[0:00] under God, indivisible, with liberty and
justice for all for all.
[0:14] » Number two on our agenda is roll call.
Mr. McLei,
[0:18] » present.
>> Miss Hood,
[0:20] » present.
>> Mr. Gato,
[0:22] » present.
>> And Chandler is present.
[0:25] » Mr. Lloyd is excused.
>> I'm sorry.
[0:28] » Mr. Lloyd is excused.
>> Yeah, Mr. Lloyd is excused
[0:34] and and that. All right. Item four is
approval of the minutes for the board of
[0:38] zoning appeals.
>> Item three.
[0:40] » I'm I'm sorry.
>> Item three, the approval of agenda.
[0:43] » Oh, I'm sorry. I've jumped over B. Uh,
item three is approval of tonight's
[0:48] agenda.
>> So moved.
[0:52] » Support.
>> Support.
[0:54] » Motion by Mr. M. Minelli. supported.
Mrs. Hood to approve the agenda for this
[1:00] meeting. Take a roll call vote. Mr.
Mcanelli,
[1:04] » yes.
>> Miss Hood,
[1:06] » yes.
>> Mr. Gaty,
[1:07] » yes.
>> Chair Chandler votes yes. The agenda is
[1:12] approved for this meeting.
Item four is approval of minutes of the
[1:19] board of zoning appeals regular meeting
held on February the 4th, 2026.
[1:25] » So moved.
support
[1:29] » motion by Mr. Minelli
supported by Miss Hood to approve the
[1:34] minutes of the board of zoning appeals
regular meeting held on February 4th
[1:39] 2026 take a roll call vote Mr. Mcelli
>> yes
[1:43] » Miss Hood
>> yes
[1:44] » Mr.
Yes.
[1:46] » Chair votes channel chair votes yes.
Those minutes are approved. And at this
[1:52] time I want to let the audience know
that there is not a full board for this
[1:57] meeting tonight.
Uh the vote of of all of the members for
[2:05] the first case on the agenda is
required.
[2:14] and three of the four members
for the second case on the agenda is is
[2:20] required for any for approvals.
Uh the applicants can re decide now
[2:29] whether you want your case heard
or want to postpone it for a full board
[2:36] meeting. So we'll start this uh under
under old business. Item A is BCA 2025-
[2:46] Z 007
for Mr. Tire and brakes.
[2:51] The location for is 6363 middle belt DP
number is 8002-
[2:59] 02-00004-003
[3:05] and the applicant is Hussein Khalil, Mr.
retire and Carolyn Eritano property
[3:11] owner.
The request is the following. The item
[3:17] number one is a reconsideration
of the board's February the 4th, 2026
[3:23] decision regarding the use variance
based on additional information provided
[3:29] by the applicant. Item two, use variance
in accordance with section 22.03.
[3:37] 03 powers and duties D. Use variances of
the city of Ramlas zoning ordinance to
[3:45] utilize the property as a tire and brake
shop. The property is zoned C2 business
[3:53] where vehicle related uses are
prohibited. The project for that is for
[3:59] auto repair and tire service. Would the
applicants come to the the board and let
[4:07] us know if you want to continue with u
not having a full board meeting?
[4:16] » Good evening. Uh we would like to post
postpone it.
[4:19] » Your your wish is to what to wait for
for a full board?
[4:22] » Yes, sir.
>> Hopefully, we'll have it at the next
[4:25] meeting.
Uh okay. I get at this time I'll take a
[4:30] we need
>> I'll make a we need a motion
[4:32] » a motion for for
>> I make a motion to postpone BZA 2025007
[4:38] till our next regular meeting
>> you you may want to instead of next
[4:43] regular meeting if we actually we are
going to have some other cases but next
[4:48] instead of saying regular perhaps say
next available meeting
[4:52] » next available
>> and that way then we're not tied in
[4:56] » in case something happens in Yeah.
>> Until our next available meeting
[4:59] » when we have a full board.
>> When we have a full board.
[5:03] » Let's hope we have
>> key thing.
[5:05] » Okay.
>> Is there support?
[5:06] » I second that
>> motion by Mr. Menali to postpone this
[5:11] request uh till the next available
meeting supported by Mr. Gadi.
[5:19] Excuse me. Take a roll call vote. Mr.
McNo.
[5:22] » Yes.
>> Mr. Gatoy.
[5:24] » Yes.
>> Miss Miss Hood.
[5:25] » Yes. The chair votes yes. Uh we'll
postpone this till the next available
[5:30] meeting.
>> Thank you.
[5:32] » When there's a full board.
>> Thank you.
[5:34] » All right. Thank you.
[5:47] » All right. Next item on on the agenda.
Let me see where I'm at here.
[5:55] is under new business. It's for BZA
2026-00001
[6:03] for Bucks Oil. The location is 31055
Beverly Road. The DP number is
[6:11] 80-008-99-00002-0000.
[6:20] Uh the applicant is Eric Buck. He is the
property owner
[6:26] and the request is a variance from the
city of Romulus zoning ordinance section
[6:31] 14.03C
[6:36] off streetet loading requirements
orientation of or overhead dock doors to
[6:42] allow the overhead doors along the front
of the building to face Beverly Road.
[6:48] The project is used oil and antifreeze
processing and treatment facility. Um,
[6:56] » Mr. Buck.
>> No, I'm Mr. Brock. I'm
[6:59] » Mr. Brock. That's close.
>> That's close. Yeah.
[7:02] » All right. Give us a little explanation
of what you're doing.
[7:05] » Sure. Uh, my name is Michael Brock. I'm
with Hennessy Engineers here tonight u
[7:10] with with Bucks Oil. Um, Bucks is
located at 30155 Beverly Road between
[7:17] Maravan and Middleb Belt. Um, that's
kind of an overview, an aerial overview
[7:22] of the of the property. They're um the
property itself is 9 and 1/2 acres, but
[7:29] they're only using about three and a
half at at this point. Uh, the property
[7:33] is zoned M1 Light Industrial.
Uh, let's see. There is a a proposed
[7:39] 20,000 foot building that is set back
165 ft from the Beverly Road rightway
[7:46] line.
Uh we're here tonight for a to request a
[7:51] variance for overhead doors uh facing a
front yard. Now these are these are
[7:59] pullth through doors. It's it's not a
truck. So they're just pull through
[8:03] doors is what it is. And the doors would
be uh like an opaque glass uh type of
[8:10] door. So it wouldn't be uh like a
regular loading dock door. They'd be um
[8:16] they'd be more of a more aesthetically
pleasing than uh than just a regular
[8:22] loading dock door. So these doors would
be exit only. So actually I
[8:30] have a truck route. So it would be
bringing in tanker trucks and coming
[8:36] into the rear of the building um
unloading them or loading them up and
[8:41] then pulling through the front of the
building. So those doors would would
[8:46] only be open and closed or they would
only be open when a truck is exiting and
[8:50] then they would they would close. So
they wouldn't stay open all the time.
[8:53] » Yeah, they're nice doors like that.
Yeah, I see that. Nice doors.
[9:00] » And you know, we we do have a buffer
type, what is it? D, a buffer type D of
[9:06] landscaping that's along the front yard.
And you can see how we offset the drive
[9:11] to be
um kind of in front of the office
[9:16] portion of the building and not in front
of the doors. So the intent there was to
[9:22] screen those doors with an extensive
amount of landscaping. So there's a 4ft
[9:27] high BM and then a buffer type D
landscaping.
[9:37] That's about it at this point. I'll I'll
let Box Oil come up and tell you a
[9:41] little Mr. Chairman.
Mr.
[9:46] just it looks like from what I remember
from our site plan review at planning
[9:51] commission level the trucks are going to
come off the road off of Beverly and
[9:55] then they're going to cycle around the
back of the building. So you're not
[9:58] going to open the doors initially to let
it in. It'll go in do what work it has
[10:03] to do and then the front doors will only
be open as the trucks exit.
[10:06] » That's correct.
>> So that way you're limiting the amount
[10:09] of times that door is staying open.
>> Correct. The design of the doors
[10:13] themselves are more opaque, looking more
like a a bank of windows would look if
[10:19] you didn't know any better.
>> Yes.
[10:21] » And these are all the things that we
kind of paid attention to on the site
[10:24] plan review.
>> Right.
[10:26] » That along with the fact that we
questioned
[10:30] reasonings why the setup had to be and
it was basically the the lot design
[10:35] doesn't allow to have it and the
building had twisted in any way to
[10:39] accommodate the doors on the side.
>> Correct. Correct. Yeah, we looked at I
[10:44] our my first design actually was was
rotating the building 90 degrees because
[10:48] I knew we couldn't or we're not really
allowed to have the doors facing the
[10:52] road, but there's just not a not enough
room to pull the trucks in and out
[10:57] because of the uh because of the the
narrow width of the property. So there
[11:03] there wouldn't be enough room to to pull
them in and out. But yes, this uh thank
[11:08] you for that reminder. Y
>> um yeah, as you can see here, the that's
[11:12] kind of a truck route uh diagram.
They'll pull in the back of the building
[11:17] unload while the front of the the doors
at the front of the building will remain
[11:22] closed and then once they're ready to
leave, door comes up, they they exit,
[11:27] door comes back down. Um
I think I thought there was Yeah, you
[11:33] can see the three three glass um
overhead doors there in the front. there
[11:38] be an opaque type of glass so you
wouldn't be able to see in. There's talk
[11:42] of maybe do maybe the um upper row of
windows, maybe making those uh um you
[11:50] know regular glass to to let light in,
you know, but um the remainder of it
[11:55] would be would be opaque opaque glass.
There's a picture in here that kind of
[12:03] well it's very small the picture but
they wouldn't have signage and anything
[12:09] like that. They you know but it'd be
that you know like a decorative type of
[12:13] uh type of garage door.
[12:20] » Yeah.
Introduce Bucks Oil to you.
[12:26] » Good evening. My name is Craig Patrick,
one of the partners at Bucks Oil. This
[12:31] is my oldest son, Buck. Facility.
He's been a college for environmental
[12:37] engineering.
>> Thanks.
[12:39] » Thank you for your time tonight.
[12:43] » Okay. Well, I guess we got a pretty good
idea what you're going to be doing over
[12:47] there.
>> Yes. Uh I guess that particular portion
[12:51] that you presented we can kind of close
that and leave it o open it up for the
[12:55] board members to for questions or
comments regarding your program.
[13:01] » Sure.
I I'll start with what what kind of how
[13:06] do you process the used oil? So the used
oil comes in some of it has high water
[13:13] content. So you're effectively
mechanically and then chemically
[13:17] breaking the h the hydrocarbon molecule
off the water molecules. You're
[13:23] segregating oils and water. So we've
gotten into emergency response last few
[13:28] years and we're doing a lot of cleanups
where there's incidents on freeways and
[13:34] typically it's raining or snowing at the
time. So we're getting hydrocarbon
[13:39] and water matrix that are blended. All
of the material currently goes to three
[13:44] different CWTs um in Detroit area or
southeast Michigan area. Um it's just
[13:51] we've grown enough that we wanted to
build our own.
[13:56] » Do you reprocess that? I do you reuse
that oil? Is it kind of reusable?
[14:01] » 99% of the oil that Bucks hauls we take
down to refineries. So the one gallon of
[14:09] oil,
>> call it 55 gallons of oil.
[14:12] » 50 gallons goes right back into the
market and the rest is asphalt.
[14:16] » So they they're taking like the hydro um
the ad pack out of the oil. It goes
[14:21] right back into the asphalt. We're not
building a refinery like that. This is
[14:26] just to get the water portion off of the
oil so that the refineries can accept
[14:31] the material.
these local uh car parts facilities like
[14:37] O'Reilly's and Advanced Auto, they
collect used oil.
[14:41] » Yes, sir.
>> Is do you go out and pick up that kind
[14:45] of oil?
>> Yes, sir. Yeah. So, that is the primary
[14:48] collection oil portion of
>> I kind of thought so, but
[14:52] » we do car dealers, quickie loops, little
mom and pop garages.
[14:58] Uh Detroit Metro Airport generates
>> Oh, that'd be a big one. contaminated
[15:03] oils. So we we haul a lot up there.
>> Same applies to anifreeze.
[15:07] » Yes. So antifreeze is we do refine the
antifreeze oursel. We've got vacuum
[15:12] distillation currently in Monroe,
Michigan. Um but the idea is in the
[15:16] future we would like to bring that
operation up here. And I would highly
[15:20] suggest that any of you that want to do
a tour down there, it's a really neat
[15:24] process. I I could nerd out on this
stuff all night long. So
[15:28] » yeah, but we do refine used antifreeze
right back into usable glycol that can
[15:34] go right back in.
>> Oh yeah,
[15:35] » that's amazing.
>> A lot of people take their used
[15:37] antifreeze and dump it in the backyard.
>> Kill your grass.
[15:42] » I shouldn't say that. Just have them
call
[15:45] material. That's fine.
>> Thank god we got people like you that
[15:49] can
>> Yeah. So
[15:50] » salvage it.
>> Yeah. We're I mean I know we're
[15:52] basically, you know, looked at as an oil
company, but we're the guys that are the
[15:56] middleman between environmental
regulation and actual oil companies.
[16:01] We're that gray area that's taking the
molecules that are recoverable and
[16:07] recovering them in a in a
environmentally safe method.
[16:12] » And just so you guys are aware, we are
now the largest used oil filter recycler
[16:17] in the world right here in
congratulations. Never done a tour. I'd
[16:22] love to get one.
>> I'd love to see it.
[16:23] » Love to see it.
>> I would love to have you.
[16:25] » I really go by there every once in a
while. I'll stop.
[16:29] » But by volume, we're now the licens.
>> That's I think you guys should be proud.
[16:34] » Absolutely we are.
>> Yeah. I I think that uh the education
[16:38] for the young man is important for the
business. Following his footsteps,
[16:42] smart, great business.
>> I am the last of the uh cowboy based
[16:46] » Sure.
>> collectors. The next generation coming
[16:49] up behind us all have high level
educations and they're going to refine
[16:54] it and take the company farther than
Eric and I would ever consider. I'm in
[16:58] the same sort of kind of safety realm
and I've learned so much from the
[17:02] younger people. Uh they've taught me so
much. So I really admire that and go to
[17:06] school, get your education, take it over
and and grow it and right here in
[17:09] Romulus.
>> Be proud of it. I mean I see you guys
[17:12] everywhere and it's a great business.
>> Yeah. Thank you,
[17:16] » Mr. Chairman. Mr. B,
>> if I could through the to the planner.
[17:21] This is a public hearing, correct? We
need to open the public hearing for
[17:24] comments.
>> Oh, yeah.
[17:30] » Well, let's put it for the record.
>> Still Yeah. Open it up for the record.
[17:35] » We have to be official around here, you
know.
[17:39] » Is there anybody in the public sitting
in there that would like to comment on
[17:43] anything? Come to the podium. One thing
I would like to comment on with the
[17:47] front facing doors.
>> Can you come up?
[17:50] » Yeah. Just just that helps our recording
secretary who who's got to listen to
[17:54] this.
>> So my my name is Trevor Reese with
[17:56] Jackal Contracting. So I'll be the
builder on site here. And one thing to
[18:01] consider with the front facing doors is
with the path of entry and exit, we're
[18:06] also trying to eliminate trucks backing
up just safety hazards in general. So
[18:10] having one smooth path around the
facility is very important to me who has
[18:14] to train the operators and show them how
to use the facility in a safe way. So
[18:18] that's one thing I want.
>> So you won't have stacking issues into
[18:20] the road or anything.
>> Yeah. Because I I can see somebody
[18:22] looking at this and saying, "Well, just
keep everything in the back." Yeah.
[18:25] » And get rid of the front doors and then
it's just chaos and it's not safe.
[18:29] » So that's one thing that I'd like to add
to that.
[18:33] » Like it. That's all. Oh,
>> thank you. I can close that public
[18:37] hearing.
[18:41] All right, that portion of the public
hearing is closed and thank you.
[18:49] Any other further comments from the
board members or questions?
[18:56] » This was basically approved by the
planning commission.
[19:00] » Site plan was correct.
>> This varian site plan.
[19:06] So,
>> so and and actually to that point, we do
[19:10] need a revised site plan and I know it
reads a little weird that we want it in
[19:13] 30 days. It's actually for your benefit.
Um planning commission we actually we
[19:18] we've changed the timing on our planning
commission approvals. These variances
[19:23] are only good for 12 months. So, if you
don't pull a permit within 12 months, um
[19:29] it expires. You got to come back and go
through this whole thing again, which we
[19:32] just like like to avoid this way. Plus,
this stuff is hanging around too long.
[19:37] We get on mic all the time. We got to
finish these things up. So, you know, I
[19:42] got talking talking talking with the
folks, you know, back at back at DPS and
[19:46] we said, "Let's let's get because we
really so many people get they think,
[19:50] oh, 12 months is not a problem, but by
the time you get going and if you
[19:54] haven't started construction, that's why
we tell you to wait to get in here until
[19:59] you're really really serious, your
engineering's all done, and you know,
[20:02] get that variance and get get rolling so
you don't risk it expiring." So that's
[20:06] why we want to we're not going to come
out and you know make a big deal if it's
[20:10] not within 30 days but we really would
like like that revised plan and so we
[20:14] can get it get it moving and get you
guys into engineering. So
[20:19] » I'll be on it.
>> Good. Thank you. So with that, I would
[20:24] like to make a motion to approve BZA
2026-001
[20:29] for Bucks Oil at 30155
Beverly to allow three overhead doors
[20:35] along the front of the building that
will face Beverly Road subject to the
[20:40] following.
Number one, if the doors are highly
[20:43] visible upon completion of the
construction of the building, additional
[20:47] landscaping and/or larger uh starting
size plant material may be required as
[20:52] determined by the city for adequate
screening. And number two, a revised
[20:56] site plan addressing the conditions of
the planning commission and the city
[21:00] consultants and staff must be submitted
within 30 days of this approval.
[21:06] support.
[21:10] » Okay. Motion by Mr. Gador, supported by
Mrs. Hood to approve
[21:17] the
various requests for Bucks Oil to
[21:23] regarding the overhead doors and the the
stipulations stated.
[21:30] Take a roll call vote. Mr. Gaty,
>> yes.
[21:33] » Miss Hood,
>> yes.
[21:34] » Mr. McAllie,
>> yes. Chandler, chair votes,
[21:39] excuse me, your request has been
approved. Good luck with that project.
[21:43] » Okay.
>> Can't wait to see it go.
[21:45] » Want to say you guys are doing a great
job.
[21:47] » And we and we have one question. Where
are you going to school?
[21:51] » I went to
>> Oh, good.
[21:52] » Great. Environmental engineering.
>> Good job.
[21:57] » Good.
>> Two of my boys graduated.
[21:59] » That's excellent.
>> Both of my boys graduated there, too.
[22:04] » It is. Yeah,
>> I was happy with every
[22:09] » All right. Thank you very much. I
appreciate it. My My clock's ticking
[22:13] now.
>> 30 days.
[22:16] » We are going to check on you, Mike.
>> Caleb bug you.
[22:27] » All right. The next item number seven,
reports of communications.
[22:33] The first one on A is planning
commission liaison report.
[22:39] » I have nothing this meeting.
>> All right. I item B, city planner status
[22:46] report.
>> So, you've got that in front of you. As
[22:50] you can see, we've got a lot of stuff
happening. Um,
[22:55] » there's another one. Actually, I think
you might be seeing Mr. Brock again in
[23:00] another month or two. He's got a project
uh new Mawa which is a trucking facility
[23:05] on Middle Belt. You guys approve that
with conditions and he's got to get a
[23:09] variance on that.
And a couple of the other projects that
[23:13] we're seeing may have may have them. So,
they may be coming to you maybe by the
[23:19] summer. But, um if you've got any
questions, some of these are big
[23:24] projects and they're going to city
council. uh Marman School, which is a
[23:28] reuse of the building for self storage
and some flex space. Uh contractors can
[23:34] go in there and have their office and if
they need a little bit of storage, you
[23:38] know, their stuff.
>> Um but yeah, the the one of the
[23:43] highlights of that project is the whole
back of the property is getting conveyed
[23:47] to the city. So for park use, it's where
the dog park is if you're if you're
[23:50] familiar with that area back there. So,
uh, there'll be some improvements to
[23:54] Marman Road kind of just as you're
coming off of, uh, Eureka.
[23:59] So, it's a it's a it's a good project
coming.
[24:03] » Is there any information on that bill's
convenience store in Michigan Fuels
[24:07] that's going to be on Ecourse Road?
>> Yeah, there's I mean, we've we've done
[24:10] one quick review of it. Um, they've got
some challenges with sewer and, you
[24:16] know, some things there, but that's
something PL planning commission
[24:19] probably won't see it for a little bit.
that we haven't gotten a resubmitt in,
[24:22] but that's a public hearing. It's a
resoning, your standard ones that you're
[24:26] seeing, resoning, special land use, and
site plan, and then a trip to city
[24:30] council.
>> So,
[24:32] » yeah, let's
[24:55] All right. Any other questions or
comments on on city planner status
[25:00] report?
[25:05] If not, we'll move on to item eight
discussion.
[25:10] You know, we're we're missing we we've
only got a
[25:15] vice chairman on on this board right
now. Uh we're going to have election of
[25:21] officers. Hopefully, if we ever have a
full board
[25:26] and I think that's something for
everybody to think about,
[25:31] there's some
officers openings available.
[25:38] So we kind of give that some more
thought.
[25:42] Any comments or anything on the election
of officers?
[25:46] » With regard to that, Mr. Mcelli cannot
serve in that capacity because he's on
[25:51] the planning commission.
>> Just the way the
[25:54] » I was going I tried nominating him.
>> Yeah.
[25:57] » Yeah. I think we I'm pretty sure we
checked into that through the clerk's
[26:00] office and the enabling legislation said
you can't when you're one of those kind
[26:04] of positions. uh you can serve as vice
chair uh but you can't serve as the
[26:10] chair.
>> So
[26:12] » well I mean
>> I think that I think
[26:14] » if it came down to I would be willing to
serve as vice chair but
[26:18] » and I'm going to verify that
>> if you verify it before once we get a
[26:22] quorum
>> give that some thought between now and
[26:25] the next meeting.
>> Okay.
[26:27] » I think it's time for some new blood.
>> Well, you've done an excellent job in
[26:31] the show.
>> Yeah, you've done a fantastic job.
[26:34] » Very very lucky. I think about 22 years
worth.
[26:37] » Yeah, understood.
>> We're also um hoping hoping that uh some
[26:42] alternates will be appointed soon. So,
it's one of the problems we've had the
[26:47] last several months with um you know,
decisions and whatnot and that's the
[26:51] reason the enabling legislation allows
for alternates because of these number
[26:56] of votes that are needed on certain
particularly on use variances which are
[27:00] rare. Did who all went to training that
Dan did? You two did He went to the
[27:05] advanced also that night.
>> Did you?
[27:07] » Yeah, I went to both last night. It was
amazing. I really really enjoyed it.
[27:11] » Good.
>> It was It was great.
[27:12] » Good.
>> One thing I found fascinating was if I'm
[27:16] absent and we were to pull an alternate
in on an item, agenda item.
[27:21] » Yeah.
>> And then it got postponed
[27:25] » when it came back, I would not come back
and vote on it. The alternate would have
[27:29] to come back in and I would sit down.
>> Yep. And that was something I hadn't
[27:34] thought about. Yeah, there's some
there's some tricky aspects of things
[27:37] and that's we talked earlier about the
both for planning commission and the uh
[27:42] board of appeals by in the planning
commission case it's bylaws for you guys
[27:47] it's called rules of procedure but those
are all I'm working with Carla Wartman
[27:51] to get those all rewritten and to be
very specific about some of these things
[27:56] about appointments about voting um most
of it's it's there out there it's just
[28:03] in different places and you know kind of
pulling it all together. We sometimes we
[28:08] sometimes
>> it was good training.
[28:10] » Yep. Good.
>> Well, that's going to continue. Um and
[28:14] when things come up, um the city's very
supportive of that, of course, which
[28:19] which makes us very happy in our
department. Get you guys all and and us
[28:24] too. Um I've been doing doing some
stuff. I did, you know, various ones
[28:28] here and there. I think there's an
ethics class coming up that I've got to
[28:31] do next month. Um, but that's out there.
We're also going to try hard. Both our
[28:37] consultants, our planning consultant,
Carla Wartman, is relatively new.
[28:41] They've been here a couple years now.
John Enos, both John Enos and Doug Lan,
[28:45] which I you had dug at planning and
zoning essentials.
[28:49] » Yeah, he he was the one that did that.
>> Yeah, he does that. and then also Dave
[28:52] Greco, our new city attorney to have
them in um and do do some training, you
[28:59] know, with you guys probably along with
planning commission just to, you know,
[29:03] get get things done at one time.
So
[29:10] that's that.
Any other discussion?
[29:17] If not, number nine is adjourned. So
moved.
[29:21] » Yeah, I second it.
>> Motion by Mr. Mali, support by Mr. Gatis
[29:27] to adjourn the meeting. Excuse me. Take
a roll call vote. Mr. McAllie, yes. Mr.
[29:33] Caty,
>> yes. Miss Hood,
[29:35] » yes. Chair votes yes. This meeting is
adjourned.
[29:39] Okay.