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[0:14] Section 26, city commission meeting, call the order, we'll start off with a prayer. I can Mr. Brayden, followed by the plan.
[0:26] Dear father, thank you for bringing us together, together, say, thank you for the freedom that we have as a nation. We are grateful for this time to
[0:35] Okay, and support our community. Please guide our minds, open our hearts and bless our conversations so our time here is meaningful and productive. Amen.
[0:48] I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic from which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.
[1:12] We're starting off with a rule of the minutes of June 10th, 2026.
[1:17] Let's do a rule by Commissioner Pramberl and second by Commissioner Merrick.
[1:20] Rule call, this is.
[1:22] Mr. Pramberl?
[1:23] Yes.
[1:24] Commissioner Mary?
[1:24] Yes.
[1:25] Commissioner Murray?
[1:26] Yes.
[1:26] Commissioner Brayden?
[1:27] Yes.
[1:27] Mayor Bell.
[1:28] Yes.
[1:28] Yes, now we go to the approval of the July 6, 2026 special commission meeting,
[1:38] but
[1:38] Commissioner Brayden, second by Commissioner Murray, roll call vote please.
[1:42] Commissioner Brayden.
[1:43] Yes.
[1:43] Commissioner Murray.
[1:44] Yes.
[1:44] Mayor Bill.
[1:45] Yes.
[1:45] Commissioner Cromwell.
[1:46] Yes.
[1:47] Commissioner Murray.
[1:47] Yes.
[1:48] Any residents on the street?
[1:50] Yes.
[1:50] Okay.
[1:51] Moving to law and legislation ordinance 1419.
[1:55] Second reading.
[1:55] the city's micro-licensed ordinance?
[1:58] This is an ordinance of the City of Taylor-Millen County,
[2:00] Kentucky, and many in chapter 111 of the Taylor-Mill code of ordinances.
[2:05] You can see what has been struck through as what has been deleted.
[2:09] In essence, what's happening with this ordinance is that it is allowing alcohol sales
[2:15] without any limitations between 6 a.m. and 2.30 a.m. every day.
[2:20] All right, motion to approve that, Ms. Lucie.
[2:23] Mr. Mayor, second by, Mr. Cromwell, roll call vote please.
[2:26] Mr. Mayorit.
[2:27] Yes, Mr. Cromwell.
[2:29] Yes.
[2:29] Mr. Murray.
[2:30] Yes.
[2:31] Mayor Bell.
[2:32] Mr. Brady.
[2:33] Yes.
[2:33] You look at it.
[2:34] Yes.
[2:36] I'm not in there, but I like that.
[2:38] No, we have a special resolution 401 honoring CAO Brian Haney on his retirement after many
[2:47] years of service to the county government, city government and so Brian we're
[2:53] going to miss you and Jack you want to take the pleasure of reading the
[2:57] sure I'm going to read the whole thing because I've known Mr. Haney a very
[3:00] long time and it doesn't go back to 1990 he's way older than me so whereas Brian
[3:06] Haney the city administrator officer of Taylor Males poised a retire after an
[3:10] impress of 36 years of dedicated public service within both state and local
[3:14] the government, whereas his career commenced in May of 1990 as a senior planner with the State
[3:20] Department for Environmental Protection's Division of Water, in March 1992 he advanced
[3:24] the role of City Administrator for Ludlow Kentucky by January 1994 he assumed the position
[3:30] of Chief of Staff for the Kent and County Attorney's Office and that is where our pass crossed.
[3:36] Whereas his final role which he began in November 2018 was as the City of Taylor Mill administrative
[3:42] The administrative officer, a position he has held for the past eight years,
[3:45] whereas throughout his career, Brian has demonstrated unwavering commitment to the city government and the residents of Taylor Mill.
[3:52] The city is greatly benefited from his expertise and his extensive knowledge of city governance is commendable.
[3:58] Whereas the respect he earned underscores his effectiveness as an administrative officer and his high standards will be challenging to replicate.
[4:04] Brian has consistently approached his responsibilities with creativity, intelligence and foresight executing them with exceptional accuracy and confidence, whereas during his time in office,
[4:17] Haney has provided invaluable leadership and guidance on significant projects and the challenges faced by the city.
[4:23] This commission recognizes exceptional individuals who have distinguished themselves through exemplary service, and Brian embodies professionalism, diligence, reliability, ethical standards,
[4:32] his compassion team working a positive attitude, resolved as the embarks on his well-deserved
[4:37] retirement.
[4:38] Brian Haney will be profoundly missed, leaving behind an unparalleled standard of public
[4:42] service.
[4:43] We, the City of Taylor Mill Commission, extend our heartfelt gratitude to Brian Haney for
[4:47] his lengthy and distinguished career.
[4:49] We congratulate him on his well-earned retirement and wish him continued success, happiness, prosperity,
[4:55] and good health in the years to come.
[5:09] Thank you so much for your years of service, and you came in at a very interesting time in the city's life, and you've done a great job in handling finance to everything else that was significant.
[5:22] Thank you very much.
[5:23] Thank you all so much.
[5:25] Should we take the vote first?
[5:27] Yes, we will.
[5:28] Okay.
[5:28] Yeah.
[5:29] Yeah.
[5:30] Please, Mike, come here.
[5:31] Come here.
[5:32] Thank you.
[5:33] Thank you.
[5:35] You're buying a bus at Luffa, do you need it with your money?
[5:44] I'm going to be crazy trying to pull me first.
[5:47] I'm going to be crazy.
[5:48] When you just sit down, I'm going to point it over.
[5:54] We'll just all go out.
[5:56] We'll just all go out.
[5:57] Now we'll pick a boat to see everybody's boat, yes, on this.
[6:00] Yes.
[6:01] That's why I held it telling you how can you shut the end of that guy.
[6:05] All right.
[6:06] Motion to approve by Mr. Murray.
[6:08] Second by.
[6:08] I'm very approved.
[6:09] We already did that.
[6:10] Yeah.
[6:10] Okay.
[6:11] Mr. Prambord.
[6:12] Yes.
[6:13] Mr. Mary.
[6:14] Yes.
[6:14] Mr. Murray.
[6:15] Yes.
[6:15] Mr. Brayden.
[6:17] Yes.
[6:18] Mayor Bell.
[6:20] Mayor Bell.
[6:21] Yes.
[6:22] It's a sad moment but yeah.
[6:24] Good luck.
[6:25] And I hope you don't travel too much between Grayson and Touching.
[6:30] All until that's what I keep saying, you actually live in all of it or you're from all of
[6:36] it.
[6:37] Okay, so now moving on to new business, and this has to do with a vote on the awarding
[6:44] the Vincent Drive project that we've been working on for some time.
[6:49] So in your packets, you have the recommendation letter from Herdantis over the business that
[6:58] or the Vincent Drop Project in my report,
[7:01] I kind of gave you guys a summation.
[7:04] And Jim will help me out here, basically A through E,
[7:08] the project's broken down into those sections.
[7:11] E is the one part of the project that was up to you guys,
[7:17] whether we did it or not.
[7:18] And that was to build the additional drainage
[7:23] that would go between and behind the houses
[7:26] on the upper side of Vincent Drive, on the side of Bine.
[7:31] Now, after talking over the issue with Sean and Jim,
[7:38] my recommendation is that we do not do E.
[7:41] With the additional changes that we're going to be making
[7:44] on the street in front of that section,
[7:47] we're putting four additional storm drains on that section
[7:50] of road and new curbing, it should alleviate most,
[7:54] if not all, of that water.
[7:55] Now it's not going to take care of everything that's coming down through the from the backside, but it's going to help it get
[8:01] It's not going to add more from the front side. So I think the additional
[8:08] $92,000 that it would cost us
[8:11] And I don't think you guys will willing to push that onto the cost of those homeowners
[8:15] The city I'm assuming that you guys will probably eat that if you did choose to do it. I'd recommend that we not do it at this time
[8:23] That you choose about
[8:25] a bid or a bid based on part A, B, C, and D, and I agree.
[8:34] Comments?
[8:37] I agree.
[8:38] The lowest bid that came from Rector would make.
[8:47] 27, 38.
[8:50] 2.736.
[8:51] Oh, yep.
[8:54] That would be the bid without E.
[8:57] I'm going to do total without E.
[8:58] We'll see the motion to make make the more the the bid to Rector
[9:04] Hearts a 3d. Are we putting a contingency in it?
[9:08] That's that's the second part. Okay, so that's what the
[9:10] second that yeah, well we you nat it to this one or if you want to do it together
[9:17] So Jim would you like to explain the 10% contingency that we'd like to add into it?
[9:22] Yeah, that'd be great Brian. We recommend adding in
[9:26] planning for a 10% construction contingency, just to deal with any unknowns that come off
[9:31] and it's all known what the problem happens very regularly.
[9:35] It would be set aside as a contingency amount, so something does come up in the field.
[9:41] We still would go through the change order process, so there aren't some controls over all
[9:46] that, but it's something that helps, you know, they think run a little smoother out of the
[9:53] field.
[9:54] Otherwise, if something comes up, come back to you all on a very regular basis, so we have to put a vote, stop construction, you know, that's kind of things.
[10:05] That's why we recommend, you know, budgeting and setting aside that 10%. Hopefully we won't have to use any of it.
[10:12] You will track that, your company will track it.
[10:15] Yes, we would track it, and when things come up, we would first contact City Administrator
[10:22] and Public Works and notify them of that and then talk about what it is, you know, and
[10:29] potential amounts, and that sort of thing, if it all makes sense, then we'll go through
[10:34] the change order process, which would eventually be signed on by, I believe, the mayor on
[10:39] in that case.
[10:41] So, we would recommend that Council Award record excavating the low for the base bid amount of $2 million, $736,000, $80,000, $60,000, and also a
[11:02] 10% contingency amount for the base bid amount, so that 10% would be an additional $273,609.
[11:11] That would be our recommendation.
[11:16] Any comments?
[11:20] So motion to approve that.
[11:22] Five.
[11:23] Mr. Brady, seconded by Mr. Murray.
[11:26] Roll call vote.
[11:29] Commissioner Brayden.
[11:30] Yes.
[11:31] Commissioner Murray.
[11:32] Yes.
[11:32] Mayor Bell.
[11:33] Yes.
[11:33] Commissioner Crambor.
[11:34] Yes.
[11:35] Commissioner Merritt.
[11:36] Yes.
[11:37] All right.
[11:38] All right.
[11:39] Department of Report.
[11:40] City Administrator.
[11:40] You have my report don't have anything else to add except a little discussion about the celebration on Friday.
[11:52] We're still watching the weather forecast.
[11:57] You look one minute, it looks like it's going to be better than it is.
[12:00] No, Chris just gave me one different just before the meeting and that looks like there's like a 80% chance in the afternoon.
[12:09] Are we going to wait and make the call that morning?
[12:12] If you want to make the call Thursday, do we want to just move forward and let the
[12:19] ship small?
[12:24] What about the fireworks and the people who are going to set up, you know, the expressments
[12:32] and all that?
[12:33] I mean, how much of a leeway do we have to give them and we'll, you know, we have nothing
[12:40] but rain and we cancel what we lose anything or where they've been to come back, of course.
[12:46] You want to put like if we get rained out Friday, we come back on Saturday and try it or
[12:53] don't wait a week or what.
[12:57] I'm looking at mine and says 90% chance of rain on Friday night and in the day it says you
[13:06] been at high in the mid-80s with a 90% chance of rain so it looks like from what I'm seeing
[13:11] maybe you're having a different one, but do we have a contingency?
[13:17] Is there any?
[13:17] Well, we're going to lose the band immediately.
[13:20] The bands are not going to be able to reschedule.
[13:21] We're going to lose that money.
[13:23] Yeah.
[13:23] Absolutely.
[13:24] I would think it would be hard to even reschedule the bouncy houses.
[13:30] You guys were here when Park Fest had to be canceled.
[13:35] Did we lose all the money for fireworks too?
[13:38] I think we, because the fireworks aren't set up,
[13:40] I think Vita will give us a contingency.
[13:43] But he'll probably set him up Thursday.
[13:45] Yeah, somebody in the out of that.
[13:47] He'll probably say, what?
[13:49] He'll set him up Thursday tomorrow.
[13:52] Oh, that's tomorrow.
[13:54] But yes,
[13:57] the weather's changing every day.
[14:00] And I think I tend to be like Caroline.
[14:04] Wait, I don't know what to say.
[14:06] I know if we get a storm, we would have no choice but to cancel.
[14:09] But.
[14:10] Or delay.
[14:10] delay but we're going to lose certain parts of that if we delay. We're not going to
[14:18] be able to get it rescheduled. So maybe the man could have some flexibility. The following
[14:24] Friday I'll bring this up because the following Friday says mostly clear right now.
[14:32] I guess
[14:32] when I said delay I meant like half hour 45 minutes. See and I agree with that too Jack that
[14:38] They're saying rain, but how hard is rain going to be here?
[14:42] That's 90% everywhere.
[14:44] And we have an amphitheater now, so the band will be covered.
[14:48] Yeah, we do have that.
[14:49] Well, they also won't, we will never get that band again for another date this summer.
[14:57] We won't.
[14:58] They're booked.
[15:00] And we wait until tomorrow morning and see if it changes. Or is that too late? I mean, I think we can. What time will be the start of setting a fire, which I think like tomorrow, for noon, I mean, I have. I'm not sure but I'm sure it would probably give it. Give it to like. In the past. How quickly did they come in? They changed their stuff up now. They're now getting a large pipe with the trailers. On the trailers itself. The larger ones don't have as big a hole that day.
[15:31] They're going to use some large ones.
[15:33] They come in first thing in the morning, Friday, and I said they'll come up with a trailer
[15:37] and a lot of stuff's already set up on a trailer.
[15:40] I don't think they leave it set out in the weather.
[15:42] I've never, I've never come in like, you know,
[15:45] and it's still leaving it where they might have it
[15:46] stuffed out there in the middle of the night in the rain.
[15:49] Gotcha.
[15:50] They're not going to leave it the day early.
[15:52] You know, it's all set and they're getting wet.
[15:54] Morning.
[15:54] Did they go on a haul in the morning?
[15:57] Give the vendors a call, see what do you have to cancel, but can we get, how much are we going to lose?
[16:07] Well, then we'll have the, if we cancel it, we'll have to give back the donors there,
[16:12] contributions towards fireworks to them.
[16:14] If it's not just rescheduled, you'll have to cancel completely, yes.
[16:18] But if it improves.
[16:20] Yeah, I mean, honestly, I mean, part of me, my gut says, let's just go with it.
[16:25] people. Part of me feels the same way. Yeah, I mean, I hate that, but you run it. You're running that
[16:31] really long. We don't have too much light. I mean, I mean, it's just the rain.
[16:35] Jerry and his guys are setting the tents up tomorrow. Okay. So there will be tents. Yes. And
[16:42] Collins crews will be around that tent. So all the food vendors will be in that section. It's
[16:48] Christie's vendors with the bouncy houses and the kids events and the bands that are the unknowns
[16:53] in the fireworks, but I said, what Jerry said about the fireworks, I think we're probably
[16:57] safe.
[16:58] Yeah.
[16:59] Yeah.
[16:59] It's not right.
[17:00] Yeah.
[17:02] I agree.
[17:03] Let's just go for it.
[17:06] You know, it could be just showers.
[17:08] We could get nothing.
[17:09] I hate to cancel and lose my come through and 10, 15, 20, and then we got over.
[17:15] I agree.
[17:16] Okay.
[17:17] So it's like the same thing.
[17:18] Yeah.
[17:19] Okay.
[17:21] So.
[17:21] And I think that's all I have.
[17:25] Craig, thank you, Brian.
[17:27] City Treasurer.
[17:28] Hi.
[17:34] Hi.
[17:35] So the only thing I need to add, you
[17:38] have to be accountable in the office for the mid-rate homes
[17:43] on the start audit for finalizing my opinion from here
[17:47] for the accountants.
[17:48] And then the auditors are going
[17:50] to come out and use some of your work early.
[17:52] They are scheduled to do the audit.
[17:54] So last week in October, with other presentations
[17:58] as long as everything is completed by Thanksgiving or our December meeting.
[18:04] Richard, this mission will be here for that, for a lot of presentation.
[18:09] And I'll just move on to that.
[18:11] But I know, I don't want you to listen to what.
[18:13] He's not allowed to leave, he's not, I have my approval.
[18:18] I'm not going to work truly going to be this, and I've been going to work to do so.
[18:23] Thank you very much.
[18:25] I'm sorry.
[18:29] That's it.
[18:33] Thank you, Todd.
[18:38] You could do a whole report for us.
[18:40] I mean, the whole thing.
[18:40] Yeah.
[18:41] What was that?
[18:47] I'll spare you on that one.
[18:51] I think the question did come out.
[18:54] The glass counts many.
[18:55] How to tell a real sidewalk.
[18:56] I did check with Sean.
[18:58] They did look at trying to see if they could move out.
[19:02] I walk it as two properties and he said they were repeatedly turned down by KTC, so KTC is requiring that to be there.
[19:11] So I did want to give back with you on that. Let me know if anybody else has questions.
[19:20] All the updates are at the tail end of each one of the projects, so Sean has given us an update on this.
[19:29] I do have a quick question.
[19:31] I think goodness the bit is further.
[19:33] It's a very kind and so low.
[19:36] And we're thankful for that.
[19:37] But how was the estimate so off?
[19:44] And we put those together based off of our past historical cost information.
[19:51] And those things are fairly wildly swinging.
[19:54] All due to various external factors.
[19:57] could be oil, stuff, we've seen crazy pricing going up and down on that, there's been some
[20:06] other things that have caused that. So we've put those in based on average historical pricing
[20:11] on past projects. So, you know, so in that case that's why they've been able, in this case
[20:20] I think several hundred thousand dollars higher. But if anything we'd rather be that way
[20:25] and simple. More things to figure that way too. It's just, you know, when we budget it, we budget it for it, and we are so thankful it is much lower.
[20:34] Yeah. But I was just wondering how the Guest Mint must sell off from the actual bid. Yeah. Yeah. That's a good question. And like I said, when we put these numbers together, best information we can go off of is historical pricing, cost information, similar type projects, so that's how we put them together.
[21:06] We need to get to the bottom of that consultant.
[21:14] The state requires us to go through a consultant for any right away acquisition.
[21:18] So we're a little at their mercy and it follows in her court to get things done, at least
[21:23] with the one property.
[21:25] The second property.
[21:25] But we're ready to rock and roll.
[21:27] We've done the time to work.
[21:28] We're ready to rock and roll on kind of the nation,
[21:29] both properties, but we kind of need the consultant to bless it.
[21:36] So it's a good response from Robert.
[21:39] Yeah, it would be awesome.
[21:40] Well, I'll follow up with Sean.
[21:42] He did leave a note to say that.
[21:44] Yeah, that's all the email that he sent out to her.
[21:46] I had to.
[21:46] I don't know.
[21:48] She's on vacation for the next couple of weeks.
[21:50] I haven't really.
[21:52] OK, Sean's on vacation this week.
[21:58] Thank
[22:02] you very much for that, anything else before we go?
[22:07] All
[22:11] right, fire.
[22:13] Fire, we had two 92 calls for service.
[22:18] I broke down to 60 EMS in 20 fire, how that comes up to 92 but U-TRAG received, well
[22:33] given one the wilder, two the independence and three of Ryland, U-TRAG received, four
[22:40] from Coventon and one for Fort Wright, AOS calls with 24 BOS was 36.
[22:48] training hours of 112 EMS training with 64.
[22:54] Code of hospital transport for 34 current budget we paint in the hydrants.
[23:01] I guess you check them as you paint them too.
[23:03] We are already checking before I'm starting painting them.
[23:06] All right.
[23:08] That's about it.
[23:09] Do you have anything?
[23:10] I want to have one little thing that comes out yesterday.
[23:13] Apparently our medical crew
[23:17] took the patient straight to the cat lab with the early notification
[23:20] that and St. Elizabeth gave our guys a coup d'oeuvres for a four minutes from this patch
[23:27] to having a scent place in the cat lab.
[23:30] That's great.
[23:31] That's really good.
[23:32] Our guys got recognized.
[23:33] I just want to let you guys know.
[23:34] That's a good idea.
[23:35] Very nice.
[23:36] Doing fine as far as the next day.
[23:40] There is a bird band on right now.
[23:42] Yes, there is a burn bang going on until October 1st.
[23:45] October 1st.
[23:47] I'm trying to have to engage now.
[23:49] That's all I have.
[23:50] You want to make a constant day?
[23:51] A couple things.
[23:52] Brian,
[23:55] I've known you a long time.
[23:56] Obviously, work with you.
[23:57] I'm going to make a lot of money.
[23:58] I'm going to make a lot of money.
[23:59] It's awesome.
[24:00] You absolutely will be missed.
[24:01] You are a very stable, even-healed individual.
[24:06] Which is awesome.
[24:07] I can call that a full number.
[24:08] Secondly, I'm just a personal basis.
[24:11] My daughter closed on a candle on a rezo street.
[24:14] So she is now a resident of Taylor Mill Kentucky. So that's another person being added to the tax rolls here
[24:26] Painting right now as we speak. So please take a long time at this meeting. I've been dragged into painting tonight
[24:34] I'd rather this meeting just keep going on and on and on
[25:01] I'm going to let you handle that.
[25:06] So just reminding individuals that the activities at the park on the 10th will start at five parking.
[25:15] I'm going to let you handle that.
[25:15] We'll be over at Woodland with shuttles running throughout the evening.
[25:22] And they're a ball and band activities.
[25:25] Many of activities for kids from bouncy houses to just little stations for them to do activities.
[25:32] So just encourage everybody to come and enjoy with the fireworks following.
[25:38] Then again, the July 14th, another activity for kids.
[25:43] These kids are in the park where they're just able to just do some activities, gives the parents a little bit of a break and something for the kids to do, so I would encourage you to come out for that, trying to do that on Tasty Tuesday, just to hope the food trucks, it's a business and easy feeding up the families while they do a fun activity.
[26:07] Christie, just curious, is anyone besides Dan doing shuddles?
[26:12] We have anybody?
[26:13] So, Dan Ton, and I'm about to hit up Mr. Stu.
[26:18] Okay.
[26:19] He knows how to do it.
[26:20] So basically, parking for handicap is going to be as limited as it is in Shelter 3.
[26:26] And we're going to be running golf carts back and forth there from Shelter 3 back to the event.
[26:31] So I was going to hit you up to save me enough to the meeting.
[26:33] So thank you.
[26:34] And if he says yes, no, it'll be three.
[26:37] You can drive him back and forth your MG convertible.
[26:39] Yeah.
[26:41] That's right.
[26:42] Get more than a golf car at the station.
[26:47] Okay.
[26:48] That's all.
[26:51] Police.
[26:52] All right.
[26:53] Thank you, Mayor.
[26:55] I have to echo what Jack said.
[26:57] Good luck to you and your retirement.
[27:00] I know you'll be taking care of your mother and we will continue to think about your
[27:03] I'm all in for her, so, but the best of luck in your retirement, thank you.
[27:09] That's, oh, I am a turnover chief, we have that, I want
[27:22] to say the same thing, it's been a pleasure getting to know you.
[27:29] I know that this job, your job is not easy, we appreciate how you, I appreciate how you navigate it.
[27:36] and best of luck to you and your family.
[27:41] Of course, public works didn't busy getting the park ready,
[27:44] but I'll let Jerry tell you what they've been doing.
[27:48] And it looks like we will be removing the homes we purchased soon,
[27:54] the ones that need to be torn down.
[27:56] And we have the flag.
[27:58] We had to be friends.
[28:02] She smiles with, she says, what do I do?
[28:09] We installed flagpole on the base and everything.
[28:18] It's from after the 250th of December.
[28:20] We spent a lot of time playing up for four兄弟s
[28:22] around at the past few days.
[28:27] But we ended
[28:27] up in Maine, too. I think they
[28:31] burned a lot of brush. I think they
[28:33] burned a lot of our, we broke our heart. They were all
[28:35] fire-draining.
[28:36] Now, I guess you can just sit on the lock after, you know, it was kind of down in the
[28:41] front of the other fall.
[28:43] You can't really dispose of it.
[28:45] You just mentioned burn man.
[28:47] I don't know.
[28:48] That's a devotion jury.
[28:49] You water a lot fire.
[28:50] You can do that.
[28:53] That's not all.
[28:54] Yeah.
[28:55] I also want to mention, thank you to the fire department right now since we don't have lies.
[29:00] They are raising the flag every morning and taking the jet and every evening.
[29:04] And I appreciate that, and I know we've got to go.
[29:09] Thank
[29:13] you for that.
[29:14] And I have those two Brian, thank you so much for your service
[29:17] and we're going to miss you for sure.
[29:20] Parties.
[29:23] Remember that July 31st, Friday in the Firehouse,
[29:28] chief, we're going to have a little going away for you
[29:30] for Brian and taking things of that nature.
[29:33] And that would be at noon.
[29:36] So we're looking forward to that.
[29:38] and your old buddy Gary Evans who has committed to come to our former county
[29:45] attorney so he's looking forward to it. All right with that being said a couple
[29:51] announcements quick next commission meeting or Congress meeting is July 22nd at
[29:57] Can they have your city next?
[30:00] 26, 70. I'm at the city building. And don't forget, if you can, if it doesn't rain, please come to the U.S.A. anniversary at Pride Park on Friday, starting at five o'clock with a young band and at seven o'clock with the Derrick Island band with fireworks at nine. So it's going to be a big day for us. Please, dear Lord, don't let it rain. And I think if it doesn't rain, we'll have a great crowd. And there's food there of our quarters.
[30:27] I guess skyline and, uh, but, Louroza's.
[30:32] Duncan.
[30:33] And Duncan?
[30:34] Yeah, we'll be there.
[30:35] So, the plain ink will be a tenth of heat under it.
[30:37] With tables and chairs for you to sit down and have your,
[30:40] you're, hopefully, your dinner, if you will.
[30:42] So, it ought to be a good time.
[30:44] And if it doesn't rain, it will be a wonderful, wonderful time.
[30:47] Okay.
[30:48] With that being said, anything else?
[30:49] Hi.
[30:49] I'd like to make.
[30:51] Okay.
[30:52] Brian, we're going to miss you very much.
[30:54] You've been a pleasure working with you all this time.
[30:56] I can't tell you. I wish nothing but the best for you and the family and mother.
[31:02] And I'm sure we'll see you around here.
[31:07] Thank you. I got no words.
[31:10] Don't know what to say.
[31:14] I'm motion to turn.
[31:17] That's what I was going to ask.
[31:18] I knew it.
[31:20] I said I could buy a commissioner of crime board.
[31:22] Roll call vote.
[31:24] Commissioner Merritt.
[31:25] Yes.
[31:25] Yes, Mr. Cobbord, Mayor Bell, Mr. Murray, Mr. Brayden.
[31:31] Yes.
[31:32] Hey, the adjourn.
[31:33] You see time, Trish, it's 7.30.
[31:36] Perfect.