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[0:02] Thank you. Okay, 3
[0:09] .05, August 10, 2026, time to start our midway sanitation district meeting.
[0:19] First item on the agenda, as roll call, and west and the player is excused until they get here.
[0:29] and
[0:32] the first item on the agenda is a consent calendar, agenda for the August 10th,
[0:38] 2020 failure meeting, minutes of the July 13th, 2020 failure meeting,
[0:44] warranted financials. Anybody have any questions or notes? I had to, here's the
[0:49] update or warrant list if you would like to see it. It's got the addition of
[1:04] Hebrew
[1:04] accept the consent agenda with the official information added to the
[1:09] warrants and financial vitamin C. I'll second that all in favor. Hi so
[1:15] move. Okay next is operators report.
[1:47] Okay we
[1:50] have one question and maybe it's
[1:53] pretty simple maybe it's because I don't understand is the
[2:01] Zermade is got a
[2:04] foot grease up to 1.3 and then germa B is the same.
[2:14] We have grease factories, we got
[2:17] a good, the other two have a fair and they have the same depth as a grease trap and
[2:22] that's 1.3. What is the difference in those?
[2:25] Cheering the good and the fair. So the only way I write good is if I can tell I just got clean,
[2:31] like just clean. If it's in between, like, cleans, I just say it's fair. Between good and
[2:38] fair, it's not like a major difference. If you get a fair, that's not a bad thing. That
[2:44] just means it's working. It good means I caught it at the right time. It's clean.
[2:49] Alright, perfectly. Okay. Okay. The homestead. Which one of these is the new barn?
[2:59] We have that
[2:59] one that we're looking at yet because they are preparing food to carry chow's. No, there's the
[3:06] carry chow's and then there's the barn. Is the barn the really big event center? Yeah,
[3:13] harry chow's is actually a huge grease trap. Yeah, it's like 5,000 gallons, right? Yeah, fine,
[3:19] sold.
[3:22] Look if we could just add those. Okay. A little more. I wasn't aware that they're cooking already.
[3:30] Yeah, they got a whole bunch of people start last week.
[3:35] I'm going to cut it early.
[3:36] It's not.
[3:37] They got weddings starting up soon.
[3:42] I'll start watching it.
[3:44] What's it called?
[3:46] Carriage house?
[3:46] There's the carriage house.
[3:48] All the way to one.
[3:49] And then the...
[3:50] Just put the event barn.
[3:51] That'd be the best way.
[3:53] And are there two?
[3:55] There's two sides by the way.
[3:57] There's one. What was that thing worth of all the barter or the bunker has one down to so there's three
[4:04] Additionales. Yeah, I noticed checking. Some of those bunker was the car park
[4:07] The wedding house and then the carriage and 1886, right?
[4:16] Yeah, and then they'll raise a new time and
[4:19] Which was the main house to speak though
[4:26] No, they're building.
[4:27] Is it cooking?
[4:29] No, no, no, they're building.
[4:31] Yeah, that's part of the demo problem.
[4:33] So five for now.
[4:34] You got the grill.
[4:36] You got the milk house.
[4:38] Signs that's not in use, but it's there.
[4:40] And now apparently you have the wedding barn
[4:42] and the bunkers, the bunker up and going.
[4:45] And the carriage house.
[4:46] There's a bar that they're going.
[4:49] OK, so we're checking five up there.
[4:51] OK, we do.
[4:52] And you got how many?
[4:54] 11?
[4:55] for 5 now and 1 coming on with Simon's tavern and then what about the shop
[5:03] shop we'll have 1 to 2 shop they're putting in a new shop is that where the
[5:09] other one was no it's where the driving range was I bet they'll have like
[5:13] grease trap they'll have it's not for say grease trap it's a it's a cold
[5:20] Yeah, it's completely full of dirt because they wash trucks and that feels the trap cards and yeah, it feels the trap.
[5:29] Which is really hard to deal with.
[5:32] So you've got 11 at home stead to check?
[5:37] I just put a placeholder for each one that was planned originally.
[5:43] So, and then we'll fill them in as we need to so I can change a whole bunch.
[5:45] Okay, yeah, he's
[6:03] hardly working. It's what everything they've done is amazing, isn't it?
[6:10] I saw the pull-up back. I thought that was pretty cool.
[6:12] There's a waterfall.
[6:15] Don't think I hated to see that tree. You'll have to decorate it every year.
[6:19] Yes, I love that. Yeah, I like that tree.
[6:26] Okay, anything else?
[6:28] You know, the only one we have to watch for is same one, same pair, you just have to watch
[6:35] them.
[6:38] So we should be putting up with nonsense, right?
[6:41] I mean, these guys should be consistent under the same one that needs to be bigger or they
[6:49] have got the big one that's-
[6:50] It's a big one.
[6:51] It's a big one.
[6:52] Well, I think it's soup, right, just it's a new concept for them to have to deal with the
[6:59] Who knows how long
[7:04] So I
[7:04] Don't know I
[7:07] Because I go and check them every month. I can tell if they're cleaned at some point rather as the first or the end of the month
[7:12] They're in between cleans. I can tell if they got cleaned
[7:15] That's why the fairs. It's not bad if you get a fair
[7:18] But I can tell if you haven't cleaned it since I've last seen it because it just gets. Oh, no, okay
[7:25] So I'm just gonna keep watching them
[7:28] probably next month it still doesn't look like they cleaned it we can
[7:32] flush judge it and if they pass then we can just keep watching until well
[7:36] appreciate your efforts what you're doing I think you're doing a great job and
[7:41] want to know the board appreciates that thank you
[7:48] and also appreciate the way you
[7:50] treat Becky she's awesome because we had some others that didn't treat her with
[7:59] much respect. I have to say.
[8:04] Okay. Do you want anything else?
[8:06] Get in. One more thing. Just so you're aware of Becky's schedule,
[8:11] that one of the filters down at the propane engines, the backup generator,
[8:15] the lift station, has a little leak at a filter, but Becky's already scheduled for them to come up.
[8:22] I didn't schedule it. I just was talking to him when they're coming up next.
[8:25] So is that the propane that's leaking? No, it's an oil.
[8:28] Oh oil. Yeah, I pulled the dipstick. It still has oil in the engine, but it does have a very small
[8:34] leak. Since it only turns on for an hour or two every Wednesday, it won't burn up.
[8:40] Do we have any oil there so if it's low, we can put it in? No, we can get it. We need to get, I guess
[8:46] that, and we also need to find out what type of oil that takes, because it might take a certain type of
[8:57] It should be normal, not normal, but it's going to be like a normal oil per se.
[9:03] It's not going to be a very special oil, but some of the filters on it, I think one of
[9:09] the filters I saw is a 2012 Ford, something like that, so it's time for change.
[9:15] Yeah, it's good.
[9:16] I think that's a good point that we need to see when we need to change that out.
[9:22] You see power comes in services at every six months. I'll do that. Yeah, automatic. All right. Okay
[9:28] Okay
[9:32] Okay, you're busy guiding me.
[9:37] Well, welcome Claire
[9:40] We're down to
[9:43] Number four
[9:44] Even you guys don't waste any time though. This is just report
[9:48] Then I add one more name. Oh, no, sorry on for the
[9:52] What are they called again, Mickey, that we keep cleaning the sensors?
[9:57] You know the fog rods?
[9:58] We keep cleaning the fog rods, but I don't know why they're getting so dirty.
[10:01] I don't know if they know what the fog rods are.
[10:04] Okay, I've had to say, I'm going to go now that I know what they are.
[10:10] So the fog rods, just
[10:17] so you kind of understand there's two.
[10:20] So one hangs at this level.
[10:22] So where is it hanging?
[10:24] It hangs in the pit, the drywall,
[10:28] that's holding on the soot again.
[10:31] So just on tape lane or in the tape lane.
[10:34] So this one tells that you need to turn on.
[10:36] This one will tell at the same level
[10:39] these rods are sitting in sewage.
[10:42] Every now and then we have to pull them at the top
[10:43] as a cleaner that you just like squeegee you pull them through
[10:47] and it cleans them.
[10:48] We have to keep cleaning them.
[10:49] And these guys tell the pumps when to start pumping, that way they don't overwork or
[10:55] you don't overflow.
[10:57] But we have to keep clean.
[10:58] I don't know why.
[10:59] And they're just a sensor to let it know when the act of aiming.
[11:04] These are what they look like.
[11:05] They look like florescent light bulbs, actually, they're just hanging down there.
[11:09] All right.
[11:11] And.
[11:12] Can you just squirt them off?
[11:13] Do you have to draw them out?
[11:14] Clean them.
[11:15] It's a squeegee thing.
[11:16] I pull them through it and you turn it 180 and pull it again. It's so dumb
[11:21] It's like but on our skater system is red trying to hear it keeps coming on saying we need to clean the ball grids after we've done it
[11:28] 20 times
[11:29] So do I need to have that tight for them? I hope not. They're brand new. They're brand new. They're brand new. They're new to us
[11:34] Yeah, we've never this is the first time we've had a cleanup. I shouldn't. They're that new. They order. I don't know. So when Matt player comes up
[11:41] I'll talk to him about it. He's the guy that does the skater. Okay
[11:45] Okay,
[11:56] this electronic system's always got a something.
[12:03] It's great though.
[12:04] Yes, there's a little bend up.
[12:06] As I've always said, everything's just like a battery,
[12:10] a positive and negative.
[12:11] And it don't work, and it's both a lot,
[12:13] working to
[12:17] weigh life is another positive thing.
[12:21] Yeah, for sure.
[12:23] Okay, anything else?
[12:25] That's it.
[12:27] Okay.
[12:29] All right, then we will move to annual report discussing except the 2025 annual audit report.
[12:41] Okay.
[12:42] All up here.
[12:46] We're in pretty good financial shape.
[12:50] We have,
[12:55] our net position is 21 million unrestricted, which means we can use it for day-to-day
[13:02] operations, whatever, about, just over 3 million.
[13:07] So we're looking pretty good, financial and wise, we don't have a lot of debt, we don't
[13:13] have any debt, there's no loans, we're doing pretty good.
[13:18] question I have you still have money in the CDs and one of them okay well do we
[13:28] need to put some more in what did we did Craig to bring it up to speed we had to put
[13:36] some of our money in CDs and in one year we gained what was $40,000 and
[13:46] that's
[13:47] So when I say, I think we need to invest our money so we're making money off our money.
[13:56] And when it comes to, they send you a letter that says that this CD is due.
[14:02] Do you go over and meet with them and see what their rates are?
[14:07] Because if you don't, they just roll it back off and the interest it's in.
[14:10] But if you go over there and find out that the rates have raised, then you can put it back
[14:16] in to a different CD and get more into it, or more money.
[14:21] I do that every September.
[14:23] So I never.
[14:24] Yeah, I'll show you when they come to do it all the time.
[14:26] This one, the second one.
[14:28] We do have a higher rate of interest on the PTIF.
[14:32] Right.
[14:32] And so I just kept this much in there.
[14:34] Well, that's good.
[14:36] That's good.
[14:36] That's good.
[14:37] I think so.
[14:37] I was just going to ask the question.
[14:39] Yeah, so keep it in the one that's gained in the most interest.
[14:44] It's not up yet.
[14:45] I think we have a few more months on it.
[14:48] We're getting about $770 per month on it in the PTI Act, though.
[14:55] It's got a lot more in there, though.
[14:57] So are we gaining much off of the one?
[15:04] I can't get in there right now. The code they send you is going to the mad line, and I can't change it, and I put it in a technical request and call them and hold for 20 minutes. So, so I'll work on that, and then I'll find out in a way.
[15:21] call Matty and ask her under four. It's I think it's yeah. It's a wash. Call Matty over it. I work with Kyle
[15:31] Lurcher over there. Yeah. Okay. Does he work from out there? Yeah. But when those
[15:38] renew, they won't automatically renew at the same rate. Well, they know unless I go to
[15:46] them. They put them into a money market.
[15:51] What about our stuff? I think it's just something
[15:57] kind of... Yeah, I mean move it into the higher interest into PTIF or just leave it when
[16:02] it's done.
[16:04] Get the most paid part. That's a lot more secure. Yeah, I'm going to say whichever
[16:12] is getting the most interest, that's the one you want to have it in. I pull it out of the
[16:16] other one and when I was doing fine, that's this one's we have a 24 month on this one and so I
[16:23] think it's I don't know how much longer a couple months. Okay, because I wasn't sure how much
[16:30] he was getting on that PTI app. I'll just double check the interest rates before I take it out and then yeah check with
[16:36] Well, with a lot of looks, I'm good, and as long as I don't know if he worked out, I just
[16:46] work with Sir.
[16:47] There's Kelly and Maddie.
[16:50] There's only two lobs they know where they're.
[16:56] had one question and the city's looking into this, so maybe I can share that with you
[17:01] when we have the data that I'm concerned about.
[17:05] Cyber security and what protections are there for the data.
[17:10] we're revamping everything here and what I've increased security is that
[17:15] where all the state of resides is on the city server yes okay I'll solve that
[17:21] one then never mind okay I appreciate that thank you I don't have any other
[17:24] questions we've been getting lots lots of notices about water and systems that are
[17:30] getting a pack. Well, according to the news.
[17:39] So do you have any questions on the other?
[17:42] I know. Except the annual audit report for 2025. That's prepared. I'll second that.
[17:52] We have a motion and a second. All in favor? I. Okay. Guess we'll bypass the engineering report.
[18:06] or do you want to do that Becky or do you want to wait like Clara was I I'm not very
[18:14] good at it yeah I go say it's pretty much the same but oh this is raised this is raised this is
[18:24] well we we can kind of go through ourselves we can kind of just go through it ourselves here and he's
[18:30] pretty good at it. And see that the tree ravaged well. And we were nacking neck.
[18:40] May and June some of the numbers that were the same was due to a malfunction on
[18:44] the meter and so that's it you'll see the numbers remain June to the same. Well it
[18:51] knows the Jordan Nells went way down. Well it went down. And wasatch. Quite a bit.
[18:58] Well, that's what we're having a little bit of problem with the the meter they're they're using a lot of water
[19:06] But they're coming in here. We we're looking at it and it's fine
[19:09] So it's something on your end. No, it's something on your end
[19:12] So we've been talking back and forth. What's that? Is that the meter? It's the yeah, the flow says it's coming in a lot
[19:19] I mean, it's a high flow and so I've talked to the guy's name up there. Do they have a meter?
[19:27] later to yeah well they have won at the end of the park just across from the
[19:31] visitor center and does that ever are done it's what plans and so they measure to
[19:38] there and above that is theirs and then we get everything below that we just
[19:43] measure how much coming from there what are they saying more were saying more
[19:47] coming out or saying more coming go check your system and instead of theirs and
[19:52] they come in here and want to know why they're built so high and you said you need
[19:56] to go look at your system. We think you might have a leak somewhere. Okay, we'll get on
[20:02] it and then nothing happens. So we call them the next month. Hey, you need to look at
[20:05] this.
[20:06] Same story.
[20:07] Yes.
[20:09] And what are you doing?
[20:10] So did you tell them that we have our meters calibrated every so often, that first we
[20:19] thought it might be the meter, but since then I've talked to them and said no, you've got
[20:23] your system, let us know. We've got, we know we need to have a clean this year and so we're
[20:29] going to have him maybe work on that too with the same people.
[20:40] Third party that's, yeah,
[20:41] the source. We've tried to get him to do it before, but
[20:47] I'll think of it as soon as I walk out of here.
[20:51] It's the, he's over at Wasatch and Soldier Hollow. Mike or, right,
[21:04] so when you talk to him about that,
[21:05] Other than that, soldier hollow it down a little bit, we're
[21:16] kind of just right in line
[21:17] with what we've been in the last couple of months with, I mean nothing's really high,
[21:21] it's not, it just says it's a higher flow if that makes sense, but I, so that's why we
[21:26] need to look at it and see what's, I'm not making any sense, I know what I can tell.
[21:30] Yes you are.
[21:35] Okay looks like we're pretty flat through January through July 26th as far
[21:43] as I'll slow.
[21:47] Based on the other four years. Yeah better than the huge spikes we've had
[21:53] before. Yeah it was a good bad thing. Yeah.
[22:01] Yeah that's been pretty consistent.
[22:12] That's fine. No, that's fine.
[22:18] Well, I don't see much difference in that myself.
[22:30] Flow chart is.
[22:43] I'm like it in a cold.
[22:46] There's going around.
[22:53] Do you have any other questions? I'll try and answer them better than I did in the last time.
[22:57] I don't have any. No, but I don't need to cook
[23:05] or I don't want to.
[23:09] Okay.
[23:10] Manager's report.
[23:12] There's not a lot going on this month for reviewing the second draft of the Capitol
[23:16] Improvement Project's facility plan.
[23:21] That's, we're monitoring the H2S gas, it's an ongoing thing, I've got, they were a little
[23:33] raised, the H2S levels this month.
[23:40] I know it's stupid, but I put it into the AI stuff and it said that it coincides with
[23:48] the algal blooms, down a deer creek, every time, yes, I don't know how true that is, but
[23:55] it just said in there.
[23:59] It does raise every year.
[24:00] I could come up when it's morning, yeah.
[24:04] The water is the morning of the stir.
[24:07] And it goes down significantly in the wintertime.
[24:09] So, but around this time, every year, August, September,
[24:13] it raises.
[24:15] So we can get some of that chemical we had put in there
[24:22] before, what was it?
[24:24] It was natural, it wasn't a chemical.
[24:25] It was hydrogen peroxide.
[24:28] Something like that, yeah.
[24:30] that Greg had and we were dumping in there through the dosing machine. We can get
[24:35] that again if you would like. It's not dosing down to the listation. Yeah.
[24:43] Does that go into our system or does that just go to go to the country?
[24:49] Yes, it is. Hever Valley has their own. So it's for them. Yeah, they put their own in their
[24:53] plums. No, we both put we were both dosing at first and then it just goes in
[24:58] lift station and then kind of lowers the H2S levels not ours isn't really high but it takes
[25:05] it down just enough so it's you know below a certain threshold so what's the cost for that
[25:10] do you know canoe I think it was what happens if you go to the top of the system and through
[25:16] different places and don't it down the main or what do I think it might just dissipate though
[25:22] well it because we put no lift station it's there and then it goes into the
[25:27] going to do a pie that's pressurized. Yes it's
[25:39] not too high I mean it's not I don't know if
[25:43] we need to do anything about it right now but it might get higher next month. Well I'm just wondering
[25:48] if we need that gel plant ahead of time. Yeah. I
[25:58] don't see a report on that could you maybe bring
[26:00] something next month for us to look at and then monitor going forward and then we'll know whether
[26:06] we need to do something or not. So here's the mentioned lane right here. This is the Hebrew
[26:12] Valley doses. Here is our left station. The one we put in at the left station and it
[26:22] goes up to 850 south where the sensor is. This is our most recent look at the graph
[26:29] out here. Those of these spikes are recently in the last month or two. Fourth is a lot.
[26:40] Probably. Yeah. Well, June, yeah.
[26:44] And so, but then you come over here. See, it's, I mean,
[26:47] it's the average is 0.59. We just had some big spikes in here. It's on its way back down.
[26:54] Looks like that you never know what it's going to do.
[26:59] Well, I was thinking about it too expensive.
[27:01] Well, maybe I'd jump on it, but I've really smelt too, and I'll wait.
[27:04] We paid for it for probably over a year, it was, I just can't remember what.
[27:09] Could I make a suggestion on that light?
[27:11] Maybe we reach out to Jim and ask him if there's much benefit in doing that.
[27:17] And he, they're using a different chemical through that they were, they decided to stop what
[27:23] we were doing together and go with a core, do you remember what it was?
[27:28] The hydrogen peroxide.
[27:29] It was something it was like a something. Yeah, and so do we want to see what see if that would be better or yeah
[27:37] I've to have with them just to say like I'll be there. So is this to help to get the palms to smell better
[27:45] Well, I think it's our line does where the sensors are eating an 8.50 self and mitching, but that's not much of a line
[27:53] Because it's pumping from there
[27:56] That's not much of a line to make smell better
[27:59] It's more what they end up with.
[28:02] So it's for the pollen, it's not for us.
[28:05] Correct.
[28:06] It's for the good, not bad as the yard.
[28:10] Not really, on bad summer days sometimes.
[28:14] But ever since they put this new lift station,
[28:16] not really, this new lift station is pretty good.
[28:19] And that's where they're going to sing it out, is it?
[28:21] So why are we dozing before they dozing?
[28:23] Won't that mess with them?
[28:24] No, that was.
[28:26] That eliminates.
[28:26] kind of what we planned to have us know as first and then the second and so
[28:34] we
[28:35] have a dose going down Nitchy Lane where all of us smell it.
[28:44] Well the ones are
[28:45] planning to smell. Okay the microbial suspension pal was $850 per
[28:51] pill.
[28:54] The pill lasts in the month as well. I think so yeah. No that's not quite
[28:59] about. Yeah, 2550 per quarter say. But in the winter time we do not need it. I was going to say you
[29:06] don't get that in the colder temperatures. And so probably by the time we got it it would be
[29:11] in September October anyways. Yeah. So we won't worry about it then. I'd say this, I think the
[29:21] matter I had to write suggests and just talk with Jim about what haven't said you. Just text
[29:27] We'll see what he says.
[29:28] If he doesn't say anything, I'll ask you a third day in the meeting.
[29:36] That's all.
[29:37] Okay.
[29:38] What about this?
[29:39] Do you want to discuss that?
[29:43] What is that?
[29:50] Was this from the last one?
[29:52] Oh, no, it was in my packet.
[29:53] Oh, yeah.
[29:54] It was the...
[29:55] We talked about that.
[29:56] Yeah, we talked about it last time.
[29:57] Well, I see.
[29:58] Yeah, and I just told them to just keep going.
[30:00] Okay. So, what did you tell them? Just put it on the archive so it's like 14 bucks a month or something. Okay. But did you? Yeah, we don't need to select a gym about doing that. Okay. And then this was what's my two. That's, uh, I was going to address that to us, I guess. Okay, the ear use. We were talking to the capacity. So we've been talking to Jim about. Yeah. And so.
[30:29] Okay.
[30:30] There's another spreadsheet now that I've seen, so I can't even read, because it's...
[30:34] Oh.
[30:35] All right.
[30:36] ...because Wes is excellent at Excel, and I can't read the Chinese on there.
[30:40] Oh, okay.
[30:41] This makes my pages long.
[30:44] Well, if this is ERU data for the district, we need to discuss that, just put it back in
[30:50] the folder.
[30:51] We can talk about it, we...
[30:53] We'll bring it up next time when Wes is here with his new report, and we have that for
[30:57] the next meeting.
[30:58] We talked about last month, and then we were going to get with Wes and Jim and me with Colleen.
[31:04] Yeah, there was a discrepancy on the data.
[31:07] We did meet initially.
[31:11] I don't know that we met again.
[31:13] I think we have to figure out where it is because as I look at the reports I've seen,
[31:19] Well, we are engaging in the process to determine the load of the capacity of the district,
[31:31] but HVSSD is not acquiring it from heaver, and they need
[31:38] to do the same thing.
[31:40] Yes, they do, unless we do that, we don't know the capacity for floating in the wind with heaver.
[31:47] They're working on a, I
[31:53] think it's, I remember the name of the place, but a consultant is
[31:58] going to come in and give us a report on some more additional testing locations to
[32:06] see
[32:06] where that is on Thursday, hopefully.
[32:08] Thanks.
[32:11] Because I drive round Heber and my god, there's so much feeling going on about how's the
[32:17] sore plate going to handle all of this?
[32:19] It's not.
[32:20] Yeah.
[32:20] It's a problem.
[32:22] Yeah, they just keep adding more.
[32:24] I mean, it's not like, well, let's check with Jim and see what they can hold, and shout it off and say,
[32:34] well, we can't take any more till we do something, but they don't. They just, and they will not come up with
[32:40] that ever way. They just, they just, we got to do that. We got to do it. They just, well, it was going on when you were in there.
[32:47] The second thing, the second thing, yes, we're working on it, okay, bring it up.
[32:55] Okay, well, anything else?
[32:58] Nope, okay.
[33:01] All right, trustee's report.
[33:05] Somebody asked me a question that really is kind of irrelevant, but got me thinking they said,
[33:12] what happens if they have more to break?
[33:15] Well, it happens with sewer ponds, not like one.
[33:19] I'm going to be washed on there.
[33:20] No, clean down, yeah.
[33:23] The sewer ponds.
[33:24] A lot of other things.
[33:25] That's a sewer plant when this appear
[33:27] and our sewer keep going at the end of the pipe.
[33:32] Could actually maybe solve a lot of problems.
[33:34] Creek more.
[33:35] Yeah, I was super honest.
[33:36] It just sends it downstream.
[33:38] Exactly.
[33:39] Then we can truthfully say,
[33:42] Probably you're going to get your drinking water from us.
[33:46] Yeah, it is a good question.
[33:49] I mean, you look at that.
[33:50] Nothing you can do.
[33:51] No, well, it's just like an earthquake.
[33:54] The way it is, but it is right in that chain.
[33:57] And I've always thought if we had an earthquake, what happens to our drinking water if the earthquake
[34:06] sends the water in a different channel in a different way?
[34:11] and we lose our drink a lot because they could. He could change into a different
[34:17] act before and go underground.
[34:22] And you better have you some cases. That's right.
[34:25] You're better because I've obviously thought that myself. I don't know if you
[34:30] remembered Claire, but when I was a public sports director, that Gerber string,
[34:36] I was the only one we had. It went to mud. And I thought, oh, we are in big trouble. And
[34:45] I had the water analyzed and tested. And it was good to drink. All you had to do was
[34:52] filter it. And we really had a mess. And at run, and this is the weirdest thing I've ever
[35:01] see. That thing run for a week mud. It was before swiss days and a few days before swiss days
[35:09] it cleared right up.
[35:14] There's something going on here. But it was. It was not. Do you remember
[35:19] it when it was mud? I do. Actually. Yes.
[35:25] And everybody was screaming at me but why was
[35:28] night builder or nothing.
[35:33] Did you guys get that emergency thing yesterday? I got me thinking
[35:37] about stuff like that though, you know, I'm just kind of what do you do? What does my
[35:41] family do? What do I do at work? You know, I mean, it's kind of a good segue into them.
[35:46] I've always said a good way to kill off a don't put it to that. I get to cancel that.
[35:55] We know what you mean, but in all with all this terrorists going on stuff we can't be more prepared to be bent stuff then, because they're hacking that
[36:31] It's been a while, I was the public work director in the 80s, so it's been a long time.
[36:42] And before we had to go mahogany sprites, that's when we only had one source.
[36:50] And so looking at doing that one.
[36:53] So anyway, something to think about.
[36:56] There's a grant going around for Skeda.
[37:00] I don't know how up to date or what you want, but there's a grant going on for Skeda.
[37:04] We just got ours. It's not even very old.
[37:09] There's no upgrades you'd want to do.
[37:12] We could do anything, really.
[37:14] It's just a grant sitting there.
[37:16] Anything is a little scared. It's available.
[37:18] Who's it from the state?
[37:21] I think it's the rural water.
[37:22] But if that's from the state.
[37:24] How did you find out about that?
[37:26] I get emails from the rural water and the state.
[37:29] Boy, I
[37:35] laced.
[37:39] Does that come from the grandma bitter, the grand bitter?
[37:44] Oh a grand bitter, which is me that, I don't know.
[37:47] Can you tell our Denny?
[37:49] No, you tell us.
[37:50] These are all the mysteries real quick because I oftentimes see grants that he sends out
[37:58] I've seen ones that we've got any medical tears retarded.
[38:02] Oh, I hadn't heard that.
[38:04] Yeah.
[38:05] I mean, it's going to retire.
[38:06] I probably just shut down.
[38:07] He's been there forever.
[38:10] If he did retire that beer.
[38:12] Yeah.
[38:13] He would take care of that.
[38:14] OK.
[38:15] Well, in the Guelps part.
[38:16] No.
[38:17] It's from Guelabs.
[38:19] Utah Cyber Center security services.
[38:22] Anything to do with Skita.
[38:24] Send that to me please.
[38:25] OK.
[38:25] I don't know.
[38:27] I don't have anything else.
[38:28] OK.
[38:28] I don't have anything.
[38:31] So I'll make a motion.
[38:32] not be adjourned. Second. I have a motion of safety adjourn all in favor. All right, bye.
[38:39] So moved. Okay, well thank you. Thank you.