[0:02] I aliance to the flag of the United States of

[0:07] America and to the for it stands one nation under God indivisible with

[0:13] liberty and justice for all is here. Commissioner D. Jar.

[0:17] » Yes. >> Commissioner Kernick

[0:19] » here. >> Commissioner Wilson

[0:21] » here. >> Mayor Barry

[0:22] » here. >> All right. Public comment 4 minute

[0:24] limit. No action taken. Anybody hearing? None. Uh item C, approval of

[0:30] the agenda. Um I would ask uh before we approve it that we amend it to add an

[0:37] item for a special meeting um to go over the commission application. Commissioner

[0:43] applications. >> I Where do you want to put it?

[0:45] » I'm going to put it at 13. >> Okay. I move we uh approve the amended

[0:52] agenda item >> item 13. Um, it's been moved by

[0:58] Commissioner Distra and supported by Commissioner Wilkinson to add event the

[1:02] agenda by adding item 13 to set a special meeting date for commissioner

[1:05] applications. Any [clears throat] more discussion? All

[1:08] in favor? I posted motion carries. Um, and the agenda is approved.

[1:15] » Item D, consent agenda. Any questions or concerns?

[1:18] » No. I make a motion approve the consent agenda. support

[1:22] » by Commissioner Kernick, supported by Commissioner Dard to approve the consent

[1:26] agenda. Any further discussion? All those in favor? I post motion car. All

[1:31] right. New city business city manager report. Any questions? And no, just a

[1:36] comment. We are uh

[1:40] looking at a nonmotorized transportation plan and we're looking at our master

[1:45] plan and we are looking at a forestry plan for development of the municing

[1:49] overlook property and then a a recreational use plan and we are looking

[1:55] at a recreation plan. >> What plan plan?

[1:58] » Yeah. They they all just all have to blend together. So I I and it's going to

[2:03] be especially hard to uh graft the scenic overlook plan into

[2:09] the others. >> Yeah. I don't know if the forestry

[2:12] management plan uh is really intended to blend.

[2:16] » No, the forest management plan, but we we will have to have a recreational

[2:20] » Oh, right. >> a recreation development plan for that

[2:22] parcel. >> Yeah.

[2:23] um which should blend with our recreation plan and we should blend with

[2:27] our master plan and not conflict with the forestry plan.

[2:33] » Anyway, no I have no other questions or comments on this one.

[2:38] » Anybody else? >> I have one question. Uh under safe house

[2:41] the school you have under your the school will continue to be a partner or

[2:46] project. What kind of partner are they going to be?

[2:49] » Well, I think you mentioned kind of where are they? they they're here.

[2:53] They're supporting us. It's they did a lot of the work leading up to the grant

[2:56] and it's kind of our turn to take the lead. But I reached out to the or I will

[3:01] reach out to the superintendent and you know we want her to come to the meeting

[3:05] and just remind us why the project is important for

[3:10] » so they're going to be they're going to be partner and name only. I I think when

[3:14] Mike Travis was here, Bob, he said that they were going to be more Yeah. in kind

[3:21] [clears throat] [snorts]

[3:23] » We approve the city by commissioner, supported by

[3:28] commissioner to the city manager report. All those in favor? I

[3:34] full project, please.

[3:40] All

[3:45] right. Uh campground bathroom. Uh I guess you have

[3:50] » Yeah, I got to sign the invoices. I got those out last week.

[3:54] » So project is very close to being closed out of that. Uh high sodium just waiting

[4:01] on the final review for the RFQ. Uh Washington Street

[4:10] The city's working with her attorney right now to finalize the acquisition of

[4:15] the property for the newest station. Um, Coen does have all permits submitted. We

[4:21] haven't got any comments back on either yet.

[4:25] » Which property are we playing? >> Uh, in front of the comfort in um we're

[4:31] basically going to slide both station closer to the road. Get out of the

[4:33] middle of the parking lot. Um, so staying there, just moving on.

[4:38] » Yeah. >> Um, that does need to be finalized

[4:42] though. We can't actually proceed with until that property acquisition.

[4:47] Um, I kind of highlighted on here. I don't

[4:51] have color copies or not, but I put in that I had revised um the schedule. The

[4:56] goal was to bid late summer. That was coming and gone. So, I'm

[5:01] optimistically at this point I'm going to say we're going to bid this fall, but

[5:05] I don't really see us getting any color work done yet this year. Okay.

[5:08] » So, so we're going to bid with an anticipation of work starting May this

[5:12] spring. >> Yep. And I I would like to think a

[5:15] contractor would want to start on that box first in the spring as soon as the

[5:18] milk off's done and they can get in there. So, before tourism food season

[5:22] kind of picks up. >> Yeah. And we will get better bids. We

[5:26] will um any contractor that can lock in their pricing for all work next year yet

[5:31] this year. That's the time you want. >> That's pretty magical.

[5:34] » Yep. Um we're working with the city on some of

[5:39] the it's called the checklist items with RD. So we got some rightway and uh title

[5:45] work stuff going on right now. It's kind of where we're at. So sit and

[5:51] tight until I get comments back from Eagle on the plans and specs and we'll

[5:56] make those revisions and in process get some of these documents together for

[6:00] USDA. We're getting close. Um

[6:05] I I guess I don't have much of an update on nonwater asset management plan unless

[6:09] you have anything. >> I finally

[6:12] have comments and hope I'll get those to Kevin. Okay.

[6:17] um SRF flood service and that's the most active project on this list. Um we just

[6:23] held our precon meeting on the 26th. Contractor would like to start or is

[6:31] planning to start doing potholeing on some services on the 21st. And that's

[6:36] just uh you know we we pled previously with the

[6:39] TMF but we didn't catch all the properties and now we're trying to pin

[6:43] down how much we know they're giz but how much of them before they go in there

[6:47] and start ripping stuff apart. Um they're going to do that for just a

[6:50] couple weeks real quick. The first service that's supposed to be replaced

[6:55] would be October 1st and they're going to try to only do services where we know

[7:01] it's just from the the shut off to the home. They're not trying to get into

[7:05] streets and sidewalks yet this year. They just want to tear up some yards and

[7:07] and put those back together. >> You're still waiting for [clears throat]

[7:11] um feedback from like 23% of the residents.

[7:15] » Yeah. >> How many do you I don't know if you can

[7:17] answer that or not. How many residents is 23% roughly not

[7:22] » 25? Okay. So, [clears throat] we ballpark. So, we got

[7:28] about 200 homes we're trying to deal with on this thing for good measure.

[7:33] So, at least there's nominal amount left.

[7:35] » Yeah. And the good news is we really need them by the time the contractor's

[7:39] ready to do them. And we have the majority of them now, but it's going to

[7:42] be a while before the contractor catch us. So, we still have more time.

[7:47] » I wonder how many of them are snowbirds. >> We we started we started those mailings

[7:54] from the the snowbird addresses back in March or something like that. And then

[7:58] we did it again to hit the summer addresses.

[8:02] I mean, we're still trickling in. I think I get one or two

[8:07] doors when they were home. >> That's what I was just saying.

[8:11] » Well, you're making progress though. >> The city at this point is pretty much

[8:16] the ones getting them. I mean, we're Coleman's not really getting responses

[8:19] to anything. So, it says, you know, Brendon and other staff can get in

[8:22] there. >> Take the fire truck.

[8:27] We knocked on I don't know seven eight doors today and three of them had lights

[8:30] on the house.

[8:35] » So, um I would say just it's it's a good one. The public needs to be aware of it.

[8:41] Um especially businesses downtown uh starting in the spring next year that

[8:47] they do need to start ripping up some of those sidewalks and downtown area and

[8:51] start placing those services. So, there's going to be some disruption. Um

[8:55] the goal is and that's the conversation of other contractors start as early as

[8:58] they can. They're probably going to be tied to weight restrictions. Um but you

[9:03] know get in and out as fast as they can.

[9:09] Um access site I mean I I guess I want to talk a little bit more about it. Put

[9:15] a little additional information in there. The grant does expire next fall.

[9:20] Our current water or uh construction permit um for the ramp is uh August 15th

[9:27] of next year that one expires. So coming up shortly, we're we're really

[9:33] going to have to commit to what we're going to design out and bid out. And I'd

[9:36] like to bid that out well before um you know, we get the springtime next

[9:41] year. >> Have Have we been downsite? I mean, have

[9:44] we done any planning with downsizing the project or

[9:48] » I've done I I submitted some cost estimates previously basically what the

[9:52] full expansion would look like and then I honestly say I doubt it back to just

[9:56] two docks and replacing basically what you already have there.

[9:59] » Yeah. >> Um and that fit in the budget.

[10:01] » Okay. >> But it was more what are your needs?

[10:04] What do you really need down there? So that was still kind of up for

[10:08] discretion. >> Um it's interesting that the original

[10:11] plan was to add two new ramps. um which we obviously don't have the money for

[10:16] now. Seems how we've got to repair the existing two ramps.

[10:19] » Yeah. >> But it seems to me after almost a full

[10:21] boating season and admittedly it has not been a very good summer for boating. Um

[10:27] two ramps seem to be able to handle the flow. Um and in fact it flows very

[10:32] smoothly even when there's people in line rather than having them come down

[10:37] from two directions and get twisted around there. So I think I think we can

[10:42] probably live with two ramps if we had an auxiliary dock for people who are you

[10:46] know picking people up and >> that existing auxiliary dock you're

[10:51] talking okay >> um and you know whether we can afford to

[10:56] fix it is not the question

[11:00] » well >> which depending upon which method we

[11:03] choose I know we can't afford coffford that's just out of

[11:09] Okay. Um I guess next steps

[11:14] do you how about I represent the cost estimates

[11:18] and then do you guys want to make a formal decision on that or is this the

[11:22] decision? >> So I have a meeting with Kirk from

[11:25] waterways on Thursday of this week to see if like can we pair this money with

[11:30] more money and do something different. >> When do we need to choose a a course? I

[11:36] » I don't have a firm deadline. I I'd like to know by October, I think, would be a

[11:41] good time. >> Well, we we do need to light a fire.

[11:45] » And we probably should have hard numbers to look at, too.

[11:48] » They were presented pretty a couple phone calls just to make sure.

[11:54] I'm just curious to see what the traffic now the first year of the big parking

[11:58] lot and the better traffic flow compares to the last two years. last year when we

[12:03] had a disrupted season and the season before when we had the old facility.

[12:07] » I've heard a little congested still down there, but but not

[12:10] » I'm not like it was >> my my my comment would be based on

[12:14] personal experience. I have not been backed up at all.

[12:17] » I've just noticed driving by saying, you know, [snorts]

[12:22] » but the flow is much smoother. >> Much smoother. So let's get we'll get a

[12:28] decision made by by the second October meeting. I give

[12:32] enough time. >> See at the next meeting. Maybe we can

[12:36] just get a little put something in the next meeting.

[12:39] » Okay. Let's just keep working and then maybe the first October meeting.

[12:43] » I will be here at the first October. >> Oh yeah. Then that would work. So as

[12:47] long as it's not putting too much pressure, but let's get it keep it

[12:50] moving. If I may, I forgot to mention backtrack

[12:54] the lead service land and how the next meeting. Um, we're our regularly

[12:59] scheduled progress with the contractor will take place the same day of your

[13:03] first meeting every month. >> So, when I come to the commission

[13:07] meeting, I should have the latest and greatest update on anything.

[13:10] » Okay. Um, >> again, I really like this that you just

[13:16] keep it safe. >> The uh wastewater treatment type

[13:20] upgrades just uh I know the city's been looking at they're adding comments to

[13:24] that's going to go back out to the um HDR for some revisions

[13:30] and they're working on the hydraulic analysis of the plant right now.

[13:35] I think beyond that um

[13:40] Michelle and Kevin have been meeting on the safe road to school but uh

[13:47] I don't have too much on that one at this point.

[13:51] [snorts]

[13:54] » Thanks

[14:01] some bills. Go. All right. Um, item number three, home engineering inway

[14:07] 61503, Washington Street Community Facilities Project, $5,1812.

[14:14] » I move we pay the invoice support. >> Moved by Commissioner Desard, supported

[14:19] by Commissioner Wilkinson to pay 61503. Any more discussion? None. All in favor?

[14:26] I motion carries. Um co item four Coleman engineering

[14:33] invoice 61504 Washington Street sewer project 231135 in the amount of

[14:39] $7,714.38.

[14:43] » And will we pay the bill invoice number 6104 61504 for 7738.

[14:50] We'll find our red. >> Yeah. No, you guys are fine. Um, it's

[14:54] been moved by Commissioner Wilson, supported by Commissioner D. Start to

[14:57] pay invoice number 61504. The amount is 7,100 7,714.38.

[15:04] Any more discussion? Hearing none. All in favor? I post. Motion carries.

[15:10] Item five, home engineering invoice 6150 for water project 231136

[15:18] in the moment of $5,15.50. >> I'll make a motion. We pay invoice

[15:24] number 61505 for the amount of $5,15.50.

[15:31] » I'll support back to pay six invoice 61505 in the amount $5,15.50

[15:39] supported by Commissioner Wilkinson. Uh any more discussion? Hearing none. All

[15:44] in favor? Oh, motion. Item six, uh, Coleman Engineering

[15:50] Invoice 61278, wastewater treatment facility

[15:54] improvement project, uh, number 260105 in the amount of 14,57690.

[16:00] » I move we pay the invoice support. >> Um, moved by Commissioner Start,

[16:05] supported by Commissioner Wilson to date invoice 260 105690.

[16:12] All in favor? I post. Motion carries. Okay. Item seven, uh, crane engineering

[16:20] variable frequency blower in the amount of $19,41852

[16:25] cents. Anything you want to add? >> That's actually

[16:30] Oh, >> okay.

[16:33] » Yeah, >> I was wondering because I thought,

[16:37] didn't we just buy >> Oh, yeah. Yeah, I thought we were

[16:42] discussing today because it was going to date.

[16:47] » This one was installed at the end of June and we just got

[16:52] » So this was the one that we approved then. All right.

[16:54] » This was a soul source if I remember. >> Yes. I move we approve the invoice. I'll

[17:00] support >> Okay. Presented by Commissioner Dart.

[17:02] supported by Commissioner Kunich to pay Green Engineering's invoice for a pump

[17:07] amount $19,418.52. All in favor? Oppos?

[17:14] » Okay. Um, okay. The last service line um project

[17:20] reimbursement packet to approve the outstanding invoices. And I don't think

[17:24] I I looked at the packet. I don't think we need to pull these out. They're all

[17:28] part of one invoice in the packet. Um, >> and this is just a request for

[17:32] reimbursement, >> right?

[17:34] » For 15,1925. >> Yeah. Well, yeah. Or did we already get

[17:41] reimbured for 14 854? >> Is that what that saying?

[17:47] » Reimbured for >> that saying that we already approved

[17:49] that one. >> Yeah, we approved that portion. The

[17:52] other two $1,33725.

[17:56] I don't know. >> I move we approve the request for

[17:59] reimbursement in the amount of $16,195 $191

[18:05] and two support. >> Okay. Moved by Commissioner Desard,

[18:10] supported by Commissioner Wilkinson to uh approve the reimbursement request uh

[18:15] in amount of 16,19125. All those in favor? Any oppos? Motion

[18:22] carries.

[18:26] um zoning board of appeals application. John Miller uh is

[18:33] put his application in to be on the CDA. >> Oh, I know. Does anybody know?

[18:39] » I do. He is He's a a lawyer um in in town here. He he and his wife have been

[18:44] here since the 2017. He's avid uh rock climber, ice climbering guy. He's part

[18:50] of the um he's part of the mountain bike club.

[18:53] » Uh Yeah, he's I and he's been on Z's in the

[18:59] past down state. >> It's important to that he understands

[19:04] that he's not legal counsel for the >> He does.

[19:08] » Okay. So, his opinion is his opinion. >> Mhm.

[19:14] » Um I move we approve the appointment of John Miller to the board of zoning

[19:18] boards. support moved by commissioner discharge supported by commissioner to

[19:23] approve Tom Miller on on the zoning board of appeals. Any other discussion?

[19:30] Hearing none. All in favor? Post. Motion carries. Item 10, data center

[19:35] discussion. Michelle. >> Okay. Yeah, I've gotten a couple

[19:38] questions from people on data centers, but I thought we've never really

[19:43] formally chatted about that. So, I thought, well, let's just do a little

[19:47] chat here about those. Uh, the beacon wanted to do a story and I emailed

[19:52] everybody what the questions were, but basically I'm curious if people have

[19:56] gotten or commissioners have gotten any inquiries about data centers coming to

[20:00] town. I've got nothing. Um, general thoughts on locating a a

[20:07] data center in Mun? Well, I I never really knew much about

[20:11] them until I went down to Shbboan, Wisconsin. And um between Shbbo and

[20:16] Milwaukee is they're putting one in. >> It's massive. And that's why we said in

[20:21] the email that you know 450 acres probably would not cut it. Um

[20:26] personally, from what I'm seeing, it just uh it disrupts the land. It

[20:31] disrupts the landscape. They have a huge impact on the community

[20:36] » specifically if it's a smaller community and they have a huge impact on the grid.

[20:42] I don't understand in a in a very general sense

[20:48] the necessity to build as many large

[20:54] facilities as fast as we can. I mean it's more than an exponential

[21:00] explosion >> of data data centers uh which I'm

[21:06] finding is a variable term >> um and I don't know you know

[21:13] I take the internet for granted I got everything I need to know I can get on

[21:17] that phone I can talk to people on the other side of the planet I can I have

[21:21] the sum total knowledge of of civilization right there And I don't

[21:27] know if we're going to exponentially improve that. I don't know that that's

[21:31] possible. And and the artificial intelligence part is starting to scare

[21:36] me. Um >> well, there's a workforce element too.

[21:40] There's >> there is, you know, even though the

[21:43] construction would involve huge crews, um there's very little to be done there

[21:48] by humans. >> And from Yeah. From what I was what I

[21:52] understand, one of the biggest data centers coming in. that he was in UPK is

[21:57] only employing like under 400 people and it's the biggest one that may on a

[22:03] community this size that would be a huge and we couldn't fill 50 pe 50 people

[22:09] couldn't fill. >> Yeah. I mean even if I just don't see

[22:13] the land the the the power resource I mean

[22:16] » and our electricity is already >> insane. Yeah. That would only drive it

[22:20] up the supply and demand in my opinion. Um,

[22:23] » I don't I question the need and and because it's it's become a super

[22:28] critical need of this country to build these as fast as we can

[22:33] » anywhere. Unfortunately, >> um, AI, I hate AI. I mean, it has its

[22:38] uses and I know professionals who will need to write a prof a professionally

[22:43] authored document and and have AI do it for them and then they start to go in.

[22:50] And as a writer, that's appalling to me. It's absolutely appalling. Um, and I can

[22:54] recognize AI generated content just like that. Not just the video stuff, but the

[23:00] written stuff. >> Anyway, that's my two cents.

[23:04] » You have anything? >> I just don't think it's necessary to be

[23:07] around here. >> Do you think at this time we need to

[23:10] consider an ordinance saying we don't want any or

[23:14] » I don't know that there's anything we can or should do. We don't have you know

[23:18] what what there's not >> room

[23:22] in >> we could initiate some zoning

[23:26] » restriction to prevent but I don't see the need because we just don't have the

[23:32] footprint but we do have >> the water

[23:37] that's all >> okay

[23:42] » all right I'm done >> okay we're going to item 11 um the Elder

[23:46] County Renewable Energy Solutions Committee. Um Michelle was going to get

[23:52] some more information. We didn't know if yesterday as of yesterday we need to

[23:56] refill that price was on that. Um I don't know if you were

[24:00] » Yeah, I wasn't able to find out if we It's Yes, we had a commissioner on that

[24:05] commission, but I haven't I'm meeting with Joan

[24:09] tomorrow. Um and I'll ask her if she's got

[24:12] » uh what's her last name? >> Conor Summers.

[24:15] » Yeah. from from the renewable resource or renewable energy.

[24:19] » I read the minutes every time the government I don't want to be on that

[24:22] commission. >> Okay. I

[24:24] » I couldn't remember if if it was part of that committee list if the organization

[24:28] » it was on there but I don't know if I can't find anything that said yes we

[24:32] have to check tomorrow and um we'll maybe

[24:37] revisit that at the following meeting. Okay. No action taken. All right. Item

[24:42] 12, budget adjustments.

[24:48] Um, what are we adjusting? Oh, when was it?

[24:52] When was it a typo or something?

[24:57] » Christian, do you want to share or do you want to build up?

[25:01] » Yeah, there was a typo. Uh, should have been 12,000 that 2,000. Um, the legal

[25:09] defense came in more this year than anticipated. We didn't know that.

[25:13] » Okay. >> If it was going to increase, how much it

[25:15] was going to increase. Um, it's not a whole lot, but it needs to be adjusted

[25:19] all the same. >> Okay.

[25:20] » Um, and then the rest of it is just a correction to a transfer that should

[25:24] have happened back in 22 that was over corrected by Julie at the time. Um, that

[25:31] finally able to track down the root of where it originated and talked to the

[25:37] auditors and got it corrected this year. can't do previous. So,

[25:43] » okay. The other

[25:48] any questions? >> No.

[25:49] » Entertain a motion. >> I move we approve the budget amendments

[25:53] or adjustments for amendment adjustments.

[25:57] » Moved by Commissioner Desard and supported by Commissioner Wilkinson to

[26:00] approve the proposed budget adjustments.

[26:05] » All those in favor? I post. Motion carries. Item 16 13 special meeting um

[26:12] for reappointing for appointing a new

[26:16] commissioner to carry out the price for just

[26:23] 28. He's in his second year.

[26:27] » Me and Bob are retired.

[26:31] » I'm retired. >> That's right. Jordan,

[26:36] we already whatever. >> I think we said um

[26:41] » and let's just discuss what what to do read the situation.

[26:46] » We'll make a decision. We'll make a decision on it.

[26:48] » I would like to have their letters of interest before that.

[26:50] » Yeah. >> And don't be surprised if any of them

[26:55] reach out to any of us. >> Um we were saying uh September 16th.

[27:01] » Is that a Tuesday? That's >> a Wednesday.

[27:04] » Wednesday. I got to work. >> We're looking at Monday or

[27:09] » Monday. You're retired.

[27:12] » I am. >> But I got to work. Um, Monday the 14th.

[27:18] » And would 500 p.m. be any good? >> Monday the 14th. 5:00 p.m. works for me.

[27:24] » Okay. I got to put it in here right now.

[27:30] » I write it down when I get home. want for it.

[27:33] » Are we going to invite the the people? >> Yeah. I I when I looked back at the

[27:38] minutes from when we were going for um >> when we didn't

[27:45] but we we all came to it and um and then uh it was just decided then.

[27:51] » So I question what did we put on the ad? Did we say that

[27:57] » on our

[28:00] fourth? just the date that they were due.

[28:03] » So, yep, I guess. Yeah, you can just get it out there.

[28:08] » At the very least notify the applicant. >> Um, just to throw this out there, I

[28:12] don't know what the schedule is for the county commission meetings.

[28:16] » Monday, I know they have Monday meetings, but I don't know what Mondays.

[28:20] They have meet committee meetings and meetings in the whole alternately

[28:25] which >> well if we meet it I don't know what

[28:31] time the county commission meets >> four

[28:36] » I do we care >> why around one of the applicants is at

[28:41] uh >> oh

[28:44] part of the county and maybe working at that meeting

[28:48] » that's Let's find out. September 14th. [clears throat]

[28:53] » 4 p.m. >> Well, 3 p.m.

[28:57] » Yeah, we do >> four Tuesday.

[29:00] » I can't do Tuesday. Um, >> retired.

[29:06] » That's why I can't do Tuesday. I got something going on. Uh, do we do six

[29:10] o'clock then? I can't imagine that. Uh, this one.

[29:16] » So, the dean really wants to be a member, right? Yeah.

[29:19] » September 14th at uh 6. >> Yes.

[29:24] » Yeah. >> Works for me.

[29:25] » Yeah. >> Um

[29:27] » it's a Monday. >> It's a Monday.

[29:29] » Okay. Um I didn't entertain a motion. >> I move we schedule a special meeting for

[29:35] September 14th at 6 p.m. to appoint a fifth commissioner. support moved by

[29:41] Commissioner Desard and supported by Commissioner Kunik to hold a special

[29:44] meeting on September 16th at 6 p.m. Uh over billing our fifth commission seat.

[29:52] All those in favor? >> I opposed. Motion carries. Public

[29:55] comment one minute limit. >> One one quick comment. When when can we

[30:00] get the I'm sorry, when not public comment on the special meeting, when can

[30:05] we get the >> the applications? It's open till Friday,

[30:10] right? >> Friday's going to send him out on the

[30:13] 8th or the day after Labor Day. >> Okay.

[30:16] » Tuesday. >> Yep.

[30:17] » Good. >> Okay. Sorry.

[30:19] » A couple days. >> Did you have anything?

[30:22] » Yeah, I said you just a comment about your organization. I think the city

[30:27] being run very well and I thank you very much for doing that.

[30:31] Um, back in September 2021, September 8th to be precise, there were a bunch of

[30:37] machinery in on on the on the main road out there.

[30:43] And one of the machines fell in a hole, another came to pick it up and it broke

[30:47] the sidewalk when they did. Sidewalk got, you know, caved in quite a bit. And

[30:53] when I talked to the engineer in charge about that, he said they would come back

[30:57] and clean that up later. Well, it's several years later and nothing's been

[31:01] done. I just wonder if there was any follow up on any of that. A couple of

[31:05] places where the site marks damage. I don't think Deon ever followed up on

[31:11] it. >> Where was Where was the location of

[31:14] that? >> Cherry and M28.

[31:18] » Corner. Cherry M28. >> Tesla.

[31:22] Yeah.

[31:28] » Yeah. >> Well, there's there's a couple of places

[31:31] where the sidewalk could damage at the same time,

[31:34] » but nothing was ever done. It isn't severe, but

[31:38] » should be >> I walked out clumsy and I drove.

[31:41] [snorts] >> No. And I I was on the commission at

[31:44] that time. I don't recall um could it even be honestly even discussed. So

[31:50] apologize but that's so definitely follow up.

[31:54] » That's awesome. >> That's no complaint.

[32:00] » All right. Item F commissioner comments hearing none. Item H adjournment and

[32:06] entertain a motion to support move by commissioner pruned by commissioner

[32:11] discernments to adjurnn. I'm nearby.

City Commission 9 2 2026

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