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[0:07] Call to Order
[2:13] Public Comment Period
[8:04] Minutes of August 10, 2021 meeting
[8:05] 2021-08-10 Council Minutes
[8:32] Revenue & Expense Report for the period ending August 31, 2021
[8:33] Revenue & Expense Reports - 2021-08
[12:11] Insurance claim from Richard Kotschi for towing expenses as the result of a motorcycle disablement at East Third Street and Poplar Street on July 15, 2021.
[12:12] Letter from Insurance Company on Kotschi claim
[13:16] Employee Years of Service Recognition:
[13:17] Tyler R. Mueller (Fire Department), 10 years
[13:34] Joshua W. McCaskill (Police Department), 10 years
[14:04] Continue discussion and take potential action(s) related to the former American Legion Building (now known as the Livingston Center).
[14:05] Recommendations from 2021-09-01 BPW Meeting
[14:06] Letter from Historical Society on Livningston Center
[17:02] Street Use Permit application from The Haunted Sawmill to close the street in the area in front of the Haunted Sawmill (Hendricks Street from East Seventh Street to East Eighth Street) from 5:00 P.M. to 1 A.M. on the following dates in 2021: October 8, October 9, October 15, October 16, October 22, October 23, October 29, October 30 and October 31, in conjunction with a haunted house event.
[17:03] Haunted Sawmill Street Use Application
[18:33] Bids for Webster Street extension.
[18:34] TID8 - Webster St. Bids & Financing
[21:52] Consider recommendation(s) from September 13th Committee of the Whole meeting regarding request from Friends of Vincent Foundation - Haunted Sawmill for American Rescue Fund (City of Merrill) grant program for various projects.
[21:53] Request from ARPA funds from Haunted Sawmill
[22:51] Consider recommendation(s) from September 13th Committee of the Whole meeting regarding request for addition of 23rd Police Officer position.
[22:52] Police - Proposed 23rd Sworn Officer Fiscal
[26:01] Consider placing the following committee reports on file: Airport Commission, Board of Public Works, City Plan Commission, Festival Grounds Committee, Historic Preservation Committee, Library Board, Merrill Enrichment Center Committee, Parks & Recreation Commission, Personnel & Finance Committee, Redevelopment Authority and Transit Commission.
[26:02] Committee Reports
[26:55] An Ordinance amending Code of Ordinances Chapter 113, Article XI, Section 113-317, related to accessory uses or structures.
[26:56] Ordinance on accessory uses or structures
[26:57] Recommendations from 2021-09-07 City Plan Meeting
[28:18] An Ordinance Amending Chapter 38, Article VI, Section 105-314 through 105-322, related to Historic Preservation (Ordinance #2021-14).
[28:19] Ordinance on Historic Preservation
[38:46] A Resolution Establishing Parameters for the Sale of Not to Exceed $1,680,000 General Obligation Corporate Purpose Bonds, Series 2021A (Resolution #2702).
[38:47] Resolution on Borrowing 1 $1,680,000 GO Bonds
[39:41] A Resolution Authorizing the Issuance and Establishing Parameters for the Sale of Not to Exceed $1,150,000 General Obligation Promissory Notes, Series 2021B (Resolution #2703).
[39:42] Resolution on Borrowing 2 $1,1500,000 GO Notes
[40:31] A Resolution Authorizing the Issuance and Sale of a $1,195,000 Tax Increment Revenue Bond, Series 2021C (TID No. 11) (Resolution #2704).
[40:32] Resolution on Borrowing 3 $1,195,000 TIR Bondss
[46:01] A Resolution Authorizing the Issuance and Sale of a $565,000 Taxable Tax Increment Revenue Bond Anticipation Note, Series 2021D (TID No. 10) (Resolution #2705).
[46:02] Resolution on Borrowing 4 $565,000 TIR Bond Anticipation Note
[47:09] A Resolution authorizing a Development Agreement by and between the City and S.C. Swiderski, LLC (Webster St.) (Resolution #2706).
[47:10] Resolution on Development Agreement with Swiderski
[47:11] TID8 - Development Agreement - Swiderski Duplexes & Homes
[48:45] A Resolution authorizing the vacation of an alley located in Block Twelve of JM Smith & Company's Third Addition (1400 block of West Main Street) (Resolution #2707).
[48:46] Resolution on Alley Vacation - 1400 block of West Main Street
[48:48] Notice of Alley vacation in 1400 block of West Main
[48:50] Application for alley vacation from Scantlin
[50:24] A Resolution honoring Gene Bebel his long-term service to the T.B. Scott Library Board of Trustees and the City of Merrill (Resolution #2708).
[50:25] Resolution honoring Gene Bebel
[51:53] Mayor's Communications
[53:13] Adjournment

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[0:05] We are going with Lieutenant Ego Family Emergency Soul, we will be following him on for tonight's
[0:16] tonight's meeting. We will go ahead and call the meeting in the wake of the year of six o'clock,
[0:20] PM on Tuesdays 114-22231. The first item on the agenda is our info patient and our report
[0:28] We will open from each other in the church,
[0:30] probably by the pleasure of the angels.
[0:33] And the members of us, great.
[0:36] How can we bother we come before you today
[0:37] in the mighty name of Jesus Christ, our Lord, in our Savior?
[0:41] We're so grateful for this day that you have made for us.
[0:43] We rejoice and we are glad in it.
[0:45] Tonight, I declare a problem, chapter 3, over this community,
[0:50] as we trust in the Lord with all our heart,
[0:52] we not, I don't understand it.
[0:53] In all of our ways, we acknowledge you and you direct our path.
[0:57] So as we acknowledge you as our strength, the source of our wisdom, our joy, our peace, our comfort, our rock and our refuge.
[1:08] As it's clear that over our city leaders, council members are there, administrator,
[1:13] other over business, leaders and presidents over our police force, over our school system.
[1:20] Father, we just thank you and praise you for leading us, and guiding us, giving us great
[1:26] direction, Father with such wisdom, we give you all glory, honor and praise it is in Jesus
[1:31] name.
[1:34] Thank you.
[1:35] Thank you.
[1:37] I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for
[1:42] the stands, one nation, under God, in indisible,
[1:47] with liberty and justice for all.
[1:54] What's called now?
[1:57] Mr. Russell.
[1:59] Mr. House.
[2:01] Mr. Blake.
[2:03] Mr. House. Mr. Van Leachow.
[2:07] Mr. Rick here.
[2:10] Mr. White.
[2:11] And Mr. Slime.
[2:14] Either be in our prison.
[2:15] Mr. Russell.
[2:16] Thank you, Bill.
[2:16] Now, aside from the agendas of public comment period,
[2:23] they can public comment, just come
[2:25] up to the board of states, your name, and your address, and...
[2:30] So come go nine of five highly regret.
[2:33] The Lincoln County Fair has just included from the crowds that we saw during the day, and
[2:37] I continue to be very successful and enjoyable for all.
[2:40] I wanted to thank the city of Merrill, police, fire, street, water, departments along
[2:46] with the City Council for all of the extra work
[2:49] during this time, a special shout out to Mayor and Mayor Dairy,
[2:54] to the administrative data, police chief,
[2:57] Cory, and John Bonfait, our secretary,
[3:00] and there's the other part of the car,
[3:01] and you can tell me, well, you don't know the total amount
[3:05] in for everything.
[3:06] We could not have put on this event without your help
[3:08] and cooperation, and look forward to working with you
[3:11] again next year.
[3:13] Thank you.
[3:13] Thank you, sir.
[3:24] Good evening, Petberg, Treasurer of the Maryland Historical Society, N277-171,
[3:31] The Old Drive in Maryland.
[3:33] I'd just like to respectfully have you look at, I have number 10, the recommendation from
[3:40] the Board Public Works that is on your agenda this evening, and that is indeed what they
[3:45] forward in.
[3:47] But since that time, the Maryland Historical Society Board has met and feels that
[3:53] And it's very difficult for us, we're kind of in the middle between what we can give to Mr.
[4:00] Mom as a buyer and what we can do for the city as a potential owner or possibly the owner at this point.
[4:08] So there was a letter submitted, I believe, everyone, hopefully that it happened by email.
[4:13] On September 8th, indicating our rescinding of the $10,000 buyout and also indicating that we were interested in.
[4:22] is me vacating the building. So yesterday, on September 13th, I delivered a letter of vacation
[4:30] to City Clerk, Hydeman, along with the keys for that building. And as of this time,
[4:36] we have officially ceased to use it as our collection center and have vacated the building.
[4:43] Thank you.
[4:43] Thank you.
[4:57] Thank you.
[4:58] And I got a street where I was dancing.
[5:01] I want to echo some of Su's comments for getting the fair this year.
[5:06] I also want to give a shout out to everyone in the Wednesday.
[5:08] We'll be in the fair.
[5:09] We have a 20-year warning here in Tom.
[5:12] And we get a deluge of water.
[5:15] If it weren't for the street department, water department,
[5:18] everybody else that came down and was able to clear the water out of there.
[5:22] We couldn't hide and have had Wednesday take place like it did.
[5:27] A big shout-out to Dave Johnson and the mayor and everyone else that that was down there helping out for the theory was it
[5:34] It was a huge success. We had great weather other than that Wednesday afternoon at 130 when the cigarettes went off
[5:40] But other than that we did we had a good job
[5:43] Thank you very much for everything that you guys did. We certainly appreciate it
[5:47] Thanks, Lloyd
[5:49] Additional public. How much?
[6:02] The evening I'm John Malm, from 306 North Park Street in Maryland.
[6:08] First of all, I'd like to thank the historic society for the cooperation deep given me and my investment group,
[6:16] parts group, since Vaughn Memorial Day, and we're both moving forward and interest mutual interest to try to help each other and figure things out along with and look into the city.
[6:32] I guess what I'd like to just put on the table right now, because it appears as though the agreement that we've had right in the written agreement to add a place that the historic site is no longer in existence, so just be very open and straightforward to add.
[6:52] But what I'd like to say is that the artery has a very simple vision, and I can get into that at the right time.
[7:00] But the property we are focused on is how to simple one.
[7:05] Just for starts, they're going to be using all these issues, legal issues, there's no parking, no access,
[7:14] And it's quote very, very close to the very river.
[7:19] So to go on on Atlas, but I don't want to try something.
[7:22] I'm not just focused on points right now.
[7:25] But I do want to mention that we still are very interested in making this building
[7:34] center, or true jam, that the city of Maryland can be proud of.
[7:39] And there are a lot of moving parts to it.
[7:41] but I am looking forward to trying to work in south of the city.
[7:45] It's just to be aware of that all the variables they come into play.
[7:48] We work in the crash purpose.
[7:50] Thank you.
[7:51] Thanks, John.
[7:54] Additional public comment.
[7:56] Is there anybody on the teleconference line that wants to make public comment?
[8:05] Hearing none bill.
[8:06] We'll move the move on.
[8:11] We'll set the August 10th, 251 meeting.
[8:15] We'll send you a proof of the minutes.
[8:18] Questions or discussion on the meeting minutes from August 10th, 2021,
[8:26] hearing nine
[8:27] bubbles in favour of a group in sign of other saying aye, aye, a hole in meeting
[8:32] minutes for them.
[8:36] Next, we have the revenue and expense report for the period ending August 31st, 251.
[8:42] Question, you approved the expense report?
[8:45] Second.
[8:50] Questions or discussion on the response reports?
[8:52] I would couple packet
[8:58] page 21 three orders way down the page.
[9:02] Here's a number insurance employee budget 346,000, and it was a negative 139,000,
[9:16] but still several months to okay.
[9:18] One just briefly explained why a negative number showing up there in a big negative number.
[9:27] What the carbon is that is it's insurance employees Joe Fundits label under basically if that's the one some
[9:40] retirement payoffs and personnel for it. I know some of these have been advised that we're
[9:45] $100,000 over but it's going to be balanced by the deal. Other savings.
[9:52] It's quickly spaying. It's way, you know, it's going to be balanced. I really don't know.
[9:58] The transit is 100% for federally funded or by the state of Wisconsin, so there's $76,000 savings there.
[10:05] Other savings are occurring within the departments.
[10:08] So we have some federal funds grant money coming in and then.
[10:13] Last year, the federal government, the state of Wisconsin, the federal government ordered the city for $60,000 for transit.
[10:20] And briefly, an example to the other savings you're talking about.
[10:24] At this point, I mean, it looks like elections will have some.
[10:28] There will be other departments that have savings, probably I.T.
[10:36] And that will part of the manure fiscal report that was provided to
[10:39] personnel and finance committee at the July meeting.
[10:48] The questions were comments at one more curiosity.
[10:53] The Agapage 26 economic development, again, this under general, funded shows a budget of $20,000,
[11:02] and we spent nothing.
[11:04] It's like, what, you know, nothing to use that money for, say, when you want that.
[11:11] Have money just sitting there, unused.
[11:14] Has it, has it for something?
[11:15] What pages is that out of place?
[11:17] Page of 26, three quarters a way down.
[11:22] It's under economic development,
[11:24] old contractual service,
[11:30] but I'm getting contractual.
[11:32] No, 100% of there's 20,000 to 100 budgeted,
[11:36] and the both payments have been made to
[11:39] Lake Accounting, economic development,
[11:41] and several area development associations.
[11:44] Okay, thank you.
[11:45] What's 100% expense?
[11:46] Questions
[11:52] or comments?
[11:55] They're not holes in favor of approving the revenue expense reports in the web of Shanghai.
[12:09] Insurance claim from Richard Copske for towing expenses as a result of a motorcycle disabled
[12:18] that he's third street in Poplar Street on July 15th, 2021.
[12:23] The city is a contract with a contract or first street project in the area where the disabled
[12:28] and occurred. Contract appears to require a contractor to carry professional liability insurance
[12:34] for protection against claims arising out of the performance of this work. Therefore,
[12:41] the insurance company assess the sense that it is exactly. That the city has the liability
[12:48] in this instant and insurance company recommends that this claim be dislawed.
[12:55] Well, should this allow me to play?
[12:58] I'll second.
[13:08] You're an animals.
[13:20] This certifies that Tyler R. Mueller has obtained a special honor of having completed 10 years
[13:25] of service for the city of Maryland, and is here by presented this award as recognition by the
[13:32] city of Maryland Council on the 14th day of September 2021,
[13:40] and this certifies that
[13:41] Joshua W. McCaskel has attained the special honor of having completed 10 years of service
[13:47] at the City of Maryland, and has set by present to this award as recognition of the City
[13:53] of Maryland Council on the 14th December 2021.
[14:11] Continue discussion and take potential
[14:13] actions related to the former American Legion building, known as the Livingston Center.
[14:19] The Board of Public Works recommends that the City relinquished all claims to ownership
[14:23] of the Livingston Building, the former American Legion Building, in exchange for the city receiving
[14:28] the 10,000 dollar payment from the Maryland Historical Society at the time of the building
[14:33] is sold by the Maryland Historical Society.
[14:37] I think a motion to refer action for the building to the next community and the whole meeting.
[14:50] A motion to refer action on the building to the next community and the whole meeting for
[14:56] Thank you.
[14:57] Thank you.
[15:01] Questions or discussion on motion before? I have a comment or two.
[15:12] There's some, now I'll give what's clear that the city has a complete and so ownership will select do some legal documents.
[15:22] We did ask me to discuss before there's no parking at the building. I suggest that the council consider breaking the curb for a parking lot to the east end of the building.
[15:34] This will be the area between the legion, the legion, and the tennis courts, slash skate park.
[15:42] And then, for parking lot, probably not a page, a lot of this time.
[15:47] But maybe, if you move a black dirt and put it in front of the planet.
[15:52] Then, that would make it more desirable for sale.
[15:55] And if we, in fact, put it up for public sale,
[15:58] then we put a special assessment on it to cover the costs of this industry,
[16:04] At the present time, there are 50 feet of land to the east of the building that would accommodate approximately eight parking places.
[16:12] Any land beyond that that the city would want to attach to that property would have to go through the park and rent commission,
[16:19] because they are the ones that are sold controlers of that property.
[16:23] So I think we'll do a bit of the idea to go to a call and discuss.
[16:27] Very much.
[16:29] Yeah.
[16:35] Comments for discussion?
[16:38] What the call again?
[16:39] We'd have to see what the legal procedures are for the city, whether it be open,
[16:45] bid, sir.
[16:47] You know, like that.
[16:48] And there's a little stuff right in.
[16:54] Very nothing further.
[16:56] A little some favor.
[16:57] We're proving the motion of the force, like if I was saying,
[16:59] I suppose, you
[17:09] just permit applications from the hospital to close the street in the area in front of the hospital,
[17:15] enter the street from east to east, east, east, east, east.
[17:19] From 5pm to 1am on the following dates in 2021.
[17:24] October 8, October 9, October 15, October 16, October 20, September 23, October 29, October 30,
[17:32] and I cover the very first and conjunction with a haunted house in that the word of public works recommends a verbal.
[17:39] What else do you approve?
[17:40] Second.
[17:54] Comment in the motion.
[17:55] Steve, do you second it?
[17:59] Questions or discussion?
[18:01] Keith Bennett, then in problems in the past.
[18:05] You know, they're incredibly organized, which really helps.
[18:08] We provide a sign to you.
[18:10] So forth and try to work out any issues with neighbors as well as maintaining clearance for fire apparatus.
[18:15] And it runs really smoothly quite honestly.
[18:17] So, well, we're a nice event.
[18:21] For the question, sir, discussion.
[18:24] Very not all of us in favor of approving motion
[18:26] of the four sick of us saying aye.
[18:28] Aye.
[18:29] Opposed.
[18:39] This for a Webster Street extension.
[18:41] The Board of Public Works, we refer it events
[18:43] to the talent council of lower education.
[18:51] You would have council members in the Board of Public Works
[18:54] and any information on this?
[18:58] Right.
[18:58] You have to hear it, eh?
[19:00] Yeah, we received beds and, like, they're posted on.
[19:03] I'm going to try to get you a Milgram, it was low.
[19:07] My estimate was off, it's a terrible amount.
[19:12] I included some items that made more sense
[19:14] doing this year than putting off to next year timing.
[19:20] And even the market right now, prices are up on materials.
[19:26] And it just makes sense for us right now to get this portion
[19:29] down so we can facilitate, make a leap from here,
[19:32] There are 36 units and we ready for development from Swinnersky next year.
[19:40] The breakdown is in there of how it would be paid for, taking a went through a P enough
[19:45] on the 31st from that mistake and
[19:50] I guess somebody have any questions as far as what we're
[19:54] proposing here.
[19:55] So, we're going to do it this year.
[19:57] Correct.
[19:58] We're going to be starting the first week off over.
[20:00] What we're putting in is sewer water, storm sewer, grading, and the gravel.
[20:05] We're not putting curve about our paving this year. That'll be next year and then the way I want to do construction over the winter
[20:12] I was going to say I'm going to put a time frame on and I'm a time limit because
[20:17] They're taking a while over here. Okay, right?
[20:21] No, it's supposed to be done by I think I have on their November
[20:25] 19th there's I do have a
[20:27] completion date down there
[20:29] And if they don't we have a fine in place. There is
[20:36] I'll make a motion to prove the world it's a little
[20:41] If you second the motion, I'm sure if you're like a fool or a fool or a good one.
[20:52] For their questions, you're discussion on the motion of the floor.
[20:55] You have a good work your relationship with them right?
[20:58] Yeah, right now, and I'm not making excuses for them, but they're having our time finding employees too.
[21:04] And they're sprinting right now.
[21:07] And I, I, I was just seeing something that that's, that's, I'm as dross says, I, I'm on every day asking you know where you are and it's, it's a typical contractor thing. It's whoever marks a lot is usually gets response and.
[21:23] With that being said, you know, I like to work with them because if you're the opposite way, then it's tend to go up and not that you're, you're giving in to them, but it's, I think it makes for a better working relationship.
[21:35] to try to work with them.
[21:37] So, good.
[21:38] Thanks.
[21:40] For the question of the assertive discussion.
[21:43] Here, now, we're on the 4th of November, saying aye.
[21:59] But consider recommendations from September 13th, committee of the whole meeting regarding
[22:04] the quest for the presence of this and foundation.
[22:07] A month or so, Bill, for American rescue fund, city of Harold Grant program, for various
[22:13] projects.
[22:14] At the September 13 meeting, the committee of the whole
[22:17] recommend disapproving the request and discontinuing acceptance of any American rescue fund
[22:23] City of Maryland, Cobra and Funding Request for many organizations.
[22:28] We'll send to you something to your recommendation from the council.
[22:32] Second,
[22:41] your discussion on motion of the floor?
[22:47] Give us a second, I'd like to say aye.
[22:56] Consider recommendations from September 13 to committee of the whole meeting request for
[23:01] edition of 23rd police officer position.
[23:06] As the September 13th meeting, the committee of the whole recommended approving
[23:09] the edition of the 23rd police officer position.
[23:13] Motion to approve the committee of the whole recommendations.
[23:17] I'm sorry.
[23:18] I'm sorry.
[23:19] I'm sorry.
[23:20] I'm sorry.
[23:21] My editor Mark Carr.
[23:22] Mark.
[23:25] Martian Cirrus.
[23:25] Special motion on the floor.
[23:27] Could be clear five where the funding for the officer will become initially.
[23:32] I don't think we're going to discuss that, but you're going to need American rescue plan right now in the workfront, but if we need to, we're going to discuss last night, we'll make a work.
[23:47] Right, and Chief Bennett also has some applications out there for a very cool frame funding use as a third course of action.
[23:55] And I wouldn't thank you, sir. If we could get the grant funding, that would be the proof of the work.
[23:59] And there's some other avenues, but the federal four pitchers are pending and also some other possible interagency
[24:07] sort of shared that might pull about and we're still working on it.
[24:14] So, there is a little work at all.
[24:16] But I know if you wanted to get this new wind seat, so we're going to turn on your plan.
[24:20] Yeah, we have some contractual obligations to meet by number one, the fiber call, to get some things in place.
[24:26] So, the sooner we can get everyone scheduled and start hiring, it helps quite a bit.
[24:36] This is a awesome order.
[24:38] I can always do that.
[24:40] Do we expect this important edition to see if you may have a little impact on budget?
[24:45] We can't say that.
[24:47] So that's from my biggest fear.
[24:49] I want to hold it a lot about this last thing.
[24:51] really bothers me is if it turns out to be a two-year grant funded and that two years comes
[25:00] and we can't afford to pay that officer. Who's position if we've got to cut? Who's position
[25:06] and that's comes if we've got to cut? I mean that's two years they picked up their family
[25:10] and moved here and now we can't make that decision to cut someone. So it really concerns me
[25:16] If we go that avenue, I agree we should hire another officer.
[25:20] I support that 100% as for you, Chief Bennett.
[25:24] But who's positioned to think about that the back of your head
[25:26] won't budge, it comes around.
[25:28] If we have to make it cut,
[25:32] who's in your job?
[25:33] It's also a financial implication there.
[25:36] If we let it somebody off, we're responsible for an opponent.
[25:40] So I mean, I support it at this time,
[25:42] but that's my own best patient.
[25:44] Thank you, Steve. Further questions from the discussion?
[25:53] Polls in favor of a proven motion on the force in the FFC-9.
[25:58] Polls.
[26:06] Placing committee reports on file.
[26:08] We have considered placing the following committee reports on file.
[26:11] There are court commission.
[26:13] Board of Public Works.
[26:14] C-flight commission.
[26:16] Festival grounds committee.
[26:18] Historic Reservation Committee.
[26:20] Library Board.
[26:21] Maryland Richmond Center Committee.
[26:23] Parks and Recreation Commission,
[26:25] First Nile Paisons Committee,
[26:28] we develop authority and transaction commission.
[26:30] We'll step group, placing that video for example.
[26:40] Questions or discussion on the committee reports.
[26:44] Hearing not all of us who have been approving them,
[26:47] signify by saying aye.
[26:49] Opposed.
[26:54] We'll need to attend.
[26:55] Aye.
[26:56] Here we are.
[26:57] Here we are.
[26:57] We have two orders.
[26:57] This is the first order.
[26:59] This is the first order.
[27:02] We'll let you section one, 13S, 370 accessories and structures.
[27:06] This is a lot of education, the existing ordinance.
[27:09] Section K has been amended to add traces.
[27:12] Section N has been added, which reads about the shipping,
[27:15] the tangeris, semi-trailers, or similar structures.
[27:16] Shipping, the tangeris, semi-trailers, similar structures,
[27:19] are committed to storage facilities.
[27:20] And then industrial district will shipping, the tangeris,
[27:22] semi-trailers, similar structures are committed to
[27:24] temporary facilities.
[27:25] And this is a thorough, very commercial district.
[27:27] I can tell you, or for a maximum of 30 days,
[27:30] to follow my career.
[27:31] If you maintain your semi-failors or similar structures, our premium and residential districts
[27:34] are relevant to use properties, especially section 80 given by the Zeling Administrator
[27:39] for storage purposes for moving or permanent property renovation for maximum 3D zoning
[27:44] administrator based on the time frame of our request to the property or special service
[27:47] stance.
[27:48] Shipping the thinner semi-failors or similar structures may not be a lot of light, or use
[27:52] any other purpose other than temporary storage and a prister of business, it tends to place
[27:56] a shifting container semi-failors and we'll start from a property most of our district
[27:59] some of the parts of the prior set,
[28:00] please let me take a short note of these.
[28:02] The voltage of the re-numbering and re-lettering
[28:04] edge of the base chain,
[28:17] first re-only, first re-only.
[28:23] Next ordinance is
[28:27] an ordinance of ending chapter 3,
[28:28] article section section as one of five,
[28:30] three, four, key, and so on, through one of five,
[28:32] three, twenty, two, and the start of the preservation.
[28:36] Exciving, the modifications are as follows.
[28:38] In subsections, one of five, three, sixteen,
[28:41] section, six, three, move to subsection, one of five,
[28:44] and advisory standards of construction reconstruction
[28:47] operations, demolition, and the word preservation
[28:50] of police and construction tool.
[28:52] In section 105-318, the designation
[28:54] and decision of certain structures will read this
[28:56] follow-up.
[28:57] Designation, the historic preservation committee may recommend
[28:59] to send such a designation after application
[29:01] to create a organization of 105-316
[29:04] and written requests by any resident
[29:05] for property order a long time.
[29:07] And many of these 75 dollars is set by the council
[29:09] for property order to come in with their own property
[29:12] found a council member at the mayor,
[29:14] an example in the nomination to be a part of the School
[29:15] of Distortion Conservation Committee
[29:17] to rest in the orchestra means a change.
[29:20] More should a spend the role
[29:21] that we give the government to the second or third
[29:23] meeting by title only?
[29:27] Second,
[29:37] any objection?
[29:40] And for a second, reading this is an ordinance
[29:42] of any chapter 38, every second, section 1, 5,
[29:45] 3, 4, 1, 5, 3, 2, this for our preservation.
[29:48] For third reading, this is an ordinance
[29:50] of many chapter 38, and our result of section 1, 5, 3, 4,
[29:53] 0.5, 3.20 to the historic preservation.
[29:56] Motion of full agreement.
[29:58] Second.
[30:08] think we discussed this back in court the numerous committees, and I think this is going to be going to get to know and we need to change something and bring back along with you.
[30:22] I agree,
[30:26] full time.
[30:30] Further questions, your discussion on motion before.
[30:36] There are not all those in favor of the preven motion before,
[30:38] so I guess I've got to say aye.
[30:40] We have to do a little bit of a little bit.
[30:41] Aye.
[30:42] Boy, that's all.
[30:43] Thank you.
[30:46] Mr. Medley, shall?
[30:48] Mr. Rick.
[30:50] Mr. White.
[30:52] Mr. Sybacke.
[30:54] Mr. Russell.
[30:57] Mr. House.
[30:57] Aye.
[30:59] Mr. Blake.
[31:00] And Mr. House, I don't have six yeses and two nozzles.
[31:09] It's the case to go to resolutions, the first resolution.
[31:12] These were
[31:15] not objectionable reasons.
[31:16] I don't have a resolution by title only.
[31:18] Edwin Tom.
[31:19] Oh, excuse me.
[31:20] Brian, you're on the call.
[31:28] Pretty full review of where we're at.
[31:30] Yes.
[31:31] Okay.
[31:32] Go ahead, Brian.
[33:48] Turn back if I don't really
[33:53] have one, but it's really.
[34:10] I think dropping is a good offer.
[45:03] Just I'm going to be abstaining, since I am a family member, I'm going to be able to come in and kind of want to.
[45:11] Thank you, Steve.
[45:16] Questions are discussion on motion before.
[45:20] Just so everybody is aware that 2016, and notice this patient is actually right now with it, but we'll find some of their basic and reinvesting that they feel like we're making great progress in what we're doing until we catch space.
[45:33] Thank you Kathy.
[45:38] There's nothing further than a little in a local bill. Mr. Spotkey.
[45:45] Mr. Russell.
[45:47] Mr. House. Mr. House. I have your extension loaded.
[45:51] Mr. Blake.
[45:52] I. Mr. House.
[45:54] Mr. Meditial.
[46:00] Hello.
[46:01] This is the
[46:05] last resolution.
[46:10] This is a resolution authorizing the issuance and sale of a 565,000 taxable tax income.
[46:16] I'm going to try and move on in this piece and I'll see if he's going to be 20 by G if I want to stay down.
[46:21] Motion to prove the resolution.
[46:31] Questions here?
[46:32] Discussion on motion on floor.
[46:37] This is again in terms of a little bit.
[46:42] That would be interesting.
[46:50] I'll also pay a little prove instead of I have the same eye.
[46:53] I'm going to go ahead.
[46:55] Mr. Russell?
[46:57] Mr. Russell?
[46:58] I have noted your expression.
[46:59] Mr. Blake?
[47:01] Mr. Russell?
[47:02] Mr. Richard?
[47:03] Mr. Rick, Mr. White, Mr. White, and Mr. Sylvain.
[47:09] I have seven yes to the zero lows and one next to the next roll.
[47:14] Next we have a resolution authorizing the development degree in five between the city of Maryland,
[47:18] Wisconsin, SC, and SC, the University of Tennessee.
[47:21] This new basic research degree. Where is the time of council, the city of Maryland,
[47:24] the Texas, the District of Nebraska, every 27, 2011, and the 12th of the site,
[47:28] it didn't get done right. Where is SC, the University of Tennessee as proposed,
[47:31] to construct the blue flags of the single flag on the ground.
[47:34] Where has the city find that the closed development,
[47:36] the film of the end, some conditions in the United States
[47:38] have all the greenery and the white and the best
[47:39] interest in the city in Maryland.
[47:41] We're all re-development authority in the city residents.
[47:42] It's a sort of public purpose network to stay in law.
[47:45] Where is initial property tax to gathering?
[47:46] And we're rather than from the United States,
[47:48] who is the moment of driving?
[47:49] Or is that cease-peter to keep the LLC has come?
[47:51] Has the go to the development of the United States
[47:53] for transfer of property ownership?
[47:55] What 12.154 acres?
[47:57] We give the Alexandria Health Street Union Street
[47:59] It's still a data do flex and single family home development project.
[48:02] Now therefore be a result of any talent and bounce on the city of Marable Stass
[48:05] and the work in this ever 2021.
[48:07] There's a particular operating site in the Mall of the Greenland by the Greenland City of
[48:10] Marble.
[48:11] The S.E. Switters, the L.C. and the S.E. and the S.E. and the S.E. and the S.E. and the S.E.
[48:14] is the Breckman of the B.A. of the Greenland.
[48:16] Motion to approve the resolution.
[48:21] The
[48:24] questions are a question on the motion of the floor.
[48:26] Okay,
[48:38] okay.
[48:39] Very none.
[48:41] Paul's behavior improved in the motion of the force,
[48:43] and above us saying aye.
[48:45] But Paul's.
[48:51] Next we have a resolution of the rise in the eviction of an alley located
[48:54] in the black 12.
[48:55] The band'sness of up is third edition.
[48:58] Whereas Brent Scantley has requested the eviction of an alley,
[49:00] producing business expansion.
[49:02] Where are the alley invidulated from the scratches
[49:03] in the city where I think it's going to be.
[49:06] This part of black 12.
[49:07] The band's got to be third edition of Western Maryland located
[49:09] in southwest quarter of the south, east quarter of the north,
[49:12] and section 10 of us, quite the excuse me,
[49:15] and it's concrete, we're in north,
[49:16] for eight, sixties, senior, Lincoln County,
[49:18] Wisconsin, Warp, or Pinkwood, Wisconsin,
[49:19] as well, lying in southwest quarter of the south,
[49:22] east quarter, government lie, nine, section 10,
[49:24] south, the 31 more, and eight,
[49:25] state of Maryland, city, Maryland, and United States,
[49:27] and again, if the south, east quarter,
[49:29] five, six, black, 12, gas,
[49:30] and that's the country, it's their division of the west,
[49:32] we're up, and it's 16 feet, the east,
[49:34] they're probably lying in the south, 100 feet,
[49:36] a lot of east, they're right, we're lying.
[49:37] This was 16 feet to the west out in Bradford, we find that some 100 feet along the west out in Bradford,
[49:43] lying to the point of the beginning.
[49:44] Where the Board called these words in April 28, but I want to see a plan to mission on April 4, 2021.
[49:49] The rest of that is such vacation.
[49:51] But therefore, be a result of the pound of cows in the city, where else can I say,
[49:54] that the M in the sky, they're in the vacated deeper results,
[49:57] and city declares the L in being vacated.
[49:58] So that needed for problem purposes.
[50:00] Theoretically, as the courts would vacate a job in the earth,
[50:02] the extent permitted by law to be a draining property or else.
[50:12] question for the discussion of the motion of the Board.
[50:19] I'll hold some favor of approving the motion of the Board.
[50:22] If I was saying aye.
[50:24] The Board.
[50:28] Next, we have a resolution.
[50:29] I'm going to read a team about it.
[50:30] For as long as I serve as a TV scout library board.
[50:33] The trustees and the city of America.
[50:35] Whereas a team that will have served as a city of Maryland.
[50:37] The TV scout library board.
[50:39] The trustees for 29 years as a value.
[50:41] As a value, it's a nation's a dedicated board member.
[50:43] Whereas his years of service have been marked by dedication to the best interest of our community and citizens.
[50:48] Whereas Gene Bevel is earned the admiration and respect of the fellow poor members,
[50:51] and those who can work with by accepting an unmasked work ethic and an amazing sense of humor.
[50:56] Whereas Gene Bevel skills experience vision as colorful youth and English language,
[51:00] who invests in city-merals, T.B. is going to have library work.
[51:03] Therefore, we have resolved by the Family Council of the City of Maryland,
[51:05] Wisconsin's 14 days of February 25, I want the Family Council on the people of Maryland,
[51:09] the appellate, the deep appreciation, the dedicated,
[51:12] the service team bell has given the city of Maryland,
[51:14] T.B. Scott Library Board of Trustees.
[51:16] It commensates for the 29 years of service.
[51:19] It'd be a further resolved, but you'd like to commend it.
[51:21] There are four years of dedicated service and team
[51:23] bell to graduate upon the occasion.
[51:24] It was the part of the city of Maryland, T.B. Scott Library Board.
[51:27] Next time, there are warmest widgets for us
[51:29] to join the T.B. trust fairies in the years of planning.
[51:36] To approve the personal mission you've added recently.
[51:38] Fulls
[51:46] of fever, sick of privacy, I mean.
[51:48] All right.
[51:50] And that's the solution's passed unanimously.
[51:58] Last weekend there was a lot of different things going on in the city
[52:01] in their own area.
[52:05] Just in any of a few of the topics that we'll be of W.
[52:08] W. didn't mind 11, 20th anniversary ceremony,
[52:11] and another great opening in the afternoon,
[52:13] the fall festival for the river.
[52:15] I'm pretty old this going on.
[52:17] So I'm going to have the race, race or taps,
[52:21] fun and race or for the charitable portion of their own fire
[52:25] and their own police.
[52:27] And I'm sure there's a lot of things missing.
[52:30] So I just wanted to say thanks to our first responder
[52:34] organization, the Spare of Pipe of Heart,
[52:37] and their own police department.
[52:39] The street department was a big health
[52:41] like providing equipment and vehicles
[52:44] that the fire department comes.
[52:46] And the Lincoln County Sheriff's Department
[52:49] had their SWOT together about there, too,
[52:51] which was a very attractive display.
[52:58] And this is anything, yeah, you've got a very good one.
[53:02] Oh, yeah, I'm going to entertain you.
[53:04] That was nasty water in there.
[53:07] But it was fun, and it was a pretty funny end.
[53:12] Good things are happening out there,
[53:20] So we'll see if we can get a better signal.
[53:22] So we'll see if we can get a better signal.
[53:23] I don't think we can port in the park and they can't have a better signal.
[53:32] I don't think we can port in the park.