[0:06] I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands for nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.

[0:46] All the meeting orders.

[0:51] What do you guys want to make a motion to approve the last month's minutes?

[0:57] Get her down now.

[0:58] I make a motion that we approve April's minutes as written.

[1:03] I second.

[1:06] Oh, approved.

[1:07] Hi.

[1:08] Any opposed?

[1:10] No.

[1:11] Okay.

[1:19] The community center updates, Jacob?

[1:22] Nothing as of recent.

[1:26] And let's me a new one over there, real quick,

[1:30] right at the meeting, after going to cushions off,

[1:33] come along this all night, tonight.

[1:35] OK, I'm going to get him recovered.

[1:37] All right, correct.

[1:42] And

[1:45] that is what got me to get to get to do this for Hannah

[1:49] Suer.

[1:50] But Hannah Suer, water, so you have anything.

[1:55] No, I've met you again, so I'm going to do more of the only thing.

[2:02] I'm going to have a little administrator for the cross-connection program.

[2:07] They went to the test today.

[2:10] So you still operate your hand cross-connection, both done?

[2:13] Good job.

[2:15] It's been a long time.

[2:17] You're going to be done.

[2:18] And that's a lot of hard work here.

[2:21] He's got us back in compliance with the state.

[2:25] We'll refer to our penalty points.

[2:28] So, yeah, no points are still coming off,

[2:32] but we're in good shape.

[2:33] Bergdogger is no.

[2:34] Yeah, that's a very ill-eared one,

[2:36] five of the next couple weeks.

[2:38] So, you won't let her work.

[2:40] And then we're trying to work with her water

[2:44] on their friendship program.

[2:46] I'm basically just going to give us some extra money if we can make it happen to people.

[2:52] There's been a group of our large system providers, basically.

[2:55] So it's four o'clock in the morning, but at the conference, I don't know exactly what I thought.

[2:58] But let's take it somewhere.

[3:00] We can do it later.

[3:01] But we can just dump it all the way to here and create a system.

[3:05] We've got the whole thing to be done.

[3:07] Yeah.

[3:07] Did you ever get on this gate yet?

[3:11] of you know, I was going to use the...

[3:16] ...helleford's hydrogen reports to have the...

[3:18] my vehicle is supposed to start.

[3:20] So can I have a good time?

[3:21] I'm... he might eat the pole...

[3:24] down there to JR first.

[3:26] Is it skating?

[3:27] And, authorize...

[3:29] to give another administrator.

[3:31] Yeah.

[3:33] Can we...

[3:33] I think, I'm assuming...

[3:35] the deal is reaching for the Johnny phone.

[3:38] Yeah, the phone has...

[3:39] I really can't, I'm sure I just need my own vlogger and stuff, but you just may or may have to just approve for him, they get access.

[3:48] I'll call him.

[3:49] Okay.

[3:50] I'll give him a call.

[3:51] I'll give him a call tomorrow.

[3:53] And get that done.

[3:55] And then I'm going to give you some little brass anti-sip and things to put on to give all the residents that are on the town water.

[4:09] to put on your hoses or hydrants out in your yards so it can't what what that

[4:16] does is stops anything from your hose from saving say your water and water tank

[4:24] a stock tank or something and you leave your hose in you shut your valve off so

[4:29] it can't suck that dirty water back into the hose it's a little deal you screw on

[4:35] and they're a little sister and you're like a small backflow prevention.

[4:39] It's a moment.

[4:41] And the stage really, they're clapping down on everybody with anti-backflow stuff.

[4:48] So to give, it's a tool that we can use for, they call that cross connections.

[4:56] So you can't suck anything back into your thing.

[5:01] Even if you're leaving your holes, if you're filling up poison to spray, if you leave

[5:05] your hole in the set, put it in there, it can't, because that's really toxic, that's

[5:10] it.

[5:12] That's a good point.

[5:13] If you're filling up poison, and if somebody turns hydrogen on down the street, you have

[5:18] to have that.

[5:21] It's poison or water supply, so there's these little bacteria in there.

[5:26] They're just cheap insurance for everybody to receive the main clinic.

[5:34] Which they should be using their irrigation, but in case they don't.

[5:37] We're not as susceptible to it out here if they are in bigger metropolitan areas.

[5:44] They require you to have a big backflow valve in your yard that sticks up above the ground

[5:49] and you've got to take it off in a winter time and stuff so it won't freeze to break, so

[5:55] these are just a little device to put on there. We're being proactive. We haven't been

[6:01] very proactive in the past year and a half or so. We're going to be really proactive with it

[6:06] so we can stay in compliance with our cross-connection stuff. So, that being said, we got

[6:21] Yeah, the only way card I want, they're real quick

[6:26] How would you find out when their next meeting is if they switch that they wanted mayor to attend that?

[6:31] So just ask them and then get back to it

[6:34] So I'm ready out. Where is he's here?

[6:37] Okay, so let me know like coordinate with Wendy and board

[6:43] We can figure out if you guys can move or whatever. Okay. We can work together

[6:50] I'm sorry I got tap on it.

[6:53] That's okay. I don't remember it till I see what.

[6:56] Yeah.

[6:57] Okay.

[6:57] So bring it up tonight and we'll see you guys later.

[7:00] Okay.

[7:01] So that'll be it.

[7:02] Yeah.

[7:02] That's all we need.

[7:04] Thank you.

[7:04] Yeah.

[7:05] Thank you.

[7:06] Thank you.

[7:09] So when we want to want to chorus,

[7:16] deal with our wanting to build their song,

[7:19] saying the result,

[7:20] I'll tell you everybody here that I have spent many, many hours reading over our zoning

[7:30] and the way it is, it is, in my opinion, it is very, very gray, it's not black and white.

[7:41] And so we contacted our attorney and he told us that we should table voting on this thing

[7:53] for you guys.

[7:54] That's what he told us and we need to reword or not reword amend our eight zoning, residential

[8:07] zoning.

[8:07] So, with that being said, we need to table our decision on the approval of changing

[8:19] his own from an agriculture to a residential, and we need to, we are zoning ordinance that

[8:32] R.A.'s only ordinance amended that will take that we will post it like just like we did

[8:41] with your guys' thing. And then next month we should have the wording all finished on

[8:48] it. And I might say in this right?

[8:51] First, the ordinance has to be approved with the wording that's by the county council.

[9:01] And I mean, it has to be in an open and here, public meeting hearing.

[9:06] So first, the ordinance has to be approved.

[9:10] Then it has to be put back on for a reason, which is another 30 days.

[9:15] So it's like we got across with you guys for the 30 days, so approval will happen in

[9:27] is it to lie or to lie waiting, correct?

[9:30] Right.

[9:31] Because you'll have to first amend your ordinance which takes them on to get on your agenda.

[9:36] And then we got to redo your thing that we posted in the post office and stuff.

[9:43] So it will be before any finality that will be in July.

[9:49] So there will be two public hearings.

[9:51] There will be a public hearing in June.

[9:54] And there will be a public hearing in July.

[9:55] Both will be public hearings.

[9:57] So are there going to be a bus and four back?

[9:59] We'll never mind if I should run.

[10:01] So what we're saying?

[10:03] So where there's the reason that the attorney suggested this is

[10:07] because there is no precedence.

[10:09] No one's ever built anything like this before.

[10:11] we could so in our ordinances we really didn't have a zone that was that the

[10:18] lawyer felt like was fitting for what we're doing. Now that they'll be his own

[10:25] then that allows the town council to have a concise decision because it'll

[10:31] say that in the law. That was his suggestion. They don't have to do it follow that.

[10:35] But that would be when the bylaws will be amended.

[10:39] Or does this?

[10:40] The ordinance will be amended.

[10:42] And then in July is when you could propose the rezoning June.

[10:47] And then in July is when you could approve or disapprove or correct.

[10:52] The rezoning will be approved in June.

[10:56] Or disapproved in June.

[10:59] That'll be done in June.

[11:00] But then on top of that.

[11:02] But after that rezoning is done, we have to go through this thing for 30 days on your

[11:09] approving or disapproving of the building of that over there to rezone it, to rezone

[11:17] that.

[11:17] Kind of word of that wrong.

[11:19] So the rezoning is proposed in June and approved in July.

[11:24] Yes.

[11:25] Well, yeah.

[11:26] You work.

[11:27] Yeah.

[11:29] We're all saying the same thing, but we're all saying it.

[11:32] Yeah.

[11:34] So.

[11:35] That's what the lawyer recommended us, but it's up to you guys to make a vote to move forward that way.

[11:41] Or.

[11:42] Or you can make your own decision.

[11:44] Or you can make your decision, right?

[11:46] What's the problem?

[11:46] Why are we running into a problem with it?

[11:51] We have the idea.

[11:53] Well, it's not the problem.

[11:54] It's the legality of that zoning.

[11:59] So it doesn't say it has condo and pound home.

[12:03] It doesn't say for a pleasure.

[12:05] It doesn't even say anything about multi-family dwellings in there.

[12:11] And if you're going to do something like that, it doesn't say anything about multi-family

[12:16] dwellings in anywhere in Tabiona, any of the zones.

[12:21] And it doesn't say that there can't be either.

[12:22] It doesn't say yes or no, so we want to be specific. We want to be specific and as legal as we can be

[12:33] That's what we're trying to do protect you your neighbors everybody you know in town

[12:39] That's what a president's other people might want to do this too. We need to have something in place. It says that allows

[12:45] Well, we need some yeah

[12:54] Yeah, that's the only zoning we're going to change, there's we're going to amend businesses,

[13:04] the R8, residential zoning, correct, am I correct?

[13:10] Unless we find something else that it looks like that it's not specific enough, usually

[13:14] it's hard to, like, this is specific because it's someone's brought it to our attention.

[13:20] So if someone else brings something specific to a commercial zone or something else like

[13:24] that, then that's when we can do a better job, but our job, you know, to mean, let's be more

[13:30] specific.

[13:31] So if someone else comes on a, you know, on an agriculture lot and say, we want to build

[13:37] a big indoor arena or a pole barn or, you know, something that fits a little bit bigger,

[13:42] you know on that type of zoning we need to make sure we're probably look through things specifically so I'd

[13:50] that's just an example so comment on that I do think it is specific in your

[13:55] zoning that it does designate condo and town homes those are under one roof and they are

[14:01] multi-family but they're not for rent they're for sale so whoever drafted this

[14:07] initially probably saw this community as wanting single-family homes I mean

[14:12] that's what it's kind of leading to. So it does accommodate that, but for ownership.

[14:20] So if it was a condo, they don't, and that it have to have an H away and it's very specifically

[14:25] going to the parameters with that. So the only thing it doesn't have is for rent, for my family

[14:31] within Tabiana. And so my question is, brand-owned shouldn't be no difference. If you own some,

[14:40] you have the ability to rent. Who says you can't rent something if you own it?

[14:47] I'm not saying you can't because you have lots of single family rentals here.

[14:51] For sure. What you're like, trailer, they're considered trailer parks, you know.

[14:55] Yeah, but they're, but they're ranted.

[15:00] But they're granted. Right. Right. But condolors are town ones. Again, that's in your by-laws range. Yes.

[15:06] I'm changing that to accommodate multifamily rentals. We're going to talk about it. And we're going to, we're going to see what, what we as a council

[15:14] failed as best for, for this town, the community. You don't know if it's going to favor the building or not favor the building. Don't know, yeah. We have, we've talked about it a little bit, but we just, like what Terry said, we are talking to the attorney and getting more

[15:29] specific on things. We want to accommodate everybody as well as we can. We don't want

[15:36] to accommodate the people that necessarily don't want to 100 percent. We don't necessarily

[15:42] want to accommodate the person that's 100 percent for it. Maybe it's going to be one way,

[15:47] maybe the other, maybe a mix of both. Maybe there's a compromise. But we have to take into account

[15:52] what's best for everybody in the town. So that's what we're trying to do. And that's a very hard

[15:58] decision to not make everyone, someone might, someone happy, maybe we'll make

[16:04] everybody mad, you know what I mean. So we're just trying to do the best we can

[16:08] without getting around out of town with what trying to, you know what I mean,

[16:13] trying to make everybody as comfortable with the land that they own and the

[16:18] interests that they have here. So that's what we've got, we've got a violence.

[16:22] Right. As our concerns ban, we went through this problem.

[16:28] Multi-family rentals for 22 years just sold two of them.

[16:32] And what our hope is, I know Tavio is very unique

[16:36] but to maybe study some smaller communities and the problems they've experienced

[16:40] because you guys are starting to brand new on this.

[16:43] And there are people who do things from different communities about what works,

[16:47] what doesn't work.

[16:48] We learned so much too with just owning those.

[16:51] So one of the first things was any community that we've seen and then when we did our plans

[16:57] in the same process they're going through was they put them in a certain place and you had

[17:03] to have a certain amount of land. And anywhere I've ever looked, it has to be a happenator

[17:08] to do duplex or foreblocks. That's Dushan County and we talked to them all so in the smaller areas.

[17:15] So they designate where it can go and then they designate. The other thing is parking.

[17:21] this is what we learned with parking. They go from your place. That's exactly what will happen.

[17:28] If it's not mandated that the parking has to be on that property for the 8 cars or the 4 cars

[17:35] and they and they did invert because they knew when family parties and stuff happened,

[17:40] the old car goes out onto the street. So if these guys are planning on parking out at the street,

[17:44] that over close can end up at towns and the shells and ours and the noise and all of the other

[17:50] things with it. So there's a reason that they designate places in town because there's

[17:56] all that same kind of building. Of course, have these four blocks and like how you can

[18:00] handle that and this is a new precedent. And we do respect that people should be able

[18:04] to build. But what is very concerning is we have to do green space. There have to be an

[18:11] help for that many people's kids to play. People can get out and have a barbecue. We could

[18:16] The private patials in the back of ours, we had three or four flexes, what we're talking

[18:22] about.

[18:23] And so on half an acre, it was fairly enough, and we filled the street with people on

[18:29] ours at times when everybody was having a party at the same time.

[18:33] So it's a lot of noise, this kind of thing generates that.

[18:36] Coddo's don't as much, if somebody owns it, it's a different mentality, I'm not saying

[18:42] ranchers are different, but for us it has been because it's a different clientele.

[18:50] I don't know what town we will attract, but anywhere else that I've seen people

[18:55] who own actually have more ownership there, they're more stable neighbors, they're, you

[19:01] know, most of the people that rent here are family members from here anyway, so I don't know

[19:06] with that effect. But parking is a really big deal and also they designate emergency vehicle.

[19:14] You start getting that many people there. There's got to be turnaround for them and they've got

[19:18] to be able to get in without being blocked. So that they actually can people that wanted to build

[19:23] that didn't have that as part of their parameters. So there's those kinds of things to think about.

[19:30] And then the home value always went down on people around building these. That's why they only

[19:36] and you let us know down by the next time.

[19:38] What's that?

[19:39] The property value goes in on embedded,

[19:41] on the third round, that it does go off.

[19:43] It'll kill your property value.

[19:45] And it's proven.

[19:46] I mean, you guys can look all these stats out there.

[19:48] And that's just what we found out.

[19:50] That'll be just right, because your property

[19:51] tag has been treated here and after a year, after a year.

[19:54] The property value goes to my face,

[19:56] no property tag.

[19:58] I'm not sure they'll drop them, but they can.

[20:01] They'll drop our value, but not necessarily tag.

[20:03] I honestly don't believe that that's going to be any more than anybody else.

[20:08] I don't think it's going to be any more than you.

[20:11] I don't think it's going to be any more than the shell,

[20:13] or I don't think it's going to be any more than the top.

[20:15] You're going to have the same amount of people with the same two places all the time.

[20:22] Our biggest concern is the lack of properties.

[20:25] Like when Jim put those in, he had 0.8.

[20:28] So when tabby almost cold, he had 0.25 per one.

[20:32] So, these guys have a point A and you change the code, they can have the trouble what's in there.

[20:38] But what if you put a condol that's got three or four

[20:43] condol or a townhouse that they can fit on that?

[20:47] And it says that in that. So, what's the difference? That's on a small piece of ground as well.

[20:52] You still have to have part A.

[20:54] For sure. And that is in the ordinance, is it actually specifies parking and how many we have to have.

[21:00] And it specifies the footage up, actually.

[21:03] It needs to be on the property not out in the road.

[21:06] Where does it say that?

[21:08] I'd say it in those places.

[21:10] And we made us pay and have the parking right on our property

[21:15] because they knew that all of these families

[21:17] would be having visitors.

[21:18] That would be a great precedence to say,

[21:21] but 90% of the places in this town

[21:23] have park on the street because back then,

[21:25] they built their houses, in my opinion,

[21:28] too close to the road.

[21:29] When I built mine, I decided I wanted

[21:31] to park on my property and not on the street.

[21:34] So I decided to set a back.

[21:35] That was my personal decision, some of the older homes.

[21:39] They just, that's how they did it, you know,

[21:40] it was different.

[21:42] You know the family, you know, you're talking four times

[21:45] that dance and you think it's a good one, Flex.

[21:47] Four times that people on that property

[21:49] have been doing property.

[21:51] Let's cut this loose, we're gonna,

[21:54] we got other things, we got to move up, move up, move on.

[21:56] That's basically what we're gonna do.

[21:58] We're gonna address this code in the coming month.

[22:01] then in June we'll redo the thing and then we can argue about this.

[22:04] Oh, we're not going to talk about it anymore so we've got everything we've got to move on.

[22:09] So if you guys make a decision right now, if you want to vote on it or not,

[22:13] if you don't, let's move on.

[22:15] I make a motion, we table this issue to tell the June meeting.

[22:19] Second, I have a motion.

[22:21] And thank you for listening because we know you're going to give me a post station.

[22:25] So we just wanted to let you know all the way in favor.

[22:33] We've got a lot of work to do here in the next two months.

[22:41] We've been involved on our preparations, what we've been doing, and what we've been.

[22:44] We stopped the ride.

[22:45] Yeah.

[22:47] We have to subvert from Bernal loss to come to that end.

[22:51] That's the end.

[22:52] We just can't do anything till my law tells you.

[22:57] We're July there.

[23:00] So let's get moving on to the CFP

[23:15] this 250 celebration.

[23:20] The county has got some money that they're going to want to give to Tamiya owner.

[23:27] I like to pay for the board to July and Melissa told me and they said that they have

[23:35] not much money that they offer to pay for like a bounce house.

[23:42] It's on a population, so of course Roosevelt is going to get more.

[23:47] It's an amount off population, so you know what I'm saying.

[23:52] Is it a grant or what is it to pick the private money?

[23:56] the county commissioners because it's a celebration centennial year.

[24:02] They've allotted each municipality so much money, I guess this is how they so much money.

[24:09] They want some money to be divided up between all the towns and stuff and normally to

[24:19] have a park and Rick takes care of all that kind of stuff during the 4th of July, so is

[24:24] Is there something else?

[24:26] Some other ideas that we could ask about?

[24:29] Just give the money to the fortune wreck.

[24:32] They can money and give it to the Barton wreck.

[24:35] They could put it to the fireworks

[24:36] because every year we donate to the fireworks.

[24:38] Whatever, yes.

[24:39] I just feel like that we do the parade,

[24:42] but I feel like everything else is on the park,

[24:44] so if they're going to get us funding

[24:46] and I kind of feel like I could just go to them.

[24:49] As a council, what's our contribution to that?

[24:51] That's we just to the parade and don't create and we help with the fireworks. That's all financially. Yeah

[24:57] With fireworks so then you could take that money and give it to for fire

[25:04] Maybe another account for fireworks and stuff to try to make a little bit better each year

[25:11] So would we donate what we normally do plus what they give us?

[25:16] Yeah, put in the fund. So wouldn't be as far

[25:19] No, I'm just curious

[25:20] Yes.

[25:20] So it be an in addition to whatever, okay, I don't know.

[25:25] Or if they don't need it for that, spend it on whatever they feel like.

[25:29] They can just put it up like that.

[25:31] So you say, you say, you don't feel like we need it for freight or anything.

[25:38] We already have.

[25:41] And we've already a lot of the money.

[25:42] Yeah.

[25:43] Okay.

[25:44] But if it's for the celebration for that, I feel like they do more of that.

[25:55] Did they say how much it was getting here?

[25:58] Did they say how much?

[26:00] Or we don't know yet.

[26:02] I divided it up.

[26:03] It's not very much much.

[26:05] I divided it up equally.

[26:06] She told me how much it was nothing.

[26:09] I just divided it easily between the thousand.

[26:12] I said, oh, it was $600, I think.

[26:15] And I said, oh, it's $600, she's getting old.

[26:19] Because we're smaller.

[26:21] Yes, so we might get $200 if we're lucky.

[26:24] If it's only $600, we might get $50.

[26:28] At the time they do that.

[26:29] Well, whatever it is, we'll just check the budget over.

[26:34] OK,

[26:40] to figure out what we can do with that money.

[26:43] Well, I think we just did.

[26:45] Agreed to make a motion second. Right? Make a motion.

[26:50] No, you say it. I put it in there a minute, guys.

[26:55] Thanks, Jake. I'm glad.

[26:58] Want me to do it? Make some more sense.

[27:02] I make a motion that we use the county money for the 2026

[27:08] 4th of July celebration for 250 years.

[27:13] and donate that to the parks and direct to do a AC fit for celebration.

[27:18] Second. Second.

[27:20] Yeah, she can't hear us, but I'll second it.

[27:23] Sorry. I needed to tell them.

[27:27] He made the motion. I seconded it.

[27:31] To donate to the park.

[27:33] All

[27:37] in paper?

[27:38] Aye.

[27:41] Don't need to park.

[27:44] Yeah, you need to...

[27:45] We've got the drinking water with the axe done right?

[27:49] Yeah, nothing with it.

[27:50] So did you ever get that meter in on the sewer?

[27:55] Was it a meter?

[27:56] You was trying to get in or that flow?

[28:00] Oh, it still needs to be done.

[28:05] Oh, okay.

[28:08] Yeah, it might help you.

[28:13] Oh, Jacob can't wait. He's excited to go down the slope on this limiter off there.

[28:20] He was just like, oh, I can't wait.

[28:22] That's a biohazard.

[28:25] Oh, no.

[28:27] Just to talk about animal control, they...

[28:32] I understand a little boy got bitten on the playground.

[28:36] Yeah.

[28:36] My daughter also got bit the other night at the playground by no

[28:41] Now they live in Hannah and they he came down. She was swinging on the swing and it jumped up and like bitter on her back of her leg

[28:49] And was swinging with her and wouldn't let go and the guy was trying to get it to let go

[28:55] But she it didn't break the skin. It just bruised her up pretty good. But oh long anyways

[29:01] I don't know, but yeah, we have a few of them but

[29:06] there's one in general but we've already seen what that's like approaching him

[29:13] about his talk and what was this at the school yeah is that one of the school

[29:18] also hmm oh it was I thought it was the park but it was our sorry at the playground

[29:22] park all the same as same as the other one a different dog yeah that was just

[29:27] two nights ago but they don't live in town so I don't even know if that's worth

[29:33] their

[29:36] kid isn't is there science at the community park Centennial Park that say

[29:43] dogs must be leashed no that's first if you do that if you at least do that

[29:49] you do have some but is that even part of the town no that's not the park

[29:53] I don't understand that also but that is one

[30:00] Level of, you know, that you can start with. Should have told Jake, because that's out of our jurisdiction. I know, but if there's a situation, if we were to post that, but that's within our town, dogs must be least. We're not on the wherever. Then that there is a link that you have a little to stand on. With no signs with no, nothing, indicating that there is some sort of a rule about

[30:29] dogs, then there is no rule. So if that's your first line of defense, your first

[30:38] line of defense is to post it. Nobody knows. I mean, and do everybody that come

[30:45] here, everybody. Well a lot of people I've learned have their dogs on shot

[30:50] colors, but the radius because the sidewalk comes up to our doorstep and the

[30:55] The yard is not very big, you know.

[30:58] A lot of the dogs can go past that boundary line.

[31:01] Yeah, they have a radius and they can't go far,

[31:03] but they can still go beyond your board.

[31:06] Well, if the kids are on the sidewalk,

[31:09] it doesn't, they can go to the sidewalk.

[31:12] Yeah, they're not gonna run down the street,

[31:14] but they're still meeting the kids along the sidewalk.

[31:21] So, I don't know how you fix that

[31:23] because no one has a fence.

[31:24] And the problem, too, is even though you think your dog won't bite somebody

[31:29] What even my little dog jumped up and tried to bite the missionary?

[31:34] Well, and he has gotten more protected the last little day would never bite a kid

[31:39] But if you get five kids laying on him pull and pull and twist and pick they're going to bite

[31:44] Yeah, even her

[31:46] Even she has no teeth, but still they're gonna try yeah, that's just the way they are.

[31:54] I

[31:54] Because like Tangi said the kids were mulling him and sitting on him

[31:58] There was about five or six pull in a twist and so out of defense. That's a natural defense for a dog

[32:04] But what how come the owner was sitting there loud that happened she didn't allow that to happen

[32:10] It's been on a leash since they moved like it's never been a rumour ever

[32:16] Hey, apparently she was she was this teacher. I heard that will they're in the playground at the time the dog was there

[32:24] Are we talking talks maybe she was there this is what I'm hearing from

[32:30] Yeah, the dog's owner was present at the time the dog

[32:38] I do that when I'm walking with my dogs from mine and my animal safety

[32:50] I think my dogs typically stay right by my feet and they're very good about it, but

[32:58] I do that for my own safety because they enter their territory.

[33:04] So like I was walking up to that house and they get aggressive.

[33:07] It's too close to me that dog is going to bite me.

[33:10] Yeah.

[33:11] Yeah.

[33:12] Right.

[33:12] Any.

[33:13] Well, technically.

[33:17] We've got to make, what are we going to do to make it to work?

[33:22] We've got to tighten that leash law up and we've got to start some work, though.

[33:29] That would have been my kid, that dog bit, that dog, when he used to be ill, I don't know

[33:34] if it's still my dog, it had been a goner.

[33:37] That's not a good thing.

[33:38] It's not a good thing.

[33:40] It's not a good thing.

[33:40] Yes. He's a goner. I will not tolerate the dog that will bite a kid. No, me either. I won't have one. I won't have one. That's why I won't have a heater.

[33:53] I'm scared to death. That red eater of mine is going to bite somebody when I keep eating really young close tabs. Yeah, we've had him around before and they're good with kids they know, but ones they don't.

[34:05] Yeah, that's what I mean, even like all my grandkids, they're good, but you get to get real kids.

[34:12] I try to keep the callies a lot better.

[34:16] I talk to the church department and they do have and move and roll.

[34:21] They do, yes.

[34:24] Yeah, I see them come up here once in a while.

[34:29] They've been really good about, since I've been put in a mayor, I've called him twice,

[34:37] and they immediately dispatched a deputy up here.

[34:41] So I think they would do what we need to do, so we should we get some signs and put them

[34:53] up.

[34:56] I think that would help, but there's one that you cannot help, and it's the one that's

[35:02] going to buy someone next, so.

[35:04] And it's never home, it's never on a leash, but we've already dealt with him.

[35:09] Well, then why don't you step in and chop it up?

[35:12] Well, they tried that one time, and he ended up arrested.

[35:15] I saw two strange...

[35:17] And you went to today in my art area, Mark, over that?

[35:21] Oh, I thought it was over some mounts.

[35:24] I thought she got arrested, but it was him.

[35:26] It's different.

[35:27] Oh, different.

[35:29] Who is it?

[35:35] So, I saw two new strange ones in my army part today.

[35:38] I don't even have a clue.

[35:39] And I went around.

[35:40] I don't know who they bought it.

[35:41] I think we should post some signs.

[35:43] And maybe post a thing on the town's website.

[35:49] Oh, she has.

[35:50] Every week.

[35:51] Hey, Jill.

[35:52] The town that we're going to...

[35:55] I'm gonna I'll climb down. I don't know. I just yeah as long as the people complain in the

[36:02] worst doesn't do it. That's an all-peak person or two that complains the worst and then their

[36:07] dog is the store. Well everyone that's the thing though is if you do a dress that they're like

[36:12] well it's not mine. Yeah. Well it's on the video. It is yours. So it is pooping in the yard

[36:19] every night at 2 a.m. or 4 p.m., like it's on repeat every day so it's like whose dog is this then?

[36:28] Well the time staff is probably wrong. I don't think so. Like I don't know how you fix it

[36:35] because I really don't think they that are rules or that. Like it's just like oh big what then give me

[36:42] expectation oh okay well here's some money I like I just don't think they

[36:47] care yeah so I don't know how you fix it I know with animal control there's

[36:55] certain things where like after what after what after like three or four I can't

[37:01] remember what it is it's been here since I've talked to him but after a certain

[37:05] amount of times then picking that dog up it gets you well they don't cut by the time

[37:09] get up here. I can't corral the dog long enough to keep it there, but like it's

[37:15] there from like two to three in the morning wandering around but you call them

[37:20] and they're like that's the least of their concern. No one's running up here to

[37:23] get a dog. So I don't know how we like well that's one thing. That's when my

[37:30] dog's going crazy at the front door because that dog's outside. But then no one's

[37:33] gonna come get that dog till it's home. And then they're like well I didn't see

[37:37] anything. Well, of course, no one saw anything. It takes you forever to get up

[37:41] here. So I don't think that us and the county's deal is very helpful to our

[37:48] community.

[37:55] Yeah, I mean, that's the next step, but then we got open.

[38:09] I don't know.

[38:12] I think it just our relationship with them is like, oh, we'll come out and call us and they won't

[38:20] Who's

[38:21] Lex Hays

[38:23] Her big white dog. Oh, yes, so the one that never left the yard someone stole it

[38:31] It's big white pair of knees

[38:34] Somebody stole

[38:35] Is that was that your dog? But the one that never stays home nobody will give it a bit

[38:43] that big white pair of knees

[38:45] And you can't find it

[38:49] I can't post it, you're nothing for it, because you get every, well do you know that the

[38:54] pound had like eight dogs that look like that, when Charlie, my uncle lost his, to do

[39:01] know the pound had like eight of those dogs, and they're like, why are people picking up

[39:05] sheep dogs?

[39:06] This is like animal dogs.

[39:08] No, because people think they'll be able to do it for the first time.

[39:12] They pushed.

[39:12] Yeah, people are not...

[39:13] Well, Pound had quite a few, because Charlie couldn't believe it.

[39:18] Well, they found out the dog wasn't six, so they were willing to give it back.

[39:24] But, well...

[39:25] Wow.

[39:28] Interesting.

[39:29] Well, there was quite a few down at that.

[39:33] Let me do some more.

[39:35] That's the only time enough.

[39:36] Oh, we've done it.

[39:37] I do think the least thing is a star if our ordinance allows us to do that or

[39:43] however it's set up. Let me read that and there is some stuff on up but I

[39:48] don't know specifically what it is. So I've just had my mind boggled around this

[39:59] So should we table that on that time?

[40:02] No, no.

[40:02] The cycle is very, very ordinances.

[40:04] You can get on the website and just reach through it.

[40:06] Well, and I don't know who's going to help us like CVs through because they don't necessarily

[40:14] know.

[40:15] But they get pretty rude.

[40:17] Well, or anybody.

[40:18] So I don't know who's going to back you up when they don't listen to you, because that's

[40:23] what happened.

[40:24] Well, where do I go out between here and do shame with police?

[40:29] Or I guess they don't listen to you then you can say, well, I'm a control law that

[40:35] I'm not going to...

[40:36] You should.

[40:37] I'll have a police officer up here.

[40:41] I'm not going to be bullied out of somebody doing that, I'm not going to do that.

[40:47] So if they want to...

[40:48] I think if they get me, that's a third degree felony.

[40:52] they're going to go to jail. Yeah. And they're going to lose everything. They'll lose a bunch of stuff. So,

[41:00] yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's nice to get started on them.

[41:04] Could I do, are they going to put up something? My daughter. They already put a fence.

[41:08] Well, in the plans, there is a wall being built between the school and the track.

[41:13] It just is in the future as the track gets finished. So there will be a wall.

[41:18] it's just yeah it's just and again just like this other situation and tell

[41:25] something is like in your face sometimes you're just like oh you're small

[41:29] like it's no big deal but then once it's in your face you're like well where

[41:33] was it why don't we know well because in general we've never had to really

[41:37] worry about it or you know it's not no one's been bit or whatever so they do have

[41:43] plans in the future but I think it's just is the track going to be the first

[41:48] school starts again. Yeah. Yeah I think so. I did learn the track doesn't come

[41:55] with any track um like no shot puts ring no. None of that. No shot. But we are

[42:05] going to go closer. He told he wondered if he wondered if type

[42:10] price could build the shop put ring or whatever because it does not come with your home but we get

[42:18] go-posts. So I think maybe the go-posts are no and we put that money that's neither there. Anyway yeah

[42:25] doesn't make any sense. So what do you want to do?

[42:32] I want to do some research. Let me let me

[42:42] agenda. I mean, it's just on their, you know, do we have to ask the school to post

[42:46] anything because they're in the town? Like, is that our job to like communicate that

[42:51] with them? Like to post something on near the park that no dogs allowed, even if they're

[42:58] leashed or however that works? I mean, that's up to the school. But like, where they're

[43:04] in town limits, we don't even ask that. I don't think so because we can't ask everyone

[43:09] to post it at their house, you know what I mean, so that's just my opinion. The only thing we have

[43:15] jurisdiction over is the town hall and the street fronts, you know what I mean. Technically,

[43:22] the rest of it's private, so we can't really, in the school districts, it's technically private.

[43:27] I mean, it's public, but it's private, if that makes sense. So the only thing we could do is post it

[43:32] for ourselves yeah places yeah that's what I say I mean I don't think I'm sure

[43:40] there's a policy with the school I bet you they have something that says

[43:43] there's no animals or pets or you know I will read up on that okay I promise

[44:04] Okay, are you going back or are you going to go to the budget?

[44:08] Let's go to the budget.

[44:09] Excuse me. Let's give this meeting.

[44:12] You got to go tidy up.

[44:14] I mean you've got more on here than that.

[44:15] You got it.

[44:16] I got more on here than that.

[44:19] Give that to a mayor and that.

[44:22] Would you like me to talk about that?

[44:24] Do you do that, please?

[44:26] Okay.

[44:27] So we met with the auditors the other night,

[44:29] about three hours me in the air to help us with our budget. So if you'll see on

[44:35] this first page and the reason I highlighted is revised because a couple of

[44:41] things were allocated to the wrong accounts so he made some corrections. Okay.

[44:46] This hundred thousand that we or this hundred and forty on the original

[44:51] budget that we transferred from our water and sewer fund that was for this

[44:56] building. And what had happened?

[45:00] And is he when he went and did our audit, he didn't specify that we transferred that. He didn't know what that number was for. Anyway, so he has to clarify that also this public and improvement capital outlay this 172. That is the payment to the school for the community center. The ones. Okay, where's that? It's right here on this line that says public improvement capital outlay. It should be over.

[45:29] over here.

[45:33] We should be using this local building authority on page three.

[45:40] This is what

[45:41] we should be using for grant

[45:46] revenue and grant lease. Now, we're going to come back

[45:50] to that because I need to show you guys something. But as far as. So right here is principal.

[45:58] That's the amount we pay the principal and that's the amount we pay the interest that bottom two figures one twenty-five zero zero and four eight two

[46:09] That's the interest

[46:11] Okay

[46:13] Equal for one seventy-three two seventy-five. Yes

[46:19] What we found out

[46:21] This is a doozy. Yeah

[46:25] So I'm gonna grab that book really quick

[46:33] My blood was boiling when I found this out

[46:37] Yeah, and I heard from you that they kind of made me upset too.

[46:43] In the past, this is the book that is our agreement between the School District and us.

[46:50] So we formed a local building authority.

[46:52] The local building authority acts as the school rents the town that building from the local

[47:01] building authority, which is under our president, okay.

[47:05] So, we have a payment agreement from them.

[47:09] This is the agreement, the sub-lease agreement right here from the school.

[47:14] Every year they paid this amount of money.

[47:17] This is our sub-lease, this is an additional payment.

[47:22] These add up to when their final payment is due, these should stay in that account and

[47:29] should pay the final payment.

[47:31] that's how it's written. The school district has decided that they want a copy of our

[47:38] PTIF every time because that's where they transfer the money in. He said, send me a copy

[47:43] of your PTIF so I can transfer the money in for this. He's seeing what interest we're

[47:50] earning and deducting it. Well, that's like me running a house from you. Yeah. And say

[47:58] Again, before I pay my rent, I want to see your bank statement and see how much you're

[48:01] making off my rent.

[48:03] And then I'm going to deduct the interest.

[48:06] That's the auditors found this.

[48:10] I call D-miles.

[48:11] We've been in conversation and D-miles says, well, you need to go to their payments by the

[48:17] sub-lease and you need to read this because the way I interpret it is I can minus the, I

[48:25] can minus the interest.

[48:26] the way he interprets it. The auditors don't feel like that's correct. Of course he does because

[48:32] in the... He's... Well, exactly. So, in all reality, every single year, we are short except

[48:43] whatever they deduct in our interest, the auditors are like, where is this money that's supposed

[48:49] to be sitting in this account?

[48:52] Still in mind, in the town.

[48:54] So we need to decide as a, I can call me in the mayor talk, we can call Eric Church, who wrote up these documents, the lawyer, and we can say it's David Eric Church, it makes millions singing songs, but yeah, it's David Church.

[49:12] Eric Johnson, or David Church Retire, you're right, I'm sorry.

[49:17] David Church wants to go on this way.

[49:20] Eric Johnson, I'm sorry.

[49:22] It used to be David Church.

[49:23] Yeah, it used to be David Church.

[49:25] Okay.

[49:25] Your brain's in the dark?

[49:27] Yeah.

[49:27] Not to give you an album.

[49:29] So anyway, this is not needed to take place right now, but I had sent a message to our

[49:41] Our auditor called up the miles and said we're doing an audit here and this is how I

[49:49] feel and so he referenced this page here and he feels like he is interpreting it correctly.

[49:59] The problem is, as you go through the budget, do you have money to hire a lawyer to...

[50:06] to figure out how many years it's been well so we sat down and we added it up

[50:15] almost 10 years us in the auditor it started how does not how anything and then

[50:25] they get the building when it's done does not anything more than they get it

[50:30] This is from demiles. This is the reply to me and not matter.

[50:35] The section your auditor needs in the district sub-leads is section 6.2.

[50:42] Here's the wording from the document. The amount of the sub-lead space rentals

[50:46] otherwise payable to the sub-leads here under shall be reduced by an amount

[50:50] equal to the earnings on the investment of the final bond.

[50:55] to be reduced by the interest, basically, but as the final payment, the final payment,

[51:04] not every payment. Not every payment. So how much are they, are we in the hole that

[51:11] they've got? Well, there's still money in that account. It should be, but the payment

[51:18] started getting about 25,000 less every about what about what that so

[51:26] he

[51:27] shouldn't know what that is. Yeah he says why did you send to PTIF account statement

[51:32] exactly. I which the very first payment that was due I questioned that I said

[51:39] to John why does he want a copy of our PTIF account. I don't go ask people for

[51:44] bank account when I'm paying them for something. I said that seems weird. They

[51:48] won't never get thought again. Well D said D says well I need to know which

[51:54] PTIF to transfer because they transfer the money to our PTIF and we transfer it

[52:01] to our payment to the Utah Division of Finance. So they get the account

[52:05] routing number not so yeah so we just in going through this that was a huge

[52:17] I opened her, because D was paying what the Utah Division of Finance was, he was giving

[52:26] me the whole amount that was on that paper. I didn't know he was supposed to pay an interest

[52:29] on it. So, how much, what I don't know is how much? We figured it was about 25,000 right

[52:38] now. Remember that night, no it would be, it will be, over, remember we started, no it's

[52:45] not that much. But we can ask him. He sat down to think he calculated. And it's going

[52:50] to get more and more. It sounds like it's going to get. Yeah. I think we need to get this

[52:56] to that attorney right away. I want this stock put that bull graph. And they don't need

[53:02] another copy of that account. No. After this moment. They have to change. He said to put

[53:13] all the money out of the account.

[53:15] Hold the account and go around.

[53:16] Open the other one.

[53:17] Open the other one under.

[53:19] It can have a different account.

[53:19] We got other PTIFs.

[53:21] But he says, pull it out.

[53:23] But that one was set up by the CIV for this, this trend, for this purpose.

[53:31] Like it's allocated to community center.

[53:34] And the PTIFs secure, there's no other fund that gains that much interest besides PTIF funds

[53:40] for governmental money.

[53:42] But why?

[53:45] Because he thinks it in the documents that it states that they can do that.

[53:48] Because he will do anything to make a district $1 or $1 or $1 or $1 or $1 or $1 or $1.

[53:53] So it's on the final payment?

[53:56] Yeah.

[53:56] It's supposed to have happened on the final month.

[53:59] Okay.

[53:59] So the people, the guy that's on the front of this book, can he book that up?

[54:04] So we're going to have to put up the final payment if they keep doing that.

[54:08] So, basically, what I'm going to do is I'm going to send him all the documentation for his legal secretary.

[54:15] You're talking about the account of the address.

[54:19] No, what is the auditor?

[54:21] The auditor.

[54:21] He says, it's up to you guys.

[54:24] Oh, so you've said it everything to this attorney on the front desk.

[54:26] All an auditor does is just tell you what you have.

[54:29] Well, tell you what you have a problem too.

[54:31] And the last two years, he's coming back to that book.

[54:34] And then I called he and he says it that way. So then me and the auditor are just like you better talk to the person

[54:39] But he said he wouldn't he was talking to the mayor. He felt like he might

[54:48] Do something before like soon. Yeah, he said just don't keep it's just gonna get worse and worse is what he's saying

[54:56] That's why I think we need to get a turning to this and put the bed. Well this guy that wrote them

[55:06] finances. Is there anyone else? I think you need to go with this guy, because this

[55:12] might be a good old white guy, Chad.

[55:18] But there's no one else that works with him. I'm just

[55:29] curious. Yeah, because it's quite serious. Well, Jason's boss, technically, but I'm just

[55:36] I'm just curious if he's, he's, he's the same name.

[55:38] I just think that he's about to give your attention to Eric,

[55:44] asking what he'll charge to clarify some things for us

[55:48] that he did it.

[55:51] Yeah.

[55:52] And then...

[55:52] At least make him aware that there's probably an issue,

[55:56] that this is what's happening to us.

[55:57] We can't continue.

[55:59] And if that's the case, then the sub-lease agreement needs

[56:02] rewritten.

[56:03] And if they're supposed to deduct the interest, then it needs to be written out by it.

[56:08] So the auditor isn't saying, yeah, so you're all on the same page anyway.

[56:14] So probably what we'll think is, we'll contact Eric, we'll get into the documentation.

[56:20] We'll ask him, he might just review it because he did that and interpret it for us.

[56:28] We'll see what he'll charge us and then I'll let you guys know.

[56:30] Well, I don't matter what he charges you. It's going to be a lot less than what they've already taken, so.

[56:35] And I kind of feel like. And what they will take.

[56:38] Yeah, I guess it's a big update. And I don't mind just listening to that.

[56:41] The eyebrows to the mayor too, is the town generates about 30,000 in revenue.

[56:47] Yeah.

[56:47] That's it. We're a small town.

[56:49] And yeah, having forbidden if we made a dollar off something.

[56:53] Yeah, so.

[56:54] To a building that we won't own here in 10 years.

[56:56] As far as projects, I know they all come with a percentage, even though the sidewalks is only 6.6 percent to the town when it's a $700,000 project and it's only cost in the town 40.

[57:14] That's good, but when you only make 30.

[57:19] He said the best thing you did was correct your cemetery fee schedule.

[57:27] So that's the best thing that you did.

[57:29] So far.

[57:30] Yeah.

[57:31] Because he said it's not generating enough revenue.

[57:34] So let's go through the budget.

[57:36] So the second.

[57:37] So what he wants to do is make a motion to approve the revised budget.

[57:41] All he did was switch over a few things.

[57:43] Yeah.

[57:43] Then we have to make a motion to approve the budget proposed.

[57:47] post-budget which is July 1st to 26th and July 1st to 27th and that's on that's

[57:55] starting page one of the go back and there's another highlight of seeing on

[57:59] your packet so this is what he's proposing original and he went through

[58:04] line-by-line with us he says if you look straight across from all the years and

[58:09] it's it's you're pretty much that's pretty much going to be what these are your

[58:16] grant payments. We have the one payment to the school for the community center, which

[58:21] they give us. And then we for this water project, they started. Yeah, just talk about

[58:29] that budget

[58:34] line item with $100,000. Okay. Remember that. Okay. So if you look down here

[58:42] where it says transfers from water and sewer fund right here. Which one? Okay, paid one,

[58:48] but she's not on the seat. Payed one in the next, in the next year's budget.

[58:56] So that's

[58:58] the revised budget that he helped us with. And then this is the original we're proposing

[59:01] for this year. This is this year. Okay, then we'll see that. Contributions and transfer.

[59:07] Right. Okay. Okay. Sorry. So every entity, like he said, price city, you think of the general fund.

[59:14] It's not a money making revenue. Those are set money that you give in the county. They're tax money.

[59:19] They're, they don't go up and down. It's set money.

[59:24] And the only thing that generates money that's ran like a business is your water and sewer fund.

[59:29] And it doesn't have to balance to zero. Your water and sewer fund can make money. Okay.

[59:33] So he said every year, Price City has to transfer money from their power company to the general fund.

[59:42] So that's pretty common for municipalities that they have to transfer from their only business-making entity.

[59:49] If you don't transfer that money in your budget at the first of the year, you can't use money out of it.

[59:59] I'm not sure.

[1:00:00] And your budget, and do a new budget hearing. If you allocate it there, even if you're not going to use it, and it's there, then you can use money from that. So if you foresee anything that might, so this 100,000 back in this one into this in 26 that he says offset the completion of that, because it's 20, 25 to 20, 26. He said allocate 50,000 this year. Remember, he told me

[1:00:29] And just leave it there. The way that you offset it is you go back here because this has to balance to zero.

[1:00:36] This is a general fund. Is this excess revenues and fund balance?

[1:00:42] General in the last page, what page?

[1:00:44] And that's under transfer.

[1:00:47] Yeah. That's where you offset, where you oversee money.

[1:00:51] So 11,000?

[1:00:53] Yeah. That's where you could make a balance to zero.

[1:00:57] well he said look at your cemetery you bought that we bought that more 20 I mean

[1:01:05] we only had not that much money before that we spent on actual look at

[1:01:13] actual numbers that's the 25 yeah that's when we bought the more so I mean we

[1:01:23] don't probably aren't gonna buy a more like that again but now we're paying what's

[1:01:32] He said

[1:01:35] the best thing you did was out those fees hoping to increase this number to decrease

[1:01:50] what you have to use out of your general fund to offset it.

[1:01:55] So that's your best thing is to, that's your best thing.

[1:02:01] Now on your local building authority, that's going to be pretty much set because your

[1:02:06] payment next year is going to be this, 172.50.

[1:02:12] Now, that's what it says in there,

[1:02:17] that we're supposed to get.

[1:02:18] They're going to short you.

[1:02:19] But anyway, so that's that.

[1:02:21] And then that's why they's net in position, I guess.

[1:02:24] anyway he's he is correcting that but here on your water and sewer funds this

[1:02:35] one huh the water and sewer funds this is the one that could generate money

[1:02:42] yeah but it's showing that we transferred 30 to our general fund with a

[1:02:52] non-operate I don't know why I can't remember why he did that but non-operating

[1:02:57] expense of 20 but I can't remember why you said to do that.

[1:03:03] I was so late that

[1:03:04] night I was like and he helped us with our budget. He went through because the

[1:03:10] state is like it's not balancing because of this so they've had to make

[1:03:16] journal entries. But yeah he corrected it so it's all correct this year anyway

[1:03:28] so

[1:03:31] So yeah, you can raise your water rates, and then transfer to your general fund, but...

[1:03:37] Right.

[1:03:38] Okay.

[1:03:40] This...

[1:03:43] The...

[1:03:45] I know.

[1:03:46] And that was something...

[1:03:47] Adjustment of the cemetery was huge.

[1:03:51] You guys did a great job there.

[1:03:53] That was huge.

[1:03:55] We can adjust the water soon, but it's not going to bring the bees that much.

[1:04:00] Yeah, a lot more significant talking if you raise a water raised $10

[1:04:06] How many hookups we got 130 around 128 132

[1:04:13] That's how much you're gonna increase it if you raise it

[1:04:17] $10

[1:04:18] The year so I don't know

[1:04:22] And by what one 30 between 128 132

[1:04:26] Well,

[1:04:30] that's $30,000 a month.

[1:04:32] $1300.

[1:04:33] Or $1300?

[1:04:34] No.

[1:04:36] Only $10.

[1:04:37] $10.

[1:04:38] That's $1300.

[1:04:39] That's $1300.

[1:04:42] That's $1300.

[1:04:43] $1300 a month times $12.

[1:04:47] Yeah.

[1:04:48] $1500.

[1:04:50] That's it.

[1:04:51] Better than kicking the seat of the pants.

[1:04:53] That ain't bad.

[1:04:54] But the greatest, I mean, the great thing you did was fits in the cemetery.

[1:04:58] Because that is, you know, this water is very, I mean, is our water less than most in sewer?

[1:05:09] Yeah.

[1:05:10] Even comparable to, what's $10?

[1:05:15] And we have $10.

[1:05:16] 52, but that's just for water, not for sewer.

[1:05:20] We pay 50 for water in sewer here.

[1:05:23] Okay, but a hookup is 15 grand.

[1:05:25] Yeah, now it was six like yeah

[1:05:29] They just they just barely raise that a very long. The fruit lens is 28

[1:05:36] That one yes, Kim and the one thousand. Yeah, I heard two thousand eight hundred

[1:05:41] I think he said twenty-four to twenty-eight thousand. They just looked into a water. You know why it's we're not bankrupt and they are I'm telling the difference

[1:05:51] We don't want to be either. No, however

[1:05:55] for a water hook up here, what do we charge?

[1:05:58] 2500, for a charge.

[1:06:01] Let's see, let me give it a go.

[1:06:02] Yeah, yeah, that's just for the hook up.

[1:06:04] We think of rusty charges 1500 up, water up

[1:06:07] and 1500 up, so we end up paying about 4,000.

[1:06:13] And what's the potential for the cell of more hookups?

[1:06:16] Is there a potential for that?

[1:06:18] Well, here's the thing, not at all.

[1:06:20] Not if we don't have enough water.

[1:06:24] We can't sell any more hookups in South of town.

[1:06:28] That's too insolent.

[1:06:31] We're done.

[1:06:32] Until that's case.

[1:06:33] She knows the last one.

[1:06:35] I told Jenny I said, don't sell any more down there.

[1:06:37] Until we get the drive figured out.

[1:06:42] So maybe you increase your water hookup price before you touch your rates.

[1:06:51] I mean, it's not that many hookups coming in, though.

[1:06:58] Well, he sold three in one month.

[1:07:04] I told people in town a little.

[1:07:07] I mean, I bought one right now because who's to say when that's going to go?

[1:07:15] Yeah.

[1:07:18] We don't need to be unreasonable, obviously.

[1:07:20] But yeah, we can always entertain them.

[1:07:22] I mean, it's been at 2,500 for.

[1:07:25] I mean, our budget is simple because that's what money you have.

[1:07:29] Simple to read.

[1:07:30] It's easy to balance zeroes.

[1:07:32] Yeah.

[1:07:33] I've been doing a lot of my life.

[1:07:35] It's not a problem.

[1:07:36] So why me?

[1:07:37] I get it.

[1:07:38] It's completely.

[1:07:39] It's just got to be smart.

[1:07:40] And Mike, he's like that.

[1:07:42] Oh, he did warn us.

[1:07:43] He did warn us.

[1:07:44] He said, can I give you some good advice?

[1:07:46] He said, stay away from engineers like Simco, Sunrise, all of them guys.

[1:07:51] He said.

[1:07:52] They're wild.

[1:07:52] He said projects.

[1:07:53] So he said that's a month.

[1:07:56] You're getting a big chunk of money, yes.

[1:07:58] Oh, you're being a little ...

[1:07:59] But it always comes with a price.

[1:08:01] Right, we always forget.

[1:08:02] So he said for a little while, you guys need to pipe down.

[1:08:07] On the projects.

[1:08:09] He says it.

[1:08:10] I'll, I'll ...

[1:08:11] We're going out of that.

[1:08:13] I'm going out of this sidewalk.

[1:08:14] I'm not sure.

[1:08:14] Oh, it kind of drag out.

[1:08:15] Does that mean to put this backside walk on the road, just on hold?

[1:08:21] We need to see how this second phase goes.

[1:08:23] Oh, the second phase is going to be out.

[1:08:26] And I, my daughter, don't dare write a check to them

[1:08:30] until you got yet.

[1:08:33] That is in a, I just don't want to.

[1:08:36] Yeah, dispute.

[1:08:37] Well, I just, okay.

[1:08:39] We have that one.

[1:08:40] We have that one, too.

[1:08:42] That I showed you today, 2200.

[1:08:44] So let's just leave that $43,000, $41, whatever it is.

[1:08:49] So I don't want to spend that money yet.

[1:08:53] We have plenty of time to do it.

[1:08:55] Wait until the water is the gate.

[1:08:57] All right, there are.

[1:08:58] Sometimes you have to go there.

[1:09:00] Sometimes that's a bad idea.

[1:09:03] No rush, no rush.

[1:09:05] What are you saying, Juan?

[1:09:06] Are you done?

[1:09:07] Are we?

[1:09:08] Well, I don't have any questions on the proof of the agenda

[1:09:11] of financials.

[1:09:12] That's, that's, that's, what you guys want to make sure.

[1:09:16] I make a motion.

[1:09:16] approve the revised one for 20 and then proposed yes I make a motion that we

[1:09:25] accept the the budget for the 2526 the actual revised budget

[1:09:33] that we

[1:09:44] accept the

[1:09:45] The proposed budget for $26.27.

[1:09:50] Original?

[1:09:51] Set the post.

[1:09:53] Yeah.

[1:09:58] Oh, OK.

[1:10:00] I'll second that.

[1:10:02] Always favor.

[1:10:03] Hello.

[1:10:04] Hi.

[1:10:05] Any votes?

[1:10:06] Did

[1:10:13] all the proof?

[1:10:14] Yep.

[1:10:15] OK.

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