and
[22:12] life and things under the couch, but no internet, nothing like that right now.
[22:20] I'm just wondering, because if we had like a little, two things I'm concerned about,
[22:24] number one, you know, with super hot, two to cold, whatever, obviously it might be nice to
[22:28] regulate that somehow, knitting something.
[22:31] Yeah, and two was for fishing permits or whatever.
[22:35] We do have somebody there that's checking those things.
[22:38] It's nice, maybe, like AT&T makes internet air, where you can literally just plug in on the wall, and I don't know, or something, where we can even have the computer, because I hate for people to show up there.
[22:49] Like, oh, we want to fish. Where's your permit? Probably going to have one.
[22:53] No, we're not. You know what I mean? So if we had something where they could just, like, you know, there was an online wild date, but they could just do it.
[22:58] It doesn't do their permit or whatever, maybe we charge them the dollar to use the computer or something.
[23:03] I mean, it just sounds like that might call the other ones.
[23:06] That other field and that is what is designed into this, what is designed to do to be a classroom slash office.
[23:14] Oh, good.
[23:16] And that's it.
[23:17] So we're going to get started working on that.
[23:19] Okay.
[23:20] And I'm just thinking out loud.
[23:22] So I just want to make this convenient for people as possible.
[23:27] Cool.
[23:29] But if you have any ideas, just like those, and you go home every
[23:33] idea, just shoot them to email them to them so that we can keep them
[23:37] around and change what we need to and then the work session to try to
[23:41] file out. Yeah, I only got the one. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, we'll make sure we
[23:45] get rid of them.
[23:48] So they go, I know where they went, they didn't
[23:50] get rid of them, they went to Oakland, and now they're going to be going
[23:53] out on what about parking when they go. We got enough parking for
[23:56] everybody. But we have a parking lot, so yeah.
[24:00] Yeah, we, yeah, so yeah, we, we got a lot of work on that, thank you.
[24:06] Well, we are, we are contemplating, you know, that, that soft opening sort of a little event, hot dolls, maybe something.
[24:16] Yeah, give away, you know, some good door prizes or whether no door was on it.
[24:21] but the surprises or whatever. So yeah, we'll work it on that. Yeah, anyone
[24:30] else?
[24:31] So we
[24:37] don't have a date for that yet? Not a hard date, mid-October right now,
[24:42] but we're trying to have a hard date, by the time we have a next meet,
[24:49] but we're thinking about that because we sort of keep it around a little bit and we just didn't
[24:57] I don't think there's any rush. I like to, you know, make sure that we're all organized.
[25:01] Right. And then we can build upon something. Yeah, we could definitely start small.
[25:06] And we wanted to do it in the thing with me at October two.
[25:11] We wanted to do it because we asked you to have Halloween or property or whatever in the October.
[25:18] over, so we didn't want to buck up against each other.
[25:22] Anybody know when the time changes?
[25:23] Thank you.
[25:24] Time to turn it on out.
[25:27] Yes, I think I'm trying to let them go,
[25:28] but we need to choose another member first.
[25:31] Okay, I'll go for it.
[25:32] They'll be on the first.
[25:34] We'll do it all the way in.
[25:35] We had that extra time if we do what we need.
[25:40] Okay, so that's something to consider.
[25:43] And Sunday, November 1st, so...
[25:47] Yes.
[26:18] So I'm going to take a little vacation so I'll be back in the office next Wednesday.
[26:25] I'll be here tomorrow and then I'll be back in office next Wednesday, but I will have a phone and I will be available to have my emails.
[26:32] I have my laptop.
[26:33] If you name it, just give me up.
[26:36] Actually, it's in charge while you're gone.
[26:42] But this, that's only coming.
[26:46] I have to try to answer any questions in one minute.
[26:51] I'll have something in my comments.
[26:53] All right. We'll begin with you then. All right.
[26:57] Let's start with my favorite topic.
[27:00] Well, that we can start with that one or Mary Christmas.
[27:04] Why are you talking about that?
[27:05] Okay, so Rosalind, we are looking into some things.
[27:09] Some larger signs that we can get, not necessarily thing up.
[27:13] We'll maybe put them aside, but we're waiting to see.
[27:16] QT is redoing that whole interstate.
[27:19] So we're waiting to see what they end up doing
[27:22] I mean, before we commit to anything,
[27:24] but we are,
[27:26] Vivians is looking into some larger type signs to put.
[27:29] Basically, I think they just have a duration
[27:32] by North ale,
[27:35] about the on the street,
[27:37] but from hanging up,
[27:39] they'll be attached to something there.
[27:41] So, as you can see, there'll be larger.
[27:43] But we are looking into them.
[27:45] Good, okay.
[27:46] On the other one.
[27:49] We didn't budget anything.
[27:51] We didn't do anything for the street for the 74 lights now the other lights. They're working on we assign the contract. We know to do the to do the work.
[28:02] But we didn't.
[28:03] In the industry.
[28:05] There's a new street. I think you street and mainstream.
[28:08] The downtown street. That's what we that's what we budgeted. That's what we talked to them about.
[28:14] Well, we didn't budget anything for the and I went back and looked to be sure we didn't but anything for the
[28:21] Can we maybe even just start small and maybe just do between
[28:26] We're like the pizza places or you know, like it started right right here at
[28:31] Main Street and then go to like Wendy's. Okay. Can we just do those few blocks?
[28:36] You know because that kind of don't just branch out from here at least but it's something at least not something before and then
[28:42] Maybe if we just start with those, then maybe next year we could add two more blocks on each side or something, and then eventually get up to something.
[28:51] So, instead of climbing the whole mountain ever, it's just start with something.
[28:57] And especially with the new QT there, and all the things just right in this, this seems kind of the riding part of Marshville.
[29:04] I mean, you know, way down like me, why would we maybe not need it right now, but I like to see kind of just more concentrated here and kind of a welcome to marshal, at least like, you know, the rest of the world, because so many people know this town, you know, ready Travis, all the things and, you know, and I'm going to drive through that all the time on my way to the beach or that it'd be nice to just kind of have something welcoming for the rest of the world.
[29:28] Okay. We'll look at what it takes to get kind of made out of it.
[29:33] You tell my firmament of what holidays?
[29:35] No, for the holidays. I mean, street signs forever, obviously, but you know, just for Christmas,
[29:39] let's just start with that. And then, you know, and then if we have the electricity
[29:42] and the infrastructure in place, we could do other things for other holidays or something,
[29:46] and kind of grow from there. I don't know. I just, I'd like to see just something.
[29:52] You know, it's like I said, it was one of my favorite things for years and years.
[29:56] Thank you very much.
[30:01] I've had some people comment on town-owned properties that are not keeping up with law and maintenance,
[30:12] that kind of stuff. For example, there's a lot of, you know, like truestones they're building,
[30:18] nickels house they're building, and things like that. But, you know, like as far as like brass,
[30:21] like you look at like the curves and things, like where the ABC story is, or any of the town properties, public works,
[30:27] everything seems like it's not being maintained well overgrown for Brad, you know, things like that. I'm dead. More than one comment.
[30:36] And I hadn't really noticed because usually doing something else, but it's, but when you pay attention, you know, I just, that maybe needs to be done.
[30:46] So it's cut back and I want to, you know, everything to stay kind of looking neat playing and whatnot.
[30:51] But maybe you can look into that and see what the schedule is on that or maybe it's just not being done enough or it's not being done
[30:57] Where it's cut back bar enough, but it's the nice of everything kind of look uniform
[31:01] It's you have all these private businesses and everything where it's neatly clean and then get the time town stuff
[31:06] And you know
[31:07] It's usually the ox, you know, I mean, so that was just one thing
[31:12] Code enforcement are they they're we getting the they do it. Okay, and whatnot
[31:17] I've had a couple people say that complained about some things
[31:19] some sort of some things that they don't think I mean he's big enough.
[31:25] He's in every Tuesday and he
[31:28] if someone if someone has reported something and they don't think I've been doing it and just
[31:34] send me a email so I know what I'm able to come about okay you know but he you he's in every Tuesday
[31:41] he's using pretty responsive uh everything I mean everything I've always brought to his attention
[31:48] he looked at. Now he didn't get back with me. The one thing that I did actually,
[31:53] I just noticed it, yesterday I was right, he was over there by a cross street at a private home.
[32:02] There's a footage on the city in New York, and someone had called me about it, and I did tell
[32:09] them about that, but he's still there. So I don't know what happened on that, but other than that,
[32:14] He's been pretty responsive, but I will, I'll check it.
[32:17] I'll follow up with you by, you know,
[32:19] if you can get his passive way to deal with it.
[32:22] It was a very general statement, but I,
[32:24] in our, well, I think it's going to be like, well,
[32:28] and they said, no, that we just,
[32:30] I think it's going to be another one of us.
[32:32] Yeah, he's on that.
[32:33] Yeah, and, you know, obviously,
[32:34] I, we're not privy to all the,
[32:37] all the emails that they're receiving.
[32:39] So when we get the report, I don't know if it's,
[32:42] you know, they're getting a hundred emails
[32:43] I don't know the numbers. Are we doing anything? Are we having any part of the QT opens tomorrow?
[32:53] Correct. Is there a ceremony? Are we supposed to be there or is anything going on with that?
[32:58] That was a regenerative plan, but they told me they had postponed it until the 24th.
[33:06] I don't know, I just, I am with my calendar for tomorrow and it was originally, uh, it was really whenever
[33:13] it is, there's going to open on the Thursday. Okay. I'll be open on Thursday. So any ribbon cutting
[33:20] or ceremony and thing that we'll be on a Wednesday, they do it the day before. So originally,
[33:26] they were going to open Thursday. So tomorrow was going to be the ribbon fundraiser. But I did
[33:32] We try to talk to them and they say that they have postponed it until that. So the 23rd is Wednesday. So it's probably
[33:40] They want to say they get postponed their opening to the 24 so that would mean the 23rd would be the they could really cut it
[33:47] But I will call him again tomorrow and try to solidify that date is best we can't
[33:53] Yeah, I think it's still a movement target for them
[33:56] No, and that's fine. I just again
[33:58] It was in my calendar for tomorrow and I haven't heard anything
[34:01] And is that something that you'd like us to be a part of?
[34:04] Yeah, anyone who wants to I just didn't know okay. Yeah, that's fine. All right. Well, I moved to the
[34:09] 23rd and she was doing mid-day. She was the noon as well. I don't know. Yeah. Yeah. So okay, that's all
[34:15] Yeah, we'll try this the little Friday day day. I can say I think it's still sort of a moving target for them, but I will double check
[34:22] We didn't get it tomorrow. Okay. Thank you.
[34:27] Thank you guys for coming to our
[34:37] I'll try to keep it short. Thank you. The public for showing us and the ones that's watching online. I know about another. I think the last meeting. Have you gotten just with the bivalent? What about the contract?
[34:50] No, I'm trying to get the their audit.
[34:53] I'm trying to get there a little harder.
[34:55] Which, do you have any medication with?
[34:58] Do you ask them for their leg is hard?
[35:01] I mean, I can have some, but if I can, okay.
[35:05] I just figured that can you reach out to their cheek
[35:08] for their border direction for them?
[35:11] I put in a collar, I think it's a collar.
[35:14] Okay, yeah, so if you can,
[35:17] that's the only thing I'm waiting on.
[35:18] It's just get the audit and then try to come up
[35:21] with some rules and then bring to you.
[35:22] But it's okay. Yeah.
[35:26] Thank you.
[35:28] Thank you.
[35:28] Oh my.
[35:30] Thank you.
[35:30] Again, I'll wait.
[35:37] There's a water leak on the center street.
[35:40] And said before.
[35:41] When playing street in terms of martial arts.
[35:45] Is that our water leak or is that?
[35:48] You know, don't abandon a couple times.
[35:50] It's not hourly.
[35:51] We can't really figure out where it's coming from,
[35:54] but it's not a factly,
[35:59] where our water or whatever you do,
[36:02] the business has gone over a couple of different times
[36:04] because the county council member stayed
[36:06] and brought it to my attention a couple months ago.
[36:10] And it stays with all the time.
[36:13] So we've gone over there a little bit.
[36:15] The guys, if you want me to, it's not all of these.
[36:18] and there's no Union County water over there or nothing.
[36:22] But you know you kind of have water that goes on way down there before.
[36:26] Could it be there, there were early?
[36:28] Could it be?
[36:29] Have we reached out to them to let them know that water is coming up?
[36:34] No.
[36:37] But we can't, yeah.
[36:39] I mean that way, if it is, there were early.
[36:42] It'd be nice to go ahead and edit for it.
[36:46] Even though it's not ours, it's still a press responsibility,
[36:57] and I know we're doing
[36:58] the park rules and procedures.
[37:02] One of our regular rules and procedures get brought back up, but I know, I think at
[37:07] the last minute, you wanted to bring up the remote menu, isn't it?
[37:13] Is that going to be at that work session?
[37:14] Well, I have to take the bring at one point, but because people weren't here tonight, I said,
[37:23] well, we're just way to the full council's here. So I can, we can certainly bring back to the
[37:28] workstation and talk about and then put it on the next meeting to vote on. But that's the, that's
[37:34] the value reason that I put to put it on the agenda tonight.
[37:40] And the fire hydrants, I know the last time I brought it up,
[37:44] Raul Street Union and Shady Lane and Elm,
[37:47] they're waiting on a good time to replace them.
[37:51] They chose them out, but they're going to have to cut the water out,
[37:55] so they're just trying to do it at night,
[37:58] just waiting for a good time to cut them off at night and do it.
[38:02] Do we have any idea when that would be the...
[38:05] Because this I asked this back over sturdy so it's been a long time.
[38:13] I mean, I
[38:18] don't have, I haven't just cut it off and do it.
[38:20] I mean, you know, I think we're just trying to be
[38:24] kind of the sense of the people.
[38:26] I mean, because we had to look through it.
[38:29] We had a period that was a little pressure.
[38:31] We had another thing going on.
[38:33] You got that going on.
[38:36] I mean, so we're trying to be aware of people and not put them in a whole lot of strain
[38:45] all the one time.
[38:46] But I can have them go ahead and cut it off and do it.
[38:55] Is there any update on the water sewer rate setting?
[39:01] Oh, no.
[39:02] I contacted the engineer something that's doing it, asked me to do the needed thing else.
[39:07] So they said no, they didn't need anything else from us, and said they were working on it
[39:11] and hopefully finish with us.
[39:15] I think that's it.
[39:24] Thank you so much for coming.
[39:25] Thank you everybody for watching our line.
[39:27] I hope you're by your questions that I'll give you.
[39:32] Thank you very much.
[39:33] I'm your patient's public.
[39:36] Thank you and how sweet that I hear.
[39:38] And I'm very excited and I miss the smell for time.
[39:44] Thank you, I will allow you to script it.
[39:48] It's a good word for this presentation.
[39:51] and hope everyone had a good thought and missed the day.
[39:54] It was a labor day and I hope everyone had a good rest of the week.
[39:59] Thank you.
[40:02] I would love to entertain a lot of people at home.
[40:05] I think it is sad.
[40:06] So good.
[40:10] I love you.
[40:11] I love you.
[40:12] I love you.
[40:13] Thank you.
[40:21] I'm sorry.