[0:01] Okay. Zoom. They can only do the assessment. So one cent here. So they just, I just have to see, maybe one of the slides. We didn't get a permit, just though, on why we hope there was a big pertinence that I have a grant for the grant assessment process.

[0:21] so we're from the new year to the EU.

[0:24] I still have this call to be in.

[0:27] I asked the Bundt.

[0:29] I was going to be able to tour the, I think,

[0:32] maybe, to keep you guys consistent.

[0:35] You know what?

[0:36] You know what?

[0:37] It has to be.

[0:39] I, I, the design, actually, and I don't think I've

[0:40] any thought I would go over it in the whole Ukrainian.

[0:44] I would go over I uncertainty in the cinema.

[0:48] What?

[0:49] We'll see you.

[0:50] Yes.

[0:50] We'll see you.

[0:51] I'm going to tell you.

[0:55] Sorry.

[0:57] You couldn't meet me.

[1:01] Sorry.

[1:02] And the subway.

[1:03] I'm going to pass through the back.

[1:05] It's.

[1:06] It's.

[1:06] just stands, ordination, prayer, indivisible,

[1:10] for duty, justice, so on.

[1:15] I'm letting those know that we're the local citizens.

[1:18] Here's your show.

[1:19] Here.

[1:19] If I didn't know that.

[1:21] Here.

[1:21] Councilor Daffy.

[1:22] Here.

[1:23] Councilor Edwards.

[1:24] Councilor Lamar.

[1:25] Here.

[1:26] Councilor Crats.

[1:27] Here.

[1:27] Councilor Vierre.

[1:28] Councilor Martin.

[1:30] Here.

[1:30] City administrative and law fund.

[1:32] Here.

[1:33] City engineer Josh.

[1:34] Here.

[1:40] see the attorney was in.

[1:42] Oh, I'm on all the next few.

[1:45] Thank you.

[1:46] So I'm going back.

[1:47] Motion to excuse, see you turn me down here by a very

[1:51] different way.

[1:51] I'm already.

[1:53] Yes.

[1:54] Yeah.

[1:56] Yes.

[1:57] Yes.

[1:57] There are.

[1:59] Yes.

[2:01] We have approval of the minutes from the regular city council meeting on August 27th, 2026.

[2:07] So, sorry about that.

[2:10] Okay, so for the August 27th, 26th, we're going to talk some key minutes by Edwards, seconded by Hunter Mark.

[2:17] Oh, I'm sorry.

[2:22] Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.

[2:27] Is there any human rights involvement with the United States and that's the case,

[2:28] we have very important conversations in this tonight.

[2:32] If there is anything on the right, I don't

[2:40] want to take that.

[2:40] Is there any communication on the United States through the United States?

[2:53] from 12 to 1 about a little while when you went to the mall because I don't see how this is being

[2:59] offsetting, but I see what's going to happen. I see it before it.

[3:05] Council committee reports,

[3:06] economic development, how it's going to be. Yes, there's some area we had a meeting today. We had two

[3:14] presentations, one from enterprise fleet management. I believe in General San Francisco's

[3:21] or Coach Roma. He proposed a vehicle lifetime cycle, basically having enterprise safe over

[3:30] the selling and reselling of our police and non-police vehicles. He gave out some really

[3:37] good numbers, which were born with, but hopefully we'll be able to share the top of what he had.

[3:44] And then we also had Dr. Piper from Bone Grace A University.

[3:51] She went over to municipal revenue modeling analysis,

[3:55] which another page turned her bad thing.

[3:59] Just to go for some of the ways to begin dinner revenue,

[4:02] which we've been discussing.

[4:06] Okay, thank you.

[4:08] See you at the other part there.

[4:11] Three commissioners.

[4:12] It's narrowly not done for first and primarily that they worked, we worked on figuring out how many trees we're going to need for the record for us and to be put it in.

[4:23] We're requested from first and to 500 plants and then we'll be able to go below the tree farm of these trees.

[4:31] We also chose to move the location from back where no one's going to see it often, so I'm sure it wrote.

[4:41] You know, here on the circle, we went away.

[4:45] So, those people are not even to learn or what's wrong, but they have to see it as a choice.

[4:54] That's pretty much it.

[4:56] Thank you.

[4:58] Thank you.

[4:59] Sir, our department.

[5:01] Our SPRAC and NCC.

[5:04] Mayor, we're.

[5:06] For the month.

[5:07] Obviously, we had 10 room rentals.

[5:09] Oh, and very 300.

[5:11] $1,000 from July.

[5:14] Every 175.

[5:16] You.

[5:17] Flash bands.

[5:18] Well, duck.

[5:19] Sunday hours.

[5:20] We'll return this Sunday.

[5:21] a big thank you to Bill or concrete. They've donated this level of concrete for the

[5:29] slingsup that we're referring to from a martin. And if they did reach out to doing piano,

[5:36] they've reached, they've reached to return our refund site not to. We're going to give

[5:46] another week or so, wait and see how the numbers go up, but don't forget to purchase the table,

[5:52] if anyone else would like to. So, we've managed to go to the end of the day, but we need to keep

[5:57] the table. All right, thank you. We need the opportunity at home.

[6:05] That was it. Where's reports?

[6:11] Part information?

[6:12] and three nine four.

[6:14] Board again.

[6:15] We'll go higher.

[6:16] It's a part time in 44 to NCC about the 98.8.0.

[6:22] For administrative wise, I'd like to nominate Lewis Farbock

[6:26] for the Northwest Water sewer board.

[6:30] I'll turn it over to the move.

[6:32] Let's say.

[6:33] Yeah, very much.

[6:34] There's not any Lewis Farbock.

[6:36] I'd like that in the Northwest Water sewer board.

[6:37] And so would the district learn by evidence

[6:39] with you by Martin.

[6:40] Yes.

[6:42] Yes.

[6:43] Yes.

[6:44] Yes.

[6:46] Yes.

[6:51] The fire department is more for information and matters as design is a part time member of fire department.

[6:58] in fact, the 831.6 by VARL request designed to part time member with fire department effective 9 or 20.7.

[7:08] And I wouldn't ask for you to consider executive session at the end of the meeting to consider employing the contracts.

[7:17] City administrator for thank you, Mayor.

[7:20] First up, request a motion of acknowledging receipt of the August 20, 2060 spending surge report.

[7:30] Second.

[7:32] Motion to acknowledge the receipt of the August spending report.

[7:37] Yes.

[7:38] Yes.

[7:39] Yes.

[7:42] Yes.

[7:42] Yes, Aaron. Yes. Thank you. Next is list of approval of the list of expenditures over $10,000.

[7:52] All of the bills.

[7:55] Watching to be was delivered 10,000 by remarks.

[7:58] Thank you.

[8:08] Thank you.

[8:08] The first topic of discussion,

[8:12] the city of Northwood was successful

[8:15] and it's soliciting a $1.8 million

[8:20] service transportation block grant,

[8:22] the LA Curie West for intersection improvements

[8:26] at Wales and Tennessee Road.

[8:29] At this time, we don't have exact project year for it.

[8:34] It was, you know, $2.30 to $2.31.

[8:36] one. So it's great to take money out of us. So depending on whether or not it was depending on

[8:47] whether there are drainage improvements and things that would have to go along with the estimation

[8:51] right now that the project is 2.5 to 3 million. So we're looking at anywhere from 60 to 72% of the project

[9:00] cost being covered by the grant.

[9:03] We're pursuing for any additional costs.

[9:06] There's O-P-W-C, ODOT, systemic and non-systemic safety.

[9:13] We can also work less funding for engineering.

[9:19] There would be a county T-I-D and portal 40,

[9:22] so there's a number of other options we can use to offset

[9:24] more of those costs.

[9:28] So good news.

[9:31] This was something that was brought up by service director of cornermark and we felt it was a pretty good idea.

[9:40] We had budgeted around $100,000 to completely resurface re-pay the parking lot at Brentwood or sorry central park.

[9:50] And considering the inclusive playground and those sorts of things, the primary parking lot to access that is gravel right now.

[10:02] Councilman Melmick has brought up doing a total painting project but we

[10:08] worked that what it would cost to ask an asphalt laid some surface to at

[10:16] least gain a number of handicapped accessible parking spaces immediately adjacent

[10:22] to the playground and we solicited a quote from Bowers asphalt for a 30 by

[10:30] and 158 foot paid area for about $27,000.

[10:38] Our recommendation would be to re-appropriate

[10:42] some of those funds from the Central Park Baving

[10:45] in order to move forward with this at Brentwood Park

[10:50] to support the increase of play-pom.

[10:52] I mean, that motion.

[10:54] Yes, I agree.

[10:56] I have a motion to re-appropriate funds

[10:58] for giving it some support to the gravels who is running at Brentwood Park by one of our

[11:05] sites that by Dickey, one of our Dickey, yes, Harvard, Edwards, grads, yes, here, yes,

[11:13] how much? Yes. Thank you. These plots of drives don't issue or is any concerns that were brought

[11:21] to our attention, I believe, last meeting by some residents. Consultation with

[11:31] planning zoning director Angle and law director Ballinger did determine that the use there

[11:39] is it can get showing use and they will therefore have to appear and apply for

[11:45] for that conditional use at my animation,

[11:48] which is slated to help October 15th, 226.

[11:57] Food distribution, so we've been able to bring back

[12:02] the food distribution program to the city

[12:05] after the school has had some personnel changes.

[12:10] So being September 30th at 10 a.m.,

[12:15] NCC will host the distribution and we plan on continuing the Wednesday, the last Wednesday of

[12:22] every month, except for November and December, where the holidays will affect those and will

[12:27] will adjust accordingly from there.

[12:31] And I'd really like to thank collaborative

[12:34] of Apple, cheese, arid milk, Emily, fire chief, it was all hands on deck, hoping we bring this

[12:42] back to the city. So we'll be working in conjunction with the United Methodist Church.

[12:50] In the suit department, we'll be continuing to help facilitate food pickups, and obviously thanks

[12:56] to Anthony and Northwood Community Center for hosting. So excellent news there.

[13:03] We added the additional department updates, projects and progress, the email

[13:09] sent out prior to our first meeting after August was fairly well received by

[13:14] Council, so we want to do appropriate something along those lines into my

[13:18] my bioply report. So many other standards just items that you would like to ask

[13:24] question at the end because you'll produce so however two things I do want to

[13:28] root deer pension.

[13:31] The grant with the inclusive heart

[13:34] ribbing cutting is tentatively scheduled for Sunday, September 20th at noon, and we have

[13:44] another ribbing cutting for waste management dry crude stream restoration. That ribbing

[13:51] cutting is scheduled for September 17 at 10 a.m. At waste management every landfill and council mayor are obviously invited and encouraged to attend. I know director Ohio EPA will be there. I think some representatives from

[14:13] representative captors of this Senator Murray now and he said we'll be there as well as various state representatives and senators. So we're looking at pretty good turnout as well as I believe a few representatives from the CPA as well.

[14:30] So we're hoping for about 20 or so people so it should be should be pretty nice.

[14:40] And then another thing I do want to highlight, beginning tomorrow, we will be proceeding with

[14:50] multi-factor authentication requirements and a more intensive passwords.

[14:57] This is connected to our efforts.

[15:00] With DEX, with regard to our House Bill 96 requirements. So, we will be prompted sometime in the near future to you. From all the factor authentication, the easiest route is Windows authenticator, it's fairly lightweight app. The ordinance and the pen to your the authenticator app, you just have that in the computer that helps. As far as passwords, I don't know what these specific requirements are going to be yet.

[15:28] Yes.

[15:30] 16.

[15:31] Yeah.

[15:31] Special.

[15:32] Yeah.

[15:33] So.

[15:34] We're in this because we have to solve.

[15:38] Yeah.

[15:40] Yes.

[15:41] Most like this.

[15:42] Paper.

[15:43] Yeah.

[15:44] Maybe that's the plan all along.

[15:47] Leave.

[15:49] But those are.

[15:51] Yeah.

[15:52] Those are requirements of house bill 96.

[15:59] the cybersecurity requirements adopted by the state,

[16:02] so we're doing it because we have to.

[16:07] So unless there are any questions,

[16:09] that is my report.

[16:12] Oh, sorry, one last thing.

[16:14] I'm sorry about.

[16:16] Oh, almost forgot.

[16:18] We will need a safety committee meeting,

[16:22] a service committee meeting,

[16:24] and Mike, would you still want to do a community

[16:27] that will only be for September 24th?

[16:29] I don't think we need to leave the home, but I think I can have the development too.

[16:33] Okay.

[16:34] Yep.

[16:35] Yep.

[16:35] So I would recommend those three TV meetings for September 24th.

[16:42] Services of purchase.

[16:44] I think probably be relatively quick.

[16:47] Safety.

[16:48] Joe, that's a grant.

[16:51] Yeah.

[16:51] For doing something.

[16:52] End of October.

[16:53] Okay.

[16:54] Okay.

[16:54] We can wait till the end of October that. Okay, so scrap safety. So I've been on development and service.

[17:04] There is a handout. Yes, yes, that's it.

[17:08] Six service should be fine. And then service we can do six, six, six o'clock, six, 15.

[17:16] five.

[17:25] Questioning, explainment fair, move on to new resolutions.

[17:33] Resolution 2026-7. Accepting the mocked rates are determined by the budget

[17:37] pushing, authorizing the necessary anxieties, and certifying them to the

[17:41] county auditor first reading. Recommend you moving on the emergency

[17:49] NOSIDon't know because the sign goes backwards.

[17:54] Yeah.

[17:56] Yeah.

[18:00] Yeah.

[18:02] Here in this New W介hmer's course.

[18:06] Roger.

[18:06] The new W介hmer's in Cipaz.

[18:07] Did it go backwards.

[18:09] Yeah.

[18:09] On it.

[18:10] Yeah.

[18:10] Martin.

[18:11] Did you?

[18:13] Yes.

[18:14] Yeah.

[18:15] Yeah.

[18:15] Yes.

[18:16] Yes.

[18:17] We should know.

[18:19] I'm excited.

[18:20] 5.5 on that.

[18:21] Resolution.

[18:22] Resolution.

[18:23] 2026.

[18:24] 7.

[18:24] 560 right moment.

[18:26] Ever.

[18:26] Yes.

[18:27] Martin.

[18:28] Yes.

[18:29] Yes.

[18:29] One of our press.

[18:31] Yes.

[18:32] Yes.

[18:34] Resolution.

[18:35] 2025.

[18:36] 8.

[18:36] Green.

[18:37] Authorization.

[18:38] To prepare an invitation for local parks grant.

[18:41] We want to find part district and accept the grant for the sake of awarded and final emergency first reading.

[18:49] Recommended.

[18:53] Oh, just a little.

[18:55] Second.

[18:56] Well, sure, this is part of the little by Edward second by the key.

[18:58] Edward.

[18:59] Yes.

[19:00] Yes.

[19:00] Are in.

[19:01] Hard work.

[19:02] Yeah.

[19:03] Yeah.

[19:04] Yeah.

[19:05] Yes.

[19:06] you want to move on, versions.

[19:08] Thank you.

[19:10] I think she has.

[19:12] Yes.

[19:13] Yes.

[19:14] Yes.

[19:14] Martin.

[19:15] Yes.

[19:16] Prat.

[19:17] Yes.

[19:18] Baron.

[19:18] Yeah.

[19:20] Yeah.

[19:21] I mean, fine.

[19:22] I mean, I'm.

[19:22] Thank you.

[19:23] I'm quite.

[19:24] Uh, I have a lot of fun.

[19:25] Which is funny.

[19:26] Did they say this?

[19:27] Yes.

[19:28] Yeah.

[19:30] for speakers.

[19:31] Yes,

[19:35] yes, yes,

[19:36] Thank you much for being 20, 26, 27 for being 20, 27 to live a special

[19:44] sessions.

[19:45] Not

[19:45] The motion is not all about the ordinance, 20, 27, 27, I am like I've

[19:57] or in Edwards.

[19:58] Yes.

[19:59] Yes.

[20:00] Yes.

[20:01] Yes.

[20:02] Yes.

[20:03] Yes.

[20:04] Yes.

[20:05] Yes.

[20:07] Oregon's 2026-28 to the special assessments for the reconstruction flag loss and less address

[20:13] and if we're in emergency for reading.

[20:16] Motion.

[20:17] Motion.

[20:18] Motion.

[20:19] Motion.

[20:20] I know that from ordinance 2026, 205 ever and second,

[20:23] but I passed it ever.

[20:24] The credits are in.

[20:26] Thank you.

[20:27] Yes.

[20:27] How do I mark?

[20:28] Yeah.

[20:29] Karen?

[20:29] Yes.

[20:30] Yes.

[20:35] I'm just about George.

[20:36] The only thing I would mention is we're continuing to work

[20:40] with the ownership at.

[20:43] For any soon.

[20:45] And we.

[20:47] I think that it's been previously discussed with council.

[20:50] so we're working toward defending them.

[20:52] So continuing to move forward.

[20:56] Okay.

[20:57] City of Jordan.

[21:00] We'll see you in here.

[21:01] So thank you, Mayor.

[21:03] Should you leave me down on the list?

[21:05] We're able to ask, and I agree with that.

[21:07] We just don't want to speak for them.

[21:11] First road, I believe they are going to start on Monday.

[21:16] You guys may have noticed

[21:21] I was told that they were planning on starting, which is the 16th

[21:32] time to, now, 13th, I think we know, sorry.

[21:37] 14th, 14th, 14th, 14th, 14th.

[21:40] They are not like them.

[21:43] As Kevin mentioned, the ribbon funding for direct purchase on the 17th, next week, is the

[21:49] Floor.

[21:51] So, you make them also notice that the long drive is just about completed. It's just some final

[21:58] restoration of wrap-up items.

[21:59] I'm saying, AT, password.

[22:03] And you might have a timeline, I asked yesterday

[22:06] and did not do, sort of, for today.

[22:08] I asked today, did not have the answer.

[22:10] One can look, I think, and yeah, we've got that.

[22:13] There is no review.

[22:14] I know, I've been talking for a long time.

[22:15] Like, Dean, Dean already had the details.

[22:19] So, Dean's already put the code right on the phone

[22:21] to my cell phone.

[22:23] So, it's ready to go.

[22:24] So, um, the 2026 improvements for Richmond and Doros also started the construction.

[22:32] We could go on the third, so that is in progress.

[22:36] Um, the apartment lot, I actually just got an email.

[22:41] Hour or so ago from the electrical designer for this, um, likes with the parking lot.

[22:50] So I will have to be that tomorrow and then back.

[22:54] So I should be able to move forward on that.

[22:57] Next week.

[22:59] And then a new project first road.

[23:05] From way to wonders.

[23:08] It's going to be pavement resurfacing plus some ditch and closer.

[23:13] For the bitch on the south side of the road.

[23:15] But do you not know when or to go, we've scheduled yet?

[23:22] I'm getting started on that very shortly.

[23:26] Thank you for that question.

[23:27] Yeah.

[23:28] 15 minutes.

[23:30] Wow.

[23:30] This is the base one.

[23:32] The biggest base.

[23:34] The visitors do.

[23:35] I think they will take some.

[23:38] Previously.

[23:39] the actual point where we're from coin to around one verse, okay, the entrance to a verse

[23:46] for public distance. So, I think there are three bases. I believe so, and there's one more

[23:54] which is bookers to the park island. So, we don't do that in the next few years, although it's

[24:02] Yes, so that's why this is on the table to leave that's all I know the the water being project is still going on leave a meeting on Saturday at nine o'clock with Northwest water design for the water main.

[24:30] I think that I have this schedule, I believe that it's going to be wrapped up in October.

[24:36] There isn't the lay of getting that supplies.

[24:40] And the north thoughts Lauren soon, they apparently did a change order.

[24:44] Yes, for it went over a lot in the place and it's supposed to be done September 13th.

[24:48] They're now standing over 30.

[24:51] Yes, wow.

[24:52] Next.

[24:52] Yeah.

[24:53] Yeah, there was a lot of trouble.

[24:56] Well, what we'll talk about last week or two weeks ago

[24:58] with the meeting, the progress meeting,

[25:01] there was a long delay for hydrants and valves,

[25:04] so kind of the way everything,

[25:07] which is why they issued the change over here.

[25:09] And actually, that is substantial.

[25:10] We've wait some of the five days to November.

[25:13] Correct.

[25:14] So, we'll be listening to this.

[25:17] I don't know.

[25:18] I heard it's been issued for a long time.

[25:20] Yeah, so, nothing new.

[25:26] So that role, where they're doing all that work on the rural,

[25:30] they've got dashes and everything.

[25:33] They're going to repay the entire current thing.

[25:37] That is, that is on schedule to repay that entire full.

[25:42] So as soon as I'll already be on practice, there's that,

[25:44] and I think that about 15 days.

[25:47] No, it would be equal for actually on the morning.

[25:54] I should have answered for you, obviously, to all of you, so I think that's everything.

[26:06] So, I think you do business.

[26:12] I have a number of policies that we need to be investment for,

[26:17] we're interested in talking about the acquisition of the property.

[26:21] I mean, that's probably one of them that worked with a long team.

[26:27] Oh, and they said the corner of one row.

[26:32] Yeah, it's about six or so.

[26:35] Yeah.

[26:37] If they do get that property that's known to open up,

[26:39] we can be potential opportunity for some annexation.

[26:45] And so this piece of paper that I gave to all members of council and

[26:49] Mayor and the city administrator, it's just a draft, an official draft of what

[26:56] the ordinance looked like, the salching and incentive program, or property

[27:02] or for business along with the road, you want to be in that skin to work with, so

[27:09] we'll just give it to you so you can read through, see what's in mind, obviously the city

[27:15] a log record and that looked at this, you know, we would have to look at the whole process.

[27:19] I think that it would be good to talk about also in that element, what's the potential

[27:25] there for us, so that's all I want to bring up on that, I want to talk to some of you about

[27:33] that.

[27:34] All right.

[27:36] So we still want to do a little bit of that.

[27:38] Yes.

[27:39] So Brian on the last house, he grew up tonight, he stopped meeting, he said he was paper

[27:50] room.

[27:51] So, four way stops there now, he's got a robot going through, he said he's done them

[27:58] order flights because I've already seen it, so it's something we need to look at, there's

[28:04] that four way stop there, there was an intersection probably, maybe he bought a two

[28:09] Yeah, we can be new about that. Yeah, we have to do a safety study. I would imagine before we host those.

[28:18] Absolutely.

[28:20] Yeah.

[28:21] We get to know or we should be going to school to talk about electric pricing.

[28:29] There's just not a lot. I only we don't even know what it ain't going to be. Yeah.

[28:33] I received an email, I think earlier this week,

[28:37] OML has put together a sort of a continuum of legislation

[28:42] that has been adopted by communities around the state,

[28:45] addressing e-bites, and I think there was some other term

[28:49] for the types of vehicles, the scooters, e-bites,

[28:51] that sort of thing.

[28:54] I think I afforded some mayor and councilman Melnek.

[28:57] We can distribute that to council at large.

[29:01] And then, I mean, we can continue to refine our requirements and regulations of new bikes.

[29:10] I think what we have initially adopted is probably a start as they become more progressive.

[29:18] I mean, with the workers to continue to look at that.

[29:21] and police that burn cancer like the folks in the commission, they're faithful to big

[29:25] jazz.

[29:27] So, it's not a mention of it.

[29:29] Have a food that the fest will bring.

[29:31] Oh, the little kid maybe.

[29:33] It's not bad.

[29:34] I did.

[29:36] Yeah, sure.

[29:37] I don't want to tell one you could buy a car.

[29:39] Well, I see.

[29:41] That's what we're going to do.

[29:42] No, I'm sorry.

[29:43] It's old.

[29:45] I think suit car is going to work.

[29:46] I'm going to use it.

[29:47] I'm not going to do it.

[29:49] And there was a former student of mine who went past her, so she and I, I don't have

[29:54] So I'm sorry, guys, but yes.

[30:00] Is there a safety meeting? Is that so? Uh, it's in the end, Dr. Work, but I mean, and that's the safety. Yeah. Um, bikes. Yeah. Any other new business?

[30:15] I want to go with, uh, did we reach out the legs of the, as far as the real police or anything over at the, um, CC. Uh, that would be for the city to report on.

[30:25] Okay, next would be a dirt work or what can we do about it to dirt over there by the sweat

[30:32] and level that out when you get time involved on that or a lot of times when we know we see

[30:38] we've got to use the giant air file that we've got to add out to the device and

[30:49] Yes, I'll bring that up next week.

[30:53] Thank you.

[30:54] So, if anyone will, she should give it for a minute.

[31:01] It's about the podiums that give you an address.

[31:05] And the woman determines the findings.

[31:08] Americans want to come out.

[31:09] Councilman, my name's Matthew Oaks.

[31:11] and the home of Elvig or Cervin and Hills Bay,

[31:13] Cervin, my concern is all we came up to attention

[31:17] that there's some concerns about,

[31:19] that we spot the middle bar, if we want to kind of address

[31:22] though, the warrants were arctic and zoning.

[31:24] We were just as confused as,

[31:27] I'm sure you guys were a little bit,

[31:29] when we got the property, we granted the property,

[31:32] we were aware that we were just especially used to permit,

[31:35] and no real, real need they could grow.

[31:38] I shouldn't have worked with you guys just as much as we can.

[31:42] We're not trying to take any shortcuts or anything like that.

[31:44] We want to respect your responsibilities to the city.

[31:48] So I just want to come here to do so myself.

[31:50] And I want to give her some of my cards,

[31:52] because we're going to reach out to me having new questions.

[31:55] Feel free to reach out to me with that.

[31:58] Thank you.

[31:59] Thank you, thank you.

[32:13] Do you mean, my name is Michael Rott?

[32:15] I will also, the hardware with the materials and just like he said, it's all coming out tonight and I am interested in this ourselves.

[32:26] I think it would say we were under, but so much of this is my first time going through the process and this and all.

[32:33] So when we took over the property, right now we're using it probably, we've been

[32:39] problem, you know, I did ask the question of if there was a

[32:43] national use there and what's all of you and with end-term analysis, guess that

[32:48] it was, it was my own safety, my own sunshine, I think that

[32:52] the national use would be with the property. And so we do apologize if we were

[32:58] I'm not trying to do anything wrong, I mean, it's at all.

[33:03] I do want to, I'm an operator of the facility,

[33:07] so I then want to share a little bit.

[33:11] I operate in the facility, so I'm going with a lot of fun

[33:15] about 60 years before.

[33:19] That's what I want to make sure that you're being

[33:22] positive and important to be part of that challenge.

[33:29] And I'm scared of anybody who's making the way to say your phone is all there is a lot of

[33:36] things for our researchers in general.

[33:40] And so we're trying to know a lot in the way that we can identify, but like you said,

[33:47] and I'm not going to be able to make sure that we are following

[33:51] the whole process as we were supposed to be.

[33:54] And not all of the property we looked in place,

[33:58] I told her that earlier, I totally don't want to hear that.

[34:03] There was problems that had been allowed as journalists,

[34:06] that I would take that personally.

[34:08] And I don't want us to say the business that there was

[34:12] community members that we want to say what there was at the time, not functions, but

[34:18] how we made sure to grow our identity, and hopefully, as all of the people are supposed

[34:26] to move in properly, that has been for care of us and that you've passed a very important

[34:30] point. So, I appreciate you guys doing this.

[34:48] I've been doing some research also.

[34:54] I believe this house three is forest house recovery.

[34:59] That's what it's called.

[35:01] If it advertises forest house,

[35:05] co-ed recovery.

[35:08] In Northwood, Ohio, good for low.

[35:10] I understand you guys don't give up that grocery.

[35:14] So is that what all street is now?

[35:21] Because that's what it shows up under your heel space.

[35:27] As far as the owner of part lift, my dad was at part lift.

[35:32] He never been to part lift.

[35:34] It's a private head out of top.

[35:39] There's no Medicaid, no Medicaid.

[35:42] It was $3,400 in 2000 a month.

[35:46] There were up to around $5,000, $6,000 a month.

[35:51] Now, when you open that new facility across the street,

[35:55] what's going to stop people from taking their loved ones out of

[35:59] purpose and moving them across the street?

[36:02] Then what happens to house two, one and two?

[36:06] is the owner of Parkflip, and we're in it out to recovery home because he also owns seven houses in Leo, on Parkflip, Lee, Oppa, Wentz, Road.

[36:18] Two of them are recovery houses.

[36:22] People can't afford this out of pocket expense, it's like he's not to leave his room.

[36:31] You go under Wood County auditors, it was house one, two, and three sold in March 31st,

[36:42] 25 under a fiduciary.

[36:46] The each house is listed that sold over 1.3 million now.

[36:53] And it was went from part of Toledo, LLC to part of development.

[36:58] LLC on its heads. Now, as part-click in Toledo, that sold April 7, 2025. 7 houses 1.99 per half

[37:12] flip, which listed on the hereafter. It went from part-click development, LLC, to part-click

[37:20] Toledo, LLC. I don't mind my lawyer. I don't know what he's doing, much bad.

[37:28] You know, it's

[37:29] It's a nice neighborhood.

[37:30] People work their butts off in our neighborhood.

[37:33] They have a nice house.

[37:35] We have great kids at Mr. Hanmar, Mr. Ep,

[37:41] we have good families in that neighborhood.

[37:45] And you know, last meeting we talked about them to talk about.

[37:49] We're gonna invest in most 300,000

[37:51] to bring in developers.

[37:55] Well, what are they gonna do when they find out?

[37:57] There's a recock recall.

[37:58] I have nothing against me. I don't want them in our neighborhood. People in our neighborhood don't want it.

[38:06] And in fact, some of the people are talking about them, their house is up for sale.

[38:10] So, same choice.

[38:13] You know, when is the planning to use the meeting?

[38:16] October 15th.

[38:17] And the owners.

[38:18] You will be here.

[38:20] For that.

[38:21] Yes, and the public.

[38:22] But it's an open meeting similar to that, because I think the neighborhood should have a seat, and then I could point you off.

[38:35] We may or at the last meeting say terrible.

[38:39] And he gave it to you.

[38:41] And you said you check what police fired in Zoe.

[38:44] If that weren't you, you don't have to do this.

[38:47] God is doing anything about it.

[38:51] Now, if you want to fight a police in Zoning,

[38:56] and they said, no, until that lady showed up

[38:59] with the last meeting, you want to even touch into it.

[39:03] Did you bother calling the owner of Kirkland?

[39:09] Because, yeah, exactly.

[39:11] So this house wouldn't keep operating

[39:13] you. We had no way to tend you to it. You know, I see my point. It took a citizen for you to look in

[39:24] to what's going on. And none of these guys knew about it. Their communication was terrible.

[39:32] These guys should have been all aware of what was going on.

[39:35] It's actually the two that live in the neighborhood.

[39:38] So please work out the community case.

[39:41] We here at Wilbur check out.

[39:43] We put a call folder in person.

[39:45] I have to do is Google his name.

[39:48] That I'll give kids the meeting.

[39:51] But like I said, if you, that baby didn't show up here,

[39:56] that house needs so running.

[39:58] And nobody would know about it, because it was a wound.

[40:02] just because they're police fired and don't even know nothing about it, but how

[40:07] would they know if they didn't have a blunt? So hopefully we start looking after the

[40:13] witnesses of this hit. Thank you. Thank you.

[40:21] Thank you. Thank you very, very

[40:22] good. I'm Zoe. You know, the executive session over the

[40:28] We're proud to be on most of the perfect assessment for itself and all members of Councilman.

[40:36] I'll make some time for them to discuss where they're all going.

[40:42] I want you to edit the appropriate conditions as well.

[40:47] I'm not helping the administrator.

[40:49] Sorry.

[40:51] We should be too separate.

[40:53] Okay, let's start the live.

[40:56] That works.

[40:58] You have a couple of months in law session.

[41:01] I don't know.

[41:01] I'm going to go into executive such executive session with Aaron Holtzol to discuss in

[41:08] the 20 month round by, I think we want to learn.

[41:11] Yeah.

[41:12] Nikki, yes.

[41:13] All right.

[41:13] Yes.

[41:14] Everds.

[41:14] Yes.

[41:15] Friends.

[41:16] Yes.

[41:18] Yes.

[41:20] Okay.

[41:20] You will adjourn to the

[41:22] Assembly's

[41:23] 48.

[41:24] We're going to welcome the

[41:26] same.

[41:27] I'd be a lot.

[41:47] I don't think so.

[41:48] Yeah.

[41:50] I don't think so.

[41:52] We don't think so.

[41:55] I don't think so.

[41:57] Oh, no, not that.

[41:58] I think that.

[41:59] Okay.

[42:00] I don't think so.

[42:01] I think it's really.

[42:02] You can sign a problem.

[42:05] I don't think so.

[42:11] We have an executive session, do we have a little call for this?

[42:16] Here's your model.

[42:17] Here.

[42:20] Councilor Dickie.

[42:21] Here.

[42:22] Councilor Edwards.

[42:23] Here.

[42:25] Councilor Krats.

[42:26] Here.

[42:26] Councilor Warren.

[42:27] Here.

[42:27] Councilor Barton.

[42:28] Here.

[42:29] Councilor Barton.

[42:29] Here.

[42:29] We have an executive session.

[42:32] Do we have a little call for this?

[42:34] Here.

[42:35] is there an executive session and there was no action

[42:37] making any discussion?

[42:40] Is there an option for another executive session?

[42:43] Yeah, so I'd like to take a large executive session

[42:46] for all council of the mayor of the industry.

[42:49] The administrator to discuss property acquisition

[42:52] and both our folks from that bit.

[42:56] I have a motion to go into executive session

[42:58] with Mayor Poncello to lead the administrator

[42:59] to discuss property ad permission.

[43:01] by Edwards I think by Prince I would see his thoughtsYes

[43:34] for it yes

[43:37] First of all, bring a bit of course with that.

[43:40] I mean, back to the other things.

[43:42] All I mean, back to the other things.

[43:44] We have the role, please.

[43:45] We have to vote here.

[43:47] I'll just present a moment.

[43:48] Here.

[43:49] That's the big.

[43:50] Here.

[43:50] I'm sorry, Edward.

[43:51] Here.

[43:51] I'm sorry.

[43:52] Here.

[43:52] I'm sorry.

[43:53] Here.

[43:54] Here.

[43:55] Here.

[43:55] in, so we make sure it's on the hospital, so the end of your

[43:59] job is here.

[44:01] Let me clarify, if I'm exactly as sashimi or something.

[44:05] The napkin was our orchid or Azure.

[44:07] Oh!

[44:08] Oh!

[44:08] I'm sure.

[44:10] Thanks for letting me know, okay.

[44:12] I thought I had to read it all.

[44:13] Yeah.

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