[0:02] I need to respond to her.
>> Hold on a second.
[0:12] » Okay, let's say the pledge of
allegiance.
[0:22] Pledge
>> allegiance to the flag of the United
[0:25] States of America and to the republic
for which it stands. One nation under
[0:29] God, indivisible, with liberty and
justice for all.
[0:35] [clears throat]
[laughter]
[0:40] » Um, he is he is not doing well, but
thank you for asking. It's it's a lot.
[0:45] It's a long story and I can share it on
the sidebar, but it would take up.
[0:50] » Yeah, let's take care of our town
business first.
[1:05] This is the one to sign and put
[1:19] the minutes first.
>> Yep. Minutes of last month's meeting.
[1:24] Town Council meeting minutes. Monday,
July 20th, 2026, 7 o'clock p.m. Town
[1:30] Council President Andy Swain open the
meeting with the pledge of allegiance.
[1:33] Town officials present. Andy Swain, Bill
Barber, Diane Johnson, David Johnson.
[1:38] Street Commissioner um absent, Street
Commissioner Wlet W House. Town
[1:43] residents in attendance, Don Weir, Sandy
Casey. May 2026 minutes RA May 2026
[1:49] meeting minutes were presented for
approval. President Ann Swain made a
[1:52] motion to approve the 20 May 2026
minutes. Council member Bill Barber
[1:57] second motion. Motion carried.
>> Claims May and June 2026 claim vouchers
[2:03] numbers 30 through 49 were presented for
review. President Wayne made a motion to
[2:07] approve them for the claims. Council
member David Johnson and Bill Barber
[2:11] second the motion simultaneously. Motion
carried unanimously. No June meeting
[2:19] committee report. Street commissioner
Wley Hall House not in attendance.
[2:23] Planning Commission Bri Byron Holton not
in attendance. BCA Sandy Casey question
[2:28] the council of the substitute have been
found for the BCA position when she is
[2:32] unavailable. Old business kitchen
remodel remains table.
[2:37] Basement updates signage entrance to
Spring Lake all remain tabled. New
[2:43] benches of playground equipment. Wallet
on all house continues. Obtaining quotes
[2:46] for new benches of playground. No new
updates. Number five, Dan updates
[2:51] remains table. [cough]
[2:56] Bridge painting remains table pending
further review. Black community building
[3:02] lighting updates remains stable.
Basement updates remains stable.
[3:05] Substitute candidates for BZA planning
commission for wooner express interest
[3:10] in BCA alternate will attend a meeting
to have a better understanding and
[3:14] follow up with board number 10 table
currently um
[3:19] that is a playground table currently or
the tennis court
[3:25] that is not I think I want to delete
that. That is the um inlet. The question
[3:32] on the inlet from um
>> dre
[3:41] struck out.
>> I also removed uh Spring Lake men's club
[3:46] » as a committee report.
New business. Sugar Creek Township Fire
[3:51] Department will be hosting fire and life
safety on September 26, 2026 for from
[3:56] 10:00 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tree removal
estimate received for removal of popular
[4:01] and shagbar trees including subgranting
and work near the inlet. Number three,
[4:06] multi-hazard mitigation plan. The
council considered adoption of the
[4:10] Hankup County multi-hazard mitigation
plan for emergency situation. Andy Swain
[4:15] made a motion to accept resolution
number 20 26-2. Motion carried. Number
[4:21] four, Crimson to begin paving work.
Flyers were sent to town residents
[4:25] notifying them of the upcoming road
work. Number five, 2027 budget
[4:29] discussions regarding the September
October budget process. Number six, CAP
[4:34] response discussion action regarding the
state board of accounts corrective
[4:38] action plan response updated previous
cap to meet state board of accounts
[4:42] requirements. Any motion to approve plan
Bill Barber and David Johnson
[4:46] unanimously agreed. Motion carried.
Council adopted this and signed
[4:50] corrective action plan. Number seven,
street grants discussion regarding
[4:55] grants for street improvements and the
7525%
[4:58] local match requirement. Number eight,
tennis courts. A quote for the tennis
[5:02] courts was discussed. Indie express
support, however costly.
[5:08] And no public comments. And since there
since there being no further business
[5:14] presented, council member Bill Barber
made a motion to adjourn the meeting.
[5:17] Motion was second. Motion carried. The
meeting was adjourned. Next council
[5:21] meeting scheduled
for Monday, September 21st, 2026
[5:28] today.
>> Yep.
[5:32] The other ones,
>> that date,
[5:36] » right? I'm working on September.
>> Oh, okay.
[5:42] » [clears throat]
[5:48] » Any
additions or corrections?
[5:52] » Did you strike that one? Section number
10 on old business.
[6:12] Sorry.
[6:19] Nice
[6:26] step.
[6:31] [clears throat]
[6:40] Okay. Motion to approve the minutes.
Second.
[7:04] Treasures report
[7:14] got a few months left. Yeah.
>> Yeah. Yep.
[7:19] » Okay. Here we go. General fund
[7:23] » beginning balance is $350,121.17.
We received $3,4739.
[7:31] We dispersed $1,38541
leaving an ending balance of $352,285.
[7:39] MBH fund beginning balance is
$51,355.94.
[7:45] We receive $1,48.74.
We disperse $7,500
[7:51] leaving any balance of $44,94.68
[7:57] MBH restricted fund. I'm still waiting
on the state board of accounts, but I
[8:02] went ahead and put this in this bucket
in this fund. Okay. So, uh, beginning
[8:08] balance is $33,68143.
[8:12] We receive $439.94.
We disperse $34,119.37,
[8:18] leaving an ending balance of $2.
[8:24] Yeah. Lit public safety fund beginning
balance is $57,225.96.
[8:30] We received $5329
with no dispersements, leaving an ending
[8:35] balance of $57,7585.
[8:39] LRS fund beginning balance is $26,98810.
We received $55480.
[8:46] We disperse zero leaving an ending
balance of $27,542.90.
[8:52] the CC.
[8:57] I found it
[9:02] off here.
[9:07] » Check your picture.
>> I'm just
[9:10] deter.
>> Uhhuh.
[9:28] But we balanced. So some of it's got to
be this individual page. I printed page.
[9:33] » This is June.
>> That's what it is. We all got June. So
[9:37] the beginning and ending balance should
be
[9:42] » the same as the starting the ending
balance for June. 5696.
[9:46] » Yeah. should be $5,69627
here.
[9:54] » I have to reprint everybody a new page
because I printed June instead of July.
[10:00] » But this says July.
[10:04] » Your says July. Does yours say June?
>> Well, there's no July total beginning
[10:10] and ending balance up here. It
>> says July there.
[10:15] That is weird.
>> Yeah, maybe soon. I'll troubleshoot.
[10:20] » Okay.
Okay. CCD fund. [clears throat]
[10:28] There's no July on this one either.
It's the same dollar amount because it
[10:33] doesn't change.
>> You can probably
[10:42] when does it change? Does it when does
it update? So, for example,
[10:47] » it won't show this. It won't show it
>> until after the 20th or the
[10:54] » Yeah, if you printed that before July
20th.
[10:56] » I did.
>> So, that's why it's not doing
[10:58] » I printed it on the 11th.
>> Yeah, that's why.
[11:02] » Okay. Well, it's going to be the same
dollar amount. Beginning in any mail is
[11:05] with no receivables or dispersement is
$10,167.
[11:09] » Well, there's looks like there's nothing
wrong with spreadsheets. It's just
[11:12] » it's the same thing with this one then
too.
[11:15] » That doesn't make sense because
[laughter] that that balance change and
[11:18] it's an income.
>> Okay.
[11:23] And that could be like cigarette tax or
something that we got in July
[11:27] » seated or
>> I bet
[11:31] » CCI.
>> Oh, CCI.
[11:33] » Yeah.
Because I printed it on July 11, too.
[11:40] This page is printed
today.
[11:43] » Yes. Because I always have activity up
to the last day.
[11:46] » So this will this will pick it up here.
I'm receiving this first up here.
[11:49] » Right.
[11:53] » The ones that don't have any activity, I
just jump and print them out. So that
[11:57] way I got
>> business development fund beginning
[12:02] balance is
see this one too. Okay, we had
[12:07] dispersement is
>> yeah is $195861
[12:12] 133 but no receivables are dispersal
dispersements which can't be right
[12:17] 133.88 88.
>> It's because I printed these early.
[12:22] » Yeah, I don't even pick it up in here.
[12:34] » Oh, you're saying with the um
>> I don't even see where that went down to
[12:39] 13. I see it says 13 to 388, but I don't
see anything.
[12:43] » I took it down by $62,
>> which was the flowers.
[12:51] in business development.
[13:07] Okay.
[13:14] » There's nothing I can do. Those are
locked, right? So far.
[13:17] » Yeah, you you can't change this. Just
the green.
[13:20] » Yeah.
>> Is all you can do.
[13:21] » Right. Right. Okay.
[13:25] » Okay. So, Randy Dave from beginning and
ending balance is $81,439.92
[13:31] with no receivables or dispersements
leaving the end of $81,439.92.
[13:42] CET fund
beginning balance is $23,952.13.
[13:47] We received $296.50
with no dispersements, leaving an ending
[13:52] balance of $24,24863.
[13:55] We're going to see that too. [cough]
That's it.
[14:00] American
[14:06] CARES Act beginning and ending balance
is $1,71562
[14:12] with no receivables or dispersements.
Community Crossings Grant CCMG fund
[14:19] beginning balance is $15,2212.
We dispersed $12,358.13
[14:28] leaving in a balance of $2,843.99.
And what happens with that?
[14:39] Well, what
could you not have paid that instead of
[14:44] 7500 up here on MDH?
Could you have paid 2,800 more out of
[14:51] CCG? I could back this off.
>> I can Can we do that on the 75 25%
[14:58] ratio? Are we allowed to do that? That's
my question.
[15:07] » Is that another phone call we put in?
>> Yeah.
[15:10] Hopefully.
>> Yeah. Okay. If not, then we'll
[15:19] we'll use it for uh landscaping or
something like that if it's if it
[15:24] qualifies or something else.
>> Okay. All right. Total funds um for July
[15:30] ending balance is 68,6148.
[15:37] No outstanding checks.
>> Any other comments on the treasures
[15:41] report?
We we'll uh we'll run with it now and
[15:46] then we'll approach the
>> Well, we need to we got two questions
[15:51] and I need to
[16:03] » I mean I could have easily done that but
I was like
[16:10] that match up. I don't understand why.
[16:16] I don't know how that come up short.
Unless it was the math.
[16:21] They did less work than they thought. I
don't know.
[16:30] Okay.
[16:33] All right. Ready for bills
communications.
[16:38] Bill's first table.
[16:48] I don't know.
Anybody wants to see? [laughter]
[16:52] » I think I've got 12 copies of it. It's
the same.
[16:56] » Don't That's it. I think everybody's
communication is pretty much coming to
[16:59] them now.
>> Yeah,
[17:04] » it's [clears throat] good to check.
Double check.
[17:06] » Oh, yeah. I mean, I I'll get a, you
know, a Mastercard request or something.
[17:11] [laughter]
I just throw it away to your name or,
[17:15] you know, to me or somebody wallally.
Okay. New energy $138.54.
[17:24] T-mans for mowing $1,000.
This is two months.
[17:31] Bye, $75 million. This is for street
maintenance.
[17:38] Duke Energy General Utilities $22763.
[17:44] I have not met yet.
[17:48] Veron Center point $1924.
[18:01] That's it.
[18:05] Fat ones. Um, Crimson Suns $4,800. 25%
come from ABHR with $1,200. 75% with the
[18:12] CCMG was $3600 with a total of $4,800.
And I didn't know if that one was
[18:18] something that we also included in that
because it wasn't part of the original.
[18:22] Correct.
>> Mhm.
[18:24] » It was
>> It was It was not part of the original,
[18:29] but more Okay.
And then um Kman Suns for the complete
[18:38] north side of the lake was $131,677.50.
[18:44] 25% of the lake was $32,919.37.
The grant was $98,758.13.
[18:53] And here are all their little things
that he did.
[19:11] What about that one? We have
[19:23] » I don't know what where that company is
or what does that say
[19:36] block.
[19:40] » Thank you.
[19:50] » [clears throat]
[19:52] » You asked to be on IDM's notification
list for this company because your
[19:56] property is nearby the company being
permitted or because you represent a
[20:00] local regional government entity.
[20:08] Air permits. air permits.
[20:14] Looks like they're granting them some
sort of environmental air permit.
[20:25] MSOP,
not an not a focitial
[20:37] permit.
[20:40] » Department of Environmental Management.
>> It's a air permit.
[20:46] » Is that seven miles?
>> Yeah.
[20:51] I think it's because we're a nearby
municipality or something like that.
[20:56] » So, where are they dumping the creek?
>> This is air. It's where they putting in
[21:00] the air. So,
>> that's what we're doing. But I like
[21:04] that.
[21:07] » They want air.
>> No, this is like they're particulate,
[21:12] you know.
>> They've got dust collectors or something
[21:16] like that.
[21:22] communication.
[21:26] » Okay. Any uh well, you got anything for
roads and streets? We got the playground
[21:32] is done and made.
>> Yeah, it came out really good.
[21:36] » So, we did a little bit of we did a
little bit of horse training on the
[21:39] project.
>> Did you?
[21:41] » So, yeah. So, we got the bench pulled up
and moved and then we squared off the
[21:46] north edge. So, we put in maybe seven or
eight more yards of mulch than
[21:52] originally planned. We decided against
the weed barrier and and then he put the
[21:58] bench in the playground. So, that all
washed out to the same price as the
[22:02] original. So,
>> who did it? Who did it?
[22:06] » Uh ESW.
>> I sent you though.
[22:11] » Yeah, I got it. I didn't know if
>> we approved last month. We approved the
[22:15] 4250. So, it should be check. Now,
[clears throat]
[22:21] » I need to see when Josh is going to get
these trees and then
[22:26] I need to go measure. There's a big
nasty one that beat his yard.
[22:35] » Over half of us did. Big soft. It
dropped a couple of big limbs last
[22:42] » Yeah, right inside the corner there.
I think it's in the right way, but I
[22:48] need to go measure it. Okay.
>> I'll go check up on that. I mean, I
[22:51] don't think it's anything that's
>> He I mean, that storm probably set him
[22:54] back a little bit, but
>> yeah, I'm not worried about
[22:56] » He was three weeks out when he when he
was out last
[23:02] » there's um I'm sure Creek Drive as
you're heading west. Yeah,
[23:06] » just pass um they might be sitting at
the back side of their property.
[23:13] There's one right there. It looks like
it's
[23:18] » crazy.
[23:25] » Let me let me get when I have a bad day
at work, I'll go over and deal with
[23:28] that. [laughter]
[23:33] » Anything else?
I don't think so.
[23:36] » It looks good. Good job, Molly.
>> Everybody's happy with
[23:49] » anything from Sandy or
[23:56] any uh on old business. Um the uh
airators are back up and running. There
[24:05] was a blown capacitor in one of the
aators
[24:09] and um
he fixed that. There's a a bill and I
[24:15] forwarded that on I can't remember but
um 240
[24:21] bucks or 50 bucks but I'll make a motion
that we pay that out of the general
[24:26] maintenance account or something like
that.
[24:30] up to 250 somewhere less than
>> 27.
[24:37] » Thank you. He uh he called me. He says,
"I think I fixed it, but when I was
[24:44] putting the cap back on, my screwdriver
slipped and I ground it out. I think I
[24:47] popped a breaker." So, and so I came
over maybe the next night and went
[24:53] downstairs and reset the breaker and
they came off. So, [cough]
[24:58] but u took care of it.
[25:04] Any other old business?
>> Uh do we [clears throat] plan to do
[25:09] anything with the um kitchen? Is that
going to stay as it is? Can we just take
[25:12] it off or what do we do?
>> I think we should take all that stuff
[25:15] off,
>> all the things that are tabled and then
[25:18] we'll bring them back when we get some
activity on them. So, okay. But but I I
[25:24] I am I will have more tool in my hand in
about a month.
[25:29] So I plan on picking that one up and
working with that one
[25:34] » for the bridge
>> downstairs.
[25:37] » Um the bridge I had someone take a look
at it on Friday. I'm waiting for the
[25:42] quote to come through.
Vince wanted it.
[25:48] » Yeah. He showed interest in that about
every time I come over here with
[25:54] » you reach out to
>> Vince if you want. So you keep it equal.
[25:58] You know what you're talking about since
you missed. Yeah.
[26:02] » Reach out to
>> Are you guys good with that team?
[26:06] I met with a landscaping company out of
Shogunville name is McIntyre
[26:13] landscaping
out here at the clubhouse and u talked
[26:18] with him about a a be outside
beautifification with hard like rock and
[26:25] maybe some low low maintenance plants
and helping out with this drainage and
[26:31] erosion we have here. what could we do
permanently to fix that with all the the
[26:36] flow off of the roof that goes to the
down spout. It's washing out the the
[26:39] area there around the gas meter and so
forth. And so he's he's going to put
[26:45] together some proposals
and uh just some like artwork for us to
[26:50] look at and but I'm not so sure that he
would be able to get to it this year.
[26:55] And I think I think we need to we need
to try to get it done this year if we
[27:00] can. So, I may be able to to pressure
him into putting us on the this year's
[27:05] list. Maybe
>> you're kind of blind to me, but once
[27:13] you
[27:16] » Yeah. Yeah. So, it would Well, the area
would include it. It wouldn't be putting
[27:23] that in. So, but the area would go
around a new sign and the flag pole. So,
[27:29] » um, it was kind of I think our our
resident AI expert here, Diana, um, had
[27:35] some good ideas that she sent out on
picture.
[27:39] But I think it would go around to that
corner and and maybe a strip along the
[27:45] very back, you know, not not a not a
deep strip, maybe a 4ft strip or 5ft
[27:49] strip along the back or some lowle plant
or shrubbery that would take like no
[27:56] maintenance or very low maintenance.
I need to head to
[28:02] » So I I plan on maybe getting at least
one more quote for that. But that
[28:07] stuff's expensive. That that kind of
work is it adds up pretty quick. But I
[28:12] think it would really help out with the
looks. It would really make it look a
[28:16] lot nicer.
>> Yeah. You're smart. If you go rocks, cuz
[28:20] when you get grass on, you can take your
blow. You just blow it off.
[28:23] » With mulch, you can't do that.
[clears throat]
[28:27] » Rocks are nice, too.
They don't fade away. I was looking I
[28:32] wanted to show you
>> fall
[28:36] kind of stuff that we'd be talking about
is stuff that just needs to get like
[28:40] take head trimmers and just cut it all
the way off of the ground, you know,
[28:44] then it'll revitalize in the fall. Like
the plants, the shrubs would be some low
[28:50] low profile shrubs.
>> I want to show you. Have you walked
[28:55] around me? I'm sure that you have. Did
you see that down spout? How it's
[29:00] » eating away at it?
>> Yeah. Take this one right here
[29:04] » and it's it's misaligned. It's not all
going down in the pipe.
[29:08] » Yeah. I kind of wiggled it back closer
to I was going to show you pictures of,
[29:12] but since you've seen the
>> He's got a His plan would be to address
[29:15] both of those two.
>> Okay. And what was
[29:18] » McIntyre? M C I N T I R E. McIntyre
Landscaping. Good Polish name.
[29:27] They did some good work down at my work
and they did a really nice job.
[29:35] » So stay tuned for
>> and you said the flag holes too.
[29:42] » Uh it would envelop that area. It
wouldn't be putting a new flag in. We
[29:46] still need to do that.
[29:55] Okay.
>> Any other old business?
[29:59] » Anything on board?
>> No, that's I I will I will pick that
[30:05] back up.
>> Okay. So, I'm going to strike everything
[30:08] at this time.
>> I'll leave the the bridge on there
[30:11] because I'm waiting for that. Okay.
>> If I mean, if somebody's working on
[30:14] something, we can keep that on there,
but a lot of these things are still the
[30:17] same. So,
>> Okay.
[30:21] » [clears throat]
>> Okay. Any new business?
[30:25] » Yes. So, I have another uh ordinance
resolution for you to sign. This is a
[30:32] piece that we did not have in the
documents on our CAPS corrective action
[30:37] plan
>> and this is directly from the state
[30:40] board of accounts. So, since it's
adopting their process, it has to be
[30:46] adopted to get it signed.
>> Okay. Resolution
[30:52] 2026-3, a resolution adopting the
uniform internal control standards for
[30:57] Indiana political subdivisions.
Brace yourselves. Whereas Indiana code
[31:03] 5-11-1-27
requires political subdivisions to adopt
[31:08] minimum control state internal control
standards and procedures and to ensure
[31:12] that appropriate personnel receive
training concerning those standards. And
[31:16] whereas the Indiana State Board of
Counts has established a uniform
[31:19] internal control standard strictly on
political subdivisions including the
[31:23] minimum level of internal control
standards defined under IC5-11-1-27E.
[31:30] And whereas the town of Council of
Spring Lake of the town of Spring Lake
[31:34] is the legislative body of the tenant
and desires to formally and expressly
[31:38] adopt the internal control standards
established by the state board of
[31:41] accounts. Now therefore be resolved by
the town council of the town of Spring
[31:45] Lake, Indiana as follows. Section one,
adoption of the state board of accounts
[31:50] standards. The town council hereby
formally adopts the uniform internal
[31:55] control standards for Indiana political
subdivisions and as defined and
[31:58] established by the Indiana State Board
of Accounts pursuant to IC 5-11-1-27E
[32:04] as the minimum intro control standards
of the town of Spring Lake. Section two,
[32:10] five components and 17 principles. Town
recognizes and adopts the five
[32:14] components of internal control and 17
principles contained with the state
[32:18] within the state board of accounts
uniform internal control standards
[32:21] including number one controlled
environment. Number two, risk
[32:24] assessment. Number three, control
activities. Number four, information and
[32:29] communication. Number five, monitoring
activities. Section three, town policies
[32:35] and procedures. The towns existing
internal control policies and procedures
[32:39] shall be administered consistent with
the state board of accounts uniform
[32:43] internal control standards and shall
serve to implement and support those
[32:46] standards in the operations of the town.
Section four, training and
[32:51] documentation. Town officials and
personnel subject to the training
[32:54] requirements of IC 5-11-1-27
shall complete the required digital
[33:00] patrol training. The clerk treasurer
shall maintain applicable policies and
[33:04] training certifications and other
documentation required by the state
[33:07] board of accounts. Section five,
effective date. The resolution shall be
[33:12] effective immediately upon its adoption
and then it's up for us to adopt it.
[33:19] So is there any
questions or comments?
[33:24] » No questions.
>> Okay.
[33:27] All right. I move that we adopt this
resolution 2026-3 as read.
[33:33] Second. Okay,
there you go. We will sign it and you
[33:40] can write in the date there.
[33:44] Let's see. 17th day of August. Correct.
[33:59] trying to add.
[34:04] No, [snorts] I was probably just off the
template. I just
[34:08] copy and paste it.
>> Supreme Court
[34:14] since we're here so I don't forget
something.
[34:23] I'll hurry up and get things done in my
order.
[34:26] I'm sorry. Here we go. But I did bring
it to you right here. How about that?
[34:36] » Okay. Any other new business? Budget.
>> Yes. Budget. [clears throat]
[34:41] We We are still planning on moving
$10,000
[34:44] from Okay. General to date. All right.
Uh any special projects that we need to
[34:50] put in the budget? Any special requests?
I did do a little bit of a comparison.
[34:55] up everything just because everything
has gone up.
[34:59] » Everything's more expensive.
>> Yes. We're talking insurance, utilities,
[35:05] everything. The only thing that's really
>> The only thing that's really stable
[35:10] is um the gas. And that's something I
was going to ask. If I'm not available,
[35:15] can somebody else maybe meet the gas guy
and let him in since they put the new
[35:19] meter on so they can check? I don't
know. I don't know what your schedule
[35:23] is, but if
[35:29] I've missed them like two or three
times. What they do is they call me like
[35:33] the day of and say, "We're on our way."
And I'm like,
[35:37] » "This is not."
>> Yeah. So, I'm I'm trying to work around
[35:42] that, but I'm going to call him because
I totally forgot about it the last time
[35:45] that we were supposed to meet. So,
>> you want to give Bill's number, we can
[35:49] give that a try. It's It's not the end
of the world if it doesn't happen. We
[35:53] just need to get it done before winter.
>> I just have to call
[35:56] » not using any natural gas right now. So,
>> yeah, just have to call them back and
[35:59] then they put us on the list and then
when they're in the area they
[36:03] » So, they they just
>> they shut it off and upgraded the meter
[36:07] and then they got to they have to come
in and inspect to turn it back on.
[36:12] » So, they need to they need to they need
to do a inside inspection.
[36:16] » Yeah. Once they turn it on. That's why
they can't turn it on without having it
[36:20] unlocked.
>> Um What's the other thing? So the 17th
[36:25] we'll do our pre-budget and then in
October meeting we'll do the adoption of
[36:32] that. But if there's anything special
[clears throat]
[36:35] um that we need to put in there, if we
want to focus more on uh Dan money or if
[36:40] we want to put more money into um rainy
day, we can do that. I just need to know
[36:46] my my budget meeting is Thursday of this
week.
[36:52] So that'll be done and out of the way.
>> Well, I think I think we've got enough,
[36:58] you know,
kind of cubby holes where we've got some
[37:02] money tucked in certain places that we
can do. Like I think we've got money
[37:06] that we can pull out for this
landscaping job if we need it. I'd love
[37:10] to be able to swing it this year. It' be
great. So
[37:16] » that would be nice.
Um,
[37:20] » okay.
>> And so the other thing too, I'm having
[37:23] to update the uh corona virus fund and I
have to account for the remaining funds
[37:31] to be spent and I hope we do that this
year too.
[37:35] [clears throat] So if I see the
opportunity, it's going to happen.
[37:41] » [clears throat]
>> So, I got here with the budget and I got
[37:44] here with that and then I got here.
[37:50] » Any other new business?
Anything from the floor?
[37:57] » Uh, Wally informed me that the street
park drive that runs along my property
[38:05] is actually my driveway.
On the county map, it shows us South
[38:10] Park Drive. Now, if they built that
trail there and they start using that as
[38:15] a as a street, they can it's okay
because it's a public street. I'm going
[38:20] to have people walk into my yard and
stuff.
[38:24] Is there a way we can get that off
as shown as Park Drive?
[38:33] » That's surprising to me.
You mean like abandon it?
[38:38] » Yeah.
[38:44] » You've been maintaining it as your
driver. It's not paid.
[38:48] » No, it's not.
>> Do you gra?
[38:52] » I haven't. But I mean, the gravel's
>> not bad. It's It's good.
[38:58] The other side's the worst side.
[39:06] Yeah, I don't I'm not sure about that
>> because see I got Amazon
[39:10] and
Dash
[39:15] » coming down that street thinking they
can get to that where that campground's
[39:19] at thinking that comes up on their GPS.
>> Really?
[39:23] » Yeah. I had to tell three or four people
last month. No. And one went through my
[39:29] yard in order to make a YouTuber.
Yeah, I think