[0:10] I open it. I'm in.

[0:13] Is your account working?

[0:22] Oh, this is roundtable. I've been to so many of them

[0:26] things.

[0:34] I'm having a more beautiful local.

[0:47] I'm coming. 18

[0:51] Just need to put that size. The big one.

[1:21] All right. We'll call the meeting to order.

[1:23] Okay.

[1:48] All right, that's for approval of the March minutes and the March 12th work

[1:52] session. I make it a motion to approve the March meeting minutes and the

[1:58] minutes for the March work session. I'll second.

[2:02] Any questions? No. All in favor, say aye. Aye.

[2:06] I'll ask for approval of the March Treasurer's report. Make a motion to

[2:09] approve the March Treasurer's report. I second.

[2:13] Questions? No. All in favor, say aye. Aye.

[2:17] Police Department. Um

[2:21] so a little while ago Shane sent an email out about three unpaid

[2:27] tickets before 2016. After we resolved that, I'm just curious

[2:33] uh where we're at with that. And the reason we haven't

[2:36] uh issued any more is uh still curious to see how those unpaid are going to

[2:40] fare, but just to let you know we can help with that in any way if need be

[2:44] with that.

[2:47] Patrol hours were down, at least for me. Shane's been pulling quite a bit of the

[2:50] weight um due to the schedule change that I had at New Castle, Copperhill.

[2:54] So, we went to a five and two versus the four on four off that I had previously.

[3:01] Hopefully uh things can change with that um in the near future. I'm just not

[3:05] having a lot of time at home, so um obviously trying to get over here as

[3:08] much as I can. There is a great possibility that uh we

[3:12] could have uh possibly two, maybe more

[3:16] experienced officers from another agency here in within the state of Indiana,

[3:20] obviously. Um however, it's in the early stages of that, so we will keep you guys

[3:25] informed on how that uh plays out on the very, very beginning stages. We don't

[3:28] really have an open uh hiring process right now just due to

[3:32] some budget constraints, which leads into the last point. Um since I reached

[3:36] out to Scott uh just to double-check that we could approach companies that

[3:40] would help us to apply for grants and help our funding.

[3:43] Um Scott said that that was discussed in the meeting, that was decided. So, we're

[3:46] going to go ahead and move forward with that. Also reassuring the public and the

[3:49] town board too that we will not be paying anything to those said companies.

[3:53] The only time that they will collect a fee

[3:56] is when their services actually get us the grant.

[3:59] So, we will put that into the agreement, which most of the companies are pretty

[4:03] good with that, that they don't get paid unless we actually get the grant.

[4:07] So, that's about where we're at with most of

[4:09] the position. I think Shane's been helping out with various things

[4:14] um here at the building, so wanted to thank him for that.

[4:18] Still need to check with him, too, about the lights in the gym.

[4:23] He's on the meeting. I'm still on the meeting.

[4:30] Can you hear me? Yeah, go ahead.

[4:33] Uh the last time we tried to rent, there was a

[4:37] problem with payment. So, if we're if we can get that payment piece figured out,

[4:42] we can get that scheduled.

[4:46] Hey, I'll leave that up to you and Leah to work out.

[4:52] All right, anything else from you? Looks like we're going to be skipping it

[4:55] with the fire. How about park? Nothing right now. We have a meeting

[4:59] next Tuesday. Next, okay. Yep, with 4K.

[5:06] Any word on the slide going in?

[5:12] We had to move it. I didn't know if you knew about it. We had to down in a

[5:15] different room. I haven't heard anything either. Kelsey

[5:18] said she contacted them, but I plan on going to their meeting next the last

[5:23] Saturday of the month and ask regarding that.

[5:28] And then ask about the things in the hall being lifted above the stairs and

[5:33] into the museum. Oh, got you.

[5:41] All right, anything on the community center?

[5:43] Um I don't really have too much other than

[5:47] um we need to order the ceiling tiles that are the longer ones.

[5:54] Did you not get some of those? No, I didn't get square ones.

[5:59] So those go in the cafeteria, is that right? Yeah.

[6:03] Also, there are some lights out in some of the rooms.

[6:06] I know we've got light bulbs, we just need somebody

[6:10] who's willing to climb in and put them in.

[6:13] Are classrooms? Mhm. That's something that he can do.

[6:17] Um I don't know if he's going to do it or not.

[6:19] Okay.

[6:24] We have both of those already.

[6:30] Anything else? No.

[6:33] Well, I was going to help out with that if I was in town. Pardon? If I was in

[6:36] town, I would have been able to help out with that. Do we have a ladder and

[6:38] stuff? Yeah, the ladders are in the Ladders are in the same closet the

[6:41] lights are. You might be able to

[6:44] Yeah, it's across from the boiler room.

[6:54] Okay, the wood shed lot on Main Street. Um

[7:01] Darlene said she spoke with Brian Sample about obtaining an appraisal. She's just

[7:05] waiting to hear back from him on a quote what he would charge to do it. We have

[7:09] to get at least one if we're going to sell it. If not, then

[7:14] my recommendation is we keep it and we make it parking since there is no

[7:18] parking in the town. So we have someplace for people to pull in.

[7:24] So hopefully we'll hear something back in

[7:29] by next meeting.

[7:33] Road repairs on Main Street and the drainage.

[7:38] Is that um downtown? >> That's strange, yep.

[7:41] I spoke I with him last Thursday. Um and spoke with him about it and he said

[7:47] that told me he was going to get with you that day.

[7:51] Yeah, the email was today. So, um I don't have anything further on

[7:56] that. And what about that for sales?

[8:00] Um he said he thought that was going to be an easy fix.

[8:03] And then he started looking and I said, "Is this where the drain comes

[8:08] out?" because it looks like that pipe is crushed. The end of that pipe and it's

[8:12] forcing the water over the sidewalk versus down the side.

[8:16] So, he said he was going to talk to you about it. Okay. He's getting a call

[8:20] tomorrow.

[8:23] Just so everybody knows, that's um Trent is the guy that is with Snetigar

[8:27] Construction that we're having him give us prices on and they did the work on

[8:31] some other drainage that we had problems here in town.

[8:37] Wait, you had to put that right there on top.

[8:42] All right, resolution 2026-1 FEMA mitigation plan.

[8:49] Is this one being adopted tonight, correct? Yes.

[8:54] Wow.

[8:57] Okay. So, for the sake of reading and

[9:00] introducing ordinance number 2026-1, I move that ordinance number 2026-1 be

[9:06] submitted for Uh

[9:10] this is not for the first reading, this is the second reading.

[9:14] I second.

[9:17] All right. Resolution number 2026-1,

[9:22] resolution of Town Science Hill adopting the Monroe County Mitigation Plan.

[9:26] Whereas the Town of Science Hill recognizes the threat that natural

[9:28] hazards pose to people and property within the Town of Science Hill and

[9:31] whereas the Town of Science Hill has adopted a multi-hazard mitigation plan

[9:34] hereby known as the Monroe County Mitigation

[9:37] Plan in accordance with federal laws including the Robert T. Stafford

[9:40] Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act as amended, the National Flood

[9:44] Insurance Act of 1968 as amended, and the National Dam Safety Program Act as

[9:48] amended. And whereas the Monroe County Mitigation Plan identifies mitigation

[9:52] goals and actions to reduce or eliminate long-term risk to people and property in

[9:56] the town of Stinesville from the impacts of future hazards and disasters. And

[10:00] whereas adoption by the town of Stinesville demonstrates its commitment

[10:04] to hazard mitigation and achieving the goals outlined in the Monroe County

[10:07] Mitigation Plan. Now, therefore, be it resolved by the

[10:11] town of Stinesville in that Section 1 in accordance with IC 36-3-4-8,

[10:16] the town of Stinesville adopts the Monroe County Mitigation Plan while

[10:19] contents related to the town of Stinesville may require revisions to

[10:22] meet the plan approval requirements. Changes occurring after adoption will

[10:26] not require the town of Stinesville to re-adopt any further ear-

[10:31] iterations of the plan. That's a new one. Subsequent plan updates following

[10:36] the approval period for this plan will require separate adoption resolutions.

[10:44] I move that ordinance number 2026-1 be adopted.

[10:49] Second. All in favor? Aye.

[10:54] And no. One down.

[10:59] That was a short one. Yeah.

[11:07] All right, guys. I hate doing these things.

[11:11] All right, 2026-3, Establishing an Unsafe Building Law

[11:16] Ordinance. Is this uh an adoption for tonight, too?

[11:21] All right, I move that ordinance number 2026-3

[11:26] be adopted on the same day of which it is introduced. Well, this is actually

[11:30] the second reading.

[11:33] Second.

[11:35] And in accordance with the town of Stilesville, Monroe County, Indiana,

[11:37] adopting the provisions of Indiana Code 36-7-9, titled Unsafe Building Law,

[11:42] whereas the town of Stilesville the town council of Stilesville, Monroe

[11:45] County, Indiana, is committed to protect and promote the physical and mental

[11:48] health and social well-being of the citizens

[11:51] and to prevent and control the incidents of light and communicable diseases, to

[11:55] reduce environmental hazards to the health and safety, and to regulate

[11:58] privately and publicly owned buildings for the purpose of maintaining adequate

[12:02] sanitation and public health by establishing

[12:05] legislation which provides for the administration and enforcement of

[12:08] minimum standards for safety from fire and accidents, and

[12:12] use, location, and amount of space for human occupancy, and the determination

[12:16] of owners, operators, and occupants of buildings. And whereas the town council

[12:21] of Stilesville being the legislative body of the town may adopt Indiana Code

[12:24] 36-7-9, titled Unsafe Building Law, by ordinance.

[12:28] And whereas the ordinance must specify the executive department of the unit

[12:32] responsible for the administration of Indiana Code 36-7-9 or establish such a

[12:36] department. And whereas the ordinance must also

[12:39] incorporate by reference the definition of substantial property interest. Now,

[12:43] there Now, therefore, be it ordained by the

[12:47] town council of Stilesville, Monroe County, Indiana, that the following

[12:49] ordinance is hereby adopted. Section 1, adoption of the Indiana Unsafe Building

[12:54] Law and the provisions of Indiana Code 36-7-9 as it reads currently and as may

[12:59] be amended from time to time, there is hereby established the town of

[13:03] Stilesville Unsafe Building Law, Indiana Code 36-7-9-1 through Indiana Code

[13:07] 36-7-9-29 are hereby adopted by

[13:12] reference as the town of Stilesville Unsafe Building Law in all proceedings

[13:16] within the town for the inspection, repair, and removal of unsafe buildings

[13:20] shall be governed by this law and the provisions of this subchapter. In the

[13:24] event the provisions of this subchapter conflict with the provisions of 36-7-9-1

[13:28] through Indiana Code 36-7-9-29, then the provisions of the state statute

[13:32] shall control. Administration, the town marshal of the

[13:35] town of Stilesville or its designated representative, who shall be hereinafter

[13:39] referred to as the inspector, is authorized to administer this ordinance

[13:42] in accordance with provisions and procedures set forth in the Indiana

[13:46] Unsafe Building Law, shall be the town's enforcement

[13:49] authority and shall proceed under the provisions of this ordinance to order

[13:52] the repair or removal of any buildings found to be unsafe as specified herein.

[14:03] Uh section three, definition. The terms unsafe building and unsafe premises

[14:07] shall have the definition set forth in Indiana Code 36-7-9-4

[14:11] and are hereby supplemented to include without limitation any building or

[14:15] structure that has any or all of the following conditions or defects provided

[14:20] that such conditions or defects exist to the extent that life, health, property,

[14:24] or safety of the public or its occupants are endangered. One, whenever any door,

[14:29] aisle, passageway, or any means of exit is not of a sufficient width or size or

[14:33] is not so arranged as to provide a safe and adequate means of exit in case of

[14:38] fire or panic. Whenever the walking surface of any

[14:42] aisle, passageway, stairway, or any other means of exit is so warped, worn,

[14:46] loose, torn, or otherwise unsafe as to not provide safe and adequate means of

[14:50] exit in case of fire or panic. Whenever the stress in any materials,

[14:55] members, or portions thereof due to all dead and live loads is more than one and

[15:00] one half times the working stress or stresses allowed for new buildings of

[15:04] similar structures, purpose, or location.

[15:07] Whenever any portion thereof has been damaged by fire, earthquake, wind,

[15:11] flood, or by any other cause to such an extent that the structural strength or

[15:15] stability therefore is materially less than it was before such catastroph-

[15:21] catastroph- Oh my goodness, catastrophe and is less than the minimum

[15:25] requirements for new buildings similar structure purpose or location.

[15:30] Whenever any portion member or appurtenance thereof is likely to fail

[15:35] to become detached or dislodged or to collapse and therefore injure persons or

[15:40] damage property. Whenever any portion of a building or any member appurtenance or

[15:46] ornamentation on the exterior thereof is not of sufficient strength or stability

[15:51] or is not so anchored, attached, or fastened in place so that they're

[15:55] capable of resisting a wind pressure of 1/2 of that specified for new buildings

[15:59] of similar structures, purpose, or location without exceeding the working

[16:03] stresses permitted for such buildings. Whenever any portion thereof has racked,

[16:09] warped, buckled, or settled to such an extent that the walls or other

[16:12] structural portions have materially less resistance to wind or earthquake than is

[16:16] required in the case of similar new structure construction.

[16:20] Whenever the building or structure or any portion thereof because of

[16:23] dilapidation, deterioration, or decay, faulty construction, the removal,

[16:28] movement, or instability of any portion of the ground necessary for the purpose

[16:32] of supporting such buildings. The deterioration, decay, or inadequacy

[16:37] of its foundation or any other cause is likely to partially or completely

[16:41] collapse. Whenever for any reason the building or

[16:43] structure or any portion thereof is manifestly unsafe for the purpose for

[16:48] which it is being used and whenever the exterior walls or other vertical

[16:52] structure members lifts, leans, or buckles to such an extent that the plumb

[16:56] line passing through the center of gravity does not fall inside the middle

[17:00] of 1/3 of the base.

[17:05] When Whenever the building or structure is

[17:09] exclusive of the foundation shows 33% or more damage or deterioration of its

[17:14] supporting member or members or 50% damage or deterioration of its

[17:19] non-supporting members enclosing or outside walls or coverings.

[17:23] Whenever the building or structure has been so damaged by fire, wind,

[17:26] earthquake, or flood or has become a dilapidated or deteriorated so as such

[17:31] to become an attractive nuisance to children or freely accessible to persons

[17:36] for the purpose of committing unlawful acts.

[17:38] Whenever any building or structure has been constructed, exists, or is

[17:43] maintained in violation of any specific requirement or prohibition prohibition

[17:48] applicable to such buildings or structure provided by the building

[17:52] regulations of this town. Or of any law or ordinance of the state

[17:57] or town relating to the condition, location, or structure of buildings.

[18:01] Whenever any building or structure which, whether or not erected in

[18:05] accordance with all applicable laws or ordinances, has any non-supporting

[18:09] parts, members, or portion less than 50% or in any supporting part, member, or

[18:14] portion less than 66% of the strength, fire resisting qualities, or weather

[18:19] characteristics, or weather resisting qualities or characteristics required by

[18:22] law in the case of a newly constructed building of like era, height, and

[18:26] occupancy in same location. Whenever building or structure used or

[18:31] intended to be used for dwelling purposes because of inadequate

[18:34] maintenance, dilapidation, decay, damage, faulty construction, or

[18:39] arrangement, inadequate light, air, or sanitation facilities, or otherwise is

[18:43] determined to be unsanitary and fit for human habitation or in such a condition

[18:47] that is likely to cause sickness or disease.

[18:51] Whenever any building or structure, because of obsolescence,

[18:57] I'm not sure. Dilapidated conditions, deterioration, damage, inadequate

[19:01] exists, or lack of sufficient fire resisting construction is determined to

[19:05] be a fire hazard. And when any portion of the building or

[19:08] structure remains on a site after the demolition or destruction of the

[19:12] building or structure or whenever any building or structure is

[19:16] abandoned for a period in excess of 6 months so as to constitute such building

[19:21] or portion thereof attractive nuisance or hazard to the

[19:24] public. Substantially property interest the definition of substantial property

[19:29] interest found in IC 36-7-9-2 as may be amended and is hereby

[19:34] incorporated by reference here in as if copied in full.

[19:39] Hearing authority the town council shall serve as the hearing authority and safe

[19:43] building fund and then safe building fund is hereby established in operating

[19:46] budget of the town in Zionsville in accordance with Indiana code 36-7-9-14.

[19:51] Declaration of public nuisance unsafe buildings and unsafe premises are hereby

[19:55] declared to be public nuisance and are therefore also subject to enforcement

[19:59] abatement fines and penalties. Penalties any person violating any

[20:04] provision of this chapter shall be subject to a fine being the first

[20:07] violation fine shall be $500 with the next violation of $1,000 and then all

[20:11] violations after being $2,500. The assessment of a monetary penalty shall

[20:17] in no way limit the operation of the penalties provided elsewhere in this

[20:21] ordinance. Any person violating the provisions of this ordinance commits a

[20:24] class C infraction for each day such violation continues. This ordinance

[20:29] shall be in full force and effective upon passage of the town council of

[20:32] Zionsville and publication thereof according to law passed and adopted by

[20:36] the town council of Zionsville Zionsville, Indiana this 7th day of

[20:39] April 2026.

[20:44] 3

[20:47] So, I move that ordinance number 2026-03 be adopted.

[20:52] Second.

[21:15] » All right, ordinance number 2026-5, the dog ordinance.

[21:24] This one is for today, too, right? All right, you don't think you read it last

[21:27] meeting? Yeah.

[21:30] All right, I move that ordinance number 2026-5

[21:37] be adopted the same day as which it is for the second reading. Sorry, I keep

[21:41] saying for the way it's in the second. An ordinance to amend ordinance 2012-7

[21:47] establish regulations concerning the confinement of dogs within the town

[21:50] limits. Be it ordained and adopted by the town council of Santa Ana Indiana as

[21:54] follows. Ordinance 2012-7 is hereby amended to read as follows. Section 1,

[21:58] all dogs must be kept on their owner's property. If taken off the owner's

[22:01] property, all dogs must be on a leash or under supervision. No owner or keeper of

[22:06] any dog shall permit the dog to run at large upon any street, alley, or public

[22:09] place within the town. All owners of dogs must be able to provide proof of

[22:13] vaccinations. Section 2, female dogs while in heat

[22:16] must be confined in an enclosed area. Section 3, dogs running loose will be

[22:20] subject to being picked up by the Monroe County Animal Control or any other law

[22:24] enforcement officer including Santa Ana Police Department. Dogs owner will be

[22:27] responsible paying all fines imposed by the ordinance to the town or any animal

[22:31] shelter fees before the animal is released from the shelter.

[22:35] Section 4, every person keeping an animal in town shall see that such

[22:38] animal is one, is kept in a clean, sanitary, and healthy manner and is not

[22:42] confined as to be forced to stand, sit, or lie in its own excrement.

[22:46] Persons responsible for animals shall regularly and as often as necessary to

[22:51] prevent odor or health and sanitation problems to maintain all animal areas or

[22:56] areas of animal contact. Two, has food that is appropriate for

[23:00] the species in adequate amounts to maintain good health, fresh potable

[23:04] drinking water where appropriate, shelter and ventilation including

[23:08] quarters that are protected from excessive heat and cold and are

[23:11] sufficient size to permit the animal to move about freely. Any person who

[23:15] harbors, feeds, cares, houses, etc. a dog for 3 days shall be presumed to be

[23:19] the owner and shall comply with this ordinance.

[23:22] Section 5, any person who violates any provisions of this ordinance shall be

[23:25] fined $50 for each violation and separate offense shall be deemed

[23:28] committed upon each day during which a violation occurs or continues.

[23:34] Section 6, shall any law enforcement officer or any other person having

[23:38] authority to impound animals who has probable cause to believe there has been

[23:41] a violation of this ordinance or IC 15-21-4,

[23:46] dog bite liability criminal offense, may take custody of the animal involved

[23:51] and transport it to the nearest shelter. Section 7, it shall be unlawful for any

[23:56] person to own, keep or harbor any dog which is by loud and frequent barking,

[24:00] howling or yelling shall cause annoyance or disturbance of any to the citizens of

[24:04] the town. Section 8, no dog shall be allowed in

[24:07] the playground area of the Scienceville Community Center at any time. Section 9,

[24:11] no dog shall be allowed at Let me have a hard one to do. At the

[24:15] park at any time. This ordinance was passed and adopted by

[24:20] the Scienceville Town Council this What is today? 7th

[24:23] 7th day of April, 2026.

[24:44] And do you care if we just go ahead and do these and get them out of the way and

[24:47] then go back to the mowing of the grass? Remove them.

[24:50] » While we're doing much to

[24:54] And you can hear me? Oh, that is what?

[24:58] » Did somebody send that in an email? >> it.

[25:00] Oh. I'll second it. I'll second it.

[25:04] And then we're moving the mowing bid down so we can get these others done.

[25:07] I'll just try to give you a break.

[25:11] All right. So, ordinance 2026-7

[25:15] handicap parking on Main Street. An ordinance ordinance 2012-9 handicap

[25:21] parking on West Main Street. Be it ordained and adopted by the town council

[25:24] of Cynthiana as follows. Ordinance 2012-9 is hereby amended to read as

[25:28] follows. Section two. Appropriate signs shall be erected and the street shall be

[25:32] marked for handicap parking. Section three. Any vehicle found parked in the

[25:35] designated space shall be in violation found in violation and shall be fined a

[25:39] sum of $50. This ordinance was passed and adopted by the town board of

[25:42] Cynthiana, Mercer County, Indiana the 7th day of April 2026.

[25:48] That was passed. And just so everybody knows, that's

[25:52] there by the store.

[25:55] We've had complaints people aren't able to get in.

[26:02] I'll second it.

[26:14] All right. Ordinance 2026-8 noise control ordinance.

[26:21] An ordinance to establish a noise control policy for the town of

[26:24] Cynthiana. Ordinance 2012-10 is hereby amended to read as follows. Be it

[26:28] ordained and adopted by the town of Cynthiana, Indiana as follows. Section

[26:32] one. It is declared that public policy of the town to prohibit unreasonable,

[26:36] unusual, unnecessary, excessive, and offensive noises which are prolonged in

[26:40] their time, place, and use and which are a detriment to the public health,

[26:44] comfort, convenience, safety, welfare, and prosperity of the residents of the

[26:48] town. Section two. For the purpose of this ordinance, unreasonable noise shall

[26:52] mean sound that is of a volume, frequency, or pattern that disrupts,

[26:56] injures, or endangers the health, safety, or comfort of a reasonable

[26:59] person of ordinary sensitivities within the town given the time of day or

[27:03] environment in which the sound is made. Section 3, except as otherwise provided,

[27:07] it shall be unlawful for any person to make, continue, or cause to be made or

[27:12] continued any unreasonable, unusual, unnecessary, excessive, or offensive

[27:15] noise in or on any real property or personal property occupied but in

[27:20] control by that person. Section 4, the designated quiet time for

[27:24] the town shall be set between the hours of 11:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m.

[27:28] Exceptions. Section 5, exceptions. The following are exempt from this

[27:32] ordinance. A public or community event which received prior approval from the

[27:35] town council can be exempted from this ordinance. Section 6, any person who

[27:39] violates this ordinance shall be fined $50 for each violation. A separate

[27:42] offense shall be deemed committed upon each day during which a violation occurs

[27:47] or continues. Ordinance was passed and adopted by the

[27:50] Town of Plainfield Council on the 7th day of April, 2026.

[27:53] I second. I'll second.

[28:07] Is this one going to go on for the full 300? Okay. So,

[28:12] Ordinance 2026-9. I move that it's passed on the same day

[28:16] as well. An ordinance establishing a levy excess fund.

[28:20] Whereas the Town of Plainfield Town is a civil taxing unit for purposes of civil

[28:24] government property tax controls in the state of Indiana, and whereas the town

[28:27] has received notice from the State of Indiana Department of Local Government

[28:30] Finance and Budget Division that the town has received property taxes in

[28:34] excess of the certified levy for 2004 payable in 2005.

[28:38] And whereas requires

[28:45] that if the town has received property taxes in excess of its certified levy,

[28:50] it must create a special fund to be known as a civil taxing units levy

[28:53] excess fund. Now, therefore, be it ordained by the town council of Town of

[28:57] Cynthiana, that there is hereby established a special fund to be known

[29:01] as the levy excess fund for the Town of Cynthiana, that any property taxes in

[29:06] excess of the certified levy received by the town shall be transferred and held

[29:09] in the levy excess fund. The levy excess fund shall be maintained

[29:13] and operated in accordance with the requirements of IC 6-1.1-8.5-17.

[29:21] Pass. Those years should be the I was going to say, that's what I was getting

[29:24] ready to ask. That didn't sound right.

[29:30] So, do we want to Someone want to make a motion to amend

[29:34] that? Um, we're amending it to 24-25 or 25-26.

[29:41] 25-26. I make a motion that the dates uh, for the levy excess fund be 2025

[29:49] to 2026. Second. All in favor?

[29:55] Aye. All right.

[29:57] So, passed and adopted this 7th day of April, 2026, by the Town Council of the

[30:00] Town of Cynthiana.

[30:06] And just so you know, we don't have a lot of money. So, there's not but just a

[30:10] few dollars there.

[30:15] All right.

[30:23] Do you want to go on with those bids, or do we want to take any comments?

[30:27] Up to you, guys. What do you want to do? However you want

[30:29] to do it. Take comments. You're giving me a break. So, before we

[30:34] do any of the mowing bid openings, did anybody have any comments on any of the

[30:38] things that just passed?

[30:42] And if you don't understand the IC codes, don't know I don't either. So, we

[30:45] have to look them.

[30:49] Nope.

[30:52] And I I guess I may have one thing as far as

[30:55] the dogs. Um it We've not had an issue prior at

[31:01] all since being in the town with the animals.

[31:05] You shouldn't expect to have any trouble I mean

[31:09] our dogs bark at wildlife and deer that come through and stuff, but it's not a

[31:13] continuous >> Oh, no. Yeah, it's not anything like

[31:16] that. like pounded in kind of thing. Mhm.

[31:19] That's all I was really worried about. They're pretty good dogs, but

[31:22] they do bark. He's pretty much adapted to the county.

[31:26] Yeah. >> We took theirs on um

[31:28] and what had happened in the past there where they had people calling because a

[31:32] dog just sits there and howls all night long and and somebody was either maybe

[31:36] they're elderly or you know, sick and they're not getting any rest and then

[31:40] they have to go out there and say, "Look, you got to do something to kind

[31:42] of calm them down or move them somewhere else just to give them a break."

[31:46] » Yeah, so that's basically what they If an issue does arise I guess specifically

[31:49] with that, will we get, you know, some kind of warning?

[31:52] » Oh, they'll come say something to you. Yeah, they're not just a ticket issue.

[31:54] Yeah. No, no, no. Now, they come to you and

[31:58] say, "Hey, Steven, we Your dog's causing us problems. You need to take care of

[32:02] it, okay?" And then the next day, "Steven, we just hear last night, you

[32:05] know, Steven, we're here." Yeah, and then they give you a ticket. Yeah,

[32:08] exactly. Yeah, something like that. And all the ordinances that I believe

[32:13] pretty much all of them, I'm not sure about the levy access. I think that's

[32:15] something new cuz I've not seen that one in the past, but these are ordinances

[32:19] that have just been We've had them in place since the early '90s. They're just

[32:23] being updated to make them more current. >> Got you. That's why I That's why we're

[32:27] the way I did it. We've not had any kind of problem or issue in the past. We

[32:30] shouldn't expect to have any in the future. Cool.

[32:33] And the town was clear, but just so you guys are clear cuz you've not really

[32:36] heard from Shane or I, but we tried to approach this with some common sense.

[32:40] Here's what we get a call about a dog barking.

[32:43] We're going to respond and hopefully get a hold of the people that are involved

[32:46] and try to have a conversation and try to get it figured out. But hopefully if

[32:49] you really need anything absolutely because our point is not our main goal

[32:53] is not to better words to tick everybody off in

[32:57] the town. Yeah, yeah, try to run the dogs out of town. Right.

[33:00] I mean it's hopefully we're clear heads can prevail. I mean I you

[33:03] know I get off my neighbors where I live too, but

[33:07] hopefully we can come to an agreement. Hey, what's really going on and we can

[33:09] get to the bottom of it. Talk to people. Maybe if the parties get up they're

[33:12] willing to talk to you. You know what I mean? That's fair. I try to deal with it

[33:15] like adults. So and if we're not doing that, please let us know.

[33:19] We're not perfect. So when we make mistakes, please let us know hopefully

[33:23] in an adult way. I mean I guess cussing us out is one way to do it, but we'd

[33:27] prefer that you know talk talk over talk about things like adults. Yeah, sure.

[33:31] We're not perfect, so Do your dogs think they have free reigns?

[33:35] Are a nuisance? They just don't want to do their

[33:39] business on your own yard. They'll go to everybody else's yard. Or they just

[33:45] carry things away. We have something out like a paintbrush

[33:49] you're drying. It might be found. Yeah, the lowest lost a paintbrush,

[33:54] didn't he? Take things you leave in your basement.

[33:58] If it ain't food, my dogs ain't interested.

[34:01] We've got all the fencing. You'll see them coming. Yeah, they

[34:03] They don't get out anyway. Paintbrush, he thinks he'd laugh at

[34:07] that. >> Yeah. And yes, we would like to unless

[34:10] we are advised otherwise, which I obviously were

[34:15] under the town's authority, right? The town board, but they also understand

[34:18] that we have some decision-making ability. We're adults too, so we try

[34:23] unless it's unless it's a very serious situation,

[34:26] we're just going to try to work our way into it, take it right? Yeah.

[34:29] Like I said, we try to deal with stuff as a progressing through this.

[34:36] Another thing that I just I just thought of, too. Um so, in terms of like the

[34:40] loose dog comment and stuff like that, um

[34:43] if like they were at work and they're not near our dogs, break through their

[34:47] their kennel or whatnot, like how is like

[34:50] Obviously, we wouldn't be able to get to them until, you know, we would get back

[34:54] from work. Like How is How is that, I guess?

[34:59] What do you How do you guys look at that in terms of

[35:02] like >> I'm I'm going to say just during the day

[35:05] you're taking a chance, cuz if one of the neighbors would call or somebody

[35:08] down there would call and they get animal control, that's out of our hands

[35:11] if they happen to come through and grab them. Um other than that, you know, if

[35:15] you've got somebody that's willing to hey, your dog's out, let me I've got

[35:18] your dog for you or something like that, you know.

[35:23] I just I just wanted to Yeah, during the day it's always probably going to be

[35:27] animal control getting called. Yeah. They can adopt it's really news, but

[35:32] have a rope attached to it and we try to find

[35:35] out where it belongs and we tie it and give it food and water and things like

[35:40] that during the owner's trying. The dog just got away. Yeah. And I know in the

[35:44] past I've when our dogs had gotten out in the past, I put on the the little

[35:49] message board thing, these are our dogs. Like they just they got out, but I just

[35:54] wanted to kind of just say that. Yeah. If you guys, I mean, trying to be good

[35:59] neighbors, right? Yeah, then if you guys know somebody that's usually

[36:03] in town, usually that's older that doesn't really have a job, doesn't

[36:06] travel too much. If you want to leave your number, I mean, obviously it's

[36:08] completely up to you, but I would leave my number. That way if you guys are

[36:11] unavailable, we can at least get with the neighbor,

[36:13] get your number, hopefully get you know, send you a text, FaceTime you something

[36:16] and be like, "Hey, can you walk me through? Do you feel comfortable with me

[36:18] going in your house or whatever? Trying to secure your dog so you don't We don't

[36:21] want to We want to try every avenue before we

[36:24] guys cost you money. Sure. I just I just wanted to inquire about it

[36:29] so. Yep. Yes. Uh what about solid waste

[36:35] like ordinance like ordinance fine for solid waste and stuff like that. We know

[36:41] who is that? Would that be you or would that be Shane

[36:44] who would be I just I know that's one of the

[36:47] ordinances that is on the books and I just I don't see anybody enforcing.

[36:54] Good question. I would have I would have to ask the officer you got you know.

[36:59] I would have to look at the brand new one.

[37:02] He's talking. No, I guess I'm I'm trying to understand your question. So are you

[37:05] looking for enforcement or are you looking for interpretation or you Yeah,

[37:08] there's I'm one of the ordinances that's been on the books for a long time it's

[37:12] just solid waste and I understand Steinville's the one that

[37:17] you know supposed to enforce that so you know obviously there's

[37:21] some stuff that's just like you're doing a construction project stuff. I'm

[37:25] playing that that's fine right but

[37:27] I don't know I just think sometimes Steinville gets the rap of being kind of

[37:32] that is um

[37:34] like what is just you know the Picking on others?

[37:37] What's up? Picking on some people not others?

[37:39] Well, that's true too. It does feel like it's not an equal compliant equally

[37:43] enforced but just just you know start it's starting a little bit of

[37:47] of like waste management and like I don't want to say beautification that's

[37:52] not the right word but you know just I don't know I just I feel like there's

[37:55] a lot of properties that there's just a lot of solid waste that

[37:58] never gets cleaned up and you know I'd even say hey here's my dump trailer

[38:02] could we just put stuff in there you know I I think

[38:05] Steinville's really a pretty little town but

[38:09] now it's Yeah, I'm not trying to pick on anybody

[38:12] I just wonder if that was on your radar at all.

[38:16] Uh currently yes. Okay. As far as resolutions and actually not

[38:21] just issuing tickets and taking people off. Um I know Shane and I have been

[38:25] approaching the town board and they've also talked about it in length about how

[38:28] to come up with something that's actually

[38:30] going to work and that's not going to be just

[38:33] short-term. So, obviously having both, right? So, of course I'm talking in

[38:37] circles here, but there's no really no definite decision and action to do.

[38:42] Still trying to figure out how to be fair, like you said. Well,

[38:46] what about the all the E. coli in the creek?

[38:50] They don't own the creek. Well, but the board of health came down on my property

[38:53] for a spring that goes across my property. They said it was fine. I told

[38:56] them to test the creek. They tested the creek and it's full of E. coli.

[39:01] That would be a DNR issue as far as I know. I mean, you

[39:05] we don't have anything to do with the creek.

[39:07] It's a natural waterway. That's controlled by the Department of Natural

[39:09] Resources.

[39:13] Last week, it's Saturday, Sunday. That's Saturday.

[39:17] How long ago was that? I think they tested it. A couple months ago.

[39:21] » I did it one day. They didn't test it down there, though.

[39:30] Yes, I'll believe you. I I didn't know about that, though. Why?

[39:34] Should we do it like >> So, you're saying currently the fault is

[39:37] not enforced. You guys are kind of working on a resolution to that.

[39:41] We There's one on the books, but we're

[39:45] The one that we're going to write a bunch of these tonight is we're we're

[39:47] with uh Brent and Shane.

[39:50] And we're going through and we're cuz like a lot of these ordinances have

[39:53] been done in like the early to mid-90s and they haven't been revised in so long

[39:57] and we're working with the police department to get them revised and

[40:01] and we got to send them to our lawyer to get them approved and make sure they're

[40:05] following the state laws and stuff like that. So, Yeah, it's in the works. I was

[40:08] just trying to get a clarification on what you were saying, so.

[40:13] I mean, yeah, there's there's still one in effect, but like

[40:17] from our point of view we've kind of told them to like

[40:20] you know just go up and talk to people and not really

[40:24] enforce it enforce it without enforcing it if that makes sense.

[40:29] Enforce it without finding basically and writing tickets.

[40:32] More of a conversation. No that

[40:35] makes sense. I just Until we get everything

[40:38] up to date and up to date.

[40:45] Anything else?

[40:49] All right well go on with the bids for mowing and

[40:52] plowing.

[40:59] Is that Is that one bid in here for the park?

[41:03] And that young man? It is.

[41:06] Do we know which one it is cuz it needs to be separate.

[41:09] It's

[41:12] snow

[41:15] Well I I just don't know. I don't know what it is.

[41:20] Oh well let's go on see what they do.

[41:34] This is just for mowing.

[41:41] This is a mowing bid for Steinville Zachary is it Stout? Mhm. Okay.

[41:47] He wants a monthly rate of $850.

[41:52] Did you hear me over there? I'm sorry. Yeah.

[41:55] Just mowing. Just mowing.

[42:16] » Okay.

[42:18] So, this one um That one's pre-trap. Yep. Don't know.

[42:44] So, this

[42:49] Uh this is just the parks. I'll read it last. It'll be a separate thing for them

[42:54] on this.

[43:04] Lawn care and snow plowing proposal, Cody Sylvester and Kenneth Terrell.

[43:12] So, lawn care, treat like a street

[43:15] department, mow every week, weed eat main area every week, weed eat other

[43:19] areas as needed, pick up trash and lens and mowing areas, maintain ditches and

[43:23] waterways, and do other small jobs as needed that

[43:26] we see or board sees, can discuss during bigger jobs with board. Snow plowing,

[43:32] your priority is number one, treat like a street department, plow every 2 to 3

[43:36] in, clear doorways at school, treat asphalt roads with after after snowfall

[43:40] and treat asphalt roads as needed possibly before snow and ice or after

[43:44] snowfall treatment. 2,000 a month or 2,500 monthly with um

[43:48] mowing that's Oh. So, 2,000 a month.

[43:52] If the township trustee doesn't cover the school mowing, then it has to be

[43:56] additional $500.

[44:20] » H&K Maintenance LLC

[44:25] Lawn mowing and snow removal for 2026. Town sends out weekly mowing price

[44:29] includes mowing, weeding, and blowing off clippings, weeding and bridge sides,

[44:33] athletic park, and Lockland Park. Put in the parking everything.

[44:37] Hog's Run sign area at Main and North Columbia. Snow removal 600 per push,

[44:43] salt application 350 per application. This is

[44:50] Is monthly?

[45:00] Does that cover the entire year? Uh, I think that's your mowing amount per

[45:04] month.

[45:07] And that would mean snow removal. So, he's got 575 for

[45:11] mowing, 600 for snow removal, and 350 for salt application.

[45:17] 1525 I don't know how this is broke down.

[45:22] That's what I was getting ready to ask. How can you break that down? You're not

[45:24] going to know how much Unless that's just the amount he's going

[45:28] to charge each time he has to do it.

[45:32] But he did each

[45:37] He's not here. No, but

[45:42] We aren't going to make a decision tonight, right?

[45:44] » No. But we will within the next week because

[45:48] the grass is already starting. Right. But

[45:52] All right. So, those are for the town.

[45:57] And then David's Lawn Care Services This is for mowing the town park

[46:06] and athletic park. As you come into town and his is $500 a

[46:11] month. And

[46:16] Which is athletic? Athletic is um right there by the bridge.

[46:21] That's $325 and the park is $175.

[46:27] That would be a park. That's for the parks. Mhm.

[46:32] This is in the town? Yep.

[46:36] That would be the athletic. Yep.

[46:39] All right. Well, those are all under advisement for

[46:44] a week. Um the park board meets next Tuesday,

[46:47] correct? So, they'll have to do their thing then, too.

[46:52] Did you get a copy of that to Debbie? And she's on the park board. And then

[46:56] she could discuss that at the park meeting. Yep.

[47:01] All right. Open for Those other bids, did it have the park?

[47:06] One uh Daryl's, yeah. Wow.

[47:09] I don't know if the other guy sent it or not. The other guy

[47:12] Looks to me he did. Yeah, he added it in there as well.

[47:19] All of ours were all together. Yeah. >> He's doing the park and town and

[47:22] athletic. Yeah. Yeah, that's what that's what that's supposed to be.

[47:26] It was everything.

[47:29] The schools Are they not separate? That's separate. Yeah.

[47:33] The trustees been paying to have their guy mow.

[47:37] Yeah. Hopefully he keeps it up and so forth.

[47:41] All right. Open for public comment. Does anybody have anything?

[47:46] Yes, sir. Uh I'm Troy Carter.

[47:50] And uh Marilyn Carter, I think she poked me.

[47:54] She poked you good night. Anyway,

[47:57] uh she contacted me about having a car show

[48:01] here in Steinsville. And I was just wanting to know

[48:06] uh what you guys thought of the idea.

[48:10] Um I don't think we want a car show because

[48:14] to have a car show you you got to offer prizes, control pieces of stuff. It gets

[48:19] into a lot of money then. But what I'm suggesting is maybe have a

[48:23] cruise-in like on a Friday night.

[48:26] Uh I would like to do it around the school

[48:30] rather than versus downtown. That way we don't impede in the road.

[48:34] So I was just wanting to know how what you guys thought about that.

[48:38] As far as as far as numbers it it could be 10, it could be 150. You

[48:45] just never know. If you pick the right night and the

[48:47] weather's right you know, it could be a lot of people, but

[48:52] I just want So what do you what do you guys thought

[48:55] about that? I'm all for

[48:58] » you know. Yeah. I know that VW

[49:03] um used to do one here. But they we would block off Main Street

[49:07] cuz they did their own setup down there and then they did the prizes themselves

[49:11] and stuff, but I don't have a problem with it.

[49:14] I'm good with it. Would it bring in money for the town?

[49:17] Well They spend a lot of money for for the cars you don't think? Here's my

[49:20] ideal was would be that any that that we wouldn't

[49:25] charge people. But we might hold a booth a booth open

[49:30] for the robotics club or the fire station or just somebody and just have a

[49:35] you know, a booth out there for for donations and then after the fact, you

[49:39] know, then we donate that money to the whoever

[49:44] you know. How long does it usually last when they

[49:47] set up? Like you go an hour, do you go two? No. Um it would probably be

[49:53] um if we started at 4:00, I think it could be over by 8:00, maybe 9:00. Of

[49:58] course, you get in the you get in the summer hours and it gets a little bit,

[50:02] you know, lighter at the but uh I wouldn't think any, you know, 4

[50:08] to 5 hours or so. So, we You can have them usually like

[50:13] 5:00 It's usually 4:30 to 6:30. That's correct, yes.

[50:18] I mean, is there any way we can rent out some rooms out of the building

[50:22] if the company becomes a stable thing, any more

[50:24] of a plan of that, something they know that's

[50:27] happening every quarter or things like that?

[50:31] I don't know what you mean by rent out a room. Well, if they have the car show

[50:34] and people like it and people start attending and it gets a little bit

[50:37] hotter, maybe families that come may want to have a place to I don't know if

[50:40] they offer >> It's all up Yeah, I mean, I

[50:42] Oh, yeah, we can do that back in the back. And maybe an open restroom. I

[50:46] don't know what the facilities are. It'll be a little bit uh that would be

[50:49] nice as well. Well, that could also work out where

[50:54] using robotics as an example, kids maybe have a food booth.

[50:58] If you're there long and they want to eat.

[51:00] If you uh if you could find out uh I know that the people at

[51:05] the end of Sidesville Road who usually let you guys stick a uh sign for the

[51:10] fall festival, if you would see if they do it, we could stick one of the

[51:14] '40s or '50s trucks out there like a week before with a sign that says like

[51:19] this Friday, you know, just so many people drive

[51:22] back and forth. I just think a lot of people don't know that Sidesville is

[51:26] even here. I get you.

[51:30] Yeah, I'm all for it. Yeah. I mean, if it's something that could be,

[51:34] you know, planned ahead so that we know it's not like during the alumni banquet

[51:38] or some other town event we've got going on or like somebody's like, for

[51:42] instance, Richie's dad's um celebration of life back here. So, it's

[51:47] you know, people there's not a confusion of who's going where.

[51:52] I could definitely get you some hard dates.

[51:55] Um you know, I've maybe once or twice and

[51:58] just try it out. Hey, if it fails, it fails. There's

[52:02] Like I said, it could be all right. So, uh

[52:05] I'm cool. Sounds good. And then, who do I need to work with? Do I need to work

[52:09] with the parks people about doing that or

[52:12] You'll be talking to her probably. Yeah, Lois Lois is one contact over at

[52:18] the community center.

[52:21] She said behind you, don't bump him on the head, Lois.

[52:28] All right, anybody else?

[52:31] What are you talking about? The handicap down in front of the store?

[52:35] Going to be marked a certain area for just so that it's for handicap cuz we've

[52:39] had people complain where they can't get in there that's been on the scooters and

[52:44] where it's at now is not right and it's not going to stay.

[52:50] Yeah, it should be where the blue line is, it should be behind Yeah.

[52:54] » at the ramp. Yeah, it should be behind there. Yeah.

[52:56] » Yeah.

[52:59] Some of those updates we should be putting on the website correct? That we

[53:02] can be putting access to it when changes are made so you guys know well in

[53:05] advance. Right. So, use our website we have one so

[53:09] we'll update it for you. Good central area to go get information where stuff

[53:12] changes. Anything else? What about

[53:17] What about Go ahead. What about the curve down there where we ain't got no

[53:20] place to park to get a satellite? I I parked I parked there for a reason

[53:24] cuz the buildings are moving. So, if the buildings fall and they fall on

[53:29] the little truck, then I don't know you guys need to come up.

[53:33] So, that's why they're parked there. And then, what are the

[53:36] big poles you got up to hold it up? If that thing falls, it's it's going to

[53:40] fall way out in the street.

[53:43] Yeah, the wood The wood is holding it, but I mean it's just

[53:47] It's moving and it's like, you know, I can't just go in there and

[53:51] you know, I mean, I would take the whole front of the building off piece by piece

[53:55] and rebuild it, but that's not what the historic society is going to allow me to

[53:59] do. You know, kind of So, I know I know that I'm taking up

[54:03] your parking edges all the time. Well, if it if it fell on your

[54:08] parking lot.

[54:15] Yeah, yeah, no, and I'm not doing it to be a jerk. I just, like I said, if it

[54:18] fell on a diesel truck and it was all of a sudden I owe somebody 80 grand.

[54:23] And and and just for the record, the the buildings have this weird

[54:27] umbrella liability insurance on them, but it's not good and you guys have ever

[54:32] dealt with insurance and maybe I always want to take your money, they never want

[54:35] to So, you know, just kind of ounce of prevention.

[54:42] Yes, sir. Yeah, that dead end street that keeps

[54:45] getting blocked. I don't know if I got to put a parking sign or something on

[54:48] it. Have what? Old B Street, the dead end.

[54:51] What? Uh my cousin is parking there and it's

[54:54] my easement to my property, so what do I do about that?

[55:00] What part are we talking about? It's probably like the street. The old dump

[55:04] truck parking there. They're they're off the entrance and it's dead end all the

[55:07] way to my property and it's 30 ft from the road.

[55:12] Brent, that's going to be something you guys are going to have to check out.

[55:16] So, talk with him and let him know where it's at.

[55:21] Anything else? The bizarre.

[55:25] I'll send her an announcement. Got you.

[55:29] Nothing else? All right, just for some announcements

[55:32] coming up. The Hilly Hundred. Lois, did you have the dates on that? Cuz I don't

[55:38] I don't have any. Is it It's on there. It wasn't on there the other day. It's

[55:41] actually like the first something. What are we doing?

[55:44] » know. Didn't Leah just give you an email about

[55:47] it? Yeah. Is that the Oh. Oh. Oh, yeah. Sorry, Leah. Did all

[55:52] that reading for you? >> Yeah, I don't want to read all this

[55:54] again, but So, October 2nd and 3rd and 4th,

[55:59] um the Holy Hundred, and they've asked to use I'm not sure. the building and

[56:02] grounds again for their tent setup and all that.

[56:05] » get a call from Scott? October 2nd, 3rd, and 4th.

[56:11] Um there's not a map on here, so I'm not sure which way they're going, if they're

[56:15] coming back up the hill or whatever, but They usually leave all forest road

[56:19] assistance to something like that around.

[56:21] » Mhm.

[56:25] Um this Saturday the fire department's having a free breakfast here at the

[56:28] community center from 8:00 to 10:00. They're doing different things this year

[56:32] because this is the last year for Mifflin Township signs with fire

[56:36] department. It's the 70th year, and come January 1 they're Monroe Fire District.

[56:41] So, they're doing everything but not to make money, but to give back to

[56:45] everybody that wants to come and be a part of anything they do or have. So.

[56:49] » that? Um 8:00 to 10:00. Pancakes, biscuits and gravy, sausage,

[56:54] Coffee. >> coffee, orange juice, yeah, coffee.

[56:58] Um I think that's it. >> Is that the 10th or 11th?

[57:01] » 11th. 11th or 12th? You go first.

[57:06] And my cookers is gone.

[57:10] You should be, but I'll be going. I don't know if I want to

[57:14] come or not.

[57:20] And then, um the town is um hopefully going to do the town cleanup again this

[57:24] year. Normally it's in April, but since we're already in April, we're going to

[57:27] do it May. So, we're looking at the dates of the 16th and 17th.

[57:31] So, there'll be a dumpster in the back of the building here in the grass or the

[57:35] gravel area. Bring your stuff, get rid of it. There's

[57:39] certain items we can't take, and it's like paint, um

[57:42] car batteries, oil, yeah. oils, yeah. Stuff like that,

[57:46] don't bother bringing it cuz somebody did last year and I had to make them

[57:49] take it and they got mad. It's like, "Nope, you can't take that." But And you

[57:52] have to be a town resident. >> Yep.

[57:55] But, uh feel free to bring it. We'll be there, and

[57:59] it helps each year.

[58:03] That's all I've got. You got anything? Bazaar.

[58:07] Oh, yeah. When is that? That's the Uh 25th.

[58:10] It's the last Saturday of April, yeah. Spring bazaar.

[58:15] Uh lots of lossies. I think that Park will pay us to do the food this year cuz

[58:21] robotics is going to be a competition. They're going to world again.

[58:27] They're going to world beginning in I think Kelsey. I thought think Brooklyn.

[58:32] working as well. Brooklyn said that um Kelsey had reached out and they so

[58:41] I know it's going to be um

[58:44] tacos in a bag. And then There's going to be cinnamon

[58:48] rolls for breakfast. Yeah.

[58:52] So. And that money goes to help um the

[58:55] community center.

[58:58] Booth spaces are still open. If anybody knows of anybody,

[59:02] $10, 10 by 10. From 9:00 to 4:00.

[59:08] All right, anything else?

[59:13] You got anything? Me? No, I'm sorry. I'm not.

[59:19] Last chance, anybody?

[59:22] Richie. Yo. Yo, tree bids. Tree bids. Oh.

[59:26] There's a There's a tree and creek by A2, B2, River Road Street.

[59:32] Um there's limb issues with like dying

[59:35] limbs and stuff, so the town has agreed cuz we didn't know who's it was, if it

[59:38] was that property or the property across the

[59:40] street, town's going to take it down. So, we've got three bids. One is from H

[59:46] Sons Tree Service $4,500.

[59:50] Another is

[59:54] uh All Pro Tree and Land Services for $1,875, and the other one is Bosma's

[59:58] Tree Service for $2,700.

[1:00:04] So, are all of them insured? They're all insured.

[1:00:08] Bosma was what? 40 $2,700. >> 27, and the All Pro? $1,875. 1875, okay.

[1:00:16] They are going to leave it.

[1:00:21] They're going to leave it. Save some money on the town for clean up

[1:00:25] that way.

[1:00:46] I mean, if you're seriously interested in doing that, then you could go look at

[1:00:51] it and bring a bid back to Leah, and we could look at that at the same time we

[1:00:55] do mowing.

[1:01:01] Pretty decent size tree. Do we know what what species of tree it is? I've been

[1:01:05] told two different things. I've been told it's an elm, and I've been told

[1:01:07] it's a hackberry. I don't know.

[1:01:14] So, Billy, to answer I mean, are you asking for firewood? Nope.

[1:01:19] Okay. Well, that was kind of why I I thought maybe they should take it down

[1:01:23] and leave it. We can, you know, somebody needs firewood which get chopped up and

[1:01:29] didn't burn whoever to come get I mean they can burn you need it gone.

[1:01:33] Uh like yeah.

[1:01:37] Yeah.

[1:01:40] Yeah. That's the one behind us.

[1:01:53] I mean as long as they're insured and nobody gets hurt and everything's

[1:02:07] Now that he's here, you can ask him about his future, too. I was going to.

[1:02:11] Did you get everything worked out with the county? Yes.

[1:02:15] Okay. Good.

[1:02:24] So hey, maybe if there's a car show here, you might want to pull it in.

[1:02:28] There you go. at the festival. Mhm. Yeah, at the

[1:02:32] festival. We desperately need

[1:02:36] food trailers for the festival. If you want to get a

[1:02:40] Hey Chad. If you want to get like a food truck

[1:02:42] Friday started out here, go ahead. Yeah, that'd be cool.

[1:02:52] We're going to do um

[1:02:55] this summer, I'll bring it out like on Friday and feed kids. Oh, cool.

[1:03:01] families or

[1:03:06] That's nice. Try to do that one day a week at least. That's nice. Thank you.

[1:03:09] » What do you What do you sell on your food truck?

[1:03:12] Everything. I mean just

[1:03:18] Friday night's prime rib.

[1:03:23] Oh, wow. You going to be busy.

[1:03:27] You going to be busy. Yeah.

[1:03:31] So, what's the name of it?

[1:03:34] Oh, okay. Pretty cool.

[1:03:37] Yeah. Like cool.

[1:03:41] Oh, we're glad it all worked out. Hey, when you do your car thing, you need to

[1:03:45] get hold of this guy by his food truck.

[1:03:48] Yeah, cuz I mean if they're here for 5 hours, I'm sure somebody's going to want

[1:03:52] to eat. And your fam- your family was here

[1:03:56] renting the cafeteria on Saturday. Yeah. Yeah, cuz they come into the store and

[1:04:01] went shopping, didn't they? Yeah, no. No, it was it was nice.

[1:04:06] It was nice. They were fun.

[1:04:15] All right. Anything else? Are they really serious about doing the

[1:04:19] Sorry, Leah, I know you're ready to go, but are they really serious about

[1:04:22] getting

[1:04:26] Yeah.

[1:04:32] I'll talk to you guys in a second. I got pictures.

[1:04:36] There you go. All right.

[1:04:41] Now I can spend money. No, we can't.

[1:04:45] All right, with that being said, we're adjourned.

[1:07:09] » Mhm.

[1:09:04] » Mhm.

[1:10:59] » Mhm.

[1:12:54] » Mhm.

[1:14:49] » Mhm.

[1:16:44] » Mhm.

[1:18:39] » Mhm.

[1:20:34] » Mhm.

[1:22:29] » Mhm.

[1:23:05] » Mhm.

2026 April Town Board Meeting

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