All right, it's six o'clock. We'll get started and uh I'll call the meeting to
order. We have the pledge of allegiance and invocation. Miss Pam will do the
invocation and Miss Willie will do the pledge of allegiance. Everybody stand,
please. >> I pledge algiance to the flag
of Americy [clears throat]
and justice for all. Let's pray. Father, we just thank you for the opportunity to
get together this evening and gather as a community to make decisions for the
the good of our citizens here in Mount Pleasant. Let's pray for you be with
those that are not with us tonight. And we just thank you for all the blessings
that you poured upon this town. In your name we pray.
» Amen. >> Thank you, ladies. Roll call, please.
Ma'am,
» Mr. Davis is out. Um, Miss Nolles is attending virtually.
» Mayor White. >> She's watching virtually. She's not a
participant for today, but >> correct.
» Hello. >> She's just listening to the virtually.
Yes. >> Laura, if you can hear us.
[clears throat] >> She can hear you all because I double
checked with her. She can hear us. She can listen. Um, good.
» Mayor White >> here.
» Alderson >> here.
» Miss Johnson >> here.
» Thank you. pretty present. >> Do have a approval and correction of
minutes from prior meetings. We've got two sets of study session of June the
11th and the regular meeting of June the 16th. Once you've had an opportunity to
review those, entertain a motion for approval.
» I make a motion we approve the study session from June 11th and the regular
meeting minutes from June 16th. >> Got a motion. Do we have a second?
» Second. >> Got a second. All those in favor?
» I >> I oppose. Motion carries. awards,
presentations, and appointments. Mayor's appointment communication committee.
Phillip. >> Um, yeah. Mayor, commissioners, Miss
Brenda Ferson agreed to uh to sit on the communication committee.
» Okay. Um, we need a motion and a vote on that. Correct.
» She's she came from >> um
» Miss Lori, one of Okay. >> Okay. So, I'd entertain a motion for
» Brenda Frierson. Brenda Frierson to uh fill Lor's u communication committee.
» Make a motion for Brenda Frierson to fill a seat open on Lori no
communication committee. >> Got a second. All those in favor?
» I opposed. Motion carries. Mayor's appointment board of zoning appeals.
» Mayor Commissioner Miss Marily Misski has decided that um she would like to
sit on that board. >> Thank you. Florida's voting bills.
» Uh, Mayor Lee's been a big active part of
this community. Thank you. >> We appreciate to entertain a motion for
that. >> Make a motion we um add Maril Lee
Macheski on to the board of zoning appeals.
» Got a motion. Do we have a second? >> Second.
» Got a second. All those in favor? I opposed. Motion carries. Completion and
review of unfinished business. Ordinance 2026-1141.
Public hearing. And this will be the final reading. Ordinance repealing and
replacing title 14 zoning and land use control chapter 2 zoning ordinance of
the Mount Pleasant Municipal Code. Corey.
» Yes, mayor and commissioners. This is one we've talked about uh quite a bit
over the past several months. There is no substantive change from the first
reading of this ordinance. However, it does look different because the numbers
are different. So, the numbers throughout the whole zoning text are
changed to coordinate with our current municipal code. So, if you right now, if
you go on uh MUN code, you look in the zoning ordinance comes up and appendix B
and it does that because the numbers that are in our current zoning don't
match with the numbers that we had in the old zoning and the rest of the MUN
code. So what we've done is again no substantive change. There's been nothing
as far as the words that have changed, but all the numbers are different. We've
also removed the reference to chapter 2 from the title and throughout because
this will repeal and replace all of title 14. So which was the intent all
along and probably why it was in appendix B in the first place. So
» any questions for Corey Phillip? He none entertain a motion. Excuse me.
This is a public hearing and a final reading. Would anyone care to speak?
Please let the minutes reflect no one care to entertain a motion for approval.
» I make approve a motion to approve ordinance 2026-1141.
» Motion. Do we have a second? >> Second.
» All those in favor? >> I opposed. Motion carries. Monthly
report from mayor. I'll be brief. Uh last uh Saturday afternoon evening we
had a farmers market here and it was well attended. There were 16 vendors
along with three or four food trucks and it was uh the first one. There's another
one scheduled for August and I think as we continue to grow that
it'll get bigger. Uh, and then not this Friday, but next f Friday is finally
Friday again and it'll be the shop hopping and there is going to be a
cruise in as well with it for the cars. The first one that we did, I think we
wound up with 87 cars. Uh, a number of food trucks,
people hearing more about it. I'm hearing more and more calling me about
it. So, I think that's just going to grow. So, that's all I've got. monthly
financial budget report
the preliminary financials out on Friday. Um, usually in June, the June
financials that I present to y'all in July are preliminary because we are
still closing the books. Everything I presented to y'all is going to
definitely change in the next 60 days or at this point probably 45 days. Um,
we're working on closing the books for June 30th. So, we'll have a final set of
financials for you probably in September and then of course audited financials
for this fiscal year will come from the audit hopefully in January to try to
stay on track with this new audit firm that we have. Um, our budget was
approved by the controllers's office. We submitted it on September uh June 26 and
it was approved on June we submitted it on June 22nd. It was approved on June
26th. That's probably the quickest our budget has been approved. But the only
issue, I had emailed you all the approval letter and I had checked with
them. We had no questions, no issues. The only thing is because we were under
that gas notice last year, we have done our rate increase, but now they're going
to watch us for two years cuz it took us two years to get in the whole they're
going to watch us for two years to come out of that, make sure that we keep
doing what they want us to do. So, we won't uh get any awards or anything this
year just because of they're going to as long as we're under that, we won't. But
they told us two years. This is our first year. They'll probably watch 2027
as well. And then we'll see how we go from there. And then we're working on
audit at at the moment. Just our everyday stuff and audit. So if you all
have any questions, >> yeah, get ready for that one.
Uh but uh here again, nobody take that wrong about the uh being looked at for
two years on the gas because we borrowed money from ourselves because it was a
whole lot cheaper than going to a banker on the open bond market to get it
» and we needed to adjust our rates. I don't think we do 10 years. So we did a
lot of changes. I think we updated all of that in the November commission
meeting. So, >> so I just always want to make that clear
» because they do a great job on that budget.
» Yep. >> Any questions for Schiffer?
» Hearing none. Entertain a motion to approve the financial and budget report.
» Make a motion we approve the monthly financial budget report as presented.
» Got a motion. How about a second? >> Second.
» Got a second. All those in favor? >> I opposed. Motion carries. Monthly
report from city manager Philip. >> Mayor, commissioners, uh, don't have a
lot of things this month. Um, just to start with, our side loader garbage
truck is in Nashville for repair the steering boxes out. Should be back in a
week or so. Therefore, we've having to take two additional employees to help
pick up trash and so we're behind on grass cutting. Um, may work a little
overtime to catch back up because there's been a lot of rain and
everything's green. Yeah. Um, starting the process of car
engineering from Mount Joy Road. I hope to have that bid out and um bids in by
next next meeting. hope to that's pretty proactive,
» but I just want you to know that we're starting that process. And then lastly,
um employee spotlight on page two. Impressive young man, firefighter Caleb
Clayton. He's been full-time since 2024. He holds a bachelor's from UT Southern
in public health education and is pursuing his masters in business
administration. If you read, he's pretty accomplished in trap shooting. I think
it says something about number one in the nation. So, get a chance to read
that. Yeah, pretty impressive. But wanted to spotlight him this month for
employee spotlight. >> Good. That's awesome.
Anything else, Philip? >> Not for the city managers.
» All right. Special reports from other departments or committees. Wastewater.
» Wastewater. Um, I'd like to be able to take this off one day, but I don't have
to change that ordinance, but I just want to follow up from the uh study
session. There's still a few bugs at the wastewater treatment plant. And when I
was talking about Thursday night, it was a blown fuse for the compressor. So,
they traced it down. And there's a few other things electrical wise uh but
other than that um they fix those issues.
» Okay. Good. Gas system. >> Gas. I forgot to put my note in here,
but we're still in the uh process of the EDA grant for the high pressure gas u
gate station. Um I am meeting with Zach sometime. It may be tomorrow just other
options. It may not be grant related, but I didn't want to just see what that
where that goes. There may be some avenues through the company to be able
to get that in if we don't if this doesn't happen in a timely manner. I
think it's good for us to explore all avenues.
» Okay. >> And that's all I have for gas.
» Anybody got any questions for Philip on that?
» No. >> All right. Hearing none, we'll move into
new business. Ordinance 2026-1146. This will be a first reading. An
ordinance of the city of Mount Pleasant, Tennessee, amending title 4, chapter six
of the Mount Pleasant minister code relating to travel rules, regulations,
and procedures. Corey, >> purpose of this ordinance is to update
your travel policy. So, um, your travel policy is in the municipal code. That's
why it's an ordinance. Um but the only change is to change the definition of
travel to include 35 miles from here because um a lot of staff's continuing
education courses are now in Franklin. So they're wanting to include that as
travel as well. It goes from 55 to 35 mile. That's the only change.
» Good. Any questions? We talked about this
Thursday night, but I mean the travel trying to get back and forth north or
south at any time of morning or evening and it's just hard for these people when
they have to go to that training to get back. So, I'm fine with this.
» Yeah, it's I've done I do this a lot. >> Yeah, that's right. um you know it may
even at 35 miles it may take you an hour depending on what's going on and they'll
shut down roads and when you've got employees that have been there all day
or late and >> yeah I think that's that's a very smart
thing for us to do. Yeah, absolutely. All right. Any other comments or
questions? Hearing none, entertain a motion for the first reading.
» I make a motion that we accept ordinance 2026-1146.
» Got a motion. Do we have a second? >> Second.
» Second. All those in favor? >> I opposed. Motion carries. Ordinance
2026-1147. Again, another first reading. Amending
titles chapter mending title 17. Chapter three of the Mount Pleasant Municipal
Code relating to open burning. Philip and Corey.
» So, this is a comprehensive review and revision to your open burning policy
which is part of municipal code. Um, it basically just goes in line with best
practices. Ben is here to speak to the technical part or Philip can whoever.
Um, >> y'all here for Ben? Yeah. Ben, would you
like to come up? You >> mind?
So, this ordinance updates modernizes our open burning ordinance, which has
not been updated since 2013. The proposed changes align the ordinance
with current Tennessee law. Tde regulations and modern fire service
practices while giving fire department uh clearer authority to protect the
public. None of these changes prohibit responsible open burning. They provide a
better safeguard, clearer enforcement authority and more flexible flexibility
to address changing conditions. Some quick points. It will prohibit the
burning of leaves and yard waste. Unauthorized commercial burning. It
updates our cost recovery. uh strengthens our enforcement, expands
burnban authority, clarifies permanent authority,
and while our current ordinance has served us well, it no longer reflects
the current state regulations, best practices or the operational needs of
the department. These updates improve the public safety, reduce liability, and
provide clear enforcement authority, and ensure we can make sound uh decisions
during periods of elevated fire danger. Okay.
» Any questions? Pam, you got any? You weren't here when they talk through
this, but it's uh >> Yeah, I met with Philip and talk through
it, but it to me it just makes sense. I think I'm not a lawyer, but from a
liability standpoint, if we're not up to what the state standards are and we have
a catastrophic event, that's going to come back on us. And so, I think just
for the protection of the citizens and to just do the right thing, we need to
be at least at state standards. And you know, we've got like True Rail is a
commercial in the middle of all residential homes and if they were to
they wouldn't, but if somebody was in there and they did a big fire and it got
out of control, they could that could be really catastrophic. So, I think it's
just a smart thing for us to do as a city.
» Great. Anything else you want to add to that?
» No, we talked about it pretty good Thursday,
» so I'm good with it. >> Okay.
We'll entertain a motion for approval of ordinance 2026-1147.
» Make a motion we approve ordinance 2026-1147
as presented. >> Got a motion. Do we have a second?
» Second. >> Second. All those in favor? I opposed.
Motion carries. Ordinance 2026-1148. Again, this will be a first reading. An
ordinance amending title 14 zoning and land use control of Mount Pleasant
Municipal Code. The same being the zoning ordinance for the city of Mount
Pleasant, including the misal zoning map incorporated therein by reszoning a
property from low dis low density residential R1 to highway commercial CH
approved reszone. This is located at 1681 North Main Street. Corey,
» so the purpose of this ordinance is to reszone the property at North Main from
R1 to Highway Commercial. This is a change to the zoning map. Um, it will be
under the new zoning ordinance that just passed, but there has been no change to
highway commercial or or in the change that you just passed. Um, the planning
commission held a public meeting last Tuesday
» and they recommended this reszone. U, Miss Johnston can speak to it more, but
I think the general rationale was that it used to be commercial and there's
commercial right beside it. Um the planning commission's worksheet and the
resolution that they passed is in your packet as an exhibit. And this will be
it's not the it's the orange card, but the orange card will have new numbers on
it when you see it next next month. >> Uh I'll speak on this very briefly. I
got a phone call this afternoon from the owner of this property, Nolan Bone, and
they are covered up. Uh this company uh puts up silk fencing in large commercial
locations. Um this property is a house that they are leaving is residential and
then the property next door to it has always been zoned residential, but it
was a car lot for years. So actually what we're getting now is the property
zoned the way it ought to be zoned because of what they're going to be
doing with it. There's not going to be a lot of traffic there. It'll just be as
trucks in and out. Uh, and that's what it is. And he wanted to let everybody
know he got a big job and he said, "I need to stay on it before this rain so
that I can get some rain on this." So, um, made a lot of sense. So, uh,
anything anybody else would like to add to this?
Hearing nothing else, entertain a motion. Make motion we approve. Mayor,
» do you have a list? Is there anyone signed up to talk about these? Okay.
Okay. I make a motion we approve ordinance 2026-148
as presented. Okay. >> Got a motion. We have a second.
» Second. >> All those in favor?
» I opposed. Motion carries. Good. Move into the resolutions. Resolution
2026-38, a resolution adopting a revised capital
improvement plan for the city of Mount Pleasant, Tennessee for fiscal year 2023
through fiscal year 2031. who wants to take care of that one. The
» caption pretty much says it, but >> yeah, it does. Man,
» commissioners, this was actually a 10-year plan that's from 21 to 31. Last
time we revised it was in 23. So, it hasn't been res revised since I've been
here. But I will say this falls in line with the strategic plan that we went
through this year and was adopted. So, they should mirror each other. And a lot
of things have changed, but we'll try we will update this every year we should as
as needed. So that's just a re revision of the 10-year plan that you
established. >> And on the attachment, we tried to color
code it. We didn't remove the items we completed. So on your attachment, the
items that are green are actually already completed. So like the downtown
project, the bomb street firewall, >> uh radio system upgrades, police officer
security updates, again, radio system upgrade for the police. So those are
some of the items like there's park was a huge item that we finished with the
pavilion and the basketball court. Aramman's restrooms, purchase of the
back truck, grey link, Kanan Road. So I mean it goes over everything that we
have completed in the last three years and then ads and everything that we are
going to do in the future and also is in line with the budget that we passed
because some of this was all of this was in Philip strategic plan meeting that he
did with y'all a few months ago before the budget and we try to tie everything
into the budget as well. So all these documents between the strategic plan,
the budget and this tie in together. Now, we wanted to bring this to you
after the budget passed because the budget didn't pass the way it was, then
we would probably have to make changes to this document.
» Any questions? >> Hearing none, entertain a motion for
resolution 2026-38.
» I make a motion that we accept resolution 2026-38
as presented. >> Second.
» Got a motion and a second. All those in favor?
» I opposed. Motion carries. Resolution 2026-39,
a resolution by the city of Mount Pleasant, Tennessee, authorizing a
payment in lie of taxes for the Mount Pleasant power system for fiscal year
2627
Rory Shipra. >> Um that's we do three resolutions every
year of taxes for government entities. Of
course, this is all controlled by TCAs and things like that in the background.
The power company is budgeted about 400 some thousand in our budget this year.
Uh the numbers I base them off of is last year's estimate. The power company
usually gives us a new estimate in October once the tax rule comes out.
They know what the and their audit is done. So all three of the next items
that's kind of like each one has its own separate calculation done between the
power company does their own, the uh housing authority does theirs and then I
do the one for the gas uh gas for our city.
All right. Again, this happens every year. These are just uh
» Do we do them together? No. >> No. Have to do them separately. Any
questions on this? >> No.
» Entertain a motion for resolution 2026-39.
» I would make a motion that we approve resolution 2026-39
as as presented. >> Got a motion. Do we have a second?
» Second. >> All those in favor? I
» opposed. Motion carries. Resolution 2026-40,
resolution by the city of Mount Pleasant authorizing payment in lie of taxes for
Mount Pleasant gas department. >> I make a motion we accept resolution
2026-40 for the taxes on the gas department.
» Got a motion. We have a second. >> Second.
» Got a second. All those in favor? >> I opposed. Motion carries. Resolution
2026-41, a resolution approving agreement payment
in lie of taxes to Mount Pleasant Municipal Housing Authority.
» Make a motion we approve resolution 2026-41
as presented for the uh municipal housing authority.
» Got a motion. Do we have a second? >> Second.
» All those in favor? >> I.
Resolution 2026-42, a resolution to obligate LSTBG
funds for 272925 the downtown revitalization project.
Chipper >> um this is um we discussed this last
year last month meeting and uh it was for the STG funds. We've been obligating
the last few years to the downtown project. We had thought maybe this year
we wouldn't have to since the project was almost done, but we found out from
Laura Lee who as our grant manager and then the state people that we may have
invoices that we have already paid in the prior years that they may be able to
go back and recoup funds on. So since we have these funds and they these are very
restricted funds, we can only use them for certain things. So they don't really
give you enough to as a city to do a project on its own usually. So this
actually helps us with the grant project with the completion of downtown. So, we
just the state just wanted a resolution this year, so I'm going to send this to
them. So, we just wanted to get it done today.
» Okay. Just as a quick side note, I spoke with Brooksie Carlton. Brooksie is the
assistant commissioner of Tennessee Department of Economic and Community
Development uh yesterday and invited her down to come see what their money has
done for us. And she's coming down. She said she'd heard that the revitalization
of the square had led to a lot of new vendors and she really wanted to see
what it looked like. So, she's going to be out. So, it'll be nice to have her
be. >> So, any other questions on uh
revitalization stgs? [laughter]
» Yeah. Anybody? >> Local state transportation block grant.
» Yes. It's it's a bunch. >> Very good. [laughter] Entertain
a motion. >> Make a motion we accept resolution
2026-42 as presented.
» Got a motion. Do we have a second? >> Second.
» Second. All those in favor? >> I opposed. Motion carries. Resolution
2026-43, a resolution approving change order
number two to the engineering contract with civil and environmental consultants
for the water meter replacement project. Mayor, commissioners, we had this on the
agenda last night and or not last last month. You remember me scratching my
head that they was increasing it even though we weren't going to spend all the
quantities and the money that's allocated for it. So, I got them to see
it my way this month. So, we're reducing the contract by uh $45,000.
Um this is to replace the line on Scotttown Road that we know is leaking
and we're tired of repairing it. So, we're going to replace the whole dag on
line. Sorry, I should have said don. But um I get excited about water and and
getting it in the pipes. >> Um and I apologize for that. But the
value of this is $10,000 and that's approved in that contract.
» Change order. Sorry. >> Uh stopping leaks. That's what's most
important. >> Any questions?
Hearing none. Entertain a motion. >> Yeah. Coming [laughter] to accept this
resolution um 2026-43 as presented.
» Got a motion. Do we have a second? >> Second.
» All those in favor? I >> I.
» Motion carries. Resolution 2026-4244.
Resolution to approve the contract with Sam Sarah for the camera system for the
sanitation truck. >> So, this approves the three-year
contract with Sam Sarah for the camera system. Um,
this actually replaces the one that you did last year
because uh, last year's was just a continuation of year three. So,
obviously that year's already been paid, but this [snorts] is a three years
starting from now. So, they only go in three-year contracts before y'all
because of the length of the contract. >> Any questions on that?
» Hearing none. Entertain a motion for resolution 2026-44.
» Make a motion we approve resolution 2026-44 as presented.
» Got a motion. Do we have a second? >> Second.
» All those in favor? >> I opposed. Motion carries. Resolution
2026-45, a resolution approving the engineering
contract with civil and environmental consultants for the Mount Pleasant
Halong Avenue project. The purpose of this resolution is to
approve a contract with CDC consultants to do a topographic survey related to
the storm water and roadway improvements on Halong. The propo the proposal for
professional services was in your packet and is attached as an exhibit to the
resolution. The cost of the services is $93,500.
The deliverable here is a survey and the project will take two months weather
permitting. Uh Philip might be able to speak to why we need this.
Mayor Commissioner. Um, this actually was in the strategic plan about the
starting the process on Halong. We just doing it a little quicker than we
anticipated. So, this will encompass from North College all the way down
Halong and up Good Low. And it's going to it's going to take a survey of
sidewalks and all all the way down. Um, this is directly related to the hole
that's in the in the street right now and storm water. And we're learning more
and more each day about that. And uh so over the next few months uh being able
to see that water that's been under [clears throat] the street for 50 years
and then where it's coming out on good low it's it's opened a lot of eyes for
me. So we're going to do a lot of camering and GIS and G and coordinances
with everything that we have storm water related cuz the last thing I want to do
is come back you guys in a few months and ask you to approve a whole design
that's going to be very costly and not understand what we're doing. So, uh,
this is a per first part of the storm water program that you've established
and I think we're already going to be in the hole a little bit.
Our budget is 75,000 in engineering this year for uh, water already with part of
us setting up the new fund. So, this is already so when we amend when I bring a
budget amendment in winter months in January to all, we'll
have to amend it for this already. So, but it's got to be done.
» Halong has prioritized itself. >> Yes. [laughter]
Sadly, >> it's in the top of the list. Yeah.
Because I don't think it was originally on the top of the list for water. So,
» I can tell you this. I've been involved in it since the morning it opened up.
And I want to compliment our staff. >> They have worked at this. I mean, guys,
it's I mean, when you got a community as old as this one is, they've dug back in
old
deeds and old site maps and stuff and found stuff that, frankly, I don't think
anybody in this room knew existed back then. I mean, there was a uh there was a
water system for all the city right down here next door to where the library is.
I never knew that. and uh there was uh places to tie up
your horses. So, I mean it it's been very eye opening
of what we have up through there. I mean, I can't talk enough about all of
the staff that's been a part of this. It has been it's been excellent.
So, any other comments, Willie? I know you've had a chance to ride with them
some, too, and get a look at it. blowing my mind.
» I think I'm going to add to that, we don't understand it yet, but we will
understand it. And I would agree with Cy. We've never had a storm water
program. I think we've had a spring. >> I think we have I think that's probably
true. >> And I I just appreciate the fact that
we're not just blowing ahead with the whole program until we understand that
because if what we think is true is true, that really changes everything,
the whole thing. So, I mean I to me that's just a great blessing that that
whole opened up and um and I and staff has just been incredible in all the work
they've done. So, really appreciate it.
» All right. Hearing anybody got any other comments on entertain a motion on
resolution 2026-45. >> I make motion we approve 2026-45
as presented for the engineering and civil environment consultants. Got a
motion. Do we have a second? >> Second.
» All those in favor? I >> opposed. Motion carries. CT form
downtown grant anticipation note extension.
» This is just a FYI item. We approve the, you know, downtown
grant anticipation note in 2025, June of 2025. It just keeps getting extended
till the downtown project closes. We have $250,000 left to return to the
general fund. So once we return those funds, this will be done. So this is
just the debt report that was approved by the controller's office saying
they're good with our extension to continue on.
» Yes.
» Oh, and it extends us to January >> January the 29th 27.
» Yep. >> Okay.
This is no action needed, but we felt like this was important at $250,000 for
everybody to hear. And I'm required the controllers's office requires me to let
you all know what steps they like they they approved it. So required to
present. >> All right. General comments from
citizens. Will we anybody sign up out there for it? All right. Anybody care to
speak? Mary Lee, we appreciate you
[clears throat] serving. Thank you very much.
Lots went on. Short period of time. Uh, thanks everybody for being here and
try to stay cool. Maybe we're going to get a little better weather. I I
hopefully we don't get the storms tonight that are possible, but uh the
rain will make it feel a little better. >> Uh, Philip.
» Yeah, I forgot this in the my city manager report, but um this is a book
over at the museum. If you had a chance to go to the museum, go in there. It's
uh for sale. It's When Dirt Turns to Go, the story of phosphate in Middleton city
from 1888 to 1991. and by Miss Sherry Hartson. So, just wanted to say that's
available. >> I got something.
» Yeah, was my next move. >> I thought you were shutting us down.
» No, [laughter] Bam. >> Um, I just want to remind everybody that
Music on the Porch is this Saturday night and uh we're going to have a great
band. What's wrong? [laughter]
Um, and also I just I heard there was a comment at the discussion meeting about
maybe uh the commission not doing putting in
the work but I mean the fact of all the things that were that the staff has done
to make sure just from getting coordinating all these things that have
been in the wrong numbers and the app attendances and and getting everything
to drive up and so that everything is coordinated and it's right and we're
doing all these things in the last few years to just make the city as it moves
forward all these things that have been neglected all these years are being are
being taken care of so that as it grows we now have a consist resistance system
and um you know thank god we passed the budget so that you know we already you
know should have should have charged more but I'm I'm just so I just want to
say thank you to everybody on staff and um a lot of what we have to do is is
made easier by the fact that we've got [clears throat] incredible staff that
put it all together and give it to us and and let us ask questions and
challenge them on it and so I just really appreciate that
» Miss Willie >> I just want to remind everybody like
Bejo said our final Fridays. If you can come out and support our small business,
we really will appreciate it. And I also want to thank the staff for everything
they've done. We've had water leaks. Rain just came in here, busted up pipes.
So, I do appreciate every staff member we have. Y'all go above and beyond.
Makes my job easier. And I just want to say thank you.
» Okay. I don't have anything. Anybody else
entertain a motion? >> I'll make a motion that
out of here. >> Second.
» All those in favor of >> everybody have a safe evening again.
» Dad gummy. Get out of here.