[3:19] Let's call the meeting, talk there. Roll call. Good, lad. Here, Phillips. Here, Stryker. Here, McHarigan. Here, Solomon. Here. Hey, show me in the pledge of allegiance. My pledge of allegiance to the divine of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands. One nation under God in the visible.

[3:49] For public information, a copy of the Nebraska Open Meetings Act is available for review.

[3:56] Notice of changes in the agenda by the city clerk, additions may not be made to this agenda

[4:00] less than 24 hours before the beginning of the meeting unless added under item five of this

[4:05] agenda. No changes. Okay. Citizens with business not scheduled on the agenda as required by state

[4:12] law, no matter may be considered under this item unless council determines that the matter requires

[4:16] emergency action. Do we have any emergency action?

[4:21] Okay. Close session. Council reserves are

[4:24] right to enter into closed session, if deemed necessary, if the item is on the agenda as

[4:29] per section 84, 14, 10, and then a brassica revised statutes.

[4:34] Consent calendar, items in the consent calendar are proposed for adoption by one action for

[4:38] all items unless any member of the council requested an item be considered separately.

[4:48] I'll make a motion to approve the consent calendar.

[4:51] I'll second.

[4:52] Any questions or comments?

[4:55] Okay.

[4:56] Phillips?

[4:56] Yes.

[4:57] Solomon?

[4:58] Yes.

[4:59] Yes.

[5:00] Good luck.

[5:00] Yes.

[5:02] Resolution and ordinances.

[5:04] Council to consider action on the first reading of the ordinance adopting the budget statement

[5:08] to be termed the annual appropriation bill for fiscal year 2627.

[5:18] You really need Mayor and Council link desire finance director.

[5:22] So you've got the first reading of the budget ordinance which we've been talking about for

[5:29] I just want to point out that there was a typo on waste water that says $4,509,106.

[5:38] That is 160 at the end.

[5:40] I inverted those numbers so that'll be corrected on the next one you get.

[5:45] We're going to read this out three times.

[5:47] I made the deal but I just added it all up tonight just to double check and make sure that it matched the state spreadsheet.

[5:52] I was off 54 bucks and we can figure out where it was and wastewater was it so

[5:56] other than that everything else is good but that is this is everything that we've

[5:59] been talking about. This is the you know you see if you look at capital projects you

[6:04] see 25 million capital projects that's here because of the Aquatic Center.

[6:10] Other than that that's this is just the the ordinance that appropriates the funds

[6:13] something we're required by statute to do every year so questions for Lane.

[6:19] The comments on the ordinance.

[6:24] Okay.

[6:26] And ordinance of the city of Scott's Bluff Nebraska to adopt the budget statement to be termed the annual appropriation bill for fiscal year beginning October 1st,

[6:35] 2026 to appropriate sums for necessary expenses and liabilities to provide for an effective date and provide for publication in pamphlet form.

[6:46] Okay, council to consider action on the second reading of the ordinance updating utility user fees including water sewer fee storm water and solid waste collection.

[6:56] Good evening again. I just want to point out some additions that we made to this and one correction.

[7:01] We added 6-6-26 which relates to recyclable material.

[7:08] It is a free charge for our residential customers but our commercial customers have to pay for it and so that is that was updated as part of this ordinance.

[7:16] That was something that sanitation requested we update with this ordinance.

[7:22] So we did that and then it's 6-6-27.

[7:25] We replaced that at the bottom there and said why to tongue pick up.

[7:30] Okay, go. Okay. So Doug pointed that out. I just want to give credit. We're credits to you. I didn't catch that. That was all done. So thanks for reading my stuff. Doug.

[7:42] That's it. Everything else in here is the is the same. You just see the six. That's 26 added in there. So.

[7:50] Questions or comments on the utility ordinance.

[7:53] Okay.

[7:57] An ordinance of the City of Scott's blood amending and changing chapter six article six.

[8:02] Resolvered waste collection fees at section 6-6-23 6-6-24 6-6-25 6-6-26 6-6-26 6-6-27 amending

[8:16] and changing sewer user fees including search charge for stormwater regulatory requirements

[8:22] at section 6-6-19, 6-6-20, and 6-6-22. Amending and changing the water service fees at section 6-6-28.

[8:36] All in chapter 6, article 6 of the Municipal Code, repealing prior provisions of the Municipal Code,

[8:42] providing for an effective date and providing for publication in pamphlet form.

[8:48] Okay. Council to consider action on the third reading of the ordinance defining microfood

[8:53] processing to include a conditional use and the C1 central business district for microfood

[9:00] processing non-meat. In ordinance of the city of Scottsville, Nebraska,

[9:07] amending and revising the Scottsville municipal code at chapter 25 article 2 by adding a section

[9:13] to define food processing micro and chapter 25 article 3 section 13 by including a conditional

[9:21] use in the central business district for micro food processing non-made to provide for an effective

[9:26] date and to provide for publication in pamphlet form. And there in Cal State this is the third reading

[9:32] of the micro processing food. It's allowing it in our C1 district through a conditional use permit.

[9:43] not meet fairly small size. I think it's 6200 square feet. We don't want some big 64, 64.

[9:54] We don't want some big industrial plant in our C1 district district. So that's why we

[10:00] keep it fairly small. So it's getting pretty popular in other communities.

[10:04] Or make backing plans. We don't want that at all. Any size.

[10:08] Okay.

[10:11] Questions or comments on the ordinance?

[10:16] Okay. Do I have a motion to approve?

[10:18] So moved.

[10:19] Have a second.

[10:21] I'll second.

[10:22] Questions.

[10:24] Okay.

[10:25] Solomon.

[10:26] Yes.

[10:27] Yes.

[10:28] Yes.

[10:31] Okay.

[10:33] Reports from staff, boards and commissions.

[10:35] Council to discuss and consider action on the keynote funding request.

[10:38] from RPM Boxing Club for the back-to-our-woods amateur boxing event.

[10:48] 2001.

[10:51] So we're having a show in October.

[10:54] We started the RPM Boxing in 2023.

[11:00] I think I have trained over 100 kids from the community the last three years.

[11:05] Some of these guys behind me.

[11:07] They're all fighters, seven-year-olds, you know, some of the better fighters I'm here from.

[11:15] I know we just bought this weekend.

[11:17] He's has 13 fights already.

[11:19] Connor, both mother, both right there.

[11:21] That's then he just moved over here from South Dakota to fight for us.

[11:26] He's I know.

[11:28] So, but what I just want to, we'll like to say, you know, we'll really appreciate if we get some help

[11:33] what the show coming up, I think it's good for the community, good for the young guys that can show their skills and be able to do more here, you know, for that event.

[11:50] Can you tell us a little bit about your event and where it's at and what you're going to be doing.

[11:54] So usually we have it at the ballpark for the fine years from this time we're having at the well-lupus center, and we usually have teams from South Dakota, Colorado, Wyoming,

[12:06] well over in Nebraska, Kansas, they will travel over here to compete.

[12:10] So is it an amateur fight? There's no professionals. It's from eight year olds to probably 30 year olds.

[12:18] So it's a looking at fighting.

[12:27] I usually have about 17 fights, you know, so it's quite a bit, but this time I'm giving

[12:36] up belts, so a lot of kids want that now, so they'll want to come down for that.

[12:42] So I might have missed it, but you've got a lot of people coming in from around the city.

[12:46] Yeah, they come from everywhere from Wyoming, South Dakota.

[12:52] We have people from Iowa before Kansas, Colorado, so they'll travel here to fight.

[12:59] We travel everywhere to fight.

[13:00] They just went to Hastings, so we go quite a bit.

[13:05] We'll travel quite a bit.

[13:09] Other questions for the morning.

[13:12] And money you're requesting.

[13:15] How are you guys going to utilize the funds?

[13:18] Well, it's pretty expensive just for the ring out to pay $100 for the troll fees, you know,

[13:24] that's about $1,000. And, you know, pay for the officials for their stay and gas. And

[13:31] usually I pay that out of pocket, but I just want to see if my mind will just try and see if it

[13:37] gets in help, you know, some of that will help me a lot.

[13:46] Yeah, they have to pay every year for USA boxing, so they have to qualify standards, they have

[13:52] to do physical and then they send out everything so they can know that they're able to be able

[13:58] to fight, just like school, you know, you have to do a lot of that.

[14:04] Are there questions?

[14:08] I want to give you a big story and we're right now with our program I came up here in 2020

[14:17] in Florida and I came up with a B43 that's gonna have to be played here but yeah I still be

[14:24] unfortunate right now the fusion ranch about the aqua road and but more bacterial story is I came

[14:32] 2020 for looking for a sporting partner because I've been fighting for 18 years, so it's 2009.

[14:38] And one of our mutual associates introduced me to him as sporting partners,

[14:41] where we were practicing together to have an upcoming professional fight coming up.

[14:45] And we didn't know each other, so we'd take to kind of the shape of the country in the face,

[14:50] so we'd go to each other and he'd always be to know his social media consistency, consistency,

[14:55] when he started his program and started my own team because I was in board at the time, which I'm

[15:00] Councilor here now. And like I just bought the local city on work in Newark and now that I'm here and working at Fusion Ranch, I got back three o'clock in the

[15:08] podium and we have a positive class for a smarter youth and we have a 630 class for the older youth. And for about a year now, we've been gathering these kids and making a big change in their lives. For us, just not just boxing lives, but as far as I live in the right way and competing and staying humble. So I think this man has had some

[15:29] made a change in my own life, like honestly, like him and his wife, I'm sorry to get emotional,

[15:34] but I came from a heart of spout, and he really changed my life well, big consistency,

[15:39] and he's always keeping that rule in me, and he definitely, honestly, like he deserves

[15:47] help because he does a lot of sacrifices from himself, giving up his own residence,

[15:52] I just spoke emotionally, resigned to help these kids for a better future.

[15:58] Thank you.

[15:59] Thank you.

[16:03] Kevin, we have funding available.

[16:05] Thank you.

[16:06] Thank you.

[16:06] I checked on the key to funding.

[16:08] There's plenty of money.

[16:09] Okay.

[16:09] Thank you.

[16:10] Any other questions for.

[16:13] Okay.

[16:14] Thank you.

[16:15] Thank you.

[16:17] Make a motion to approve the request.

[16:19] Yes. Any questions or comments on the request. Okay. Stringer. Yes. Good luck. Yes.

[16:28] Yes. Yes. Make your again. Yes. Good luck. Good luck. Thank you.

[16:35] Council reports. Information only. The item is intended for council members to update and inform other council members of meetings attended since the last city council meeting.

[16:43] I

[16:50] do a quick one.

[16:53] Thank you.

[16:57] So that's 1600 for the zoo fest, which was good. The pines

[17:01] and paws on the first night that's mother event. So that kind of slowed down tenets. And then

[17:06] this last Friday, Kai's new in the area. So I've talked to him about Friday nights is football night.

[17:12] So there's a home, a glass blocky, a home-garing game, and that kind of hurt on the

[17:17] tend its numbers, but the people that went there have been very happy and it's gone well. Families

[17:23] are welcome. One of the teachers I work with went there and they said the kids really enjoy it

[17:28] because the animals are much more active at nighttime. Kyle said that the animals it's like a bonus

[17:35] or a treat form because they don't normally get to be outside. They're locked up much earlier

[17:39] because when the zoo closes, so they think they're in hog heaven. So the snack people are going to go

[17:45] CM and then when they shut down nine o'clock, they get their regular meal, which is how they get them to go back into the

[17:52] cages. So the last plan is to pause this Friday, 6 to 9. Spoon tacklers coming up in October,

[18:01] because I want me to mention it's going to be bigger so they're going to do 18 nights in October.

[18:07] so they're looking for volunteers. And then in Christmas, they're going to do

[18:13] winter lights again. They're working with the light company out of Denver,

[18:18] Colorado. And so it's a professional light company and he says it's going to be

[18:23] pretty impressive when they come and set up.

[18:25] Okay, that's cool, yep.

[18:30] We will have a council meeting on next Tuesday, so from tomorrow because of the

[18:37] So, um, league conference is the 23rd through the 25th.

[18:43] Anybody's interested?

[18:46] So, it's about it.

[18:51] Okay.

[18:52] Can I have a motion to adjourn?

[18:55] So moved.

[18:56] Drive a second.

[18:59] We don't have public comment on the agenda tonight.

[19:02] But if you want to stay afterwards, I can visit with you about this.

[19:06] With Kevin.

[19:06] Does that sound okay?

[19:12] Okay.

[19:13] Do

[19:15] I have a second?

[19:17] Yeah.

[19:17] Wait a second.

[19:18] We need one second.

[19:20] Oh, we need one.

[19:20] Thank you.

[19:21] Thank you.

[19:22] Okay.

[19:22] Thank you.

[19:23] Okay.

[19:23] But, in the carriages, yes, Phillips.

[19:26] Yes.

[19:26] Good luck.

[19:27] Yes.

[19:27] Solidarity.

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