[0:00] Mind well. Welcome everybody to our special service district meeting held on March 26, 2026, at six.

[0:14] At six.

[0:16] Anyway, especially welcome to Jenna, who is now our new board member and secretary.

[0:22] So appreciate you being involved and has finally getting through that process with the county.

[0:28] government works quickly, doesn't it, and the bank, and the bank, right? She's

[0:34] good to sign. Oh yeah, you called the one day trying to find one. So we had a

[0:44] core in president and Biggie asked to be excused because she's at the County

[0:49] Convention tonight. So if you were a commissioner, that's probably where you are

[0:54] be. And what for go the minutes of our last meeting since our former secretary is not

[1:01] here. And so we have no minutes to approve from our last meeting. Does anybody have any

[1:09] comment or question about that? Why or we'll

[1:15] just move forward. You want to make a summary

[1:24] was the budget. Was it? Isn't that what we did? It's all turned in. Yeah. So we're done with that.

[1:34] So comments on the minutes is that we didn't know that the budget was submitted and it's all in.

[1:43] We're good to go. So, shape rent for that.

[1:48] And when do we do the chairman change?

[1:52] I'll tell you next year. I like that.

[1:56] So, we do it on the end of the year.

[1:58] We do it the first meeting of a new year.

[2:02] No, we do it the last year.

[2:07] Aren't you leaving us?

[2:11] I'll be leaving you but probably not for a year so I'll do it for the rest of the year

[2:15] and then that much someone else.

[2:18] Okay, where are you going to go?

[2:19] Same towards you?

[2:20] Yeah, I'll be back and forth but I'm not sure my residency will be, I don't know if I'll

[2:25] be burning drains and filling up, you know, taking over your phone?

[2:30] Yeah, just messing up the roads and stuff like that.

[2:33] No, I don't have any kids I want to farm.

[2:35] so I'll be on it to someone yeah they like a paycheck well according to the

[2:42] rules your residency will be in Newark County yeah yeah and I'll live sure

[2:50] which was is an incorporated part of the county so I still could serve on this

[2:55] board so yeah you can't live inside a city that be on this committee that's the

[3:01] understitch and you have to live in the county. That's why you were. Yeah.

[3:08] So all right,

[3:09] we'll move to the financial statement then. Okay. Just a comment. I did send everything

[3:16] off for the audit. Actually, we don't have to do an audit this year, but we don't have to.

[3:21] No, we were just below it. Oh, we still did an audit. It just wasn't a million bucks. There's

[3:31] Everything will change, but anyway, it's semantics, but yeah, it'll be a little less.

[3:40] So this year, today, we brought in 70,000 in income, but we had a deposit flop over from

[3:50] last year, the 86,000.

[3:53] Why are you writing that flop?

[3:56] A cruel based accounting.

[3:59] So in reality, we brought in about 150,000 or so.

[4:06] So, we'll go through the checks that are of the next page behind it.

[4:13] We've got the 15,000 on pit runs, 37,000 on fencing,

[4:20] which was the Seater Mountain Road project.

[4:29] You bought a crack sealer for $110,000.

[4:37] You can't make it last forever?

[4:40] You're going to see all the semi-loads of that stuff is for that.

[4:43] We bought a million, we still have the two, but I'm in a surplus form.

[4:57] And then we got to pay Melissa off for her last two months, so she's in here as well,

[5:03] 300 bucks. Everything else is just tonight's meeting. I bought some covert materials, 35,000,

[5:15] and two lower tires, or did you get all four for that 98?

[5:20] I got all four, the reason why that is like the rim size that we either gets, it's just weird.

[5:27] When you buy a certain model, the rim size is different and so we bought these other rims

[5:32] because the tires fit those rims, the $4,000 less than the tire that the original rim came with.

[5:40] So it's just cheaper in the long room.

[5:44] What do you want to do if we were more grateful?

[5:46] Well, it's not that it's the tire company.

[5:50] And you buy a 29-size tire, say, a 26-hundred.

[5:54] There's $4,000 there, because we run the same rim

[5:57] just to demonstrate tire while we use the same rim.

[6:00] It's a different rim.

[6:01] But the same size of tire for that lower.

[6:05] It's just, instead of being like a 29-to-26.

[6:07] But it's $4,000 a difference by going to a $29, so if you buy a set of tires, two sets of tires, it's paying for itself.

[6:17] And then you can make this money after you buy it a second set.

[6:22] You know, save them, and those tires are $10,000 a piece.

[6:28] So basically it's just for changing the room size, so we're not dispensing much on tires.

[6:35] What's our deposits year to date we are down about $40,000 lower than we were a year ago.

[6:46] But the price of oil is gone up so maybe that will help or something.

[6:53] It does.

[6:54] It's got to stay there for a bit.

[6:55] But we're going to hold back on the paper here, rather than here, that's here on my side.

[7:12] So, yeah, that's all I've got.

[7:16] I make a motion to accept the financial statement.

[7:19] I have a motion in a second for their discussions.

[7:23] Seeing none, all is a favor, signify by eye.

[7:30] Other business?

[7:31] Janet, do you have any questions, or anything about an organization you'd like to explain,

[7:37] or how we function, or where our money comes from, or what it's spend on?

[7:42] Yeah, what is this?

[7:45] So a special service district is a district that operates inside of a county.

[7:50] so what separates separate than the county and so the way we get money I guess

[7:57] the easiest way is to explain it is the county gets certain money because it

[8:01] owns federal property. It's called pill and then the Forest Service has one

[8:06] called SRS. SRS funding and so whenever like there's oil or mining or gas developed

[8:14] on the beeline ground or anything around here those folks have to pay a certain

[8:17] percentage into the state of lease on federal property and so that money gets

[8:24] divided up among the different counties based on how many acres you have in

[8:30] your county and so there's a formula that the state has that calculates all of

[8:36] that and they send us money and give us I guess as an advisory board the

[8:45] oversight of that money. The reasons it comes to a special service district, if it came

[8:52] directly to the county, the county would have to deduct that money from payment on payment

[8:57] of low tax from other federal money. So this is a way that we get both pots of money.

[9:04] And so this money is dedicated to just transportation projects, not inside city limits. And so we

[9:13] We get funded by, the county gets funded by what's called class D road money, based on

[9:19] how many county roads we have per mile.

[9:23] And so they have a budget through this county that gives them a bunch of money and so what

[9:29] we do is we buy materials for roads, we can buy equipment, we can buy fuel, we can do our

[9:39] Fancy striping. Yes, striping, fancy, the culvert. Anything that helps the road department

[9:45] out, if they come and they have a real need for something, then they can come to us and

[9:51] if we have money we'll buy it and we'll physically give it to them. So we will never own any

[9:58] equipment, we will never maintain any, but we're responsible to oversee the money and make

[10:03] sure that it gets spanned in the proper way which is you know some kind of a

[10:10] highway and we do not pay for salaries you know there's some things we're like

[10:14] road material just different things like that and most of the time it's pretty you

[10:22] know smooth I guess what we've done in the past we meet quarterly we have a

[10:27] Christmas party. Yeah, I'm training once in a while training. We did that

[10:33] live. Yeah, I got now from this day. You're supposed to figure out tonight where

[10:40] we go in April to do the training. So you can go do that training. They'll

[10:47] provide that at a central location. Yeah, if you want or you can watch it on the

[10:51] video. I was gonna say could we just keep doing a video. Yeah, I think we can

[10:57] do that, or if we all want to go spend a weekend in which cross or wherever it is.

[11:02] The way it was, the way I read it, kind of, it was like, I've got to do this, and I've

[11:07] got to.

[11:08] What's wrong with them?

[11:10] Because we're mandated to be trained for the state under the public, or meeting public,

[11:17] or opening public means.

[11:20] So there's a handful of things we have to do, training wise.

[11:24] Okay.

[11:24] Yeah, it's happy to take a recording and training and there's some time.

[11:27] Yeah, yeah.

[11:29] And most of the time what we've done is one of our meetings really.

[11:32] It's a play, it's a video.

[11:34] Do the, do the test.

[11:37] I thought, that's what it really meant.

[11:40] All of them?

[11:41] Yeah, we did that in November.

[11:43] Yeah, we did it.

[11:43] We were all come up.

[11:48] So, Prince the President or Chair,

[11:51] no, Prince the Financial Board Member

[11:53] that have those finances. Here are the four member that will punish them. It's the secretary,

[11:58] and then me and Gordon and Randy and the other two, other three, so there's five of us.

[12:06] And Brandon's an advisor who comes from the county as the road supervisor to make

[12:11] you know suggestions. We don't have to, you know, do anything he says.

[12:25] And so like you know the road from the falls to Ray Lyman's now bumpy that road was what we paid to

[12:34] repaid the rest of that road stuff like that. Didn't we do that? We paid Jake right?

[12:40] And so we do projects you know like that when there's a need and they don't have the resources.

[12:45] So those are kind of some of the things that I'm going to do, like the tires or things.

[12:55] So let's see.

[12:56] We usually rotate the chair every other year.

[13:00] One of us will take.

[13:02] Maybe we need to keep to that condition.

[13:06] Anyway, I'll do it for another year because then I'll be gone.

[13:15] But right now, Vicki is the commissioner, so the commissioners are all assigned over

[13:21] different departments.

[13:22] So Vicki is the commissioner who oversees the road department.

[13:25] So she will come and sit down and we can talk about projects that are going on and in order

[13:34] to be a member of this board, they have to appoint us so they had to appoint you. That's

[13:40] the only real control they have over us. They could change the use of the money if they

[13:45] wanted to. They could move it for recreation or something else, but everybody could kill them.

[13:52] They took their road money in, so it went to recreation. They don't have a budget to speak

[14:00] because for their roads it's like we do because they it's always just going to

[14:07] laugh people just left it let us function and let the benefit go to the roads

[14:14] and because we have lots of roads and so we need to get paid per meeting which

[14:24] the checks we just passed out and what else we get paid at the end of the year. And then we have

[14:34] to have a budget at the end of the year. The public is always welcome. Nobody ever really comes

[14:42] and just the one time that I can remember. Were you here for that? I can't push it.

[14:47] I haven't lived in there. There's been more person here than 15 years ago.

[14:50] No, it was a Christian scene.

[14:53] Okay, it was the mayor from the Civil War.

[14:54] Oh, from the Civil War, yeah.

[14:56] Yeah, sometimes the mayor is a common one.

[15:00] Honey, and say it's a joint project or something, when I was a commissioner, share our fill-ups, I was just to come threaten using and take this money for law enforcement. But doesn't it seem a bylaw to the laws that it just made in the four rules? Yeah, it is. The way we've set it up, but the county commissioners could be right. They could change it. But they can't change it. They can. Yeah, it's their choice. But we don't tell them that. Yeah. Yeah.

[15:29] Yeah, that's like a million bucks that we don't have to worry about.

[15:36] Yeah, yeah, and so yeah, I mean, I would say most commissioners don't really understand.

[15:44] Right.

[15:45] So they switch duties sometimes every other year and I don't know that they ever get it.

[15:50] So we, you know, put up with them when they come.

[15:55] Some of them are interested, some of them aren't.

[15:58] So I'm going to get really involved so you

[16:04] know we are governed by the statute on the Utah code it says what we can and can't do or have how we function and there's different kinds of special service districts were an independence that's special service history.

[16:20] There's some that are dependent which means the county has more control.

[16:24] We don't possess a tax, but we don't.

[16:32] The county auditor doesn't have anything to do with us.

[16:36] The state does.

[16:37] If we were to independent,

[16:40] special service history,

[16:42] then the county auditor wouldn't look at what we do.

[16:46] Yeah, they don't have any oversight.

[16:49] Right.

[16:50] So we just work with the state

[16:51] state in somebody mentioned if we're over a million dollars and we have to have a state

[16:56] audit done, but if we're under we just have to have a normal audit done, third party.

[17:02] No, so it's always done by a third party always, but the million dollar threshold requires

[17:10] an audit and so where we're below the million, it's only a review, a review or an agreed upon

[17:17] procedure saves us 600 bucks. It's the only difference. It's not a big deal. It's just a nuisance.

[17:29] We always have to have the core of the function, so that means we have to have four or five, right?

[17:37] Or can we have three out of five? I think it's three out of five. Three out of the five to take an

[17:41] action. And Melissa should have given you a copy of the bylaws. Yeah. Yeah. We do have our own bylaws and we can change those.

[17:55] We would give a copy to the County Commission.

[17:58] Do we, you know, what's that?

[18:02] If it's changed, I don't know. I don't know. I suppose they could. I shouldn't have. I don't know. I didn't give them one.

[18:09] maybe it was just the county's turning we had to look it over maybe when I was a

[18:14] commissioner we went from three members to five because I thought that was

[18:19] easier and sometimes you know and then that represented the county a little bit

[18:24] better we got two on the East side and three on the West side and so I thought

[18:29] that was better so we changed the file as an element to five we're four year

[18:33] terms. And so your term is your four years. The current county attorney, you know, makes

[18:42] them advertise if your seat was up. And I guess typically we have to call over and say

[18:49] we're interested. I would assume they would put us in by default unless they heard otherwise,

[18:54] unless somebody was really mad and wanted to get rid of one of us, they could.

[18:58] Well, they were going to make this run there for a while.

[19:00] Yeah.

[19:01] It was nice to work with.

[19:03] Yeah.

[19:04] They dissolved our whole board and we're going to make us all run.

[19:07] Yeah.

[19:07] And we're just told in a pound sand.

[19:10] Yeah.

[19:11] They forgot everything.

[19:13] Yeah.

[19:13] They did.

[19:14] They forgot about it.

[19:15] It was like a big deal for a week or two.

[19:17] Yeah.

[19:19] But you get a new county attorney here.

[19:21] You get a new commissioner and they start looking into him.

[19:23] Well, I want about this in any way.

[19:26] So I was pushing that we had to run I think the new county attorney at least when she took that's place

[19:34] Say, and none of these guys have been appointed and they you've got to advertise and it's got to be open

[19:42] Yeah, we were we all had to find our own replacement. We need

[19:49] Yeah, we had all laughs on our terms. We hadn't done anything for a few years and

[19:54] and anyway, so once in a while they get excited and let's see anything else

[20:02] anybody wants to share about how we work and what we do, heard you have any

[20:06] questions? I don't know.

[20:11] So two of us have to sign checks so like if he

[20:14] orders something during the week and a check needs to go out you can sign and

[20:20] and I can sign and break and sign.

[20:23] And so, that makes it convenient.

[20:25] So, you know, you're kind of in the same area as we are

[20:28] and so that kind of works.

[20:30] If I'm out of town, then you can sign something

[20:32] and vice versa.

[20:34] We've had Randy Gordon sign before too.

[20:37] Yeah, yeah.

[20:38] If they weren't on available,

[20:40] so sometimes it cost 50.

[20:44] My phone number, you can email in my text in my wife.

[20:49] Oh, how about you?

[20:50] So what's your, what's your, what's yours?

[20:55] 864, 78723.

[21:03] I don't know either.

[21:09] Is it 4-782-4?

[21:11] Yeah.

[21:13] Okay.

[21:13] It typically Thursdays are in the festival in May.

[21:17] So they went through.

[21:19] They really wanted Wednesday.

[21:23] There's a lot of stuff on Thursdays and I had another stuff.

[21:26] One day's in Friday's or hard.

[21:29] yeah I can usually make whatever work so let's see that's about usually

[21:40] spend about

[21:40] a million either just under just over a million dollars a year and rent and

[21:46] watch over that and the regulations and files everything that we need to do

[21:52] and we'll just need a copy of the mitts for the next meeting and we'll have those

[22:00] approved. Now, if anybody questions anything we do, thinking it's all online too. So she

[22:09] posts everything. Yeah, like she told me I have to take last meetings, minutes and post

[22:16] on half of this meeting, right? I think you posted a recording as well. Yeah. So I don't

[22:25] I don't post anything about this meeting until next week, right?

[22:29] Till there are proofs.

[22:30] Yeah, you don't post all the other proofs.

[22:36] So to post those means, do we need to have a motion to approve them?

[22:42] I guess we just simply approve.

[22:44] That's our first step, does it mean?

[22:47] We didn't read them, but we didn't approve them.

[22:50] So I'll entertain a motion to approve the minutes that we brought.

[22:52] That will be posted.

[22:54] Did you make the motion?

[22:56] I'll let you.

[22:57] Oh, I'll make a motion to approve the minutes.

[23:00] I'll have a motion in a second further discussion.

[23:03] Then so whenever you get them typed up,

[23:06] we're going to post them.

[23:07] You want to send a copy and email to us

[23:13] or does anybody care?

[23:16] It's a recording, it's a recording.

[23:19] So just post them.

[23:20] No, we should do it.

[23:21] So all those in favor, signify by high.

[23:24] Motion carries.

[23:26] So, okay, so now you can have the hate, it is right

[23:30] everyone you want, you want to take a shot at anybody

[23:33] in the county, just put him in the name it.

[23:35] All right, any reason you go into a closed meeting,

[23:45] or any reason for a by-law change, if you have a copy

[23:49] of those that you can speak familiar with them.

[23:55] And if we do something that you don't feel like is in line with those bylaws and just always feel free to bring it up.

[24:02] Yeah, I think I changed computers last time I redid those, I think they're on the old one, I don't know.

[24:09] If I had to find a mechanic I might be.

[24:12] Maybe for a nice meeting I could print a copy for all of us so we could all read them again since it's been a while.

[24:20] Okay. One thing real quick, if we want to build, I talked to you a little bit about

[24:27] building some candies in Delta. What do you guys think about that as far as building?

[24:31] Like, the shade can't be basically, it's just a structure, like a farm, you know,

[24:36] three-sided can't be for shade for art with them.

[24:40] Because like, our road wide early bog, again it's 300 grand, the new cracks in the machine is 100 grand.

[24:46] And every time you turn around, there's 300 grand of $600,000 that we can just sit down

[24:51] the sun.

[24:52] And all this stuff has, you know, electronics on, wires, and so on, and all the coves of

[24:59] things.

[24:59] I heard about everything.

[25:01] It was generally running around.

[25:02] I put most of my equipment on the shed.

[25:05] Yeah.

[25:06] So basically, she's like, it's a three-sided shed and I put it behind the shed, behind the

[25:11] Three-sided one you'd back into it. You'd pull through it back into them. They're mainly for trailers.

[25:17] You know something like a track hole, you know, if we want to park just equipment in there we just back into it.

[25:22] Not like a hay barn that you're gonna just pull their shun lives in.

[25:25] There's three-sided metal barn.

[25:29] I mean, it doesn't cost

[25:33] a balance of size.

[25:34] I've had an idea, but not really. I don't want anything you don't want to do. I don't want to do. I don't want much of something to cost.

[25:40] I'm sure I'm sure a 40 foot by a 60 foot probably by 30 foot.

[25:49] I'm just guessing probably 68.

[25:51] I don't know.

[25:52] You guys want to do that?

[25:54] I don't know.

[25:56] Metal.

[25:58] Well, not that much.

[25:59] Not a lot of metal.

[26:01] No, that's just cheating.

[26:03] Cheating.

[26:04] 20 years.

[26:15] I don't know if I can do the post if I want it to or if I can do the post now, but sometimes

[26:28] I'm going to put that stuff up, I don't know, you know, change your image, or make a

[27:04] But just if you guys

[27:07] Anybody have a problem

[27:09] I don't want to be this year

[27:15] In the fall when we have more money because this money is left under now probably for me

[27:20] And then when we get a bigger money in the fall that would be some time when we look into that

[27:27] Yeah

[27:30] That's that's so nice

[27:33] the ponds that they dug, you know, and then we line them with the water. You know, to have that water there and not go away.

[27:39] Yeah, you know, especially in the film where we're so rocky.

[27:43] Oh, yeah.

[27:44] That is so nice to have water, and I don't think it's shot.

[27:47] Because we were still out of the trick.

[27:51] Well, does anyone come pump that water out?

[27:53] Yeah, well, yeah, maybe.

[27:57] But yeah, like you know, we can park our snowpots in it. I'd like to do quite a few

[28:02] little feet of that buildings, you know, where are you going to be going to call them?

[28:06] They're not building.

[28:07] Sheds?

[28:09] Sheds, because really we can't park our snowpots in, you know, like during the winter.

[28:13] We have buildings over there, but when they build those buildings on the north side of our place,

[28:17] they build them wide enough so they can, they can't fit in there.

[28:21] They go all those bays in there and you can't get a snowpuff.

[28:26] It's a kind of a bad deal.

[28:28] So basically it's just big storage for now which is, we still use it.

[28:33] The site started at 12 foot.

[28:36] Maybe for trucks to pull in and pull out.

[28:39] Yeah.

[28:41] Other trucks would be warm.

[28:43] Yeah.

[28:44] Or at least out in the snow.

[28:45] So you start and go.

[28:46] and they didn't plan that one out too good so anyway yeah if you get to have some kind

[28:54] of canopy over the stuff you know like we try to keep all our chipper machines and

[28:59] we bought over them more because it's enclosed and heated but because they're $500,000

[29:05] machines you know bigger stuff stays over there where it's heated and stays the same climate

[29:13] We still want squirrels, you get the squirrels anyway, eating the wires and eating everything

[29:17] else, building nests, and

[29:24] they still get to do better.

[29:28] And did you say how much we have in the bank?

[29:31] Yeah, on the 40s.

[29:32] Yeah.

[29:33] Yeah.

[29:33] I might say that.

[29:34] We wouldn't.

[29:35] We're not.

[29:36] I'm not looking for that to actually fall.

[29:40] We get some more money in.

[29:42] Yeah.

[29:43] I thought it would be nice to start getting the dibs out as far as knowing how much it's going to cost and how deep we can do it.

[29:49] Like I said, the mag is going to eat up a lot of that, that 150.

[29:52] We have about two weeks to get out of my bag.

[29:55] I am still spinning.

[29:57] I'm still spinning.

[30:00] $400,000 is a mag. We're going to, I don't know, we'll see what the CEO of the

[30:05] federal business here, but next year for sure, we're going to start getting rid of a bunch of

[30:08] our magros and changing the change of the world. Are you just going to get crushed up

[30:16] asphalt and run on that road, you may feel it? Well, it's a hard magro, we just

[30:21] want to try now. There's a bunch of roads over here on this side of town.

[30:29] They're

[30:29] They're hard, they're beachy, one

[30:33] in Sydney, oh, but there's a bunch over here.

[30:36] I don't like the road to her house, babe.

[30:39] I have a lot of things left.

[30:40] What's that?

[30:42] Is that the one west of your house?

[30:45] Oh, no, it's on the other side of the floral ranch.

[30:49] Oh, clear.

[30:50] By the time you turn, you know where Tony Clark lives?

[30:53] Or Neil Clayton's farm is right there.

[30:56] It's just a book back to this.

[30:58] So, there's some, there's a grove of trees, some cottonwood trees right in the back room now.

[31:03] No, the one right in front of my house isn't, but you did mag last year.

[31:07] So, one that I, that I drive down the longest, I was very thankful for that.

[31:12] So, which one is that?

[31:13] Which one is that?

[31:14] That one comes from big turners?

[31:16] What North is it?

[31:17] Yeah, that's that.

[31:18] Is that, you get down there?

[31:19] 5,000 North?

[31:21] Yeah.

[31:22] Is it?

[31:23] No.

[31:23] It's by the keeper.

[31:25] It's by the keeper.

[31:25] If you turn, just before you hit the keeper.

[31:27] It's 55, I think it's 5500 North.

[31:31] What about that one?

[31:32] It's 5500 North and what?

[31:34] West.

[31:35] You're 4500?

[31:37] Four.

[31:38] Four.

[31:39] I mean, it's the...

[31:40] I go, I turn from 4000 and drive up to 5000.

[31:44] Yeah.

[31:45] Down the 5000.

[31:46] Yeah.

[31:47] And I live on 5000.

[31:49] But.

[31:50] In the West?

[31:50] Yeah.

[31:51] Well, no.

[31:53] Okay.

[31:54] 5000 in the West.

[31:55] Yeah.

[31:55] Yeah, the way it is.

[31:57] No, the way it is.

[31:59] Further north.

[32:00] Yeah.

[32:00] The way the way it is.

[32:03] Oh god, the way it is.

[32:04] You don't know what the keyword is.

[32:05] Just before you get to a query, just turn left right there.

[32:08] Oh god.

[32:09] Now the way it is.

[32:10] Now it's going to be miles down there, right?

[32:13] Turn on the euro.

[32:15] Knuckles by the keeper on the tree though.

[32:19] Only right.

[32:20] Yeah.

[32:20] And then you're just back to the left.

[32:23] So I live on 5,000.

[32:24] But I take like the top has road and then I turn on 4,000 and I go up.

[32:28] Oh, okay, so you take 4,500 North and go down.

[32:32] I guess 5,500 North is that road.

[32:39] So you can keep bagging it.

[32:40] Yeah, well, we have the leads of any management.

[32:44] Well, you know what to do.

[32:47] I was on County Committee Gallagher and Larry moving came out to get my boat to Fort

[32:56] down the commissioner and before the the thing the meeting I had they did the

[33:04] She has, and oiled it,

[33:09] and I bought it for her.

[33:13] And she winked at you, didn't you?

[33:16] Yeah.

[33:16] I mean, she was a hugger.

[33:18] She's a hugger.

[33:20] Oh, that was so fun.

[33:23] I was just, ugh.

[33:29] See, yeah, I don't think the chance got anything else in there.

[33:33] Any projects coming up this summer around?

[33:35] Just that seed around her own.

[33:38] That's a big project.

[33:39] What are you doing to that?

[33:41] You're widening.

[33:41] I was just a little bit.

[33:43] Well, we had to get drainage in it.

[33:45] There was, they didn't put any culprits in there.

[33:49] No.

[33:50] So it run like six miles down the shoulder

[33:52] to the roads of water.

[33:54] Isn't there one that comes off that?

[33:56] Mm-hmm.

[33:57] Isn't there one that comes off

[33:59] and that comes off and that comes off?

[33:59] There's a lot of areas that the culprits aren't around.

[34:03] The culprits?

[34:04] It was a culprits.

[34:04] I think the culprits don't canal.

[34:06] The open end.

[34:07] So it run from the top of the sear around the road

[34:09] all the way to that canal on the one side with no culprits.

[34:11] We put two minutes or two, 10 years ago, we put two in there.

[34:15] But the problem is I dug down, and you've got to take two feet down, probably get the

[34:21] corner on the road.

[34:21] And then there's a six-foot wall dirt there, so you take all that dirt back and put it on

[34:25] the property on there.

[34:27] So one time, if you're a Cooper said that it wasn't going to be all kinds of water come off

[34:33] fill more, and that canal was going to run, and it was going to back up all that property,

[34:37] and all the way down to Clayton, means you're there.

[34:40] Yeah, so he he got the road department on a bulldozer and they went all the way down through that DW workaround

[34:45] where they've actually planted all those trees. Yeah, and then it's later about it. What water?

[34:51] What water is coming off of what mountain from what pond anyway?

[34:55] Well, then we wouldn't as standoff dead trees back up. Yeah, and we paid the state

[34:59] $120,000 for that. Behead us cold. Really? Because we ruined his 10 years of work. Oh, man.

[35:07] I mean, yeah, oh, my guys are still following up on them.

[35:11] But yeah, that canal, like I said,

[35:13] I've seen them coming out of Pioneer Canyon

[35:14] and they got to, about a mile from that canal.

[35:18] Yeah, I've seen two of that, canal last year.

[35:21] No, two of them.

[35:22] Two of them, yeah, when that flood happened to hurt my nose.

[35:26] So, yeah, yeah, that, yeah.

[35:29] Anyway, that canal's full of dirt right now.

[35:31] Yeah, I mean, we've got to rip it out.

[35:32] Yeah.

[35:33] I gotta give the contractor and then to clean it out when the white and the road

[35:37] Influid in the road. Yeah, I haven't fiascoed about right now trying to figure out what the heck

[35:43] easement issues, no issues, but the county has never

[35:47] kept up with their easements. Okay, so I personally as a road department don't know whether

[35:52] we have a decent easement or a prospective easement on any road in the county.

[35:58] So, it's scary three feet from center.

[36:01] Well that's what everybody says, but that's if we have a deal reason for that with

[36:06] it's to the center.

[36:07] Yeah, it's to the center.

[36:08] It's to the center.

[36:09] Uh huh.

[36:10] Like, come on to the center, like, when you have, you pay tax to the center of the road.

[36:15] No, I pay taxes to the fence on, yeah, the same, uh, across the street on March property.

[36:24] Oh, so you don't know.

[36:26] Yeah, because his uncle did own that property when they put their good road in, when getting

[36:33] in for the road.

[36:35] So I'm not sure who, there's no Eastman Donner in front between me and former.

[36:42] Is there a road there?

[36:44] Yeah.

[36:44] As it is where it is.

[36:46] Well, yeah.

[36:47] Well, that said, the county attorney had been on my rear end hard by the one that Cedar Mountain

[36:51] job.

[36:55] What about that settlement road used to be where the school was?

[37:00] What was that?

[37:01] What was this school?

[37:02] The settlement school.

[37:03] You know, it goes by Dale Jackson and John Blackson.

[37:07] Oh.

[37:07] Yeah.

[37:08] I don't know where it happened.

[37:09] That's going to a lawsuit.

[37:11] It's still going?

[37:12] Yeah.

[37:12] It's going to go to a lawsuit.

[37:14] Yeah.

[37:15] At least the property boundary.

[37:16] It's going to be my phone.

[37:18] Yeah.

[37:19] Why?

[37:20] So it's over 10 feet that much and yeah so there's an old plot that showed that

[37:27] there was a county road that went kind of behind the school but it's never been

[37:31] used it's it's it's our park on our baseball field anyway Dell built his house

[37:38] in yard there and you know and the Abbott's lived in the blue house and then

[37:43] Derek really moved in there but John Black moved in between him and Dell

[37:49] now it's surveyed and he said the property lines are all wrong and there

[37:52] should be a county road that goes through Del Giard so John can drive all the

[37:56] way through. Are you kidding? No, it's bad. Are you freaking kidding me? No, the right

[38:02] the way actually goes and makes it turn. Right through the

[38:07] our billion, right? And it's like, and so it's going to court now and and Jackson's

[38:14] owned part of that property behind there.

[38:19] And anyway, John says in the survey that the

[38:22] boundaries, you know, over 20 feet, so he built a fence.

[38:26] Yeah, I saw that on the other day, and the boundary is back the other way, 40 feet.

[38:33] And so, and then he keeps, I talked to him the other day and he's just like, well, he's

[38:39] still need to, you know, build that road through there. And I said, John, that's never been

[38:43] It is abandoned. He says, I know. I went to the meeting. It has been abandoned, but it was there and I'm just like

[38:51] The town of Deseret was platted and it was never adopted and so all of those lobsters treats and everything don't exist

[38:58] What people wants is he wants to pull up in the road and back his traders into his yard. So he wants the road built to the east

[39:07] Right, we're in the jogs last, he wasn't in his house.

[39:12] He was part of the county's concern.

[39:14] The county legally abandoned that, right?

[39:17] The county's legally abandoned that part of it.

[39:19] I think so.

[39:21] I don't know.

[39:21] I gave up on it.

[39:22] Why can't he just like get rid of the fence?

[39:25] Well, it's Delta.

[39:26] It's Delta.

[39:27] It's Delta.

[39:28] Delta.

[39:30] Yeah, he's got some stuff there.

[39:32] The shit.

[39:32] You know, all the stuff.

[39:33] Yeah, so he wants to be able to pull him there and back into his property.

[39:36] So John wants the fence moved.

[39:38] Yeah, well I don't want all that cleared off and build this rose so he can pull up in a gravel road and back down his driveway.

[39:45] There's like no houses over there.

[39:47] Peace, yeah.

[39:48] I mean there's houses but you have space.

[39:50] Yeah, it's stupid.

[39:53] He claims the Derek's half a Derek shed is on his property too.

[39:56] Oh my gosh.

[39:58] Maybe you should have moved around people John.

[40:00] Yeah he says that's what he wishes.

[40:02] She would have stayed up the 4-0 range where he just kept whining about getting more gravel

[40:06] and more gravel on his roads.

[40:09] So the roads are this deep now and I can't even pull off the road.

[40:12] I tip with my combine over.

[40:15] He's one of the 5 or 6 in the candidate that complained all the time.

[40:19] I said there's 10,000 people there more and I get.

[40:21] There's 5 or 6 people in the candidate that you're from once a year.

[40:25] It's always that fight.

[40:28] Get on the list.

[40:30] You're telling us you need to call it to man, and they call him when it's too wet and muddy.

[40:35] Right, that's the problem.

[40:37] Yeah, when it rains a lot, the bad roads are bad.

[40:40] I'll give you a few phone calls.

[40:41] With my road's muddy and it's like, okay, but it's been mad.

[40:45] There's a reason why.

[40:48] We'll take the man.

[40:53] Okay, anybody else have anything they want to talk about or discuss?

[40:56] or I make a motion to adjourn. I will second that.

[41:01] Oh, I have a motion in a second for the discussion.

[41:04] Seeing none, all those in favor signify by aye.

[41:07] Motion carries. Thank you, everybody.

Millard county special service district #8 Meeting

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