[0:03] And and so you you're thoughts are all
>> All right.
[0:06] » you're all you have to regroup and
>> All right.
[0:10] » Ready?
>> I'm ready.
[0:12] » You all ready?
>> All right. I'd like to call to order the
[0:16] Radcliff City
Council special called meeting for
[0:19] Monday, May 11th, 2026 at 5:00 p.m.
Meeting being held here at City Hall and
[0:23] being streamed live on Facebook. If
you'll please rise for an invocation and
[0:27] remain standing for pledge.
>> Please bow your heads. Heavenly Father,
[0:32] we thank you for this day and we thank
you for your many blessings.
[0:35] Father, this week we are especially
mindful and prayerful for May the 14th
[0:40] and the 38th anniversary of the
Carrollton bus crash. We pray for the
[0:44] families and the survivors and
we pray for them on that day and we just
[0:49] pray for our city. We thank you for our
mayor and our city council and may they
[0:54] do your work to lead our city forward.
Bless our service members both here and
[0:57] abroad. In Jesus name we pray. Amen.
>> Amen.
[1:00] » Amen.
>> Pledge of allegiance.
[1:03] » allegiance to the flag of the United
States of America and to the republic
[1:07] for which it stands, one nation under
God, indivisible, with liberty and
[1:13] justice for all.
[1:21] » May I have roll call, please?
>> Yes, sir. Bell?
[1:25] » Present.
>> Brown?
[1:26] » Here.
>> Durocher?
[1:27] » Here.
>> Mearl?
[1:28] » Here.
>> Owens?
[1:30] Thompson?
>> Here.
[1:31] » All right. We have a quorum.
Uh first item, I'm going to the folks
[1:35] that we were going to do a proclamation
for haven't arrived. They called,
[1:38] they're running behind. So, we may move
that just to the work session if they
[1:42] get here. If not, we will move on to our
new business. And so, this will be a
[1:47] second reading of an ordinance rezoning
property located at 253 Battle Training
[1:52] Road, Mr. Pike.
>> Mayor, this is a of a zoning ordinance
[1:56] rezoning property located at 253 Battle
Training Road, Elizabethtown, Kentucky.
[2:00] PVA map number 181-00-00-031
[2:05] from R2 zone to R4 zone. 26.631 acres.
City of Radcliff Planning Commission
[2:11] conducted a public hearing on a zone map
amendment request on April 2nd, 2026
[2:15] made by applicant owner Powell and Kato
LLC
[2:18] for 26.631 acres of property located at
the south right-of-way of Battle
[2:22] Training Road, Kentucky 434 at its
intersection with South Boundary Road,
[2:26] Radcliff, Kentucky. PVA number
181-00-00-031.
[2:32] See deed book 1434,
page 667 office of the Hardin County
[2:36] Clerk. The request is for an amendment
from residential two single-family zone
[2:39] to residential four high-density
single-family and duplex zone.
[2:43] The Planning Commission recommended the
zone map amendment request be granted as
[2:46] the request was supported by the
evidence of record, the city's
[2:49] comprehensive zoning plan, and
applicable law. And the City Council is
[2:52] now enacting an ordinance to change the
property's zoning.
[2:55] Please find the full ordinance on the
website www.radcliff.org
[3:00] or by contacting the City Clerk at
ashley.russo@radcliffky.gov
[3:04] by e-mail. That's the second reading.
Mayor, ready for motion to adopt.
[3:08] » Do we have a motion?
>> Motion.
[3:10] » Second, Council.
>> Second. Any discussion?
[3:13] Um again, we always say this just for
the public. This is the what we
[3:16] discussed at the last uh meeting, and we
just moved this up to the work session
[3:22] uh for the special call. So, we did all
discuss all this information
[3:25] prior.
All right. Motion second. Any more
[3:28] discussion? I'm hearing none. Roll call
vote, please.
[3:31] » Bell.
>> Yes.
[3:32] » Brown.
>> Yes.
[3:33] » Teroch.
>> Yes.
[3:34] » Mero.
>> Yes.
[3:35] » Thompson.
>> Yes.
[3:37] » All right.
Uh item number two is the second reading
[3:39] of an ordinance um of the property
located south side of Battle Training
[3:43] Road, Mush Park.
This is a summary of a zoning ordinance,
[3:46] rezoning property located on the south
side of Battle Training Road, Kentucky
[3:49] 434 between the intersections of North
Dixie Highway, US 31 W, and Blair Hill
[3:54] Lane, Elizabethtown, Kentucky.
PVA map number 181-20-00-006.02
[4:01] from R2 zone to R4 zone, 4.120 acres.
The City of Radcliff Planning Commission
[4:06] conducted a public hearing on a zone map
amendment request on April 2nd, 2026
[4:11] made by applicant owner Powell and Cato
LLC for 4.120 acres of property located
[4:16] on the south side of Battle Training
Road, Kentucky 434 between the
[4:19] intersections of North Dixie Highway, US
31 W, and Blair Hill Lane,
[4:23] Elizabethtown, Kentucky.
PVA number 181-20-00-006.02.
[4:30] See deed book 1434, page 667, also the
Hardin County Clerk.
[4:34] The request is for an amendment from
residential two single family zone to
[4:37] residential four high-density single
family and duplex zone.
[4:41] The Planning Commission recommended the
zone map amendment request be granted as
[4:44] the request was supported by the
evidence of record, the city's
[4:47] comprehensive zoning plan, and
applicable law.
[4:50] And the City Council's now enacting an
ordinance to change the property's
[4:52] zoning. Please find the full ordinance
on the website www.radcliff.org
[4:58] or by contacting the City Clerk at
ashley.rousseau@radcliffky.gov
[5:02] by email. That's second reading, Mayor.
Ready for motion to adopt.
[5:06] » I'll make a motion.
>> Motion
[5:07] » I'll second.
>> You still got it.
[5:10] » Okay. All right.
Bill?
[5:13] All right.
Any discussion?
[5:16] All right. Hearing none, can I get a
roll call vote, please?
[5:18] » Brown?
>> Yes.
[5:19] » Groetsch?
>> Yes.
[5:20] » Murl?
>> Yes.
[5:21] » Thompson?
>> Yes.
[5:22] » Bell?
>> Yes.
[5:24] » All right. Motion carries. Item number
three uh is a second reading of an
[5:27] ordinance rezoning property located at
3366
[5:31] South Wilson Road, Radcliff, Kentucky.
>> Mayor, this is summary of a zoning
[5:34] ordinance rezoning property located at
3366 South Wilson Road, Radcliff,
[5:38] Kentucky. Lewis Ray Estate Section 1 Lot
2A.
[5:41] PVA map number 181-10-00-076
[5:45] from R2 zone to C zone, 1.1218 acres.
[5:54] The City Radcliff Planning Commission
conducted a public hearing on a zone map
[5:57] amendment request of on April 2nd, 2026
may my applicant owner Abound Credit
[6:02] Union formerly known as Fort Knox
Federal Credit Union for 1.1218 acres of
[6:06] property located at 3366 South Wilson
Road, Radcliff, Kentucky, Lewis Ray
[6:10] Estate Section 1 Lot 2A PVA number
181-10-00-076
[6:16] CD book 1040 page 238 office of the
Hardin County Clerk.
[6:20] The request is for an amendment from
residential to single family zone to
[6:23] commercial zone.
The Planning Commission recommended the
[6:26] zone map amendment request be granted as
request was supported by the evidence of
[6:29] record, the city's comprehensive zoning
plan and applicable law.
[6:32] And the City Council is now enacting an
ordinance to change the property's
[6:35] zoning. Please find the full ordinance
on the website www.radcliff.org
[6:40] or by contacting the City Clerk at
ashley.russo@radcliffky.gov
[6:45] by email.
That is a second reading Mayor, ready
[6:48] for motion to adopt. And let it be noted
for the record that Councilwoman DeRoche
[6:51] has exited the meeting because her
husband is an employee of the applicant
[6:55] here, Abound Credit Union.
>> Make a motion.
[6:59] » Motion and a second.
>> Second.
[7:01] » Second, Mr. Brown. Any discussion?
If hearing none, roll call vote, please.
[7:06] » Morrow?
>> Yes.
[7:08] » Thompson?
>> Yes.
[7:09] » Bell?
>> Yes.
[7:10] » Brown?
>> Yes.
[7:11] » All right, motion carries.
[7:15] Let me go tell her. She'll sit in there
all
[7:20] » Tell her to bring you chocolate.
[7:27] » I said you go to sleep in there before
you come back here.
[7:30] All right.
>> Thank you, Mr. DeRoche.
[7:32] » Thank you.
>> All right. And finally, now item number
[7:34] four is a second reading of ordinance
amending the City of Radcliff Zoning
[7:37] Ordinance and Development Regulations.
>> Mayor, this is a summary of an ordinance
[7:40] amending the City of Radcliff zoning
ordinance and development regulations.
[7:43] Article 2, definitions, section 2.1.
Article 10, conditional use standards,
[7:48] section 10.9. Article 13, residential
holding standards,
[7:53] section 13.2. Article 14, residential
estate single-family estate zone
[7:58] standard, section 14.1.
Article 15, residential 1 low-density
[8:03] single-family standards, section 15.1.
Article 16, residential 2 low-density
[8:09] single-family zone standard, section
16.1.
[8:13] Article 17, residential 3 medium-density
single-family and duplex zone standard,
[8:18] section 17.1.
Article 18, residential 4 high-density
[8:23] single-family and duplex zone standard,
section 18.1.
[8:27] Article 21, residential 7 manufactured
mobile home standards, section 21.1.
[8:33] Article 23, commercial holding zone
standard, section 23.2.
[8:38] Article 25, industrial holding zone
standard, section 25.2.
[8:43] Article 27A, urban agriculture zone
standard, section 27-A.2.
[8:49] Article 31, rural estate zone standard,
section 31.2.
[8:54] And appendix A, illustration of selected
minimum required standards for all
[8:58] zones.
The city of Radcliffe Planning
[9:00] Commission conducted a public hearing on
an ordinance amending multiple
[9:03] provisions of the Radcliffe's zoning
ordinance on April 2nd, 2026. The
[9:07] purpose of the amendments is to update
the city's zoning ordinance in
[9:10] accordance with changes in state
statutes regarding the definition and
[9:13] regulation of qualified manufactured
homes as defined under state law. The
[9:18] Planning Commission recommended the
zoning ordinance amendments be granted
[9:21] in order to comply with new revisions of
state statutes becoming effective July
[9:25] 1, 2026. The City Council is now
enacting an ordinance to amend various
[9:30] sections of the Radcliffe zoning
ordinance accordingly. Please find the
[9:33] full ordinance on the website
www.radcliff.org
[9:37] or by contacting the city clerk at
ashley.russo@radcliffky.gov
[9:41] by email. That's the second reading,
Mayor. Ready for motion to adopt.
[9:45] » So moved.
>> Motion.
[9:47] » Second.
>> Second. Any discussion?
[9:50] All right. Hearing none, have a roll
call vote, please.
[9:53] » Thompson.
>> Yes.
[9:54] » Bell.
>> Yes.
[9:55] » Brown.
>> Yes.
[9:56] » Durocher.
>> Yes.
[9:57] » Marrow.
>> Yes.
[9:59] » All right. Motion carries.
What do we do now, I guess?
[10:04] All right.
Come on in. Come on in.
[10:08] I know you you guys were heading up here
from E-town, I think. Yes, so.
[10:13] Did y'all Was y'all at the council
Jeff's council?
[10:15] » Yes.
>> Yes.
[10:16] » You guys got to meet at the same time.
>> So we're we're nicer than them.
[10:21] » Yeah.
That's true.
[10:23] » How are you guys? Hey, how are you all?
>> Allison.
[10:27] » Um so we moved you all to the end of our
meeting cuz you weren't here at the
[10:31] beginning. So we're going to go ahead
before we adjourn, we're going to go
[10:33] ahead and go through that if that's All
right. Yeah, okay.
[10:36] » waiting for us?
>> Oh, absolutely. Yes.
[10:40] Everybody sat here very patiently and
everybody watching live on Facebook just
[10:45] yeah.
Now um
[10:48] so
We're live. So uh thank you all so much
[10:52] for being here. I know you you're going
around today and um
[10:55] I know E-town. Did you hit any other
cities?
[10:57] » We were in Vine Grove
>> Vine Grove last week, so.
[11:01] Got you. So
um we're glad to support and be a part
[11:04] of of what you're doing. Obviously, you
were here few uh probably about 2 months
[11:07] ago and explained the the whole program
and and and what it does for the
[11:10] community and what it does for those
folks.
[11:12] » This is Dr. Hope's mission, so.
>> Absolute Oh, okay. Yeah. How are you?
[11:17] » Last I came, she was called to the
hospital, so.
[11:19] » Do you want to come up and just say a
few words before we do the proclamation
[11:21] or you
Yeah, please come up. Come up.
[11:25] Beth, will you turn up the mic just it's
you know yeah, turn it off for you.
[11:30] That's just so people at home can hear,
but yeah, if you want to have a seat,
[11:33] just yeah.
>> Okay.
[11:35] » Um so, I'm Shannon Holt. Um grew up in
Elizabethtown. We've come back home.
[11:40] Been home almost 20 years now.
And um period poverty, I had patients in
[11:46] the office that
could not afford period supplies and
[11:50] were having to choose between
medications and food for their family
[11:55] versus their own comfort and just
hygiene in general.
[12:00] So, the more I learned about it, um the
more frustrated it what I became. One in
[12:04] four students do not have access or
funding for their own supplies and they
[12:10] don't go to school.
And two in five women throughout their
[12:13] lifetime also cannot afford supplies.
They don't go to work. They lose their
[12:17] jobs. They bleed through their clothing.
They reach for socks. They reach for
[12:22] newspapers. They reach for whatever they
can make do with.
[12:26] Um I've met women that have stolen
products because they didn't have any
[12:30] other option.
So, the average cost, um the most recent
[12:36] data is $3 to $35,000
per woman in her lifetime. Um the
[12:42] products are increasingly expensive.
Kentucky remains one of 18 states that
[12:47] taxes them as luxury items, so they're
subject to sales tax and frankly, we
[12:54] feel that they are so essential that
that's one of the things we would like
[12:58] to see go away, but in the short term,
how can we get these into the hands of
[13:02] women that need them and keep them in
school and keep their educations going
[13:06] and get women working and providing for
their family and not worry about
[13:10] struggling with period supplies.
This would not have been possible
[13:13] without Heels Together.
Um
[13:16] the conversation was at a cup of coffee
and talking about menopause and then I
[13:21] said, "What I really want to fix is is
period poverty." Um and that it is right
[13:25] here in Hardin County. This is not You
hear poverty and and period products and
[13:30] you think, "Oh, that's in Africa. That's
somewhere really far away." And it's
[13:33] it's not. It's right here in town.
So, we've done three distributions. We
[13:38] are working with 20 to 22 nonprofit
organizations.
[13:43] And we have given away with on average
about $7,000 per distribution.
[13:50] Um and we have gotten
donations. We do several drives with
[13:56] different businesses that want to do
collection drives. And we just want to
[14:01] keep it going. Um we'd like to start
with some education on reusable products
[14:07] so that instead of just fixing a month
we need, we actually can help women have
[14:12] supplies for 3 to 5 years. There are
products that will do that for women.
[14:16] Um which I think is is very helpful in
the longer term.
[14:20] » Got you.
>> So, yes.
[14:21] » It's all very good. Well, thank you. I
mean, I'm so glad to have you guys come
[14:25] by and and support and and
uh be able to recognize what you guys
[14:29] are trying to do for our community. So,
uh
[14:32] I turned over to the voice of the
proclamations, Mr. Pike.
[14:35] Um if you wouldn't mind, sir.
[14:40] » This is a proclamation of the City of
Radcliff. Whereas National Period
[14:43] Poverty Week is May 11th through 17th.
And whereas two in five women struggle
[14:48] to afford period products. And whereas
on average one in four girls miss school
[14:51] because they don't have access to
menstrual supplies.
[14:54] And whereas the average woman will spend
as much as $22,000 on period products in
[14:58] their lifetime. And whereas safety net
benefits such as WIC and SNAP cannot be
[15:03] used to purchase period products. And
whereas Hardin County's own Dr. Shannon
[15:06] Holt discovered many of her patients
were struggling with period poverty
[15:10] right here in our community. And whereas
Dr. Holt sought the support of the
[15:14] Central Kentucky Community Foundation's
Heels Together Women's Fund to launch
[15:18] the Pink Dot
Pink Dot Project. And whereas the Pink
[15:21] Dot Project aims to end period poverty
in Hardin County through a coordinated
[15:25] effort of public and private
partnerships, as no woman or girl should
[15:28] have to go without these essential
products. Now, therefore, I James S.
[15:31] Duvall Jr., mayor of the city of
Radcliff, Kentucky, by virtue of the
[15:34] authority vested in me, do hereby
proclaim May 11th through May 17th,
[15:38] 2026, National Period Poverty Awareness
Week. And in doing so, express
[15:43] uh our support for the work of Pink Dot
to end period poverty in Radcliff and
[15:48] Hardin County. Signed this 11th day of
May in the year of our Lord 2026 in the
[15:52] Commonwealth of Kentucky, city of
Radcliff. Signed James S. Duvall Jr.,
[15:55] mayor, city Radcliff.
>> Thank you.
[15:58] » Thank you.
[16:00] » You're welcome.
>> We're going to come and present to you
[16:03] all
[16:06] » Definitely need um Councilwoman Owens
and Councilwoman Merriweather. They're
[16:10] paid title investors.
>> Yeah, so before I put it up, we'll put
[16:13] it
>> Yeah.
[16:14] » right here in the middle. Come on, Mary,
you can come out and you'll sit up
[16:16] there.
>> Oh.
[16:19] You have a You have moms and wives.
>> Everybody come on.
[16:24] » Yeah.
>> I just turned you off the
[16:25] » Your teacher can bring me a box of
tissues.
[16:30] » I don't know, you want to get right
here?
[16:35] We'll do it from back here.
>> Okay.
[16:36] » Yeah, here we go.
Everybody get in here.
[16:38] » Get in more towards the
I have We have a good side up.
[16:44] You can
>> Come on, middle row.
[16:45] » It's the wife of Ryland.
>> Yes, indeed.
[16:47] » Come on.
>> I got it.
[16:50] » That's all the smoke we can take.
>> I'm glad you're
[16:52] » You can go ahead and that way you can
look at her first.
[16:56] » All right.
[17:02] » They're going to have to
>> One, two, three.
[17:08] » One more.
[17:17] » One, two, 3
Thank you.
[18:03] » One quick thing where people can help.
>> Yeah.
[18:06] People want to help, they can host a
drive, they can donate products in the
[18:10] bin, they can shop our Amazon wish list
on the Central Kentucky Community
[18:16] Foundation website, and they can also,
if they want, make a cash donation and
[18:20] we'll go shopping for them. So, lots of
ways. It's ckcf4people.org/pink.program.
[18:28] So, thank you.
>> Miss Beth, we have this box at Calvin.
[18:32] » Yeah.
>> Yeah. We do have this at Calvin
[18:33] Community Center as a drop-off.
>> And the Gathering Bakery and Radcliffe
[18:37] United Methodist.
>> And West Bank Co Bank.
[18:39] » And all of our West Bank
>> So, we have
[18:49] » All right.
Well, thank you all so much and thank
[18:52] you for your all's hard work and
everything you guys have been doing. So,
[18:55] appreciate. And you guys are more than
welcome to leave cuz I know you all have
[18:58] to
>> Bye.
[19:00] » You have a long day, so
>> Bye. Thank you.
[19:03] » Thank you, guys. Good seeing you all.
Yeah.
[19:09] All right.
And then with that
[19:12] I'll take a motion to adjourn.
>> So moved.
[19:15] » Second.
>> Motion second, any discussion? All in
[19:18] favor?
Any opposed? All right, motion carries.
[19:21] We will move on to our work session.
[19:29] We just have
one item for the
[19:35] called meeting, see called to order. So,
this will be discussion items.
[19:39] Uh
we're just continuing the policy and
[19:41] procedure updates with Chief Cross.
It'll be code of conduct. Is he still
[19:45] out there? Is he going to
Chief, you still out there? There he is.
[19:49] All right.
I didn't know if he was escorting folks
[19:52] out.
[20:03] Good. Good.
[20:08] All right, Chief, we got
you got some updates again this month.
[20:14] » that
I brought to you today, a code of
[20:16] conduct,
and contained within that code of
[20:19] conduct it's our rules and regulations.
Um some policies have a complete
[20:26] stand-alone policy in itself that
explains everything in detail, and then
[20:32] we have the rules and regulations that
touches on basics and, you know, the
[20:37] do's and don'ts of of work
um
[20:41] relationship within the, you know, the
facility and
[20:45] uh how we do things. So, that's what we
call the rules and regulations.
[20:50] Uh it touches on some of the things that
may be, for instance, like uh leave
[20:55] policy and
um
[20:58] you'll have a whole entire leave policy
that'll be explained out that I'll bring
[21:02] you all, but this paragraph right here,
paragraph one, you know, it just
[21:05] basically says you can't be absent from
duty without leave.
[21:11] And don't be late for work and things
things of that nature.
[21:19] I know there's a lot there. There's I
think about 114 paragraphs.
[21:25] Um
so
[21:29] you get done reading through this in the
next few days. If you got any questions,
[21:32] just give me a holler.
[21:43] Everybody got any initial questions
right now?
[21:46] Something sticks out.
[21:53] There should be nothing controversial
here, Chief. This is part of the KACP
[21:57] standards as well for us.
>> Yes.
[22:08] » Anybody?
Nothing.
[22:15] I mean, we have a you'll have a week to
anything comes up, so
[22:20] » All right, good. Thank you.
>> Thank you all.
[22:21] » Thank you, Chief.
>> All right, couple quick things on the
[22:25] work session.
Um
[22:28] not on the agenda, just discussion for
next week. Uh next week is next Tuesday
[22:34] would be our regular regular
scheduled council meeting.
[22:39] And that is election night. And so,
typically, um sometimes in the past,
[22:44] depending on certain circumstances and
who all was running and stuff, we have
[22:49] uh made adjustments to those schedules.
And so, um I know some of you guys have
[22:54] asked about that. And so, we're looking
at possibly moving that to the 18th
[22:59] at 5:30. Would anybody have a problem
making that Monday
[23:04] night meeting?
>> No problem.
[23:06] » Everybody should be okay with Mr.
Plunkett. I don't think so.
[23:10] I don't know if there's anything
pressing.
[23:12] And
what time is theirs?
[23:15] » 6:00.
>> Does anybody have an issue moving that
[23:18] to 5:00
for the work session or the regular
[23:21] scheduled council meeting at 5:00
instead of 5:30? It's going to be a
[23:24] special called either way, so
I know Mr. Plunkett has to be at Vine
[23:27] Grove that same night at 6:00, so
>> 5:00 works.
[23:31] » 5:00 works.
>> 5:00 Everybody good 5:00? Okay.
[23:34] So, that'll be our regular meeting. Now,
with that, we also, if you can check
[23:37] your calendars, we have budget
Um we're in the middle of budget right
[23:41] now with the city side, and then of
course we have our work sessions
[23:44] regarding that.
Um actually, some dates you've got in
[23:48] mind?
[23:53] » Cannot do the 25th cuz that's Memorial
Day.
[23:56] Um your budget meetings will be this
week.
[24:01] Um so, Chance will need a few days to
prepare.
[24:04] » Yeah.
>> Um so
[24:07] » So, we're thinking the week of the 25th,
well, the 26th through the 29th. Does
[24:11] anybody have any issues?
>> What time?
[24:13] » I'm out of town then.
>> You're out of town that week.
[24:16] Um who else?
If you flip,
[24:21] um
Is it all week you're out?
[24:24] » Yes.
>> Okay, go to June.
[24:26] » What about the 21st or 22nd?
>> Oh.
[24:29] » I can't be here. Yeah.
[24:33] » So, then go to June.
[24:38] » June 4th and 5th.
>> No, I know
[24:42] I can't be here through the 5th, so
it'll be
[24:45] the 8th through the 12th will be our
next where I think I know everybody.
[24:48] What's
>> I'm going to be out Wednesday through
[24:50] Friday.
I will not be in town.
[24:52] » Wednesday through Friday on the 10th
through the 12th.
[24:55] » What about the 8th? Cuz I know you need
a Monday. So, what about the 8th?
[24:59] » 8th?
>> June 8th?
[25:01] » Ms. Owens?
>> June 8th is good.
[25:03] » Mhm.
>> It's good.
[25:03] » 8th?
>> Mhm.
[25:05] » You got to check your thing.
>> I got to check my calendar, but
[25:07] » It's a Monday?
>> I'm not sure.
[25:08] » You're not?
>> Mhm.
[25:09] » That's our work session.
>> Yeah, it's our work session day.
[25:13] » I don't something keep popping in my
head about June 8th. I'm not sure. Or in
[25:17] June 4th. I don't know. I have to look
at my calendar.
[25:20] I don't have it here.
>> Okay. Right now, we're tentatively doing
[25:23] it June 8th as part of our or we'll do
it before their work session.
[25:26] » Mhm.
>> So, we'll keep that in line with the
[25:28] work session. We'll set the time. That
way
[25:31] um
We We We'll set the time. We'll send you
[25:35] a time. We got the 8th. Our work
session's that day.
[25:38] So.
We'll schedule that.
[25:47] Yep.
I feel like there's
[25:49] And then uh if we have to have and then
we'll have a
[25:53] probably a called meeting to do the
first reading and then the second
[25:57] reading.
Okay.
[26:00] Yeah, in the past the budget's went
fairly smooth, so
[26:03] I think we can knock it out pretty
easily based on what I'm already seeing,
[26:07] so.
[26:09] There's not a lot of big expenditures
coming out, so.
[26:14] Yep. Can anybody else be here?
[26:22] We'll find out.
We'll find out.
[26:27] And if not, does anybody out there want
to fill in for one of the council
[26:29] members?
Is there a handful?
[26:35] All right. All right. With that, we'll
We're We're going to check some dates.
[26:38] So, council members will either um check
your emails or we'll send you a message.
[26:42] Um just check your message and um we'll
try to square this way. We got to We got
[26:46] to make sure Chance is also available
that day, too. Make sure. So.
[26:50] He's a key. He's very important to that
day, so.
[26:53] All right, with that I don't think we
have any mayor council comments, Ms.
[26:56] Bell?
I'll start with you on your end.
[26:59] » Me?
>> Yep.
[27:06] » The Tempest.
>> Huh?
[27:10] » I ran and ran and ran, so nobody could
catch me up.
[27:17] I enjoyed it. Thank you, Parks and
Recreation. Thank you, Radcliffe.
[27:21] For the ones that missed it, you missed
a lot.
[27:25] The cast
was
[27:28] absolutely
fantastic. We had
[27:33] 150 people, there abouts.
We didn't get the count yet. Supposed to
[27:39] get the count the next day.
And
[27:43] I wish we had more. That's all I can say
about it.
[27:47] And the 19th is coming up.
Vote.
[27:52] Please vote.
It's It's what makes you different
[27:59] when you express your opinion.
Especially when you express your opinion
[28:05] right
by your vote.
[28:08] The world gets better. Remember that.
My name is Maria Bell.
[28:13] Thank you.
>> All right, thank you. Jerry.
[28:16] » You know, Ms. Bell, she did a good job.
>> I don't have anything.
[28:21] » No?
All right.
[28:24] » I was just going to say if you'll check
the Calvin Community Center Facebook
[28:28] page, there's information about swimming
pool lessons. The pool will be opening
[28:33] soon.
Um and also pool rentals. If you want to
[28:36] have a private pool party, that
information is also on the uh Calvin
[28:42] Community Center Facebook page. And of
course, the Radcliffe Parks and Rec
[28:47] Facebook page has information about
Saunders Springs and the different
[28:50] events
that that they're hosting. And that's
[28:54] it. And have a wonderful Well, we'll be
back before Memorial Day.
[28:57] » Yes.
>> I'm rushing. We'll be back.
[28:59] » Miss Owens.
>> Yes, sir. I apologize. I did send a text
[29:02] to Miss Ashley so I was in a different
spot today as we were doing
[29:06] proclamations. As a matter of fact, by
the time I got to them, they were
[29:10] already coming out and it was great that
Vine Grove also recognized us. But the
[29:14] the governor also recognized this week
officially for the state of Kentucky to
[29:20] be recognized as a period period poverty
to advocate and to make aware. I don't
[29:25] think most people think about it because
it's just a product you go to the store
[29:28] and get if you have, you know, women in
your family. But when
[29:33] it's not affordable cuz it is expensive
and when students decide to stay home
[29:39] because they can't make it through the
day, then we start to have problems with
[29:43] truancy and just self-doubt and things
like that. And so, it was great that we
[29:48] had a box in Corbin cuz I made sure we
put it there because we didn't. And
[29:52] constantly I try to keep it filled and
take photos and make sure people know
[29:55] that it's there and that people are
contributing. So, kind of like a
[29:59] Mother's Day thing. You want to
appreciate the people who are here and
[30:02] the people who are gone. That's a
product that you want to appreciate to
[30:05] make sure it stays here so young ladies
and older ladies, particularly young,
[30:10] can go on and have these supplies and
still be able to carry on their lives.
[30:14] So, I think anybody that wants to
contribute in whatever way or donate,
[30:19] Our Heels Together organization truly
truly truly appreciate it. Thank you.
[30:24] » All right. Thank you.
Miss Thompson.
[30:28] All right.
Um
[30:30] all right. Next meeting will be Monday,
May 18th at 5:00. So, just make sure
[30:36] y'all have that down and we'll send a
reminder out. And of course, then
[30:39] Monday's our work session. We'll get
that out. And then just a quick note.
[30:43] Hope everyone had a good weekend, good
Mother's Day. Think the weather was
[30:46] supposed to rain, but it looked like it
held off. Think it rained a little
[30:49] early, but hope everyone had a good
Mother's Day. And then
[30:53] finally um
my Hannah Bob will appreciate this. I'm
[30:57] glad that travel season for football
that I've been a part of is over.
[31:01] Um we the boys went out to Kansas and
just a little plug for my kids, but um
[31:06] we went out to Kansas
uh played in the national tournament,
[31:09] went three and 0 the first day against
10 teams across the across the eastern
[31:14] part of the country, went three and 0
and then um
[31:17] we lost in the semi-final round to the
team that we beat the day before by one
[31:22] point. We lost to them in overtime by
one point. But the only thing that was
[31:26] great about that was it was Jason
Altidore's son's team, which if you knew
[31:30] Jason Altidore from North uh it was just
randomly I ran into him out there. He
[31:34] lives in Wichita now. And so it was just
nice at least lose to a Racliffe kid
[31:38] instead of
some random
[31:40] So it was just ironic we ran into each
other.
[31:43] And then uh they won their championship
finals that they had in Bowling Green
[31:48] this weekend. And so um they went
four and one, but won the championship
[31:54] overall. So
um it was good to see that and the kids
[31:58] the reason I'm mentioning it is all the
kids are from North Middle, um JTA and
[32:03] then we have one one kid from Meade
County. So they're all local. So it was
[32:06] nice to see them be successful in this
and it's nice that I can stay home for a
[32:10] little while and not travel every
weekend as Bob and I talked about how
[32:13] expensive that can get. So
Um but other than that everything else
[32:16] is good. Um we will see you all. That's
all we have. So we'll see you all.
[32:20] » one more thing?
>> Yeah.
[32:21] » Um I forgot we we just held the our
first Racliffe Women's Club first spring
[32:26] fundraiser and it was uh performance
pastries and What was the other thing?
[32:33] Stand for pasta, thank you.
Uh
[32:35] And if you didn't get to see
um the Allegro Dance Theatre group, they
[32:42] were phenomenal. They're doing the Lion
King Jr. Um, and they're going to be at
[32:47] the PAC on May 23rd. You can probably go
on her page. I'm not sure of the time,
[32:52] but it's Saturday, May 23rd. Um, I
highly recommend. They're local
[32:57] students, a lot of them. Some are from
here. They were third grade all the way
[33:00] up to
>> they mentioned every school they were
[33:02] from.
>> Every school they were from. And the the
[33:04] third grade was uh New Holland
Elementary School all the way up, local
[33:08] schools. A few were out out and about,
but they were phenomenal.
[33:12] Um, so I really uh if you don't have any
plans for Saturday the 23rd, put that on
[33:15] your calendar to go to the PAC and watch
those
[33:18] uh young talented students cuz her
studio is in Radcliffe. And so that
[33:23] would be very supportive of the students
and of
[33:26] um Ms. Carol.
>> Yep. And
[33:28] » And thank you to everyone that
participated and came.
[33:31] » And that should just put you when you
were talking made me think of one last
[33:33] thing. Um, we have early voting at
Colvin this week.
[33:36] » As well. Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
>> And so
[33:40] Yeah, so just remember if you have an
opportunity to go vote, you have all the
[33:43] way this early voting this week at
Colvin here locally. And then you'll be
[33:46] able to do it on the 19th again. So just
keep that in mind and and exercise your
[33:51] right. So
[33:54] And government center. Yeah. So
>> It's no excuse early voting. Kim was
[33:59] saying he thought you have to have a
reason. There's no reason. 8:00 to 4:30
[34:03] Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
>> Yeah, and want to thank Brian Smith too
[34:06] for his
uh bringing this back up here and and
[34:09] giving that option to the folks
um
[34:12] to be able to vote. So
and not have to drive to Elizabethtown
[34:15] just to do that one early. Usually early
voting was always down in Elizabethtown.
[34:19] Um, so it's just nice to have it on the
north side of town where
[34:22] um people from Vine Grove, Fort Knox,
West Point can and anywhere else.
[34:26] Obviously you would just drive up here.
Lines are not long. Um, so it's always
[34:30] All right, that's my selfish plug. All
right, with that we will
[34:34] see you all
next week. Thank you.