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[0:59] good evening
[1:00] call the regular city council meeting to
[1:02] order for Tuesday February 18th 2025
[1:06] please rise and join me in the Pledge of
[1:10] Allegiance I pledge allegiance to the
[1:12] flag of the United States of America and
[1:15] to the Republic for which it stands one
[1:18] nation under God indivisible with
[1:21] liberty and justice for
[1:26] all welcome everyone
[1:30] is there any additions or corrections to
[1:32] the
[1:33] agenda we have one addition to the
[1:35] agenda Mr Mayor it is item 6K lifetime
[1:38] change orders number 14 and 15 all
[1:41] righty I'll move the approval of the
[1:44] agenda with item 6K added is there a
[1:47] second second all in favor signify by
[1:50] saying I I I opposed we have an agenda
[1:54] first item up presentations
[1:56] proclamations and
[1:57] acknowledgements but before we start
[1:59] this
[2:00] um with this item tonight I'd like to
[2:02] take a moment to acknowledge and support
[2:04] our neighbors in Burnsville who are
[2:07] honoring the lives of three Public
[2:08] Safety officers who lost their lives in
[2:11] the line of duty one year ago today
[2:14] police officer Paul
[2:17] elmander Matthew
[2:20] rugi and firefighter paramedic Adam
[2:23] finseth all three paid the ultimate
[2:25] sacrifice while working to save the
[2:27] lives of seven children
[2:30] in addition I'd like to acknowledge the
[2:32] bravery and experience of our Rosemont
[2:35] officers who assisted on seeing that day
[2:38] sergeant Shan
[2:40] mcmanamy police officer anest amovic
[2:45] police officer Trevor
[2:46] Wagner today let us honor the memories
[2:50] of Paul Matthew and Adam with a moment
[2:53] of silence
[3:21] thank
[3:22] you we know there is an inherent risk
[3:25] involved in The Honorable profession of
[3:27] a public safety officer as we sit here
[3:29] in the chamber full of police officers
[3:31] and their families I want to remind you
[3:34] of the pride and gratitude we have for
[3:36] the work you
[3:38] do I want to REM uh I know this
[3:41] sentiment is felt both in this room and
[3:44] throughout the Rosemont
[3:46] Community thank you for your
[3:48] service with that I'd like to turn it
[3:50] over to Chief dalstrom for our next item
[3:53] on the
[3:55] agenda thank you mayor members of the
[3:57] council I appreciate that moment of
[3:58] silence for Burnsville brother and
[4:00] sisters over there um it's tough day for
[4:02] them and a lot of us in this room and I
[4:04] appreciate you guys taking time to do
[4:05] that so um on a lighter note we are
[4:08] going to welcome our newest member to
[4:10] the department uh that recently passed
[4:12] probation and that is Officer clay
[4:13] morgal um in the fall of 20123 the
[4:16] police department conducted a hiring
[4:17] process for a police officer position
[4:19] and fortunately clay applied and was
[4:21] selected to start in January of 2024 as
[4:24] badge
[4:25] 3572 born and raised in Burnsville clay
[4:28] grew up as one of four boys
[4:30] he attended High School in Burnsville
[4:31] graduating 2018 and he balanced
[4:34] full-time work with his studies at
[4:35] Normandale Community and After High
[4:37] School balanced full-time work with his
[4:39] studies at Normandale Community College
[4:42] he demonstrated both a strong commitment
[4:43] to his education and his career
[4:45] development clay has a solid background
[4:48] in security having worked two years for
[4:49] Target and two years for Al following
[4:52] graduation with an associates degree in
[4:54] law enforcement he then completed his
[4:56] skills training at Hen Technical College
[4:58] and during this training he served roll
[5:00] Mount as a community service officer for
[5:01] nearly a year be before being promoted
[5:03] to police officer uh Clay is another
[5:06] shining example from our from our CSO
[5:08] program and I just want to point that
[5:09] out that um you know it's been more and
[5:12] more difficult to find Qualified
[5:14] applicants in the law enforcement
[5:15] profession and what the CSO program
[5:17] allows us to do is see a person's work
[5:19] ethic how they respond to feedback their
[5:22] punctuality how they treat members of
[5:23] the community um that kind of stuff over
[5:25] over a much longer period of time and uh
[5:28] he he knocked it out the park he made it
[5:30] so clear that he was the person that we
[5:31] should be hiring um that it it it just
[5:34] shows how important that program is for
[5:36] us clay had a lifelong passion for law
[5:39] enforcement and always wanted to pursue
[5:41] his a career as a police officer he
[5:43] values strong work ethic and strives to
[5:45] be a good human first in all of his
[5:48] interactions in his personal time he
[5:50] enjoys spending quality time with his
[5:51] loved ones watching movies and planning
[5:54] his wedding with his fiance
[5:56] Hattie he reports that he's honored to
[5:58] Joy join our team and excited to serve
[6:00] this
[6:01] community I as has become tradition I
[6:04] want to point out a couple examples of
[6:08] um Clay's work over the last year so as
[6:10] you know they go through a one-year
[6:11] probationary period after being hired
[6:13] and he recently completed that last
[6:15] month um in the last year he's done a
[6:18] ton of stuff but I picked out um three
[6:21] that jumped out at me this first one you
[6:23] know he he talks about being a good
[6:24] human first and I think that this
[6:26] example is one that that demonstrates
[6:28] that he puts his money where um puts
[6:31] puts his money where his mouth is so um
[6:34] officer morgel and other officers
[6:35] working tonight on December 15 2024
[6:38] responded to a call this is from a one
[6:40] of our residents responded to a call at
[6:42] my residence when a vehicle took out my
[6:44] entire fence along con Avenue all of the
[6:47] responding officers and the firefighters
[6:49] spent at least an hour cleaning up the
[6:51] debris more importantly the officers
[6:54] quickly found and pursued the driver who
[6:56] damaged the fence he fled to Burnsville
[6:58] where he was apprehended rosmont police
[7:00] department and fire department really
[7:01] came through for us tonight please pass
[7:03] on our thanks to all the First
[7:05] Responders who are on scene so we've got
[7:07] a mission statement that talks about not
[7:09] just enforcing laws but assisting and
[7:10] educating the public resolving problems
[7:13] and this would be an example of that
[7:14] that they could have just left the fence
[7:15] where it was um but our staff took it
[7:18] upon themselves to spend an hour
[7:19] cleaning up the debris so that's an
[7:21] extra form of service there and the type
[7:23] of person that Clay is uh another
[7:27] example on September 5th officers z boy
[7:31] and morgal responded to a report of a
[7:33] medical emergency on uh Banyon Lane
[7:36] dispatch reported that a female was
[7:37] having difficulty breathing upon their
[7:39] arrival they quickly determined that the
[7:41] Fe female was not breathing and did not
[7:43] have a pulse they worked together and
[7:45] immediately applied an AED while the
[7:47] other began CPR a shock was delivered
[7:50] and they continued CPR a short after a
[7:53] short time they reassessed and
[7:54] determined that the female had a pulse
[7:55] but was still struggling to breathe
[7:58] officer morgal applied oxygen began to
[7:59] assist her in breathing while officers
[8:01] the boy administered Naran the officers
[8:03] continued uh coordinated medical efforts
[8:06] with the line of ambulance and rosmont
[8:07] fire and after a short time the female
[8:09] had a strong pulse and was breathing
[8:11] with limited
[8:14] assistance and in the last example just
[8:17] a month being off fto clay played in a
[8:20] very a very important role in
[8:21] apprehending a homicide suspect out of
[8:24] Lakeville uh that suspect was on the Run
[8:27] um and Clay was able to locate the
[8:29] suspect's UN unoccupied vehicle on a
[8:31] Rosemont neighborhood this provided a
[8:34] strong starting point for the subsequent
[8:36] search and successful app apprehension
[8:38] of a dangerous suspect who was found in
[8:40] a resident's backyard clay also
[8:42] recognized and secured evidence that
[8:44] would be important to Lakeville homicide
[8:46] case so as you can see he's made a very
[8:48] strong impact in the first year uh first
[8:51] words I come to mind when I think of
[8:52] clay are genuine and humble he's a he's
[8:54] a a quiet guy from what I know maybe
[8:57] that's not the case that night when
[8:58] they're running around but um we are so
[9:00] proud to have on on our team and uh
[9:03] would you all please join and welcome
[9:05] clay as the newest officer of police
[9:14] depart all right and Clay who's going to
[9:15] be pinning on your badge tonight I'm
[9:17] over here all right so we'll start with
[9:19] the uh the oath of office and
[9:22] uh we'll do the badge pinning right
[9:24] after
[9:37] stes of the United
[9:39] States the state of
[9:42] Minnesota noge
[9:46] duties of the office of the police
[9:49] department city of
[9:51] rosma and the county Dakota and the
[9:54] state of Minnesota the state of
[9:56] Minnesota to the best of to the best of
[9:59] my judgement and ability help me
[10:04] [Applause]
[10:20] again nice job
[10:30] you GNA say something
[10:34] thanks very good app you guys all come
[10:37] to support me so thanks a lot guys y
[10:44] absolutely to the family and friends in
[10:47] the room we are going to convene back at
[10:48] the Rosemont Police Department this time
[10:50] for the first time ever not the steeple
[10:52] Center uh so we are excited for that and
[10:55] we will get out of here so thank you
[10:57] thank you Chief apprciate thank you
[11:25] F young par now
[11:32] all right as the last ones are filing
[11:34] out here we do retain some people here
[11:37] still in the meeting so we'll continue
[11:39] to proceed we'll move on to item four
[11:42] response to public comment this evening
[11:44] I don't uh believe we have any responses
[11:46] to provide and we'll move on to public
[11:48] comment item five is there anyone
[11:51] wishing to speak to councel on any item
[11:54] not on the current meeting agenda if so
[11:57] please step forward state your name name
[11:59] and address at the podium the floor is
[12:07] open good evening I uh I'm Mark enex I
[12:11] live in uh on clar Downs path here in
[12:13] Ros Mount I'm a member of the Rosemount
[12:16] community band and I'm here representing
[12:19] the community band and uh as part of
[12:22] tonight's consent agenda I understand as
[12:24] a uh approval hopefully the approval of
[12:28] uh uh payment for uh a donation from the
[12:32] city to the band to support a
[12:34] commissioned piece and I just wanted to
[12:36] thank you uh We've we're we're well into
[12:40] our fundraising effort we're getting a
[12:42] lot of the details put together and
[12:44] we're targeting a uh near end of October
[12:47] uh uh uh presentation and initial uh uh
[12:51] release of that uh of that song so we've
[12:54] got a composer underway who's composing
[12:56] and this is to honor John chunky who's
[12:58] been uh a key part of the music program
[13:01] here in Ros mount for 30 plus years so
[13:04] just wanted to thank you and so I
[13:06] appreciate your uh the city support for
[13:08] all these years since the ban started
[13:10] back in 2008 and uh continues to to stay
[13:14] strong today so thank you thank you
[13:17] thank you thank
[13:20] you anyone else wishing to come before
[13:25] Council anyone else seeing no one then
[13:28] we'll we'll close the public comment and
[13:30] that completes item five we'll move on
[13:32] to consent agenda item six uh this
[13:35] evening we have Bill listings which uh
[13:40] is where the uh donation information was
[13:43] received we have minutes from the
[13:45] January 30th February
[13:47] 4th uh regular work session regular and
[13:51] work session uh January 30th was the
[13:54] special work setting
[13:56] proceding 6E in Municipal State a
[13:59] mileage revisions which adds
[14:02] canamera and let's see Aspen Avenue to
[14:06] our Municipal state aid acceptance of
[14:09] caramore Crossing first and second
[14:11] additions request by Greg stener for
[14:14] renewal of the permit for gravel request
[14:17] by Maplewood development for amberfields
[14:20] 21st final plat the Prestwick Place 24th
[14:25] Edition accepting those improvements a
[14:28] donation acceptance from Merchants Bank
[14:31] for $11,000 related to leprechaun days
[14:33] community events and item 6K which was
[14:37] added for the lifetime change order 14
[14:39] and 15 essentially a
[14:42] credit anyone wish to pull any items for
[14:44] further discussion or comment no no
[14:47] seeing none would someone like to move
[14:49] the consent agendas a through K so moved
[14:53] there a second second I have a motion by
[14:56] Tyson second by cimple roll please esler
[15:00] I clle I wiisel I Tyson I fry I that
[15:05] completes six uh item six consent agenda
[15:11] 5
[15:13] passed this evening we have no public
[15:15] hearings item seven nor unfinished
[15:17] business number eight and for our item
[15:20] under new business this evening the
[15:22] request by Northwind test LLC for a
[15:24] preliminary and final plat approval and
[15:26] resoning of 60 Acres from 8 2 to B2 that
[15:31] I'll turn it over to our community
[15:33] development planner senior
[15:37] planner thank you mayor um council
[15:41] members uh the Planning Commission heard
[15:43] and reviewed this item and held a public
[15:46] hearing at its meeting on January 28th
[15:49] uh before the council tonight are two
[15:51] requests uh preliminary requests before
[15:55] um uh any de development can occur on
[15:57] that site uh reone of the site into
[15:59] conformance with the city's
[16:01] comprehensive plan as well as platting
[16:03] of the site to uh split it off from the
[16:06] greater Yore Park area and create two
[16:09] buildable Lots as well as dedicate right
[16:11] of way for a future or new 151st Street
[16:17] East the site itself is 60.7 acres and
[16:20] it's located immediately south of meta
[16:23] data center project uh and west of
[16:25] Blaine Avenue as you can see with the
[16:28] existing conditions on the aerial photo
[16:30] before you there is a private
[16:33] university-owned roadway uh that runs
[16:36] through the site that roadway will be uh
[16:38] removed and replaced with the uh new
[16:42] 151st Street uh right of way that will
[16:45] be dedicated with a plat which I will
[16:47] show you a little further on here in my
[16:51] presentation uh the city's comprehensive
[16:53] land use plan uh designates this subject
[16:56] parcel uh for business part development
[17:00] uh the site is also within the city's uh
[17:03] Municipal Urban Services area
[17:06] boundary so the proposed rezoning uh
[17:09] would be from its current agricultural
[17:12] zoning District to uh B2
[17:15] employment uh at this time there would
[17:17] not be a PUD overlay uh as there is on
[17:21] the meta data center site uh but that is
[17:23] likely to occur to accommodate multiple
[17:26] principal structures on a single parcel
[17:30] the proposed plat uh that the Planning
[17:33] Commission reviewed and found to be
[17:34] consistent and in conformance with the
[17:36] city's plan or um zoning code uh is
[17:39] before you here as you can see there are
[17:41] two buildable lots that would be created
[17:44] the larger principal or main parcel
[17:47] where the uh proposed uh North Wind
[17:50] testing facility would be located uh as
[17:52] well as a smaller uh parcel in the
[17:55] northeast corner of the site uh for a
[17:58] new sub station uh in addition to those
[18:01] two is the 151st Street um uh RightWay
[18:07] here uh so before you tonight are simply
[18:10] the rezoning and the plat uh prior to
[18:13] any additional development of the site
[18:16] uh there would have to be um
[18:18] entitlements such as a site plan review
[18:20] uh for both the electrical substation as
[18:23] well as uh the buildings within the main
[18:26] test
[18:27] facility the is proposing as I said uh
[18:30] to build a testing facility uh doing um
[18:33] wind tunnel type testing uh for
[18:35] aerodynamics and propulsion the proposed
[18:38] uh site plan um may very well differ
[18:42] from this very preliminary site plan but
[18:44] staff included it to provide a little
[18:46] bit more um context for how the site
[18:48] will be developed in the future uh a
[18:51] couple things to note here uh until
[18:53] development occurs to the West a
[18:56] temporary uh easement to allow for a uh
[18:59] culdesac uh will be constructed here uh
[19:02] and then the main site itself will be
[19:05] comprised of a number of buildings
[19:07] containing those testing facilities in a
[19:10] campus style development uh as well as
[19:13] some uh presence of the University of
[19:16] Minnesota uh on the site as well as I
[19:20] said in order to allow for multiple
[19:21] struct principal structures on a single
[19:23] parcel a planned unit development will
[19:25] need to be approved as well as any final
[19:27] site and building plan plans uh for the
[19:30] structures on the site at that time uh
[19:33] the project will be reviewed for
[19:35] conformance with the city code for
[19:37] things like Building height setbacks
[19:39] parking requirements and other
[19:41] components uh within the city
[19:45] code so uh as I said there are two
[19:48] requests before the council tonight
[19:51] staff and the Planning Commission are
[19:53] recommending uh the council adopt an
[19:55] ordinance to reone the site from
[19:57] agricultural to employment
[19:59] uh in conformance with the city's
[20:01] comprehensive plan as well as adopting a
[20:04] resolution approving the preliminary and
[20:05] final plats of North Wind
[20:08] addition um staff is happy to take any
[20:10] questions the council may have uh the
[20:14] applicant is present who would also
[20:16] appreciate the opportunity to introduce
[20:18] themselves and speak a little bit about
[20:20] their proposed
[20:21] project any immediate questions for Mr
[20:26] num okay can you slighted back one all
[20:30] right that's fine
[20:34] and come forward
[20:38] welcome thank you mayor thank you
[20:40] Council I'm David Meer I'm the CEO of
[20:42] Northwind excited to be here today um
[20:45] again our company was formed in
[20:47] 1952 we've been um operating wind tunnel
[20:50] facility in Plymouth Minnesota since uh
[20:53] 1960 we actually did testing for the
[20:56] Apollo mission to the Moon in that
[20:58] facility that was before 494 was built
[21:00] there but we did
[21:02] it um we're excited uh to design and
[21:05] build and operate the Minnesota
[21:07] Aerospace complex um in rosem mod it was
[21:11] actually the original location of the
[21:13] University of Minnesota Rosemount
[21:15] aeronautical lab that actually did wind
[21:17] tunnel testing from 1946 to 1962 and
[21:21] we're going to be on a portion of the
[21:23] land that they used and we'll be doing
[21:24] Wind Tunnel testing again on the same
[21:26] site home yeah
[21:29] yeah so we're excited we really um we
[21:32] are excited to do this wind tunnel
[21:33] testing which will be used to develop
[21:36] you know Aerospace Vehicles we have our
[21:38] strong partnership with the University
[21:39] of Minnesota they'll be doing the
[21:41] modeling and simulation work um side by
[21:44] side with us we think this will be a a
[21:46] really critical um Research Center in
[21:49] the US um going forward so excited to be
[21:53] here today
[21:54] great any questions any questions go
[21:58] ahead
[21:59] um so looking at the site plan I'm I'm
[22:02] assuming all of these on the northeast
[22:04] corner these are all parking spots right
[22:07] yes how many roughly how many employees
[22:10] are going to be employed at this
[22:12] location so in the so we have three wind
[22:14] tunnel facilities in the long run we
[22:16] expect about a 100 employees in the long
[22:19] term and then we'll have multiple
[22:21] customers there'll be three wind tunnel
[22:23] facilities so we'll have multiple
[22:25] customers in at the same time as well
[22:27] okay got it yep so the the number of
[22:29] parking spots relatively accurate you're
[22:32] going to need that many um I think so I
[22:35] think we've laid that out okay yep all
[22:38] right yeah again this is this is a
[22:40] little bit of a preliminary because
[22:41] we're still we're still defining the
[22:43] requirements for the wind tunnels so
[22:45] everything might change a little bit but
[22:47] I think in general it's directionally
[22:48] correct but about 100 employees what
[22:50] what what's the makeup of those
[22:52] positions all um it'll be Engineers
[22:55] technicians um calibration experts
[22:59] it'll be people doing the computational
[23:01] work from the University of Minnesota
[23:03] and then the building on the northeast
[23:05] corner or up in the Northeast half the
[23:07] engineering UVM what's the presence of
[23:09] un what what's going to be the presence
[23:10] in that building with from the they're
[23:12] going to be doing the modeling and
[23:13] simulation work so they'll have
[23:15] researchers okay um you know we're
[23:16] partnered with the the College of
[23:18] Science and Engineering um so it'll be
[23:20] researchers that really are are really
[23:23] expert in the world at the modeling and
[23:25] simulation side of this okay yep awesome
[23:28] yeah thank you could you
[23:31] uh uh couple questions I got the uh the
[23:34] square footages that we're looking at
[23:36] here so overall total development uh
[23:39] what kind of square footages are we
[23:40] looking at Jim you might have to come up
[23:42] you know he's really asking how much
[23:45] taxes okay yep yep 200 to
[23:51] 250,000 and roughly the overall
[23:53] investment um anticipated the investment
[23:56] is about $1 billion
[24:01] that's always nice to have in your
[24:02] backyard um the uh timeline schedule uh
[24:09] roughly assuming this goes forward and
[24:11] everything what what's your timeline SE
[24:13] timeline is about a fiveyear timeline to
[24:15] get all three facilities um up and
[24:21] operational go ahead so just a follow-up
[24:24] question so five years so you You' be
[24:27] using the same Road off of 40 or off of
[24:30] 42 though that that meta is using
[24:32] currently yep any issues with that with
[24:34] their construction the next three years
[24:36] no I think I mean it's nice they've
[24:38] actually done some of the work to prep
[24:40] it so I think it'll be good that we'll
[24:41] be sort of following in their footsteps
[24:44] you know we'll be doing our foundations
[24:46] when their foundations are done so it'll
[24:48] be actually a kind of good sequence of
[24:50] timing okay I appreciate that yeah the
[24:54] um back to the schedule um design
[24:58] like CD level type things where you're
[25:01] out to bid will be this year by the end
[25:04] of this year yeah I mean so we're
[25:05] working on the requirements of of the
[25:07] facility so that's kind of the first
[25:09] step and in parallel we're doing you
[25:12] know there's there's work we can do on
[25:13] the design of the site so we're doing
[25:15] that in parallel so this is going to be
[25:17] a real heavy design year um we would
[25:20] like to break ground um yet the summer
[25:22] though oh okay good that may be
[25:25] ambitious but that's our goal always
[25:28] always a good thing to be ambitious all
[25:30] right any questions the rest
[25:33] of uh I do have one for um Mr NCH can
[25:38] you explain the uh dotted line on the
[25:41] bottom near the bottom there it's uh
[25:43] called out is the University of
[25:45] Minnesota thousand foot heavy industrial
[25:48] setback so that's a um setback that the
[25:51] University of Minnesota has um placed
[25:53] for any development on the site I could
[25:55] defer to um Leslie creger with
[25:58] University to uh explain that further um
[26:01] but it is some of their um uh
[26:04] limitations in place between their
[26:06] different Parcels of land that they've
[26:08] sold off on what can go where and how
[26:10] close it can go to other stuff so I
[26:12] guess maybe to help my confusion a
[26:14] little bit is is that saying that
[26:17] there's no heavy industrial south of
[26:19] that line or my understanding that that
[26:23] heavy industrial could not be any closer
[26:25] to the data center than that line okay
[26:28] okay to the north that's kind of the sou
[26:30] and none of these buildings are heavy
[26:31] industrial anyhow right it it's staff's
[26:34] interpretation that would all fall under
[26:35] the business park or2 employment zoning
[26:38] District any of the testing that will
[26:40] occur will occur entirely within the
[26:42] buildings um and therefore uh similar to
[26:45] what you would expect in a business Ty
[26:48] Park type environment where there may be
[26:50] some manufacturing and whatnot occurring
[26:52] indoors all right so that lines more for
[26:54] the data center to the north that is my
[26:57] understanding yes correct Leslie if you
[26:58] want to just reiterate that that's
[27:02] fine good evening mayor and Council my
[27:04] name is Leslie creger I'm the assistant
[27:05] vice president for planning space in
[27:07] real estate at the University of
[27:08] Minnesota and yes the 1,000 foot uh uh
[27:13] Marc on the map is a deed restriction
[27:16] that we put in place as a condition of
[27:18] the sale to of the um land to meta So
[27:23] within 1,000 ft of meta's borders they
[27:26] have a there's a deed restriction not
[27:28] only for heavy industrial but also
[27:29] residential and schools as well that was
[27:32] a condition of the
[27:35] sale interesting to note that all
[27:39] right all righty any any other questions
[27:43] comments can you slide the motion down
[27:46] just a little bit more there I don't
[27:47] know how that happened there it just
[27:50] moved I have it too all
[27:53] righty there's no other questions or
[27:55] comments would someone like to move uh
[27:57] the motions
[27:58] in the affirmative I'll make a motion to
[28:02] adopt an ordinance rezoning of the
[28:05] subject parcel from A2 agriculture to B2
[28:09] employment are we doing one at a time
[28:12] second yeah that's
[28:14] fine uh roll please uh we got a motion
[28:17] by Esther second by Tyson roll please
[28:20] clle I wiisel hi Tyson hi presy hi esler
[28:26] I that passes 5 Z and second motion I'll
[28:31] make a motion to adopt a resolution
[28:33] approving The North Wind addition
[28:35] preliminary and final plat subject to
[28:38] conditions second motion by esler second
[28:41] by cimple rooll please wison I Tyson i
[28:45] presy i esler i limle i and that also
[28:49] passes 5
[28:51] Z and with those two business items that
[28:54] completes or two motions that completes
[28:57] 98
[28:59] welcome to Roso yeah thank you thank you
[29:03] yeah
[29:04] welcome all right we'll move on to
[29:07] announcements from
[29:10] 10 miss
[29:12] m I have nothing to add this evening oh
[29:15] my god there was your perfect
[29:17] opportunity it was all right and with
[29:20] that any announcements from Council I I
[29:23] have one um just a reminder to our
[29:25] residents that leprechaun days is having
[29:27] our annual will Bingle bash on Saturday
[29:29] March 1st at the community center
[29:32] banquet room you can go to leprechaun
[29:34] days.org and find more information and
[29:37] pre- purchase Bingo packets okay
[29:40] anything else all right then the
[29:42] community
[29:44] calendar uh February 24th we have a Park
[29:47] and Recreation Commission meeting 7 to 8
[29:50] here the chamber Planning Commission
[29:53] meeting also here in the chamber on
[29:55] February 25th 6:30 to 7:30 the youth
[29:59] youth commission meeting February 26
[30:01] from 3:45 to
[30:03] 4:45 at 360's communities the fire
[30:07] department recruitment night is February
[30:09] 26 from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. at fire
[30:11] station number one and I have a city
[30:14] council work session and city council
[30:17] meeting on March 4th the first one from
[30:20] 5: to 6 and then 7 to 8:00 for the
[30:24] council meeting and with that there's no
[30:28] meeting to come before us I'll move to
[30:30] adjourn is there a second second a
[30:33] motion and second to adjourn all in
[30:35] favor signify by saying I I opposed we
[30:39] are adjourned thank you have a good
[30:41] night stay warm
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