[0:00] Good evening. We are being recorded. Just sort of, but I know it's now just that it's a safe thing, safe thing. That's the

[0:13] minutes.

[0:17] I make a motion to approve the minutes as written. I'll second it. A

[0:27] discussion, questions, type, I abstain. All right.

[0:47] Okay, four questions. Everything's with the package.

[0:57] Public comment.

[0:58] This is a time for the public to stress the concerns.

[1:08] Everybody can.

[1:12] Council reports.

[1:15] Yes, he doesn't have any street before.

[1:19] I have one for Emily.

[1:22] Thank

[1:30] you, Bessie Spangler, for your stepping up and helping every single time,

[1:34] with all the lost boundstray annoying the blood department when abandoning injuries or whatever other kind of problem that comes through this area.

[1:46] We greatly appreciate it and thank you.

[1:48] Part of it is your son.

[1:50] Good job, thanks.

[1:52] I didn't hear the name of it.

[1:53] I don't know.

[1:55] That's a point.

[1:56] I think we're hungry.

[1:58] All right, cards.

[2:01] Moe and training continue.

[2:04] Irrigation systems will be organized soon.

[2:07] Retairs were made to the James Park Irrigation System.

[2:11] A broken supply line was repaired,

[2:13] and a broken sprinkler had replaced.

[2:16] A broken supply line was repaired at Timberman Park.

[2:20] Oh, more than that.

[2:21] Yeah.

[2:22] Repairs.

[2:24] All right.

[2:25] Anything else?

[2:28] I'm in for sure.

[2:32] These are our cases in Mino County Justice Court, September 1, 2025 to September 30, 2025.

[2:41] We had one, excuse me, we had three omnibus hearings.

[2:45] One ordered to show cause, eight initial appearances, eight appearances, ten status hearings.

[2:54] one change of plea, one jury confirmation hearing, one jury instruction hearing,

[3:02] one jury trial, and one hearing on motion.

[3:15] We don't have the sheriff here.

[3:16] Have everybody in the sheriff's office?

[3:18] Please, do you want me to disobey?

[3:20] Shall I, I live Gordon do this now?

[3:22] We're good.

[3:24] All right.

[3:25] Hold her to it.

[3:26] Yes.

[3:26] Hold her to it.

[3:27] Hold her to it.

[3:27] All routine sampling and testing are completed.

[3:31] Staff conducted approximately 15

[3:34] locate requests for the month.

[3:36] The sewer project continues.

[3:37] The system has been running solely on cell number two.

[3:41] The treatment numbers have improved.

[3:43] Staff continue to monitor the system daily

[3:44] to ensure the best treatment possible.

[3:47] The sludge removal is complete and the contractor has begun

[3:50] preparing cell number one for the new liner.

[3:53] Staff continue to document project progress

[3:56] to DEQ on our monthly report, all exceedances are explained and DEQ is kept

[4:01] aware of the current progress at our waste water treatment facility. Staff

[4:06] assisted the contractor with the installation of a new sewer saddle on Johnson

[4:10] Loop. The contractor installed the new service line onto the property of the

[4:15] new Food Bank building project. Staff attempted several times in the recent

[4:20] past to locate a manhole on the town pumped property with the help of the

[4:24] contractor working there, the manhole was located. Staff installed several

[4:31] riser rings and new sealant to raise the lid to the new street level. Staff will

[4:35] clean that section of the sewer line soon. Thank you to mile high contractors

[4:39] for their assistance. Staff located a buried manhole in Timberman Park. Staff

[4:44] exited the area and installed additional riser rings. This manhole is now

[4:50] ready to be utilized by the Lagoon Project contractor for the bypass line during

[4:54] construction of the headwork building.

[5:02] All

[5:07] routine sampling and testing completed the new

[5:11] generator has been installed at well number three. Startup has been completed and all systems

[5:16] are operational. MET has visited the site and is making the plans to connect the generator to

[5:22] the water system to limit and the near future. The first 400 feet of water service line has been

[5:28] installed for the white wastewater treatment facility. The curb stops have been installed and will

[5:33] be connected to the concession stand building at a later date.

[5:37] Staff will install the final section of service line when it fits the building schedule of

[5:41] the contractor at the Lagoon project and the headworks building.

[5:45] Staff assisted the contractor at the new food bank building project.

[5:49] A new saddle and core stop were installed and the 8-inch steel line was tapped.

[5:54] The contractor began the installation of a new service line to the property with a new

[5:59] curve stop and meter pit.

[6:01] staff have been using J&M Courier service out of Missoula to handle all of our

[6:05] sample delivery needs. We would like to thank Tom and the folks at J&M for

[6:10] taking out standing care of us.

[6:23] All as well.

[6:27] Staff will commence the preparation of

[6:29] the snow removal equipment soon. Snow season will be here. It was here today. All

[6:37] Well, it's not so well.

[6:44] Fire.

[6:48] Where?

[6:50] We

[6:55] were spotted in 19 calls on the month of September 18 in the rural one in the mid-school.

[7:05] Two mutual aids.

[7:08] So I did want to touch on those real quick to those mutual aids where rescues with certain

[7:17] rescue that went fantastic. We had one down in Tarthio with a water rescue called in just

[7:29] better where they enter the sudden French town like like both search and rescue fire department

[7:37] an amazing response to help the young lady and grow in her leg about five minutes down

[7:44] stream from efficient access so we in opportunity in place to break away. But it went really

[7:55] good and got an update from her. She was healing up super well.

[8:02] So we have 24 on the current

[8:08] With a new junior signing up this last month, young Colton is spry and ready to contribute.

[8:20] There's another young lady that has pledged in a few months that shouldn't join the

[8:43] I did want to also touch real quick on the mutual aid stuff and how the district calls.

[8:49] I've gotten comments from

[8:55] about our willingness to assist other agencies travel outside of

[9:01] history and beyond these incidents.

[9:10] I want to make it perfectly clear not only to town council but the community at large,

[9:16] mutual aid is a very, very big part of what we do.

[9:22] Throughout the fire service, first responders as a whole,

[9:28] you work with other agencies consistently,

[9:31] whether it's in our district or out of our district,

[9:34] and when that call comes in we go.

[9:36] And what

[9:41] we send is really more matter what we have.

[9:47] You never will I put our district,

[9:50] a municipal or rural in jeopardy by sending people outside of my district.

[10:00] That was a big concern that was brought up to me.

[10:04] The perception is they see our vehicles are apparatus and our personnel meeting the district

[10:13] and don't know that there is a lot of thought process and planning that goes into all of those things

[10:19] and you know through that stuff and training

[10:23] and I am very aware of all times of who is around and who is available.

[10:29] So I just want to make sure to try and curb some of that stuff and nip it in the butt

[10:37] before you get any more backlash from the minutes there as you don't know the process.

[10:47] That's all I got for fire.

[10:49] I did miss my opportunity to speak up as a community member after an earthquake.

[10:58] So as most of you know, I was the sole surviving owner of Mineral Energy, I have elected to

[11:09] break up the company.

[11:12] That is relevant here because gas services have been provided by Mineral Energy to the

[11:22] all their facilities. City Service Valkong has chosen to integrate with us and

[11:30] purchase out the propane delivery side.

[11:37] Nothing of the changes are in the name of

[11:39] top of the bill, same people. It's a tie rail, it's been our delivery driver for

[11:46] last almost two years. His wife, Cara, who works in the office will stay the same. The

[11:53] office location currently will stay the same. I have created an Eastback company to handle

[12:01] everything else and also assist them with maintaining broken service.

[12:12] So if there are any questions

[12:14] about that at all. It's a contract that we have with the town. I'm really sure that you know

[12:22] that is changing just the name of the top of the building on the roof and the name of the top for

[12:31] service and installs and everything else we've got in the past.

[12:39] Thank you, thank you.

[12:43] Council concerns,

[12:49] unfinished business, sewer project updates.

[12:54] If you did most of that, do you have anything extra on the sewer project, okay?

[12:58] Most of the topics from the last time the biosolids was the big thing that they finished up and had those removed.

[13:06] We were doing the earth-powered out there to prep for the liner since some of the material

[13:14] that was removed with the metal saw was part of the project and the differences between

[13:17] what the asphalt showed and what we actually found out there was some of the material that

[13:21] had slucked in.

[13:23] We surveyed the bottom once they got down to the bottom and it dried out and I truly can

[13:26] get in there.

[13:27] We kind of changed the surface a little bit, we were digging down an extra foot deeper into

[13:31] the pond in order to steal some of that material so we don't have to pay for important material

[13:36] like we did out on cell number one, we really didn't have that extra material to use in that pond.

[13:42] And the EQ requirements on depth of pond, side slopes, so in order to meet that, we're

[13:48] tight in there because on one side we've got electrical conduit, the lower building, a bolt.

[13:54] On the other side we just put aeration system in, on the other side we have a power pole,

[13:59] then we have to maintain so you can drive around and have access to all the built-ins.

[14:02] And on the north side, closest to the river,

[14:06] we have another structure on that side,

[14:09] they can let manhole.

[14:11] And so we're just tied in there.

[14:13] And once we get down to the bottom,

[14:14] there's a pure sand, down there's like a huge sand,

[14:17] that's at the bottom of that, that we can't use

[14:19] in the side slopes, because that's going to slide in.

[14:21] And I feel like when they go to the bottom initially,

[14:24] that's part of what that material was mixed in with the material

[14:27] that was out there that was sliding down that existing ladder

[14:29] that was out there that was coughing some of this.

[14:31] So we can have that sand on the bottom, it's stable down there, it's not compatible, it's just going to slide on the slopes.

[14:38] So we're trying to salvage any material we can out of that bottom.

[14:41] Ren has been working on a resurface out there and we gave that to the contractor today to try and balance that work.

[14:47] And so I feel like we're very close on that so we're not going to have to add into the change or the cost with that, but we've just been trying to...

[14:55] But everywhere we can, it's used with the constraints that we have up there, just to attract.

[15:01] And so that was pretty much what we've kind of done as of in the last week and into this week. They covered some of the existing material out there with some tarps to try and keep the water off of it. And they're hoping that I have their report done in about a week week and a half and start lining, depending on the temperatures and the weather. So with that new surface, they have GPS guided equipment that we're getting, and that was the ponds. And it was constructed.

[15:29] and keep perceiving and hopefully not have a winner shut down about it, it's fingers crossed.

[15:34] We've got about eight inches of snow in that one, so we're happy to see you guys a lot right here.

[15:40] We were kind of panic in this moment when we saw that.

[15:45] So right now, I mean, we're meeting permit limits on one cell.

[15:48] We have to make it through the winter and go into spring, but obviously we're all pushing the train

[15:53] and get it done this year, possible.

[15:56] Hopefully the weather holds out for us,

[15:58] but some of that's not the contractor's control,

[16:00] but they're still pushing

[16:02] and that's still what they think can happen.

[16:06] So it can't, or they're out with that.

[16:09] I think from the last meeting,

[16:11] when we had those biosolids,

[16:13] I had sent an email to Brian to kind of give it an update,

[16:15] about 430 cubic yards, or a dry tons of biosolid

[16:19] over the mid quantities.

[16:20] of these. And so that puts us somewhere around $900,000 over the budget. And so we know where

[16:28] that number sits now, and we're kind of estimating the forward until we got to the bottom of that.

[16:33] So those are the numbers that we have with the biosolids. And now we're just trying to get through

[16:37] the rest of the construction and try to minimize any other stakeholders that could have had that.

[16:41] We still have two and a half months left of construction. The biggest thing is just trying to make

[16:46] sure we only do this rate increase one time. We know exactly what these numbers are and

[16:52] then we're trying to push to get the contract repaid and it's a couple of process to go through

[16:56] another rate increase. So we're just trying to gather as much information. The report was

[17:01] another big unknown and I feel like we're getting close to the end of that and then everything

[17:06] from there is something that we've brought in and built up so hopefully that some of those

[17:11] and no one's go away and we wouldn't mind

[17:14] any other change orders, so that's kind of where we're at right now.

[17:20] I know we had a funding call last week

[17:22] and that was one thing they were asking

[17:24] when everyone's trying to get that number on this.

[17:28] I don't know, with SRF, you can always give back money.

[17:30] I don't know if we want to set a number

[17:34] above what's out there currently to make sure

[17:37] that we have a little bit of money in there for contingency.

[17:39] So when we go to close, you know, that money's there and then get back anything else for

[17:44] SROF, but at some point here we're going to have to determine what that number is and

[17:48] to move forward.

[17:49] So we have another funding collect, but we don't have any mistakes, no matter what you say.

[17:53] So I feel like we're...

[17:55] I know the bond council is wanting to have the number by then, hopefully we'll have the

[18:00] pond line, have that all done a little bit further, we're working on the headworks building.

[18:04] We've had a couple of concrete borders, there's some wet cures and some weak access that

[18:08] we do one of those, and then we start back going and start working our way up.

[18:13] But there is still, like I said, to have lots of construction and, you know, you get one.

[18:18] There's contingency there for early things come up, things change.

[18:22] You just, you just don't know what that matter is going to be.

[18:24] I just want to make sure whatever number we decide that we assume that, you know,

[18:27] that we still have some contingency within the remainder of the project.

[18:30] I would not go with exactly what we're sitting today.

[18:38] I don't know if you guys want to discuss on that more or how we want to proceed to get

[18:44] to that another by the end of the month.

[18:45] I can keep giving updates and recommendation maybe.

[18:50] But there's going to be some direction of what would be helpful for you guys to think

[18:55] about as we're trying to move forward and make sure we don't have money to pay the contract

[18:59] after by the time of December, it goes up the target.

[19:04] Your updates and your recommendations are very valuable.

[19:08] Thank you.

[19:11] I feel like a couple of things on the coming up

[19:14] with the number, I don't want them to go into a rate increase

[19:19] and over increase.

[19:22] That's where I'm going to have enough and not too much.

[19:26] Yeah.

[19:27] Yeah.

[19:27] I did go through the local funds part of the project today because I know as

[19:35] a couple things called trash and had a conversation with her. When we paid off

[19:41] the loan, the original loan pursuer in last June 30th, I did not close out the

[19:48] loan reserve fund knowing that we were gonna have to add additional funds. So I left

[19:54] that $15,339 in there, I transferred out of the local funds out of $400,000, the additional

[20:02] $21,324. So I told Trish, I said there is that additional $15,339 that's still available

[20:10] in local funds. And then also looking at her and we figured it out, she had the PPR as part

[20:19] of the local funds and I said we did pay it out of local funds but we paid it out of operations

[20:23] of maintenance in 2021-21-22, I think, was the year.

[20:30] But it's not out of the year 400,000 that was

[20:32] budgeted for this project.

[20:35] So she's putting that back in there.

[20:38] Right now, we have 625,697 in the replacement depreciation

[20:45] fund for the sewer prop, sewer, 364,861, because she

[20:52] as a draw that we added in there today is still available

[20:57] about original $400,000 to be put on the project.

[21:03] And then we're going to be adding another $35,000

[21:07] into the R&D fund.

[21:11] The right now, that leaves a total of,

[21:14] as of today, it's $255,804 with the additional $35,000.

[21:19] By the end of the year, it would be 290,000, 804.

[21:24] So my question is, is part of this to help with not having to raise the rate?

[21:31] Is we need to have some in the R&D in case we have something else happen?

[21:40] Would you be interested in using some of that 290,000?

[21:47] up to $200,000, $250,000.

[21:50] What would you be comfortable with?

[21:52] I don't foresee a lot of issues.

[21:56] We're not having.

[21:57] I think she's not sick that much.

[21:59] I'm not sure I'm not sick that much.

[22:01] Yeah, yeah, please.

[22:03] But it would be a way to help with the cost.

[22:09] But I'd like to have it that in a motion so that I can take it

[22:13] back to the funding being and let them know

[22:16] that that and let Trish know to add that into the budget so that we can lower that amount

[22:22] this and

[22:26] we do add 50 grand a year and we've already added 15,000 into that this year and

[22:32] if there's if there's additional funding to keep the cash flow at the end of the year where

[22:36] it should be that I can move over I will win the extra and to R&D this year.

[22:44] I approve the use of additional amount of replacement depreciation funds, sewer replacement

[22:53] depreciation funds for the sewer improvements project.

[22:58] So move on.

[23:02] So

[23:07] that should help a little bit.

[23:12] But

[23:14] we've got just about every grant we could possibly get on this.

[23:19] I've been looking at your stuff too, even talked about EPA stuff, the EPA stuff is so far

[23:25] out, the project would be done for a year before we got notified.

[23:36] and the USDA doesn't even have funding at the moment, I don't believe.

[23:41] We are very little.

[23:48] Any further discussion?

[23:51] Questions?

[23:52] … I.

[23:52] I.

[23:53] All right.

[23:54] The

[23:59] project, select removal.

[24:02] And we just …

[24:03] That's what we did some seconds.

[24:04] My turn, my turn.

[24:05] All right.

[24:06] While I'm in the free generator project.

[24:08] Do you think you can do it?

[24:08] Well, those discussed a little bit with the water of the day, but yes, the generator has been installed.

[24:14] The contractor did submit the final invoice.

[24:17] And all RTA invoices have been submitted for that.

[24:20] We are just finishing up, finish up as bills for that.

[24:23] There was one punch list item up the door that we just need to verify that was replaced.

[24:27] The electrician was going to fix one of the hinges on one of the electrical panels.

[24:32] And then the METS been out here to look at this data, and that should finalize that.

[24:36] so have an opportunity I think it's supposed to be your Friday.

[24:39] Friday? I think.

[24:42] It's about, we should wrap up that project and we'll get a set of

[24:45] afterwards.

[24:47] I don't know, do you guys, I guess I can add to you know,

[24:49] if they prefer what you're on, if they're hard to have each

[24:52] above what they want.

[24:53] Ask them.

[25:02] Okay, new business.

[25:07] Thank you.

[25:08] Thank you.

[25:25] The first thing that brought it to the state labor and industry's attention is in April in Park

[25:40] Montana, and this is like the lagoon liners that we're putting in now. A sole

[25:48] operator went out to the lagoon on a Saturday by himself. No safety equipment,

[25:56] he slipped and fell in and drowned. It took him a couple days to notice

[26:04] missing and then it took him more to use cameras and to go get him. So the, when we did the

[26:15] lagoon review of the safety, that was one of the things that they were saying that we had to do

[26:20] and then MMIA also brought it up and that's why we have it. There's going to be a whole process

[26:26] of also trainings and things that roof will be putting together. I love her for that.

[26:34] But they'll have to wear lightfests so we need to purchase some decent lightfests for the guys.

[26:40] They will have, I think they're going to, they're trying a app on the phone that's a free app right now

[26:47] to see if it would work for transmitting and talking out there. And they also are putting

[26:54] poles and those guys left but they're I think they're putting poles in at the

[26:58] four corners of all each of the legumes that will have to have throw ropes. Also

[27:03] because the old legumes had rip wrap partway up and you could crawl out on the

[27:09] rocks these don't. These legumes will not, they will be just the light straight

[27:15] liner straight in. There's nothing to grab on to. So this is why this policy came

[27:20] and deploy and we're trying to get them in line now.

[27:29] I moved that we adopt.

[27:31] Resolution number 5, 6, 7.

[27:34] Also, can you

[27:39] play the discussion on this?

[27:41] Question.

[27:42] Hi.

[27:43] Hi.

[27:44] Hi.

[27:55] What do you see?

[27:59] The auditors love it though, I'm sure.

[28:02] There are the ones who brought it to the tension

[28:04] and came out of their mouth.

[28:06] And do you have a cybersecurity policy?

[28:08] And I went, not really, when I was crossing my eyes

[28:11] and when I went looking for one, I got incident response

[28:17] policies.

[28:18] And I'm like, that's the end part to me.

[28:23] First part is what you should be doing,

[28:25] the trainings, the passwords, things like that.

[28:29] So this is what we got.

[28:32] And this is what we came up with.

[28:33] version I've been working on this for three months. I did not include what they call

[28:42] the incident response team personnel in that policy because it changes. I mean, people,

[28:52] people in positions change and that what it says in the policy is that it would be updated

[28:58] as necessary. So like, when, right now, it's Ronnie. There's the lead. Well, Ronnie, when

[29:06] she's done in December 31st, it's going to swap to him. If that, her name is in that

[29:11] policy, then you would have to amend the policy. Oh, no. So I'm trying to avoid the title

[29:17] of the matter. Double-stepping everything constantly so that it kind of moves to the future and

[29:22] helps everybody out.

[29:24] Jiggle.

[29:26] Hopefully this will satisfy Yardra.

[29:30] Do we do this again?

[29:34] Okay.

[29:36] Resolution number 568.

[29:38] A resolution to adopt the cybersecurity and incident

[29:41] responsibility of the town of superior.

[29:45] I move that we adopt resolution number 568.

[29:51] Second.

[29:51] I'm sorry.

[29:53] I'm sorry.

[29:54] I'm sorry.

[30:00] Okay, any further discussion? Question? I give a response as longer than the policy itself.

[30:16] Ward number two, council resignation. Please accept my letter of resignation for Ward two as I will be relocating as of October 1st.

[30:28] Effective date it has been a privilege and a pleasure to serve with Mayor Phillips and the council

[30:34] Thank you for the opportunity

[31:11] So I wanted to move to Ward 3 out of Ward 2, that's why she,

[31:21] so in your packet I had included

[31:24] the MCAs for the qualifications for council members and I also included filing, filling the vacancy

[31:33] and that will be on November 10th meeting.

[31:39] There are currently four names for that position.

[31:45] There could be more of the end of, I don't know,

[31:48] but we'll have that at that time.

[31:59] Hey, legal.

[32:01] No.

[32:03] Perkspics.

[32:06] Okay.

[32:07] We spent a lot of time working in a grants this month

[32:10] and on projects.

[32:14] The final step for the water generator will be done after MET is here and I get that final bill.

[32:21] See, I don't believe the project came in under budget.

[32:26] So, we're probably not going to get the full slip of ramp, but we'll get the most of it.

[32:31] So, anyway, we've done MCEP draws 3 and 4, CDDG draw 3, SRF long draws 1 and 2.

[32:39] you know, so it's been a, it's been a busy month. Also, there's your fiscal year,

[32:47] 24, 25 annual financial report submitted to the state and accepted as soon as they got

[32:54] the $1300 check. I have a really hard, I do have a really hard problem with that one,

[33:00] okay? I counted up the number of times that I contacted them for help this year,

[33:05] That was four.

[33:08] And that was no kidding.

[33:11] And I was saying that.

[33:13] I said I contacted them.

[33:16] No, no.

[33:17] So another story.

[33:19] Right.

[33:20] They're famous words right now.

[33:23] They've turned more into a regulatory,

[33:25] and the bureau,

[33:27] and their famous words are,

[33:29] we can't answer that.

[33:31] It's not our liability.

[33:38] So anyway, but ours is done and it's been accepted, the state I checked on the portal a couple

[33:45] days ago and it has been accepted, so they haven't complained about anything. So the other

[33:50] portion of my report has to do with last year when Mary Mueller did the budget and she entered

[34:00] in the wrong levies. Actually, she entered in the previous year's levies, which caused

[34:06] part of our cash flow issue at this year. And we'll probably take a couple of years to

[34:11] get out of that year, that problem. But I did one of the requirements that the auditor

[34:15] wanted me to do. And you guys want me to do was go check and make sure that she had entered

[34:21] the correct number this year. And Ruth and I verified she sent this around. Our resolutions

[34:29] are attached. She also walked it through so that she showed both both of the

[34:35] spread sheet she does and then also into the black mountain so I could find a

[34:42] lot of way through and I did go over personally and thank her for making

[34:47] sure and showing us the process and then it was done for.

[34:52] But this is for you guys to

[34:54] go ahead and look and verify too. But yeah Ruth and I both verified it. I verified it

[34:58] it was verified and then we verified it together because it overcharged on the SID, but it

[35:06] undercharged on both the fire hall lawn and the towns and it affected the cash for the

[35:12] general obligation bond and for the town it affected it pretty good this year.

[35:18] So hopefully that will ease out, we'll

[35:25] get through,

[35:28] but I did want to let you know that that

[35:29] was.

[35:32] I was gonna ask you that, but then you, yeah, no, I brought that with me so I can show

[35:38] everybody what she sent us and that.

[35:40] And I was glad that it wasn't just the spreadsheets that she showed me that it went into black

[35:45] mountain correctly.

[35:46] Because that's what it did.

[35:48] Because that was what the claim was last year is that it didn't transfer properly, it didn't

[35:52] transfer.

[35:53] And what it did is that we had to go back and do all of that, redo that levy form, and we ended up with

[36:02] carry-over meals, which actually ended up lowering that with them with the lower taxable value

[36:09] this year, plus the lower end year end cash, that contributed to the budget crunch of, you know,

[36:17] I'm cutting 50 grand left this year and asked for a lot of a lot of projects got cut out this fiscal year

[36:24] So hopefully we'll get past that and start being able to yeah

[36:37] The sense agenda

[36:39] I

[36:44] like the motion to prove the consent agenda

[36:46] I'll second

[36:52] In for the discussion

[36:53] Oh yeah, let's talk about it

[36:57] No

[37:08] further questions?

[37:10] Any further discussion?

[37:21] Question?

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