[2:02] We will start with Linda. If you're ready, Mike,

[2:48] we can use the pulpit.

[2:50] Sure.

[2:52] Got a hand.

[2:58] Thank you so

[3:09] much for letting me come today for Christa. I'm going to have to hear me twice. She's already heard me at Mayfield town. So, um, bless her soul. She has to go through this twice. But, um, so for those of you that don't know me, I am Linda Christiansen's MP County clerk. And if you're not aware of what the clerk's office does,

[3:31] we handle many responsibilities. We do marriage licenses, passport, business

[3:36] licenses, grammar requests, meeting, and agenda clerk for County Commission and

[3:41] planning and zoning, and then of course elections, which is the reason I'm here

[3:45] today and it's the favorite part of my job. So when I came into office almost four

[3:51] years ago, one of the highest priorities that I had was to build a stronger, more

[3:55] direct connection with our municipal leaders, and more specifically with the city

[4:00] recorders under Utah law are city recorders served as the official election

[4:06] officer for the municipal elections. I'm the elections officer for the county

[4:11] and then of course the lieutenant governor is the elections officer for the

[4:15] state so it kind of subsequently goes in that order. The recorders carry the

[4:21] responsibility of local governance right at the grassroots level and today I'm

[4:25] just here to discuss the updated interlocal election agreement and kind of

[4:30] walk through that document and just let you know kind of what the

[4:34] election cycle looks like and then highlight why active municipal

[4:38] involvement is essential to running a secure accurate and transparent

[4:42] election across stampede. So first the inter-local agreement

[4:48] when I first came into office I presented the cities with a local agreement

[4:53] that covered 23 and 25 just because I wasn't really sure

[4:58] like how to address it and so that agreement was locked in for those two

[5:04] election years. This one is not much different than that 2325 document the

[5:10] only difference is the cost per voter did increase and when I say cost per

[5:15] voter just to be very clear it doesn't cost a voter to vote right we're not

[5:21] charging anyone to vote that's not what we're here about what we're here is

[5:26] potentially the municipal election is your election and because you don't have the equipment and the training required by the state generally we contract together for me to administer the election

[5:40] minus the recorder's responsibilities. The county commission and the county attorney have approved this draft in her local agreement and it was approved in a commission meeting.

[5:51] So ultimately I just encourage you to review it.

[5:54] The people that signed this interlocal agreement is the mayor, the recorder, the city attorney,

[5:59] myself, and the county attorney, and the county commissioners.

[6:04] So if you don't have any concerns, or you don't have any adjustments to that local agreement,

[6:09] then just let me know that you're good with it, and ultimately what I'll do is I'll send

[6:14] it to be a docu sign and it will just go through everyone's signatures and

[6:21] ultimately you would like to be completely finished with this by April of

[6:25] 2027. We'll probably send that document out in December of this year. If you'll

[6:31] go to page it's the second page three so it's exhibit B and if you look at it the

[6:37] base administration fee per voter is four dollars and I just want to be completely

[6:43] transparent. This administering an election, $4 is not covered all the cost of elections,

[6:51] but it's what we feel is a fair amount to cover secure ballot printing, return posted,

[6:58] specialized equipment maintenance and state mandated security audits.

[7:05] By partnering with the

[7:06] county, your city avoids having to purchase hundreds of dollars, hundreds of thousands of

[7:11] dollars and optical tabulators, high speed scanners, especially voting machines, the county

[7:17] handles the heavy lifting in this process, and with the printing and mailing of ballots,

[7:26] managing signature verification, tabulating votes, and conducting post-election audits.

[7:31] So the reason I'm here now is one, this is like my little break before I have another election

[7:36] coming up.

[7:36] I have, basically, I have to get my November election, my ballots ready in the next week.

[7:44] But I also wanted to wait until you guys passed your budgeting for your fiscal year, because

[7:50] this doesn't affect you until this time next year.

[7:53] So your primary election, if you look at the key dates on your executive summary, your

[8:00] election for your primary, if you have one, is any year from now.

[8:04] So Sterling's fairly familiar with generals but not primaries.

[8:12] In the past like six years it doesn't look like you guys have had a primary.

[8:17] You've had a general in 1923 and 25 but I didn't show that you had any primaries.

[8:23] And so that's nice for you but just to be prepared I would suggest that you consider budgeting

[8:31] for primary, in the case that you do have one, just so you're not caught with a cost that you

[8:38] weren't anticipating. So for those of you that don't know, a primary race is triggered when

[8:43] candidate filings exceed twice the number of open seats. And so statistically,

[8:50] Sam paid across the board, we only have a couple of the bigger cities that generally have a primary,

[8:53] but most have a general and so for sterling for example if you look at that

[9:01] page where it does show the voters it will show that you have as of today you

[9:06] have 176 registered voters and and sterling and again it will be based on

[9:14] whatever the number is when ballots drop so with that being said while the

[9:20] county manages ballot processing and high-tech infrastructure a successful

[9:24] election is impossible without active participation from our city recorders and local officials.

[9:29] So we're here to support you every step of the way, but if city involvement slips,

[9:33] critical statutory steps and chain and custody protocols can be compromised specifically,

[9:39] we need your leadership in four key areas.

[9:42] The first one is poll worker training and involvement.

[9:46] Again, like I said, when I first came into office, my goal was to involve city recorders.

[9:50] they are the city election official.

[9:53] So why not have them involved in the processes?

[9:55] Because when someone comes to Christa and says,

[9:59] I don't believe this process is fair.

[10:01] I don't believe it's secure.

[10:02] She can actually be a voice and say how the processes are

[10:06] handled and understand how it goes.

[10:09] If she doesn't understand what's going on,

[10:11] how can she be part of the process

[10:14] and how can she ensure you to canvas those results?

[10:18] If you guys don't know what's going on

[10:19] and you're oblivious to how we run an election.

[10:23] I wouldn't feel comfortable canvassing

[10:24] and you guys are the board of canvassers.

[10:26] So it's critical that you guys understand these processes.

[10:31] One thing that's tricky about Sterling

[10:33] in the interlocal agreement,

[10:34] it does say that ballot pickup is the responsibility

[10:39] of the city recorders on a municipal year.

[10:42] Sterling is the only city that doesn't have a box.

[10:45] And the only reason I feel that's a thing

[10:47] is one there's not like regular office hours for someone to drop a ballot

[10:53] off and then also I don't know how needing you are of like an outside box.

[11:01] It's definitely something we could talk about. I do have an old box that we

[11:05] removed from our Mantae location. The reason we removed it was because it's bent and

[11:12] so it's really hard to open so if we can maybe figure out how to make it more

[11:17] usable, we could have an outside box. I think the other thing is most people that live in

[11:21] Sterling are going to go to Gunnison or Mantite and so it's easy for them to drop the ballot

[11:25] off. So that's something if you guys want to think about that while I'm here we can discuss

[11:29] that, what that would take. But we still, even though you don't have a box, it would be

[11:36] good to have Chris involved in some of the ballot pickup especially on election night.

[11:41] And then with that being said though, we don't just let anyone pick up ballots, they have

[11:46] to go through training and they have to meet chain custody requirements by

[11:51] state statute and by my policy. And then recorders remain responsible for

[11:56] posting local candidate filing windows, ballot review sample ballots and

[12:01] election notices on the Utah Public Notice website as well as collecting

[12:05] candidate financial disclosures and conflict of interest statements. The city

[12:10] recorder will be required to review the ballot before we send it to print and

[12:17] ultimately it's the city recorder's responsibility to make sure that it

[12:20] meets like the master ballot position that all the name affidavits have been

[12:25] filed and you know any any state statutory requirements of that is critical and so

[12:32] it will be the sign-off of the city officials so if there's any I'm obviously

[12:37] going to be involved in that, but if there's a mistake it will be for a municipal election

[12:42] it will be the responsibility of the recorder to make sure that's correct. And then just

[12:48] throughout the year I don't know, Christa you would have to tell me if we had you on the list

[12:53] I sent out a Google sheet that you did get here on that shared drive. Okay so basically when you

[13:01] have like someone resign or someone gets, you know, having for good someone passes away

[13:07] or something and you have to fill a seat. We need that Google sheet updated as soon as

[13:12] possible because then we know that there's been a change because there's a lot of times

[13:16] that her code references will be like you need to notify the LG's office. That's really

[13:22] not true. If you notify me, I update the LG's portal for the voter registration then that's

[13:30] where the LG's office is notified of that makes sense.

[13:33] So for Sampeat, I am the minister of the voter database.

[13:39] And so when we stay involved in active,

[13:43] then ultimately it takes pressure off of her of not knowing

[13:46] when her deadlines are.

[13:50] So the only other things I can suggest

[13:52] with Krista being a new recorder also,

[13:55] the LG's office has a thing called Roundtable.

[13:58] it's kind of like Facebook for municipal recorders and county clerks and they can literally go

[14:04] to this portal and say has anyone ever done a tax increase? What did you notice look like?

[14:12] Can you help me understand like what my requirements are? You put it on there and you have municipal

[14:17] recorders across the state that will help you and it's a huge resource and I would encourage that

[14:25] to be utilized. Also they send weekly newsletters that tell you every single

[14:33] deadline you have and they tell you every week ahead of time. No one should

[14:38] ever miss a deadline if they're actively supportive of that roundtable

[14:42] portal. So and then of course we have a really really good group of city

[14:47] recorders. We have a couple new ones and I really hope that the new ones will

[14:51] lean on the ones that have been in office because they really are a vital lifeline for their upcoming election.

[15:00] Don't want to make it scary, but it is a big deal. The city recorder's responsibilities and municipal election are critical. So one of the things I'm going to share with Christa is we printed off 2025 to municipal calendar and just to give you an idea. All of her responsibilities are in green and minor in orange. As you can see, it's pages and pages of colored requirements.

[15:29] this is basically starting on January 1st in coastal December 31st. So I'm

[15:34] going to share this with Chris if this is not 2027 because it hasn't been

[15:37] released yet but again this is a resource that would be on that portal for

[15:42] recorders and it's just it has code references everything tells you who

[15:47] responsibility it is it is absolutely phenomenal to help somebody along in this

[15:52] process. So I'm going to share that with Chris.

[15:59] Really just in closing just

[16:02] I just wanted to make sure that you guys are understanding

[16:07] what the interlocal agreement is

[16:09] and why we have it in place.

[16:12] Again, your primary will be in August

[16:14] and then your general will be November 2nd, 2027.

[16:17] And then one of the things that I have been encouraging

[16:21] at these city meetings that I've gone to,

[16:25] looking at campus for example,

[16:28] a lot of cities only have one day that they do city council.

[16:31] sometimes too, but when you look at your schedule for the year coming up, you don't

[16:37] really know if you're going to have a primary election, so that one's tough, but

[16:40] for example, November 2nd is your general. State statute says you can only

[16:45] canvas no sooner than seven days after the election and no later than 14 days.

[16:51] So with that math, you have seven days that you're allowed to canvas your

[16:55] election results. That's it. So if you look ahead to your meet schedule of meetings maybe

[17:02] if you can ahead of time plan on your canvas and your city council meeting if you have to

[17:08] adjust it a little bit to just be aware that that has it's a known negotiating or you're going

[17:14] to have to schedule two meetings that month just to address your canvas. So that's just a little

[17:18] heads up. And then exciting news for our office. Krista hasn't been able to be part of it but

[17:26] team work with our Elections team has been really just pretty exciting and

[17:34] next week our Elections team, my office, is being recognized at the Lieutenant

[17:40] Governor's office for excellence in elections. We're receiving award. We're one of

[17:45] five counties out of the 29 that will be honored with that. So we take a lot of

[17:50] pride in just doing a good job and trying to go above the standard in elections.

[17:57] So with that being said, we just really hope we can get as much involvement with Chris

[18:03] as we can.

[18:05] We send out a lot of emails asking for feedback, asking for volunteers, asking for at least a

[18:14] day or two for a couple of hours to help with elections and then of course we have a lot

[18:19] of training that's required going forward and then ultimately with that we can trust the

[18:26] people that we have working in elections going forward and regardless if it's a county

[18:32] or municipal election I feel like the us working as a team on all the years not just specific

[18:39] years I think is critical we have a presidential in two years and it's insane and I need as many

[18:47] people as I can to be trusted to be trained. And so any elected officials that want to be involved,

[18:53] the only time you can't help with elections is when you're on the ballot or if you have a relative.

[18:59] So like for example, Nick could not help us this year because Stacy's on the ballot. But he could

[19:07] on an off year a county election. So does anybody have any questions for me about the interlocal

[19:16] agreement about elections is there something that's just been bothering you that you

[19:19] wanted to ask like anything?

[19:26] You were awesome on the last one because it was kind

[19:28] of a mess and you saved my bag and so thank you. Well it's like I say we try to look

[19:33] out for each other and I know it's hard in these smaller towns you just don't have

[19:39] everybody's wearing so many hats and so that's why we're here we really just want

[19:43] to if that's just even communicated to us that you know what like we're just

[19:47] short-safed we can only do this minimal amount like that's all we need we just need to know but we

[19:53] really really would love to have as many of you to be involved as we can so yeah I just appreciate

[20:00] I took a lot of time and I appreciate you guys wanting to come if you have any questions and like I

[20:07] say if you have any concerns with that in a little agreement just give me some feedback and like I say

[20:11] have your city attorney who is your city attorney you don't have one okay then

[20:17] that's fine like I say Kevin the county attorney reviewed it so he's a lot of

[20:21] the city attorney so it kind of is yeah one of those things are like oh Kevin

[20:25] is our attorney so okay thank you guys okay thank you

[20:47] okay you're up

[20:58] we had

[21:02] the old ones I don't know what they changed because they put them on old right and

[21:05] and then they've regained it.

[21:06] Yeah.

[21:07] Christa's got them.

[21:08] So, yeah, a couple things we've been working on planning and zoning.

[21:15] The first two, like Mayor was just saying, have to do with accessory dwelling units, which

[21:22] is basically like a Cassita mother-in-law house type thing.

[21:27] We already went through and approved this earlier in the year on the planning and zoning.

[21:31] This has already been recommended through.

[21:32] but the they came out with some new code that said basically there are internal

[21:38] ADUs so something like a basement apartment that's inside of the existing

[21:43] house and there are just normal ADUs which would be like an external accessory

[21:48] dwelling unit like a casita and so they made them split the paperwork basically so

[21:54] there is something for each they're slightly different they're very similar

[22:00] there's fewer, I guess fewer code guidelines for an internal ADU just because

[22:05] there's fewer things to worry about. So we went through it. It's pretty much

[22:10] state mandated stuff for the most part. We didn't have a whole lot of input on it.

[22:15] Cade drew it up from our six, did a great job. So we looked through it. We couldn't

[22:20] see any problems with it. It all looked good to us. There are some again. There's

[22:24] quite a bit of it that's not up for interpretation really. It's more state

[22:27] mandate in some areas but we didn't see any problems with it.

[22:32] Chris has the new paperwork. Again, there's an IADU internal and then there's an ADU

[22:38] that will have to be pushed through. I can't remember the dates but we had our public hearing

[22:44] last week so we had a public hearing on it. We voted on it. It passed on to you.

[22:51] Do we have to hold public hearing on that?

[22:59] So that's kind of two of the things, the third is the one I just handed to you, it's a pretty minor thing.

[23:06] You guys should have your input on for sure.

[23:09] When we went through earlier this year and completely redid our, we're calling it a planning and zoning application packet.

[23:16] It's basically our building application for the township.

[23:21] When we were doing that, we were looking through the old code.

[23:24] And if you can read through this on here, but one of the ordinances that we thought maybe

[23:29] should be adjusted, I'll just read the existing ordinance we already have in our code.

[23:34] It's from the 1995 version.

[23:36] It says, Outbuildings Grasjer says, etc. may be constructed within one foot of a side or

[23:42] rear property line provided such buildings are located at least 50 feet from the front

[23:46] lot line.

[23:48] When we were reviewing that, we felt like that was pretty close to the edge.

[23:54] If it's only a foot from the edge of your property, you can't.

[23:58] You can't fit around it, you can't do anything to work on it to maintain it, we just felt

[24:04] like that was a little close.

[24:06] Now obviously the goal with all of this stuff that we're doing is to give people as much

[24:09] freedom as we can.

[24:10] We don't want to go out there making silly rules or drawn up work where there doesn't need

[24:15] to be.

[24:15] This just felt like an area where two feet would, we felt would be more reasonable, still not

[24:22] very much, but two feet you could at least kind of worm your way around and for the most

[24:28] part, stay on your own property.

[24:30] That two foot mark as far as our recommendation would be to whatever protrudes furthest, whether

[24:36] it's the eve or if the building doesn't have ease, it would be the edge of the building

[24:40] would need to be at least two feet off the property line as far as the setback.

[24:46] So that's our recommendation, that's actually what we have in our building application right

[24:50] our planning and zoning application. So right now that piece of our planning application really

[24:57] doesn't have any teeth because there's no ordinance behind it. And so we need to get something going,

[25:03] either we need to change our planning application or we need to just amend the ordinance. So that would

[25:09] be up to you guys. You can see what you think about it and discuss it. We also held public hearing for

[25:14] this. We didn't receive any input, but in our community a lot of people have

[25:22] accessory buildings, sheds, car boards, pole barns, that kind of stuff. A lot of

[25:27] us, probably most of us on our property have something. And so it is

[25:31] something that's important. We want to make sure we do it right. And so yeah,

[25:34] this is just kind of a right little right up of what we were thinking, again, for

[25:38] you guys's recommendation. This is kind of what we're putting on you guys now.

[25:42] And I'd like to you guys put in the eaves in there because the one before the left

[25:46] or the handiguous it didn't stay eaves it didn't state so I mean people are

[25:51] automatically going to go off of what yeah what they think would give them the

[25:55] most benefits so if that's the wall and then their eaves goes on to the other

[25:59] property or to the property edge we want it to be clear so and they're they're

[26:04] building an application packet they've done a really good job on it it's it's very

[26:07] nice we tried to we tried to take it serious one other

[26:12] other small note on the ADU and IADU, there is an application process.

[26:17] So when people want to do an IADU or ADU, there's an application they have to file with

[26:22] the Planning and Zoning Commission.

[26:24] And so that's something we're going to have to write up.

[26:26] We haven't done that yet.

[26:27] I kind of just realized today that when I read through it again that hey, there is an application

[26:32] to this.

[26:33] And it comes to us on the Planning and Zoning.

[26:35] So that's going to be on our agenda to do, to get that application drawn up because again

[26:40] and this is a state-mandated thing that we've got to do.

[26:44] It won't be a crazy application process.

[26:47] And if they're building an actual ADU,

[26:49] they have to basically get a building permit,

[26:52] go through the whole process.

[26:54] It's not quite like building a new house,

[26:56] but it's not far off.

[26:58] Yeah.

[26:59] This doesn't apply to anything that's already built.

[27:02] Yeah, correct.

[27:03] Yeah, there's, we have no teeth as far as anything

[27:06] that's already built that's grandfathered in.

[27:08] So if you've got sheds or whatever,

[27:10] I have multiple on my property, one being mine, one being my neighbors that are on the property line that I can't access the one side.

[27:20] You can't access the other side.

[27:22] Yeah, some of this is from personal experience.

[27:24] Again, most of us probably have at least a shed or something.

[27:28] So yeah, we can't do anything about what's already there.

[27:31] That would be, yeah.

[27:32] Yeah.

[27:35] Any questions, anything else?

[27:40] Okay.

[27:40] Yeah, thanks for your time.

[27:42] Thank you for everything you guys are doing.

[27:43] Yeah, that was awesome.

[27:44] Thanks.

[27:45] Yep, we appreciate it.

[27:46] It's a hard job.

[27:49] So we really do appreciate it.

[27:51] Yeah, no problem.

[27:53] So, OK, thank you.

[28:03] So can we put that for a public hearing for the next meeting?

[28:11] Does everybody think they could review that?

[28:13] And be ready for a public hearing.

[28:15] By next meeting,

[28:21] that was a big sigh.

[28:23] I can't.

[28:24] You can't?

[28:26] It takes us.

[28:28] Now, what was the question again?

[28:32] Okay, then let's push it to what would that be?

[28:34] October's meeting.

[28:38] Okay, let's try and have them reviewed and ready for the October 13th meeting.

[28:43] Why not?

[28:45] If you're going to be gone.

[28:47] I said next week, I'm sorry.

[28:50] No, if you're going to be here, if everybody's good with it, let's do it next meeting.

[28:54] next meeting. Next meeting is time in September. Well, that work. Sorry, I don't know where they are.

[29:02] Sorry, I don't know where they are. Yes, it should be you.

[29:05] I will see you again.

[29:18] 18?

[29:22] No, 50.

[29:26] So that's on the 15th?

[29:28] 15, the meeting would be on the 15th, but no, it was just being.

[29:34] Let's see how that happens now.

[29:41] Let's plan the public hearing for October.

[29:43] Let's do it for the October meeting.

[29:45] You want to do it October.

[29:49] October 1?

[29:50] 20th is your third Tuesday.

[29:53] 20th is October.

[29:55] We will do the public hearing for the AUDs.

[29:57] That is going to be a good one.

[30:02] Don't bring it up. I didn't get put in and the wife is not happy.

[30:22] Well, I work for everybody.

[30:30] So it's our October meeting, not our September meeting. That is the perfect way for you guys to do it.

[30:47] You'll be here.

[30:49] Yeah, yeah, all the fires would be out. You can do that won't deal with me if we have to move meeting. Oh, that's right.

[31:02] Okay,

[31:05] April payroll for Jim

[31:12] What did what did you come up with on April payroll? Did you guys pro-rate that or?

[31:23] Yes, we I

[31:26] Kind of need

[31:31] Your

[31:32] there were some like you put a meter in up to Jackson Brothers since because I have

[31:40] a picture of that on my phone that you sent me so I need kind of an estimate

[31:45] of hours for that

[31:50] Jackson Brothers and just up down from my house I

[32:06] mean you

[32:07] replaced the meter so did you have any going up center street it's on the

[32:16] on the south side of the street.

[32:22] It's just before you get the house before you get to my house.

[32:33] There is a house.

[32:34] Are you?

[32:34] There is a house.

[32:39] I...

[32:39] You're not talking about the meteorite at all.

[32:41] You know I did with that.

[32:42] Are you reset?

[32:43] Terry.

[32:44] It went away.

[32:46] It was like...

[32:47] No, the one you looked at was across the road, right?

[32:49] The one you looked at, Kim, was on the...

[32:52] On the north side.

[32:53] On the north side.

[32:54] I think Scott fixed that.

[32:56] but this they're saying was he Jim fixed it before he got hurt on April 8th. He was on the

[33:02] South side. I think that was just like reset the end point. That would take me a minute.

[33:09] I think it was a new meter.

[33:14] I'll do it a new meter for quite some time.

[33:32] So

[33:43] if you were to put it in, say it wasn't a year, how long, from start, it wouldn't

[33:48] have happened, how, you know, you replace the end point, you replace the end point.

[33:58] Yeah, no communication, you replace the end point, on 4-8, so what do you think?

[34:07] I mean, he's been messing with a few different ones, so I'm probably going to...

[34:15] Yeah, because Lance, for whom?

[34:16] An hour as well.

[34:17] You went over to Lance's that same day, and his was a tamper, because it wasn't communicating.

[34:27] And you went there the same day.

[34:28] points

[34:32] that day.

[34:37] The three end points that I had,

[34:42] one of them did not work. I remember

[34:44] giving it to you as you or Adam, who said it back to Jonas to see if it's warranted.

[34:52] Two out of the three worked and I've got both of them working that day. So the twin and

[35:10] Okay, all right. Then you did

[35:18] the quarterly reads like the park, the cemetery, the community

[35:23] center. You did those for me, for those last, you know, into April. That was before.

[35:41] Well, yeah, but well, you may have done a couple of times for the end of March, end of the quarter.

[36:01] Okay, so just give me a time.

[36:15] Okay, quarterly reads an hour and a quarter.

[36:26] So that was the only work quarters I had, you know, that would have been involved.

[36:34] What you've done during that period of time, okay, unless you can think of someone.

[36:47] No.

[36:51] I want to get you paid.

[36:53] I have a note, so I don't forget to pay.

[36:56] And so, um, I'm doing like, I've

[37:08] been going to ask you, yes, I've been doing my hours rather

[37:13] on the right even down just doing them in the computer, on sheets, on sheets, Kate, and

[37:23] right now the rest of us who are, like months are missing from, after January and I go

[37:30] into the right place, I know before I had two spots and I thought, can we delete it to

[37:36] what we want because I put it in the wrong place before.

[37:39] But

[37:43] you got your February and March check, right?

[37:46] They're not in the system, they're not in your system.

[37:51] Well she'd have them in her calculations from here, for those two checks.

[38:37] He wouldn't have worked in June or July.

[38:41] Did you work in July?

[38:42] Okay.

[38:47] Have you entered anything in August?

[38:51] Yes, I have. It's not there, it's not there, it's not there, it's not there, it's not there.

[38:55] I have April's here, there's nothing on it, and then May, June, July is nothing, and August

[39:12] is nothing.

[39:13] so you're missing more than April or you're missing more than up to April okay

[40:02] No, you should just be able to go into your Google Drive on your phone.

[40:09] So once you log in and sign in like to your Gmail account, you should be able to pull

[40:14] up on your phone.

[40:17] Jim do you have a working

[40:19] lawyer? Do you just use Jim?

[40:28] Sterling.ut.wateroff at gmail.com.

[40:34] That's

[40:50] his everybody else's stuff.

[40:53] To

[41:36] everybody understands what we're doing with Jim's April check we're just

[41:40] pro-rate net because his buff with all his hours and stuff is gone. Everybody's okay

[41:48] but just pro-rate net for what he kind of standardly does per month.

[42:09] Have you

[42:09] got all the info you needed, Yvonne? Yeah. Okay.

[42:50] Okay, then on April 10th, you had to put the desk up.

[42:56] I have on my phone after that, after,

[43:04] yeah, so then I don't have anything else on my phone

[43:09] other than those two, we just talked about brothers and sisters and

[43:13] burdens. But she so how long do you want to add for that?

[43:19] Well, I think you just pro rate. I think you take three or four months, average it

[43:23] out. You have pro rate. Just go with that. What did you get heard of?

[43:29] 20 seconds of April.

[43:52] Okay, anything else on that? Everybody good with that?

[44:00] 101.675 hours. Jim, are you okay with that?

[44:05] That's probably four. Is that, I mean is that fine with you? Are you guys all okay with that?

[44:46] Okay, and cross-connection policy.

[45:03] So, I thought we did cross-connection.

[45:17] This is the new updated that rural water has come up with. And we didn't, we passed old one, but we've never passed a new one that NL brought.

[45:28] Yeah, that's right.

[45:33] So that's all it is, is an updated version that Rower Waters re-robed.

[45:47] It's

[45:57] in your packets.

[45:59] Let's go over it.

[46:02] We'll find out if we have to have public hearing on that for sure.

[46:06] 100% sure

[46:11] And then we'll try to pass that next meeting

[46:28] Rural water

[46:39] Oh, I heard that's new. I forgot that.

[46:42] Yeah, so I just ran for that over there.

[46:45] Yeah, okay, so it's...

[46:47] I found it, it's here.

[46:49] Yeah. So yeah, if you just took on a month,

[46:52] I'll be back.

[46:54] Okay, perfect. Thanks, good.

[46:57] Yeah, I want

[47:01] to do that every day so I'm not trying to write it down and keep track of it.

[47:10] Cemetery lights.

[47:21] The lights. Okay. You were, you know, have you found anything?

[47:30] Well,

[47:30] this is my suggestion.

[47:36] I suggest we get that one similar to what we've had. Because those

[47:45] others?

[47:48] I'm talking on the flag pole. Yeah, for the flag pole. Isn't that what you're okay?

[47:52] Okay, we're on the same page there, right? Okay. Okay. What's the other? Right. They are and it was

[48:00] like three something when we bought it before. But my concern is we don't really have the equipment

[48:10] want to take care of maybe the maintenance on one of those up the pole on the pole.

[48:22] And we do need to get a light right away so that we have a light on the flag because

[48:29] there hasn't been one but

[48:35] it's just, you know, what everybody feels like, but to have one

[48:39] of those that, was you talking those that would hook up to the top and then shine down.

[48:50] Yeah, it is, and that's just some problems too in my way of thinking.

[48:59] Lots of it when I see the prices, like 4,500, that's trying to find something cheaper but

[49:07] and see central electric.

[49:10] How long did that last that was down there?

[49:11] We got the yen it's, we've had that for a long time.

[49:15] So I mean, if it's, I'd say, yeah, I'd say six, seven years or more, or $400, that's what,

[49:24] a year.

[49:29] Yes, we just need to get a light on the light.

[49:34] And I just think that's easier to maintain that bigger one on the ground rather than the

[49:41] pan done. Well not everybody can know me that not every even has a bucket truck to

[49:46] can reach that we have. Right. Yeah. Like my bucket truck will reach the top of that.

[49:50] But it can reach it from the road. I have to go on the grass. Right. Yeah.

[49:55] There's all those things to consider and I just feel like it's just best to get one

[50:02] and get it done. Get it done.

[50:07] So what you've looked at, Brad? Yeah, basically the same one

[50:11] That was up there.

[50:12] Right.

[50:12] Oh.

[50:13] Okay.

[50:13] I think I just pulled up like that.

[50:15] I'm sure we picked it up.

[50:16] Second hand.

[50:17] It seems like we got it from central electric.

[50:22] That came from central electric.

[50:24] If my memory serves me correctly.

[50:30] And they came and put it in as I remember.

[50:34] Do we want the same one as up there?

[50:36] That we already have?

[50:38] The same one?

[50:39] The same model and everything.

[50:40] They're the same.

[50:41] Yeah.

[50:42] At least close.

[50:43] I don't care if it's the same law. I mean something similar.

[50:46] Just something similar. Yeah.

[50:48] The same setup.

[50:52] So to speak.

[50:54] I'm just trying to find it right.

[50:55] Okay. While you're looking.

[51:00] The highway flags after them after labor day.

[51:08] Probably need to be taken down and we need to

[51:12] get new brackets for all the polls.

[51:15] because they just keep the ones that are there keep breaking and they've been up

[51:23] there for a while too but those brackets that are there are old and

[51:31] so you

[51:33] don't like that white one yeah that seems like

[51:40] it's like web it's like it's

[51:43] kind of moving parts. Like a big base and a, I just see you do it with it. But other

[51:49] metal ones you got, I think those are okay. Yeah, but then you have to go through the

[51:54] lat rig and roll, wrapping the wire around there and everything. Well, I was thinking getting

[52:02] a better screw, not using the changing one of the things in with stuff you buy now that

[52:08] is to give it, give it a longer, nicer. Well, yeah, whatever it takes.

[52:13] or whatever we're putting out, yeah they are sturdy there's no doubt about it, rather

[52:23] than putting a strap around the pole,

[52:30] so you don't think we'd need one with

[52:31] that smaller bracket? Well I was picturing instead of a strap around the pole, it

[52:38] doesn't fit squared to anything to the angle that it's holding, getting some of

[52:44] of that sense

[52:50] and tie strap into that inch wide

[52:55] and putting it in an angle and manipulating

[53:00] so it sits square and some good screws in it as well.

[53:05] Will you do some research and find something for us?

[53:11] Like, Dr. Wanda, you don't have to do it today,

[53:13] but when you give it a second.

[53:17] That's...that is easy.

[53:21] That will be fine.

[53:22] If everybody's gone.

[53:23] If

[53:26] nobody's gone, I think a lot of turns be even bigger than...

[53:29] I bet a bunch better than noseđđđđđđđđđđđđđđđđđđđ단đđđđđđđđđ.

[53:35] That's all I've known. I've said he is with marijuana.

[53:39] Ho already went in to his lie.

[53:41] Yeah, yeah, well,

[53:52] I'm going to go back to Jim's April payroll.

[53:56] Can we just do a motion to pay Jim's April payroll for the 101.675 hours for April?

[54:05] Now, what are we doing back to Jim's pay for April?

[54:09] Oh, OK.

[54:09] Just make a motion to pay it for the 101.675 hours.

[54:16] Okay, I make a motion that we do Jim's April payroll in the amount of one on one twenty six.

[54:26] No, one on one point six, seven, five hours.

[54:28] Now

[54:32] what?

[54:33] One on one point six, seven, five hours.

[54:36] One on one, four, six, seven, five, six, seven, five, six, seven, five, six, seven, five hours.

[54:44] Okay.

[54:45] I'll second it. All those in favor?

[54:48] All right.

[54:50] All right.

[55:02] So you guys will look into the brackets and the strapping.

[55:06] I

[55:10] think I know what you're talking about.

[55:19] Okay, and then bylaws on in-house spending limits versus council approval limits.

[55:24] I brought this up because what

[55:34] are the animals that we can say, yes, and why is that

[56:20] We have to have that written up as like a policy.

[56:28] Okay, we'll quiz Cade on this for spending limits.

[56:32] What everybody be, I mean, what's everybody's thoughts, 2500 on a before you need council

[56:40] approval?

[56:42] I think that would be ample.

[56:46] You mean so I could go charge up to up to 2500 before I had to have a council approved?

[56:51] That's what we're saying.

[56:53] Like instead of, you know how we went ahead and did the AC, we would have to go through Council before we would have done it.

[57:03] Yeah.

[57:06] Yeah, and I think in the policy you write something like that because the stuff like that I think needs to just be,

[57:12] everybody needs to be aware of it, but that needs to be fixed and dealt with it.

[57:20] So on that one, let's give a Cade and let's figure out.

[57:24] table. Let's yeah we

[57:29] want to make a motion to table that till we get more info on it. Okay motion

[57:41] to table and file laws in the house spending limit till next meeting.

[57:47] I second it. All those in

[57:49] favor? Aye. Aye. Aye.

[57:59] Okay approval for minutes from regular meetings June 23rd and July 7th.

[58:22] It's okay. Is

[59:01] the contractor still having problems with the gas and the soil?

[59:07] Yes.

[59:10] He's still in contact with the state. I don't know what.

[59:17] So that's it, you've entered what I think?

[59:19] Yeah, I've pulled it out.

[59:21] I've got a role in that role that's actually being filled with my houses.

[59:27] How many of the brackets do you have of the good white or the white?

[59:31] No, that was the big box-based one that I see issues with their their mental if she

[59:42] knows the ones I got is that what aren't you talking about? Yeah, those are good. Yeah, they are good

[59:48] sturdy ones. Yeah, they are good sturdy ones. Where did you get do you know which ones he's talking?

[1:00:00] It seems like I got them to ace. If you guys want to just get a count, then we can get how many we need. Oh,

[1:00:12] or more. I thought I got more. But when I think they're fairly cheap. We can just go get another six and be set. All right. And then when you get the other six, just get a roll of that stuff. I'll check that invoice. Make sure it was a good idea.

[1:00:31] or no. I'm thinking of it. Did you get a hold of rural water, the circuitryter?

[1:00:40] I'll call you back. I'll call you again tomorrow.

[1:00:43] Let's get there checked out because I really wonder if that's where our lakes are coming from.

[1:00:46] It's one over pressure.

[1:00:47] They hit Brent up tomorrow. Do you want that service going?

[1:00:53] What's with the water?

[1:00:55] No.

[1:00:59] Oh, yes, yes, I'm with you. Yeah. Yeah. Talk to him about it. And then let's get them checked out. And if we, if we're going to put a new one in, that's what we've got to do, but I think so.

[1:01:15] Okay. What was the rural water thing? What was the rural water?

[1:01:20] getting their circuit rider to come out and check the pressure radiation. Oh yeah, okay. We have

[1:01:25] reason to believe we have PRB issues.

[1:01:33] Thank you. Well come back. Thank you Jim. Thanks.

[1:01:41] I like

[1:01:41] emotional to accept the minutes from July 23rd to July 7th. I'll second that.

[1:01:48] Do you want where we will set up? June 23rd and July 7th. June 23rd, excuse me.

[1:01:52] Are you guys gonna say-

[1:01:53] I'm gonna say-

[1:01:53] I heard in July 7th.

[1:01:54] I'll reset it now.

[1:01:56] All those in favor.

[1:01:58] All right.

[1:02:00] Hi.

[1:02:05] Approval of payment of bills from in-boycer register.

[1:02:08] Okay.

[1:02:08] Just a minute.

[1:02:09] I've got one more thing if you want to know-

[1:02:13] On the bills are on something else.

[1:02:14] On-

[1:02:15] I was just gonna tell you what we did on fire on the other day.

[1:02:17] You had a rest.

[1:02:18] Wait.

[1:02:19] Wait.

[1:02:20] We'll do that in Breese.

[1:02:22] Yeah.

[1:02:22] We'll do that in Breese.

[1:02:23] Okay.

[1:02:24] I want to get to see, we'll do that.

[1:02:25] Alright, I'll

[1:02:29] make a motion to pay the bills. I second that motion. All those in favor. Hi. Hi. Hi

[1:02:42] Okay, Nick you got anything fire trucks are all home

[1:02:46] New brush trucks been ordered. I would like to reserve

[1:02:52] Yeah, the new brush trucks man. You're buying one. Didn't you know we've all I can't I can't

[1:03:07] I would like to see if I could reserve the building in case of bad weather on September

[1:03:13] 14th.

[1:03:13] We're hosting the fire district dinner up to the policy but in case we have a bad weather

[1:03:19] I would love to have this for a second but it's all possible.

[1:03:24] She's right in the down.

[1:03:27] Let's just once a year the fire district does elections in a bar with you, that's our once a year elections and more with you.

[1:03:36] September 14th.

[1:03:37] Yeah, I'd just be for a few hours and a few minutes.

[1:03:43] Pass that.

[1:03:45] I think I'm in way good shape.

[1:03:49] Something super interesting.

[1:03:57] Okay, now you're up, you've won.

[1:03:58] Now it's your turn.

[1:04:00] Okay,

[1:04:03] so we with some monetary donations that we had, probably half a dozen, was a thousand

[1:04:15] and 50 from the games and that we took in 1179 and the square account was 276629 credited.

[1:04:34] So that came to $4,949.95.29. And our expenses were $12,914 because we didn't have fireworks.

[1:04:52] So we kind of did $3,700, $3,705, 15.

[1:05:00] that the square was mostly auction, I'm sure. I don't think too much of it was you know just buy

[1:05:14] a ticket for the kids to play but there may have been a credit card do you stare but I'm not sure.

[1:05:21] So anyway,

[1:05:24] that came out pretty good.

[1:05:35] We did talk about that at the auction that day of maybe the proceeds posting and telling

[1:05:42] people like that it's going to go towards say a park project and other times have had

[1:05:50] good luck with that people have been a little more willing to donate if they know that this

[1:05:54] is what it's going to.

[1:05:56] do. So I think we should pick some sort of a project and let's start trying to save some

[1:06:02] funds to do something and put that money towards a project so that it's just not going.

[1:06:10] So people feel like they're donating to a cause, not just to town.

[1:06:14] Yeah, that's true. Good idea.

[1:06:17] Rather it be a new pavilion. I mean, maybe we may we try and do a pavilion.

[1:06:22] Well, you know, and I know we've kind of advertised in the future, her in the past, I

[1:06:31] should say, that this goes towards spark improvements.

[1:06:34] Yeah.

[1:06:37] So we might even mention that in the newsletter as that.

[1:06:42] Yes, generally.

[1:06:43] Yeah, and we could put it in the newsletter that that's the 24th, all proceeds from the 24th

[1:06:48] will go towards saying a pavilion, say, yeah, or I don't want to say

[1:06:54] playground equipment, because I think eventually we'll get a

[1:06:56] grant. Just parking improvements. Just parking improvements. Yeah, just

[1:07:00] do something. And then show that to be. And then we need to get on a

[1:07:05] and show that we actually are working towards that type of a

[1:07:09] deal. Yeah, it needs to be in the budget that way, I guess.

[1:07:27] How many

[1:07:27] Volunteers do we have an entire country? I don't know a bunch

[1:07:35] 20 and we'll be under

[1:07:38] bunch is a figure okay, I just was curious

[1:07:44] No, well, there's like here look

[1:07:49] Yeah, Brad you got anything

[1:07:53] I

[1:07:56] wouldn't get some luck doing it in the shed for the cemetery, I would love a shed.

[1:08:04] I would love a shed for the cemetery.

[1:08:06] I stopped the old hidden shed there and he from they didn't have a pamphlet.

[1:08:10] I looked on their website depending on the size.

[1:08:12] What does he mean?

[1:08:14] Oh yeah.

[1:08:15] I like to paint my child on the sand, like $3800 plus tax, like $4,000, you want to make

[1:08:22] like $12,000, but then like your mother's painting would be what it says, like $120 bucks

[1:08:28] upon her.

[1:08:29] So I don't know what about it.

[1:08:31] Do we want a metal one for a wood?

[1:08:33] I was just going to say no, context boxes are ugly and everything, but what about one of

[1:08:36] them?

[1:08:37] And put some vents in it.

[1:08:39] Because I looked at one of them from myself a while ago, and they were ran in the where

[1:08:43] or between two to five grand.

[1:08:47] The nice thing with them is that really hard to break into.

[1:08:50] Yeah, rolling and all that kind of stuff.

[1:08:52] Yeah.

[1:08:52] But I was in place, I checked in.

[1:08:54] We don't have them.

[1:08:57] So I didn't know what your guys thoughts were on that.

[1:08:59] I was just an idea.

[1:09:01] I am definitely not opposed.

[1:09:04] Well, I'm not either.

[1:09:05] Do we want to do what a metal one would be cheaper?

[1:09:09] Like that one?

[1:09:10] Like not necessarily that one.

[1:09:12] That's only 10 by 10.

[1:09:13] If you're going to do metal, I think you just do a connect bomb, yeah.

[1:09:17] The con-ex ones.

[1:09:18] Mm-hmm.

[1:09:20] Yeah, like a shipping container.

[1:09:22] Would metal be better or?

[1:09:24] If that is metal.

[1:09:25] Oh, is it?

[1:09:26] Yeah, it's a solid shipping.

[1:09:28] It's solid.

[1:09:30] We'd have to prevent it because I get hot if you don't.

[1:09:32] Yeah.

[1:09:33] But I don't know, that was just an idea.

[1:09:36] I like that idea.

[1:09:38] The prison was doing the chins.

[1:09:40] Pretty easy.

[1:09:42] Through the United, you'd have to check there.

[1:09:45] We should check there.

[1:09:46] I can't.

[1:09:47] I have an idea.

[1:09:48] I can't have an in there.

[1:09:50] Because Cody's.

[1:09:50] Check with that and see what they would build in the town.

[1:09:53] I can see them too.

[1:09:54] There he is.

[1:09:55] Oh, look at that.

[1:09:58] Yeah.

[1:09:59] What size do you think you'd have to have for, say,

[1:10:02] mowers, trimmers?

[1:10:05] I mean, if you leave one mower down there,

[1:10:12] maybe 8 by 10 or so.

[1:10:14] 10 by 10, like this one I just showed you,

[1:10:16] would that be big enough? Too big?

[1:10:19] Plus.

[1:10:19] Too big enough.

[1:10:20] I wouldn't be as smaller as 12.

[1:10:23] I was 5 or something big.

[1:10:25] Yeah, I would go around it.

[1:10:27] I was 12 by 12, 12 by 15.

[1:10:29] I'm sorry, just looking into a 12 by 12,

[1:10:32] just to roll up more.

[1:10:33] I mean, not a fancy door.

[1:10:35] No, yeah.

[1:10:36] 12 by 12.

[1:10:37] Something.

[1:10:38] A door that's big enough to get with you.

[1:10:40] We wouldn't want it to put any equipment in there, like the tractor.

[1:10:46] I think you leave the tractor up here.

[1:10:50] I'm just bringing it up.

[1:10:54] I mean, I just move over like the lawnmowers, poses, brake shovels.

[1:10:59] Well, that's what I felt that I just thought I'd bring it up.

[1:11:03] So yeah, I'll call.

[1:11:04] I'll talk to him and see what he can do for a town.

[1:11:09] Now that's a good idea.

[1:11:11] I just want to order in like one or two bands, so I mean no lights, we don't need to put all that down.

[1:11:16] No, lockable to make sure that we can lock the door.

[1:11:20] Okay.

[1:11:23] Yeah, a good deal.

[1:11:25] And then I found the light and I was just looking at it, it was 500.

[1:11:30] That was for a 20 watt, and then a 10 watt was 329 or something.

[1:11:37] What's the wattage on the one down there?

[1:11:38] I think that's a 20.

[1:11:43] Then you better at least go up to 20 because even that wasn't super bright.

[1:11:47] The 20 watt was $449.99 and this is through

[1:11:53] LED light solutions.

[1:11:55] And that's kind of the ballpark where I always

[1:11:58] kept flying to them and it wasn't that price.

[1:12:01] Let's call central and see what they can do.

[1:12:03] Okay. Other

[1:12:07] than that?

[1:12:11] Yeah. Kim, what have you got?

[1:12:15] We paid for the road work that we had down to Christensen already.

[1:12:20] We have a check now. Okay.

[1:12:23] Do you want to do the other half this year?

[1:12:26] What do you think? Or do we have the money?

[1:12:29] I don't know.

[1:12:35] They will honor that price.

[1:12:41] Yep, so they would do the other part of town for that exact price is what he told me.

[1:12:47] Okay. I think we have, I think we ought to get it down, but are there some places we need to fix first?

[1:12:55] We need to grind a couple spots.

[1:12:59] Okay. I'm sure someone's going to come along that's going to lend me a grinder.

[1:13:02] I'm sure of it, but I haven't found that person yet.

[1:13:12] Anyway, if we're going to get it done this year, we need to start planning for it.

[1:13:18] Doesn't Wheeler's your cap red?

[1:13:20] Grindr has a long skill.

[1:13:22] I'm sure they didn't rent it to us, but...

[1:13:25] I mean, that's not going on.

[1:13:27] Oh yeah, no, we're not doing the road this year.

[1:13:31] Do they have a Grindr?

[1:13:34] I will ask.

[1:13:35] I kind of don't think so, but I will ask.

[1:13:37] Okay. This says 233 for 420 locks. What?

[1:13:45] 420 locks.

[1:13:52] I just got a question on this June filing in 27 for elections.

[1:14:00] Oh, okay. Do you know what positions have to be?

[1:14:03] Who's positions are up next it be up for election and as a Kim I think mine so

[1:14:11] sort of be you too then

[1:14:24] You've helped me out to go last so thank you

[1:14:32] Yeah, I was as curious what position

[1:14:34] I think that would be right. I think it would be you to because Brad just got in.

[1:14:41] The bond was just in with you, right?

[1:14:43] I guess.

[1:14:46] And the Nick was voted in with you guys, but that's because that was the vacancy.

[1:14:51] All of them are four years, but his was filling a vacancy.

[1:14:55] That's why they distribute you.

[1:14:56] Yeah, all right. So now once once this like

[1:15:00] It happens. It'll go back to a four year. Yep. Okay. Yep. Yeah. Right. That's all I got.

[1:15:16] Oh, okay. I. The irrigation assessments for the subdivision. What are we going to do about them? The last they were done was in 2018. Let's send them out this year. We keep saying that we've yet to send them out. So let's get them sent out.

[1:15:38] You don't want to retract do you 2018 to 2020 you can't I know you can't but I'm just asking

[1:15:46] Yeah, you can I'm just bringing it up

[1:15:49] So we've always done that you know November yeah, we talked about it was gonna do it

[1:15:54] And then they didn't get sent out and they just didn't get done

[1:15:57] So send them out for this year, and then let's just make sure that I think we discussed is almost dollar for dollar

[1:16:03] We just want to recall. Yeah. Yeah, what we decided. I swear we talked about this. Yeah, we did great death. Yep

[1:16:15] I think it's dollar for dollar. You just don't know about any guys

[1:16:21] Let it on the

[1:16:28] Just you can just oh when the town flag looks kind of rough

[1:16:34] Not that we

[1:16:37] And is that something we want to fly all the time down to cemetery or just a certain

[1:16:43] time?

[1:16:43] Somebody's hungry.

[1:16:44] No, the problem.

[1:16:45] That's how they land.

[1:16:47] Got some of self hunting.

[1:16:49] I mean, that's why I mean, I've mended it till it's.

[1:16:52] Yeah.

[1:16:53] No.

[1:16:58] We have a lead by the store, as you've all seen, Kurt

[1:17:04] and Scott come out and have the other

[1:17:06] night tell 11.

[1:17:07] So if you see them too, tell them, thank you very much.

[1:17:11] Curt, what?

[1:17:12] Curt and Scott were both out helping me reroute the water around the gas pumps so it wasn't

[1:17:17] running into the storage pad that they wanted to pour this week so if you see them guys

[1:17:23] telling thank you and

[1:17:29] their blue steak will be good in the morning so I think they will

[1:17:31] have that fixed first thing in the morning and

[1:17:37] then hopefully we find out if our pressure

[1:17:41] stations are causing us to problem.

[1:17:49] Well, the way they were dragging dirt back and forth

[1:17:56] the day before that was not very good.

[1:18:04] I mean, to me, they were being kind of rough.

[1:18:07] Whoever was doing it, I don't know who was doing it.

[1:18:10] Well, yeah, but dragged.

[1:18:11] But I watched him while I was getting the mail,

[1:18:13] and I thought.

[1:18:15] The stuff they were doing on top of the surface

[1:18:17] us really shouldn't have affected that line.

[1:18:20] Jim said when they do get up tomorrow, they can kind of tell if it's from old age or from

[1:18:26] there right and over it.

[1:18:27] Yeah.

[1:18:29] Hopefully they'll figure that out tomorrow.

[1:18:31] Yeah.

[1:18:32] Hopefully.

[1:18:37] So,

[1:18:39] if they're leaving the meter in the same place, aren't they?

[1:18:44] Oh yeah.

[1:18:45] Okay.

[1:18:47] Yeah.

[1:18:48] It's a waste from the meter.

[1:18:49] It shouldn't affect the meter at all.

[1:18:50] And

[1:18:56] you're not sure what the state is? I don't he didn't he didn't have answers on what

[1:19:05] Yeah, he didn't answer yet his goal is to have the store open by the end of the month

[1:19:10] He is hopeful

[1:19:13] So you didn't have a new septic tank by then because he has to have one

[1:19:17] other successful

[1:19:19] One I've understood what you put around the pumps

[1:19:26] Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's time to figure out what they're forming. Yeah, no, that's just that's just to keep people out.

[1:19:33] Okay, that makes sense.

[1:19:37] Yeah, he took me in the store. It's going to be very nice.

[1:19:42] Yeah.

[1:19:43] Too bad he could get a little bit sooner. Yeah.

[1:19:48] Other than that, I think that's all I can tell.

[1:19:50] Yeah, it's going to be nice.

[1:19:55] The end of August.

[1:19:57] That was the end of August. That was his hope.

[1:20:00] So because I heard that that was holding them up, that may be the state wouldn't give

[1:20:07] them permission, but that was, you know, not just been the other day, so I don't know.

[1:20:20] Anything else?

[1:20:24] Not me.

[1:20:32] I can't.

[1:20:35] Anything?

[1:20:36] Motion report one.

[1:20:39] Motion of the.

[1:20:40] Motion of the.

[1:20:40] Oh, I make a motion that way during this meeting.

[1:20:43] I second it all those in favor. All right. Hi. Hi. Hi.

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