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[0:00] So, sweetly.
[0:06] Good.
[0:13] Before, maybe, we can't get out of the office.
[2:03] We are here at the Democratic office meeting. This meeting is now calling the warden. It's also being held virtually.
[2:10] The
[2:29] AP appointment has to take the last group,
[2:36] so we'll do a
[4:40] discussion for
[6:18] this.
[6:19] Assistant Macbeth, say hi,
[6:21] hi and hi,
[6:37] no matter any commission and concerns.
[6:44] For Mr. Pratt, do you have to try to get the Board?
[6:46] Yes, Mr. Chair, thank you for a tax to the agenda
[6:50] and the fifty minutes to the happy the latest
[6:53] First Report as presented by the Executive Director of
[6:58] Board of Board of Board of TWICE.
[7:07] We also had a request for an ad for the end of the LICP Freedom Fund dinner that's coming up on October 2nd.
[7:18] And full page ads start at full page ad inside center. They have $2,000 at $1,000.
[7:26] dollars, a full page ad inside cover. They have $1.750. They have a full page ad general placement.
[7:35] They have two left at $325. That page ad to move into $15 and they have three left for those.
[7:43] A national policy.
[7:50] Debt between China, 35.
[7:52] General placement, 35.
[7:55] Any of the doubts until they agree?
[8:29] Say nay.
[8:30] We
[8:40] shall receive votes.
[8:41] I don't know very easily about my senior eye.
[8:44] My senior eye, I oppose the nay.
[8:46] The motion is approved.
[8:48] Are there any other issues?
[30:08] It's almost a point call. Yeah. That's your, that's your, that's what happened. There was $200 a piece now. What it comes out of getting away, a quarter million dollars. Really worth a quarter million dollars.
[30:56] from the state to the board of the story.
[30:58] There'd be nice.
[30:59] Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
[31:01] As always, thank you, Mr. Chairman.
[31:03] I'm just calling.
[31:05] It was the second, twenty-two and the second,
[31:08] twenty-six meeting with the AM County Board of
[31:09] Commissioners is called in order.
[31:11] Meaning that that was on the behalf of
[31:12] First Lady of the years,
[31:14] you know, first up will third be called for.
[31:17] Thank you, Mr. Chair.
[31:18] Mr. Chair, please.
[31:18] First, Mr. Gremmer.
[31:20] Mr. Tatsum.
[31:22] Mr. Gremmer?
[31:23] Mr. Gremmer?
[31:23] Mr. Gremmer?
[31:24] Mr. Gremmer?
[31:24] here.
[31:28] Mr. Ch nearby.
[31:29] Mr. Ch capacita your.
[31:36] Here.
[31:36] Cheer.
[31:37] President.
[31:38] Thank you.
[31:39] Just sharing that.
[31:40] We're here for everybody who is able to surprise.
[31:43] So you can lead you.
[31:44] and this is my
[31:47] first meeting since the time.
[31:52] And so we're going to allow that.
[31:54] We'll just stand in one condition on the back
[31:58] and in this little period of time,
[32:00] just to start understanding which remains.
[32:04] And in front of no end, the sanitation and the recovery
[32:06] and we'll keep in your thought the family will be too.
[32:09] Children who lost their lives will write a good fight
[32:12] and be worried how much it costs.
[32:13] Next
[32:31] up, the approval of the minutes from August 25,
[32:34] from the 16th and emotional meeting
[32:36] in order to prove that
[32:42] it's supported by a baby and the special limits, saying that
[32:49] I'll better adopt in the minutes, as admittedly said, if I would say, I, I, I, and you
[32:53] post same name.
[32:57] Next up, our issue is to, again, about objection in a substitute will be added for the following
[33:03] agenda.
[33:03] I remember it from a second person, she did it.
[33:06] The assistant to the control order brought by an coordinator position from the four-week
[33:10] 100 degrees and we're classified as on the coordinator.
[33:14] I also recommend recommendation from the FOIA appeals committee regarding the FOIA appeal of the adult regarding request.
[33:23] W-063-4-5-2, the Asheville Council for Tuesdays will be added as item number two objection.
[33:40] Thank you, Mr. Chair, for your appeal from Luke Barrow regarding the past W-063-2008-2226.
[33:51] Thank you, Mr. Chair, for your appeal from Luke Barrow regarding the past W-063-356-083126.
[34:00] Thank you, Mr. Chair, for your appeal from Andrew Cudley-Keeb regarding the past W-063-472.
[34:09] I am 090826.
[34:11] 6-5-6-ity.
[34:13] I am 080 from EW, EW, immediate LLC for out-of-the-class W, 063087.
[34:21] I am 080126.
[34:23] 6-5-6-ity.
[34:25] I am 0908226.
[34:29] 6-5-6-ity.
[34:31] I am 080126.
[34:32] I am 080826.
[34:36] 6-5-6-ity.
[34:36] I am 080126.
[34:38] I am 080126.
[34:39] I am 080126.
[34:39] this question.
[34:41] Thank you, Mr. Chair, resolution number 2026-09103.
[34:47] From the literacy planning board, missionaries
[34:48] recognize the September 11th through September 17th, 2020.
[34:52] So it says page three.
[34:53] Lay some file.
[34:54] Thank you, Mr. Chair.
[34:55] We have a link where I feel from the adult
[34:57] regarding request W-063452-090426.
[35:03] Thank you, Mr. Chair.
[35:04] We have a late letter from Dave.
[35:06] I just I was designing the ink of the household's paper memory.
[35:11] I was presented to the racial equity testing board.
[35:18] Thank you so much.
[35:20] Thank you.
[35:21] Next up, our recommendations for the FOIA field committee regarding
[35:26] the FOIA field from Wood Powell regarding the trust number
[35:30] W-0632-30008226.
[35:37] The FOIA field committee met yesterday regarding the FOIA field
[35:40] including the FOIA field work must make a motion
[35:44] and then hooked up over it and died.
[35:46] The way that appeals committee recommendation.
[35:49] Commissioner Mayville has chaired.
[35:51] The committee would like to present
[35:53] the committee's recommendations.
[35:56] Now, thank you, chair, yes.
[35:58] So this one yesterday said in that,
[36:02] this one has to deal with some court documents
[36:06] that are not subject and so did I.
[36:12] I know the request should be repulsed.
[36:14] I move to the nine main field in the grounds
[36:18] that the county does not have accession view control
[36:22] or the requested records.
[36:24] I have requested records to do that exist
[36:26] within the county's possession and most importantly control
[36:31] and it's, okay.
[36:33] Let me see that, MCL, 15, 2, 3, 5,
[36:37] that
[36:56] deals with many regarding playup
[36:58] I feel completely fine with that.
[36:59] I'll be back in a bit.
[37:01] Zero six, three, three, five, six, dash, zero, eight,
[37:06] three, one, two, six, cushion, amazing.
[37:08] Thank you, Chair.
[37:10] This is the no one from the same person
[37:12] but a little bit different that we have to do with.
[37:15] This
[37:19] is well,
[37:25] she was acting with words.
[37:29] So
[37:32] subject to this closure.
[37:34] So the denial of her question that is shipping
[37:38] is
[37:42] denied on the grounds that the county doesn't have possession in control of the requested
[37:47] act in its site, the requested records, the United States within the county's possession
[37:53] in control.
[37:55] MCO 15, that 2355 instrument
[38:01] bills are the
[38:17] recommendation from the FOIA of Pills Committee regarding FOIA
[38:20] but feel from heavier committee.
[38:22] A regard to request W-063472-090826.
[38:31] Take your chair.
[38:33] In this case, there were partial records supplied.
[38:36] What could be supplied the first
[38:53] denying
[38:53] on the grounds that the counties produce all of the records
[38:57] that were requested subject to evictions
[39:00] for exempt materials.
[39:03] I think those parts I mentioned
[39:10] are by the side.
[39:11] I'm
[39:19] a nation from FOIA, appeals to many regarding FOIA,
[39:21] PO from WBL, I'll see you regarding the press number
[39:26] W-0-6-3-0-8-7-0-8-122-6, commission of April.
[39:34] Thank you, Chair.
[39:35] Again, the committee that
[40:09] was signed back.
[40:11] So, being said, I know that the appeal was denied on the grounds that the counties produced
[40:17] all of the records that were requested, subject to redactions for exam materials to the extent
[40:24] that no records were produced in response to any category of the requested records.
[40:30] It is because the records do not exist within the county's possession, it
[40:37] certifies that
[40:39] The records do not exist.
[40:41] I'm zeal 15.235.3.
[40:46] I feel support for
[40:57] recommendation for the play of the list committee.
[41:00] You regard the play of the list from Christians for third.
[41:03] I request W-0-6-3-1-8.
[41:28] There were an
[41:33] extended number of any categories.
[41:41] The records do not exist for
[41:45] how it certifies that the records do not exist.
[41:48] I'm zeal 15.5.
[41:52] might make most of my checkers.
[42:06] I would like to mention, or boy, it feels
[42:08] committee regarding FOIA P.O. to be
[42:10] involved in regarding group bus, that
[42:12] equals 06, 3-4, or 5-2.
[42:14] The
[42:43] field is denied on a cut possession
[42:46] and control over our subwriters.
[42:49] I either request
[42:54] the county certifies
[42:55] that the county records.
[42:57] The United States, I'm still in
[43:17] public comment.
[43:19] Each figure will be allowed three minutes.
[43:21] The court will sit at home.
[43:22] If you wish to address the neither mind
[43:24] and leave the image, or want to speak
[43:25] I'm
[43:28] going to stay virtually, which is what we're going to do with Ridge Pans of all of that power.
[43:33] I'm going to work please stay.
[43:34] I'm going to donate for a record if I connect to your email. I will let you know.
[43:44] I'm Charles Bokey.
[43:47] I live on North College Road.
[43:49] I'm Vice President of England County Farm Bureau.
[43:53] And at our annual meeting earlier this month, we passed a resolution that I'd like to make all aware of.
[44:01] It reads, supporting MSU extension and in-accounting 4-H program.
[44:08] MSU extension and 4-H programs have been around for over a century.
[44:14] The 4-H program provides many skills to both rural and urban youth.
[44:19] Skills include public speaking, planning, organization, responsibility, and leadership.
[44:25] Currently, 4-H programs and in-accounting serve over 2,400 youth annually.
[44:31] Like all educational opportunities and programs, MSU Extension and 4-H programs need funding.
[44:40] The action in County Fire Rail, strongly encourages the Inham County Board of Commissioners to continue supporting and funding Inham County MSU Extension and 4-H program.
[44:54] I talk to the commissioner in the last words. He said the budget process is well underway.
[45:00] So, instead of going to any of the committees, I thought I'd bring it here just to make you all aware of the support that Ingham County Farm Bureau has for chemists, you extension, and the 4-H programs. And aside from, I may result of 4-H programs, many, many years ago, I'm at its lead to a lot of fantastic opportunities and leadership. So, thank you for your time, and thank you for the support. Thank you, Mr. President.
[45:29] Any other members of the public?
[45:33] Did you please sign a surre-summoner for the federal teaching purposes?
[45:38] Sorry, thank you. I appreciate it.
[45:56] I think
[45:59] the bill will be applied to the bill.
[46:01] I see nobody is asking for the public to respond to the board.
[46:05] So public comment does not vote.
[46:11] It's needed to be presented to prepare a patient for committee checks.
[46:16] So we will allow the consideration of the consent agenda
[46:20] that is boarded up to the procedure whereby we should use
[46:22] a partial consent agenda or the x to the x case.
[46:26] And then it's procedure to recruit some non-controversial
[46:28] resolutions together to deal with that one function
[46:30] about discussion.
[46:31] We keep out of the consent agenda resolutions
[46:34] that require a roll call vote for solutions
[46:36] and discussion and resolutions that apply
[46:38] important to these states.
[46:40] Any single member who is boarded and advised
[46:42] the civic resolution to be discussed and allowed
[46:44] about Saturday, but that said, we have a little bit of
[46:47] Washington for receiving some things together, which we make a
[46:50] big, huge sea boat.
[46:53] It's Saturday, the evening, and all I lose for the exception of
[46:57] item 10, which requires a role hold by being billed for that.
[47:03] It's reported by tennis.
[47:06] Okay, I'm sure Alex.
[47:07] Thank you, Chair. I need to make it a close hour at 29.
[47:11] I have a family member that works for us.
[47:19] And then it's the motion for which I took the exception mine members to stick to my home,
[47:26] paper of having that he's sent a genital police commissioner saying hi.
[47:30] And he will say me.
[47:38] Thank you, Mr. Chair for the items on the Senate agenda.
[47:41] Can you have a recommendation or a commission on the committee?
[47:42] Yes, Mr. Gruren?
[47:43] Yes, Mr. Johnson?
[47:44] Yes, Mr. More.
[47:45] Mr. Bishop Ava.
[47:46] Mr. Tehran?
[47:48] Yes, Mr. Panian.
[47:49] Mr.
[47:52] Bishop will comment.
[47:53] Yes, Mr. Brad Bees.
[47:54] Yes, Mr. Shakespeare.
[47:57] Yes.
[47:58] Mr.呃, yes.
[48:00] Yes, chair's.
[48:01] Karen.
[48:02] Yes, this is chair content there
[48:05] to
[48:08] agenda item number 10, account insertions and finance committees are
[48:11] resolution to adopt an ordinance of many that he has had an ordinance to
[48:14] provide for key and position and collection of excess tax on persons engaged
[48:19] to the business or provide a release for testing, yes, to provide for an increase
[48:23] in the amount of tax as approved by the lawyer's mission and practice.
[48:28] I move the resolution, which is of course, I can provide additional tax for
[48:59] We're going to provide permission to provide for an increase in the amount of the tax as
[49:05] yes, Mr.
[49:06] just different that I
[49:06] canMy
[49:06] yes,
[49:07] your yes,
[49:15] it was chamber right
[49:19] yes,
[49:19] because
[49:20] chair the
[49:24] chair the
[49:25] resolution to pass on.
[49:27] Just
[49:39] here
[49:45] Jean,
[49:46] the endary,
[49:47] mother's of the boy with
[49:48] litigation in advisory
[49:49] panel.
[49:50] Mary,
[49:51] Oh,
[49:52] he's the parent in
[49:54] Barbara.
[49:55] Worker.
[49:56] Brace.
[49:56] The word.
[50:09] say nice.
[50:20] And in front of
[50:20] the league with the
[50:21] region.
[50:21] And so on.
[50:22] I don't call it would
[50:22] work,
[50:30] but
[50:33] that's no
[50:34] universal for this.
[50:35] What comment is not for this.
[50:44] This Thursday,
[50:44] it'll be for me.
[50:45] L.
[50:46] Um,
[50:47] at the in-kind
[50:48] of Canvas service $30.
[50:50] So, I'd come for a
[50:51] Nice meals, 5.30 to 7.30.
[50:53] And it supports full of disarrays
[50:56] that students raised as well.
[50:57] Hence a garden in the native zone next to them.
[51:00] And they give it to the garden project.
[51:02] And then I also help students there
[51:04] if they get employed during summer.
[51:07] And they learn a lot of leadership skills.
[51:10] And students actually, they go to school, sir.
[51:13] It's fun event.
[51:14] It's fun event.
[51:16] My second item, I think it is a laid-backed part
[51:20] If you have that chance to drive by, take a look at the park.
[51:24] Lots of trees fell down for work with regard to take care of that situation.
[51:36] Thank you, Chair.
[51:37] It's just going to take on my fellow commissioners and President
[51:42] for the resolution for citizen of the year for weather bill.
[51:47] Be attending that tomorrow and it's a small town made a big heart
[51:52] and they provide a way to be.
[51:55] So, thank you so much, and it really needs a lot to be continued, whether or not.
[52:01] And I ask what you just want to say, thank you for the moment of silence, that the commission
[52:05] has stayed early on, because we have a tragic accident that happened in the district of the
[52:13] community.
[52:14] And there's a lot of people already coming, a lot of kids that are already coming, because these
[52:20] kids didn't do anything wrong.
[52:21] We were just on the road riding the bikes, the helmets are so loose, the city waves, they had a candlelight vigil
[52:30] for them on Sunday night, and it was very well attended, and I just want to say thank you.
[52:36] I'd love to miss you guys for allowing that to the chair. Thank you, Mr. Pastor.
[52:42] Thank you, Mr. Chair. I think most of you are already aware that this is going to be my last meeting
[52:48] from the until mid to late,
[52:50] till the surgery, October 6th,
[52:55] to remove the lip and eye brain to look six
[53:01] weeks.
[53:01] And so, it's gonna take three sets
[53:03] on from the air, look back and see the public.
[53:07] So,
[53:33] yes, you must follow that.
[53:36] I
[55:13] will say, immediately before this meeting,
[55:16] I was at the behavioral health centers,
[55:18] ribbon tying for the crisis care center.
[55:21] that we all played a huge part in the coming day.
[55:25] So thank you all, the commission's here supporting that,
[55:27] but we'll
[55:33] continue to revitalize that currently baking
[55:36] for the Clarence site to a behavioral and social health
[55:40] for folks to make sure that they're ready
[55:44] to wear some really important things
[55:47] when they're including techniques, one for adults,
[55:51] and community crisis services,
[55:52] and other other community crisis services,
[55:55] as well as stabilization that's on the first floor,
[55:58] or a program made on the site of course,
[56:00] who really provided what she needed,
[56:05] resource or community,
[56:06] to make sure that people who need mental health care
[56:08] are getting mental health care
[56:09] and I just want to inform you now
[56:11] that the
[56:20] room is right out there.
[56:33] Next up on the agenda,
[56:35] we have consideration of lots of the claims.
[56:40] Thank you Mr. Chair, we are in receipt of claims
[56:42] told in 37 million,
[56:43] 300,000,
[56:44] 900,000,
[56:45] 600,000,
[56:45] 700,000,
[56:46] and I will take it.
[56:47] It's more an army to fight back.