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[0:03] I'm sorry. You want to pledge allegiance and we'll start with that? Yeah, yeah, okay. All right.
[0:11] Allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation under God in the physical with liberty and justice for all.
[0:33] The public hearing that we're having is for the master utility planning grant from the
[0:40] Indian Office of Community and Relic Bears.
[0:42] It's a $90,000 grant.
[0:44] The town is matching that with $10,000, $5,000 from the water, $5,000 from the sewer utility.
[0:52] The purpose of the public hearing is to simply offer an opportunity to the public to ask questions
[0:58] about the project, or to have input.
[1:02] Maybe you've had some problems with the sewer or the water storm water drain,
[1:06] and standing water, all the water, that rain that we've had recently.
[1:10] So I'm going to open up the public hearing.
[1:12] Is there anyone have any questions or comments?
[1:19] I've talked to this guy, so I've got some good background information on him
[1:24] and some of the activities that he has to go through with all the breaks
[1:30] that you have and so on. I think the application looks good. We have one of the residents
[1:36] provided some pictures of water in the basement where they had the water coming in from one
[1:42] of the recent storms. So I think that looks good. If I can just get someone on the council
[1:50] to just say something like, hey, we would appreciate this, we need it and so on.
[1:55] We would appreciate this and we need it.
[1:59] Okay.
[2:01] Kim, do you have anything you want to say or?
[2:05] We definitely need this planning setting.
[2:10] Yep.
[2:11] Well, and the more I look at the information that I've been provided,
[2:16] it's clear to me that especially over the last couple of years,
[2:21] your expenditures for repairs and parts have skyrocketed.
[2:27] And so, in fact, even one of your item letters said, you know, it's not an operator fault
[2:33] that you have some of these problems.
[2:35] It's old equipment.
[2:36] It needs to be replaced.
[2:39] So that's what this study will do.
[2:43] Anyone else?
[2:44] Anything else?
[2:45] If not, that fulfills the requirements of the public hearing and we can wrap it up.
[2:52] Good question.
[2:53] Yeah.
[2:53] The percentage of the equipped would be replaced then.
[2:57] Well, that's the purpose of the grants.
[2:58] It's to study the conditions.
[3:02] And so we have all new use parts now.
[3:06] Okay.
[3:08] Then why do we need to go as far as brand is as a component?
[3:12] That's a great question, but if the study, the engineer that is hired will look at the water sewer, the storm water, it will prioritize fixes on all three, and then it will prioritize which one goes first because small town, you can't fix everything all at once.
[3:33] And so that's the purpose of this.
[3:36] So I think right now it's one of those answers where we don't know until we did those experts.
[3:42] And how long does a study compare to other averages take?
[3:48] Are we talking about six months?
[3:49] We talked about year, two years.
[3:50] The grants will apply.
[3:53] The grant is due right from tomorrow.
[3:56] We will know if we got the money about mid-September one month.
[3:59] So from the mid-September, we will probably have the engineer under contract by November.
[4:08] This is a study, so depending on the severity of the winter, they'll do some smoke testing,
[4:14] they do all kinds of things.
[4:16] But realistically, this study should be done by the end of spring early summer next year.
[4:24] and your name is Joe Dyer. Thank you very much. Anyone else?
[4:33] Okay. Councils, thank you.
[4:34] Then we'll wrap it up then. I got a question. It's kind of awesome. Oh yeah. Close the hearing.
[4:41] It's part of the hearing. It's really a good question. Okay. I heard you say that it's going to be
[4:46] 5,000 water, 5,000 sewer. Can we do 3, 3, and 3? Can we fix the amount of stormwars?
[4:55] The only reason we said 5,000 water and sewer is for the purpose of the application, if you
[5:02] want to adjust that, we just need 10,000 and more for that.
[5:06] I mean, the storm water got a little bit of money in it.
[5:11] So that's what that's what we just done to ask for.
[5:19] Okay.
[5:20] Thank you.
[5:20] Okay, so we'll close the public hearing for the planning grant on August 7, 2025, and now we'll open our regular stated meeting.
[5:36] Let's get everybody to start with the synopsis of the June minutes.
[5:41] I make a motion. We accept the minutes as presented five seconds.
[5:45] All in favor say aye.
[5:46] Aye.
[5:47] Aye.
[5:52] We need to do this resolution for the planning grant application.
[5:56] We're going to just really think this, this is just to do what you just did.
[6:04] All the paper work for the application.
[6:06] Right.
[6:08] This is a resolution authorizing the application for submission and local match commitment
[6:13] resolution 2025-13.
[6:19] That would make the motion to adopt a resolution from 2025-13.
[6:24] I second.
[6:25] All in favor say aye aye and then just you and I sign it
[6:32] And
[6:39] we got Greg on here again, but we need to do that. So I'm sorry. Oh, sorry
[6:46] For assistance with the grain. Okay. This is just read this out loud
[6:51] Yeah, let's tell Parker city of statement of community priority and statement of need with a CDBG assistance
[7:01] Recognize the need for quality of infrastructure
[7:05] improvements. Did you already read the whole thing in full?
[7:12] Treated to provide the community with clean and reliable drinking water and efficient
[7:15] stormwater drainage quality of life in our town, but it's clear.
[7:18] Simply a form that goes with your application. Okay.
[7:22] Are we? Except to make a motion there. Yeah, I make a motion work, sir.
[7:26] Sorry. All in favor say aye. Aye. Aye.
[7:38] And then so.
[7:40] Great. I guess he has any more. We already did this, right?
[7:43] Well, I don't know if he wants to talk.
[7:46] I don't know if Gray's having a conversation.
[7:47] Great guy.
[7:48] Do you have anything else to add for the regular meeting here?
[7:51] No, I think we're easily going to have everything ready
[7:55] by next Friday.
[7:56] It'll be done by next Tuesday or Wednesday.
[7:58] So I'll just need a copy of that.
[8:00] You like those, but the copy does.
[8:03] Yes.
[8:03] And then Sean, do you have anything else for the recording?
[8:07] No, I'll just add a couple of comments on the race setting,
[8:10] just a couple of the highlights.
[8:11] So, Delta Bercocity asked me to do a late study on the place water utility, based on
[8:20] the revenue requirements of the utility, we recommended a 13.5% increase, we did a separate
[8:26] rate study in collaboration with the engineers, and the only difference is the engineers based
[8:34] on their short-lived assets, and it was via engineering, recommended that we put 73,333
[8:45] in annually at the repair of replacement. In doing that, that drove the revenue requirements
[8:51] up, and that would make for a 33.63% rate increase to the count-fold. So, students can do
[8:58] that. That's the only real tough step difference. But I want to make sure you knew that
[9:04] and we will work in tandem with your engineers.
[9:07] So based on the engineering guides,
[9:08] we can go with either one is a button.
[9:13] When would, when would go about making this decision?
[9:16] It's up to the council to think about it
[9:18] and to implement it whenever you think it's right.
[9:21] It's, I mean, you could, you could do it.
[9:24] You could do it like that's the next council meeting.
[9:26] You can say, okay, and again, I would say,
[9:28] you take it away and give it some consideration.
[9:30] Right.
[9:30] And again, talk to your engineer to say,
[9:32] which path we want to take and once you're definitive on that, then say, yeah, let's start
[9:37] the process.
[9:38] And then there's a process of getting your rates.
[9:42] So I would say, you know, once you make your decision and you kick that off, and I'll take
[9:45] a couple of counsel meetings to put it in place, but really, we're sitting here in August.
[9:51] You know, it might be good to give some consideration.
[9:53] And then if you decide to move forward and say, we're going to implement it one January.
[9:58] And then that makes for a really good break point.
[10:00] Right. You don't do a mid-year and that way your revenues all reflect of that year of that rate increase.
[10:06] So that would be my guidance on that.
[10:09] Because like I said, the 13.63 is indicative that you need a little bit of a month
[10:14] but the utilities doing pretty good as it stands just a little thin in a couple of places.
[10:19] Thank you. Thank you. Thank you for the show.
[10:23] My other comment, too, is as Greg went through the timing,
[10:27] I mean, that was some good question about how long was the rate this the study take, you know, with the study being done around spring or maybe summer of next year, the state revolving fund their funding cycle has a deadline of March 31st
[10:42] should go in for fiscal year 2027 funding. So, you know, you might give some consideration in January, February based on where, where the engineer is at, where we have engineering is at.
[10:54] they may already know we need to go and do a project on the water or project
[10:58] in the wastewater. We may want to consider putting in an application to the
[11:04] state for fiscal year. The next fiscal year funding cycle even though the
[11:09] work is only 75% done but you might have some guys here. So we don't we don't
[11:14] want to lose a whole year's funding one right for sure and something to think
[11:18] about? Yes.
[11:25] So who kicks this off? Who kicks off the study from our towns? Who raised
[11:33] started? They've been doing this. Yeah. Yeah. So I presented it. They're going to take it under
[11:38] advisement. And then, you know, at like the next council meeting, you say, you know, I think it is
[11:43] time. Let's kick that process off. Correct. It's under advisement at the moment. Please. And then you
[11:51] start tomorrow. Good.
[11:56] Okay. Thank you, Sean, is that? Thank you very much. Bruce Brite.
[12:02] I'm Bruce Brite, Luke 300, Bruce Britelin. President Wendy Costum up in there. I moved there
[12:11] about four months ago. It's either ironier coincidence that these guys are here in the subject of this.
[12:19] My, what I'm trying to do is get some information on two stopped storm drains.
[12:25] There are four around her house, one across the street, one next to her driveway.
[12:31] They are completely stopped.
[12:33] There's water in them all the time, had been for a few years, but it's getting progressively
[12:38] worse.
[12:39] There's one 90 feet north that works most of the time.
[12:45] There's one in her backyard by the alley that works 99 percent of the time
[12:51] Last Saturday a couple of Saturdays, you know, we had all that raid the first time in the 15 years
[12:57] I've been around them there. We were on an island. I think we had 2 feet of water in backyard that close to coming into her the rush
[13:06] My question is I don't know if it I don't know if something broke down out there
[13:11] clogged it or whatever, but it's now it's getting
[13:15] rapidly progressively work. Now we get a moderate rain and a driveway in the
[13:19] side yard is you know standing water and it takes it and you know we're low
[13:24] there and if the terrain goes down that way my biggest concern is I'm in the
[13:31] process of putting in a permanent sump pump battery back up and all that and
[13:35] only place I can take it to is that back drain that I know works most of the
[13:40] time. But if we go away for a week and come back, it's not gonna use me to pump 5,000
[13:46] gallons out of my warehouse. My concern is the moisture to dry rot what is doing under
[13:52] the house. Right. So this is all coming in to play. And I know you're, I'm curious, probably
[13:58] aware of this, you know, to a degree. And I just don't know if this thing has never been
[14:04] scoped and just see what those two are. Like I said, there's one across the street, one
[14:08] not recycle, drive with it.
[14:10] About four years ago in the other cider driveway,
[14:13] there was a whole not big of a donut.
[14:15] And it's got this big now, and it's sinking in.
[14:18] That water just lays underground
[14:20] and then it migrates.
[14:22] It's not going to feel tight.
[14:23] It's not selling what a field tile would do,
[14:25] like those ones, they buddened together.
[14:26] It's like a sucking.
[14:27] Yeah, I just, and I don't know if you've got
[14:29] to remember Dean Small, this is where Dean used to live.
[14:32] I know he, he said others, field tiles were broken
[14:35] this or that or whatever, but there's obviously,
[14:37] Somebody's paying attention to it. There's four drains there. Right. And I got to it. I just I don't know what was from across the street
[14:44] to us down to that and down to the back. I don't know where they go. But the two cars drive right away. They'll be anywhere. They're just always
[14:53] completely full of water. And I just want to see if they've been investigated.
[15:00] It's my turn. Yeah, you got to spend time on that. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He called me about two weeks ago. And as you come down here, so I'll probably apologize. And the reason I didn't, and I was trying to get some information for I come down. Okay. Okay. Okay. I'm not going to. But he had the one out front. It does run. The county title starts during to your north to one out by the right. Okay. So the driveway tile actually run down the times end of that. Currently, it's pulled up. I mean, I didn't know the point of my apology.
[15:29] But we will come in and I'm called back.
[15:32] Yeah.
[15:33] The one in the back.
[15:34] That was one that Dini put in probably.
[15:36] Oh, getting.
[15:37] I don't remember.
[15:38] Well, 10 years ago.
[15:40] I don't remember.
[15:42] Yeah.
[15:42] But yeah.
[15:42] That one here because Dini always had to water his backyard.
[15:45] Yeah.
[15:46] Yeah.
[15:46] Yeah.
[15:46] Yes.
[15:47] And, you know, there's a built-out that comes under his house from the style.
[15:51] Yeah.
[15:51] Yeah.
[15:51] I never knew that's what Dini and Mick had that by always said.
[15:55] So what it does when it rains, water comes down and then it comes up under your house's house.
[15:58] So D. he put that one in the backyard.
[16:00] I'm pretty sure he paid for it, maybe.
[16:02] Yeah, so the county tile starts to your north
[16:05] around the west, okay?
[16:08] So all that water, you know,
[16:10] that's actually tied in to the county tile.
[16:12] So if you have some thumb,
[16:13] you can technically go out and tie it right in
[16:15] to the county tile and never search,
[16:17] if you want to go that route.
[16:19] Or you can tie it to that line into the backyard.
[16:21] Yeah.
[16:21] I don't think it's very deep.
[16:24] So you know, we can use time of that like that.
[16:25] Yeah, it works most of the new well sex news 10 years old 99% of time. Yeah, let's say for some pump right now
[16:32] I just plug it into that run the hose out there. It takes care of it. Okay. Yeah, but that's a good idea
[16:37] But when you're in front like whether this thing
[16:40] Whenever whatever's going on on the path we need an indicator
[16:43] But the one out front that's the one that's trying to be plugged your right-winger. We're gonna do our own
[16:48] And there's one right across the street
[16:51] I don't know
[16:55] live open those are always full. I didn't know what we're I think all of the north side are on the east side stay on the east side all the way down and they come to can't believe them. Yeah, the one in your driveway, that's true. Yeah, yeah, this is straight down with a backup or not, a backup or a backup or an extra.
[17:15] Okay. Yeah. Well, it's just like I said, and I know your, I just thought, well, I'll come over right to you.
[17:23] No, I mean, like the little study.
[17:25] I'm telling the pictures, and I'm going to your account.
[17:29] I'm going to try and take that picture.
[17:32] So there you are.
[17:33] It's really better.
[17:34] I don't want to unknow this.
[17:36] Well, it got me more concerned.
[17:38] A couple of hours ago.
[17:39] I don't mind if I have tremendous amount of rain best.
[17:41] I mean, and the kid just shouted me about the same way.
[17:44] So right next door, I don't even know his name.
[17:49] Oh, I mean, here's the good news.
[17:50] He put it in some pump.
[17:52] We've got him bucky lived there.
[17:53] He just shoot out from all this.
[17:55] They shouldn't run in our backyard.
[17:57] But this kid buried it now.
[17:59] You've been arranged by the alley.
[18:01] You can see water's squirting up out of the ground.
[18:03] He's bucking so a lot.
[18:04] And it goes to the drink.
[18:15] But then I got to get some fishing and we're gonna drive out the nature house.
[18:18] It's 90 degrees and 75 percent.
[18:21] It's like a sauna under there.
[18:22] And we go away for a week.
[18:24] I'll come back and I get 30 out of a minute to pump up.
[18:26] I got taken in for 7 hours.
[18:28] I'll take some problem out for a walk in that and I show it as far as some pump as an obstacle.
[18:33] It's sort of tile underneath there.
[18:35] It's not a county tiles, not a city tile.
[18:37] It'd be a build tile.
[18:38] Yeah, if you want to plug it, it's your choice or fix this. It just seems like it's getting worse and worse
[18:44] There's no escape
[18:47] We will I can't say tomorrow, but next week don't forget
[19:00] Telling telling two weeks need to do it in one week and then he'd like yeah
[19:06] Thank you, sir.
[19:08] Have a great day.
[19:08] Thank you, sir.
[19:08] Appreciate it.
[19:09] Thank you.
[19:10] Thank you, sir.
[19:11] Mr. President.
[19:12] Yes, sir.
[19:13] This is a very good exchange and some good information.
[19:18] Do you mind that we have split those in the midst of the public hearing?
[19:22] And with your approval, although I've closed it out with your approval I'll add this conversation.
[19:28] I thought you might like to.
[19:29] Yes.
[19:30] Yes.
[19:30] I agree.
[19:32] I appreciate it.
[19:33] Thank you.
[19:34] Hey, Brewster.
[19:36] Satisfied for you for now.
[19:37] Yes, sir.
[19:37] Okay.
[19:38] Thank you for bringing it to our attention.
[19:40] I mean, Jimmy talked a little bit about it.
[19:42] Saw you on the list.
[19:42] And we talked a little bit today about it, too.
[19:44] So thank you.
[19:47] So move on to claim dockets and payroll.
[19:54] Hi, sir.
[19:56] All in favor say aye.
[19:57] Aye.
[19:58] Aye.
[20:28] So in 2027, we get that grant money.
[20:30] Then we'll come down there.
[20:38] Okay, so we have a leak adjustment at 247 East Oak Street, the main water line under
[20:49] the house and repaired by the homeowner for a total of 357.55.
[20:54] We pre-approved that, I guess, back in July, or in December, we make a wish on this or
[21:02] Yeah, I got that.
[21:03] Make a motion, we accept it.
[21:06] Second.
[21:07] All in favor say aye.
[21:08] Aye.
[21:08] Aye.
[21:26] Is there any towns input other than what we've already gotten at all?
[21:32] I got a question as the answer and standard help me on this.
[21:36] There's a resident town.
[21:38] His water has been shut off for three or four months.
[21:42] The Eagle Pads water bill.
[21:44] He'll be using water apparently.
[21:46] So he's not paying a water bill.
[21:48] I mean, he's paying him minimum, right?
[21:51] Why would he be in charge of it?
[21:52] He has a pay.
[21:53] Yeah, he has a pay.
[21:54] And, you know what I mean?
[21:55] So, it's my whole pay for bills.
[21:58] You shut the water.
[21:59] The water's already out.
[22:00] So he's like three or four months behind.
[22:03] But he has no reason to pay it because I mean, you know,
[22:07] I can't shut it.
[22:08] I can't shut it.
[22:08] I can't shut it.
[22:09] I can't shut it.
[22:10] I can't shut it.
[22:10] I can't shut it.
[22:10] I can't shut it.
[22:11] I can't shut it.
[22:17] But, you know, it's something that's just a house that they don't use a lot of water.
[22:26] So, I mean, you know, how do we address this?
[22:29] I mean, one concern is, you know, he's still getting trash servers because our trashers
[22:33] do the water bill, but he's not paying his water bill because he don't have any water
[22:38] and he's getting sewer.
[22:40] They're using cold sewer if only for token water in if he has a, I don't think he has
[22:45] well maybe done under a sea, nothing like that. But the question is, what do we do?
[22:51] So the trash tote is part of the water. So he's using two, two, two, two, two,
[22:55] celery, celery, celery, these are men non-payment. But the $10 for the truck, $12 of the trash
[23:00] tote, is that out of the water side or out of the sewer side? Part of the water, the water, the water,
[23:06] on the bed. The water no covers water, sewer, trash in the storm. What amount are we at now with?
[23:13] It's like $12 like $12 think or $12 a word. He only was $12 a month. No, you mean the total. Oh, I don't know
[23:23] I don't think it went for a month so far as minimum bill had to be
[23:30] 67 books on four, you know, 287. I mean I
[23:35] Thought would need it
[23:37] Contact me and ask his about his advice and then if all else fails you take him to a small claim
[23:45] I'm just asking, I'm going to take a crash.
[23:47] Is it a rental or is it a homeowner?
[23:50] I would hate to take anything that's there until we get, you see what I'm saying?
[23:57] I don't think you got this chance to tell my friends because I'm going to preggle what's
[24:01] going to happen is if and when he does get his waterline fixed in a house or whatever, he's
[24:06] going to have a thousand dollar wheel then we're going to be, you know, you can't afford
[24:10] to pay it.
[24:11] Now we're right back to sport alone.
[24:13] Yeah.
[24:14] I'm not charging water, but I'm charging the flat right for sewage.
[24:18] It can't live in there.
[24:20] You have to be given to the head.
[24:21] May I help you?
[24:22] I'll save my battery.
[24:26] I'll save my battery.
[24:27] I don't need time.
[24:28] I don't know.
[24:29] I'm not talking about that.
[24:30] Okay.
[24:30] Can you say . . .
[24:33] Pay your bill?
[24:34] I'm kidding.
[24:36] That would be for places to start.
[24:37] Is somebody getting a letter?
[24:39] You got his bills.
[24:40] You got three shows.
[24:41] No, this is unsure.
[24:42] Which unit's already also?
[24:43] So, I mean, I don't know if a letter from like council would like us or meek or someone
[24:51] or contact us regarding this, we have our docs in a row in case we do that to do litigation
[24:56] on it.
[24:58] I mean, we're not going to push it all, but if you guys have to sit in the letter.
[25:01] You have a timeframe, though.
[25:02] We need at least a major payment of some kind of token payment.
[25:07] Yeah, I know.
[25:07] And that would be something that I think that we would need to talk about and maybe get
[25:12] it.
[25:13] I'm sure he's going to say he's going to use the sewer because I'm going to say we have proof that you mean we don't have, I don't think, yeah, I mean, yeah, I mean, you have a meter, have some kind of, I mean, no, the sewer side, some place on water.
[25:25] But if I'm kind of lying to you guys on that, that's kind of something that's surfaces last month.
[25:29] Yeah, but you're right. If he's not using water, then he's not using sewer because there's.
[25:33] Hey, I mean, he could bring in gallon jokes. I don't know. Let me do that.
[25:36] Yeah, I thought the first time I've heard of that happened in here that these meetings have that's happened to four or five gallon buckets in the land, so well, I'll ask you later, but surely it has to be a telly hell.
[25:49] There's some good.
[25:50] Yeah, this one's one is a rental.
[25:54] I don't know, I don't know, I don't know if it's going to be laid on that or not.
[25:58] I don't know if you have to have water, the county has city water and you have that city water.
[26:03] Yeah, I think it's a stay or at least county ordinance.
[26:06] So you have to have it at your house?
[26:09] Yeah, it's provided by your municipality.
[26:12] He's got it, it's just he got to shut off due to non-payment, right?
[26:16] So it shut off due to non-payment, so it's not water.
[26:20] Yeah, I mean, well, I mean, it's not water.
[26:22] I mean, it's just, yeah, it's not water, so does he own the property.
[26:26] That's why I asked if he's a homeowner or a renter homeowner. No
[26:33] Homeowner yet, so it's because
[26:36] So it's providing self-water if you don't know me. You know me
[26:40] You can get far behind every month and you know, I mean it's just one of them if he bales or something like that now or
[26:48] That's how we would have to come from the the whole department not us
[26:52] It
[26:55] would question me. Okay, meek's and we'll see the side why say that's
[26:59] the best and yeah, we take a trash show next thing that we put a trash out on
[27:08] the sidewalk, you know, I mean, yeah, then we got to the cross just
[27:11] trying to get more of a browser.
[27:15] That's a good standard trash to hide.
[27:19] He listened to city's codes.
[27:20] You know, I don't mean to.
[27:22] Yeah, he's telling the villains best ways to.
[27:24] Yeah.
[27:24] I mean, the art.
[27:25] Yeah.
[27:26] But I would just find out who we were to set off someone's property without…
[27:30] Well, something with a road that's our property.
[27:32] I'm just asking.
[27:33] Hey, Pete, I'm just trying to get rid of the problem.
[27:37] That's getting us deep into the system.
[27:39] I don't know because it's just an issue that like today we get used more right okay, okay, they don't serve back real quick
[27:49] I said I got a guy coming to do some work on the filter
[27:52] I got some golds on the pumps in the submarine. They come in. I just got him yesterday
[27:58] pumps and pillars
[28:00] 48,000 which a little more than I wanted
[28:03] But the ones that are now are working
[28:06] But it's something that, you know, it's something that's going to get down there and change them out, but I'm going to fill.
[28:12] Fillers number one right now, once we get it all set and done, then I'll take a look at our finances or whatever.
[28:18] Just kind of address that.
[28:21] But the quote can come in.
[28:23] The big thing I did when we sent our response lettering because they wanted to know what was going to do with the filter to reply to that.
[28:32] They wonder what was going to do about the freezing up of the filter because you know the filter bitters is not 269
[28:39] It's done every year. I sent a great picture today of the filter froze up. I got it on my phone make tips and pictures
[28:44] It's really what it looks like
[28:47] But they want some sort of top or canvas over it
[28:50] I don't know why all of a sudden you know what I've done is for
[28:55] 50-4 years now they want something done valid and I
[29:00] I, you know, I'm trying to get some quotes on a tent-type building sidewall to it.
[29:06] I don't feel we've done this year or not, but...
[29:08] What, I keep it for freezing?
[29:11] I mean, you know, if you put us a lot of it, it's not temperature cold, so the water comes
[29:15] out when keeping it on top of the wind, it's the wind, you know, it blows it, and it also
[29:19] has a stop to our minute.
[29:21] And I say, it was a starter to keep it on the way through.
[29:24] Yeah, yeah, yeah.
[29:25] Yeah, yeah.
[29:25] Yeah, yeah.
[29:25] Yeah.
[29:29] But, and, you know,
[29:32] the thing was.
[29:38] The third thing anyway.
[29:40] The thing, except in the letter, now he's got a, you know,
[29:43] he'll be whole truth or.
[29:47] Okay.
[29:49] That's it.
[29:50] Is any more talent put it all?
[29:52] Hello?
[29:53] And when we're on video, are we on video right now?
[29:55] If anybody's watching, fairs going on right now.
[29:58] Okay.
[29:59] Okay.
[30:00] Since night 5 to 10 tomorrow night, noon to 10, Saturday night, cooking bell, remedy tomorrow night, tower drive, having a blast down there. That fear has got more rides than I've seen in Parker in 10 years. So it took a lot of fun, a lot of food vendors come, come down there and see us. And we have a nice little sensory tent that's handled be monitoring for, especially the kids needed a little break or something. So anyway, thanks, everybody. Call today.
[30:28] I'll make a motion with the adjourn.
[30:30] Second.
[30:31] All in favor say aye.
[30:31] Aye.