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[0:24] Here. Here. Here.
[0:32] Here. Here. Here.
[0:37] It's just a short meeting. Thank you,
[0:39] Well, second read on the order of December 11th on our tax rates, the time of the
[0:45] license.
[0:46] And we did send the part about hoping to get back in the state and on, you know, their
[0:53] compensating rate was like 0.17, which I think that's what it was last year, and that's
[0:58] what it was the year before, as well, that we requested the 1.0, 0.170.
[1:08] And the other one was personal property, and we could keep that at the point I think it's
[1:14] 1.75 when you have about either, and the personal property would have been 0.844.
[1:21] And now for the last three years, I don't know, I keep this stuff in it.
[1:25] It's been pretty much the same for like the last three years.
[1:29] So our value user kind of runs that, and they're a little bit more now.
[1:33] And what I did notice there was last reduction.
[1:38] So I think there's more young people, more young,
[1:41] and the people that would take in homes that exemptions are
[1:45] under thought, or maybe went into a, you know,
[1:48] a conduit.
[1:51] So ordinance number 11, 26.
[1:55] Or I just, let's say, for our kills.
[1:58] Kentucky is imposing tax on a calendar year, 26.
[2:02] involving the payment and collection of such taxes with penalties and interest
[2:07] they're in, and they've, like everybody knows, they're due on September 1st,
[2:13] able by the 30th, and the one that did change is this year's effective for
[2:19] the red taxes 0.1 to 0 from 0.155 and it was last year.
[2:25] Do you want to have a motion?
[2:29] The
[2:32] only thing I want to ask about sort of with, it's not really about the text here,
[2:38] but more about the process because I noticed that this year and last year we had to have
[2:44] a special meeting like this and I just wondered, you know, is there something can we be asking
[2:49] for the information earlier or should we move our tax billing data out? Is there something
[2:54] that we need to adjust.
[2:57] We usually do our first three things a lot.
[3:00] And this year, they were waiting on the railroad attacks.
[3:06] And we should everybody out.
[3:08] And Julie kept calling and calling.
[3:09] And she says, well, I think you can do ours.
[3:11] So they actually did ours.
[3:13] They had them every once in a while.
[3:15] Because you don't have to worry about electricity.
[3:18] Yeah.
[3:19] Then we pay.
[3:20] Well, yeah.
[3:21] We see you more, okay.
[3:22] Okay, so we did get a little ahead, but there's the states behind.
[3:27] I don't have one year, during COVID, we pushed our tax bill off to October, if you remember
[3:33] that.
[3:34] On October, we made up to an October one, even though it went out and we just made, we
[3:39] ever tried to leave in October because of that very recent, it was really slow to come
[3:45] out of the state.
[3:46] So, I think it's been having September taxes for over and we, I think years ago there was a
[3:54] volume of change in the tax date and I will win anywhere and I've been, once you found out what
[4:03] you had to do with the tax program, it made sense to me a lot and so I think it might be worth
[4:11] and investigating just so that, you know, since we've seen it twice now, maybe three times
[4:17] if we count 2020 or 2021, whichever year that was.
[4:21] And it unlocked over.
[4:22] Maybe.
[4:35] We
[4:39] have a first and a second one.
[4:40] Do you vote?
[4:41] Okay.
[4:41] We need to call our names, like you did when we first got here.
[4:47] Yes.
[4:48] Yes.
[4:49] Yes.
[4:50] Yes.
[4:52] Yes.
[4:53] Yes.
[4:54] Sorry.
[4:55] I just wanted to note for the benefit of anybody who's listening to the numbers that
[5:01] the nearer was referencing of $300.00 so when she says $0.10, that's $100.00.
[5:12] Yeah.
[5:12] That's a dollar.
[5:18] but it's listed on this point, so that's important.
[5:24] And then we have a municipal order, a team,
[5:31] this authorize the mayor to sign a
[5:41] municipal
[5:42] order.
[5:48] It's an order that City Council and City of Barclays can talk about accepting and authorizing
[5:53] the right-wing American visa road to enter it and execute the memorandum of agreement.
[6:01] Kent County, this report on the app is its established Kent County community redevelopment
[6:08] bond remodeling grant for Arlington Road and makes a high read read alignment and this was
[6:18] This whole board is at the last meeting and I have to sign it as well and we don't get
[6:26] anything until we don't get actually the money until even though I sign it, unless that
[6:33] development moves on and it's coordinated with the road.
[6:39] So if we were to do the road ahead of time and things didn't work out the other, we just
[6:44] have to be running back.
[6:44] So we don't want that.
[6:46] It will all happen in my manner.
[6:51] It isn't just that they seem to be signed
[6:53] and she said, well, that would be true.
[6:55] If you can do it at your next meeting.
[6:57] So there we are.
[6:59] Do I have motion?
[7:02] I'll wait for motion.
[7:03] I'll second.
[7:04] I'll second.
[7:07] I wanted to call out that the term information
[7:12] states that we have 18 months from the date of this agreement
[7:15] it to draw down any of the allocated amount.
[7:18] So I think it's important for us to note that,
[7:20] because it's not a super long period of time
[7:24] for us to make this happen.
[7:26] Well, I did ask about that.
[7:28] And they said they needed to put some kind of blind brain in there
[7:31] and weren't sure.
[7:32] And they had asked me, and of course,
[7:34] they said, like, you've got to do it in the hearing.
[7:36] You've got to have absolutely not enough time.
[7:39] So they extended it into next year, to be in next year.
[7:42] And as long as they have their contract, and they're starting on theirs, and we have all
[7:49] their paperwork that they are moving forward, they have their permits in place, what they
[7:57] haven't been started on this, and that way, we're going to be first in, we're going to
[8:03] tear it out in the building, the very first thing, and we're going to be picking out trees and
[8:08] wrote in while they're getting elder permits and their signage or whatever they need to do for their
[8:15] network. And the development agreement is back and forth between Kerry and Javier. So I hope to get
[8:24] that in the next week and to for us to have an executive session and go over and that way so everybody
[8:47] I just wanted to make sure, let's see here, I wondered if we had to be careful with anything
[9:00] in terms of the land swap because of Section 3B,
[9:04] the city sales property acquired.
[9:06] I think we're okay, but I just wanted to make sure,
[9:09] because I think the listing of the subject property
[9:13] is probably covers that, but I think it's so short.
[9:16] The development agreement does know that.
[9:19] Okay.
[9:19] It knows things that are in this agreement.
[9:22] Okay.
[9:22] It has to inform.
[9:24] But in Section 4, it does say that we have
[9:27] to comply with all our funding requirements.
[9:30] Are we doing what those all are reporting?
[9:33] Yeah, it says the city shop comply with all
[9:35] recording requirements is requested by the county.
[9:38] So I guess we just have to be very diligent about.
[9:42] Right.
[9:42] Well, as we go, you know, just because we're
[9:46] going to get the money, quickly,
[9:48] then you can go for a state or something.
[9:50] With the federal, it's a lot easier for the allocation
[9:53] to come to us and we don't have to wait and spend
[9:56] or women. You have to report to them what you're doing, you know, so I guess. Okay, well, just
[10:04] being diligent.
[10:13] This is really tiny, but in Exhibit A, the second to last, let's, last
[10:21] full paragraph right above timing, where it says, the city requests. That is much of each
[10:28] just trying to do that.
[10:34] Like, should we make it like a little more squirrel?
[10:40] Maybe they're serious about that.
[10:44] Good idea.
[10:47] Played at the largest spread.
[10:49] All you may know I received was a little piece of the street.
[10:53] Well, I think that's exactly what we need.
[10:56] So I said, is this what you're sending me, and so she said, oh my, she said, somebody
[11:03] enlarged it and sent me a hard time.
[11:05] It was like a piece of the carbon part of the screen, it's ridiculous, yeah, we got the
[11:11] last right now.
[11:13] Okay, so do we need to go?
[11:15] Yes.
[11:17] Yes.
[11:19] Yes.
[11:20] Right.
[11:21] Yes.
[11:22] Yes.
[11:27] So moved. Well, second. Thank you for funding. Thank you.
[11:34] I told vote be 10 minutes and he said sure. Sure.
[11:38] You're only like two minutes off. Yeah.
[11:42] Oh yeah, that's all.
[11:46] The air was second, and Steve was first.