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[0:01] All right, we're going to call this meeting to order at 609 p.m. on December 11, 2025, please stand for the pledge of allegiance.
[0:09] I
[0:16] think that's it.
[0:17] I'm going to do a public
[0:18] to stand on the mission of the car in this
[0:23] world.
[0:24] Like the
[0:29] minutes reflect that
[0:31] all council members are present
[0:32] and council member Mendeau has been
[0:35] excuse.
[0:38] We recognize that the city of the cross
[0:40] occupies the land of the Hachung people.
[0:42] Please take a moment to celebrate and honor the
[0:44] assessor of Hachung land and the sacred lands
[0:47] of all indigenous people.
[0:54] Thank you at this time.
[0:55] I will now take a motion to approve the minutes of November 13th regular meeting and November 17th
[1:01] budget meeting. Motion made by council member of Bedford, second by council member Northwood,
[1:08] any discussion or corrections. Seeing none, please vote.
[1:18] And that motion passes unanimously.
[1:23] Moving to reports, 251427 financial report from the director of finance for the month of October.
[1:34] Motion to receive and file made by Council Member Kalo second by Council Member Stein. Any discussion or questions?
[1:42] Seeing none please vote.
[1:50] And that motion passes unanimously.
[1:52] Not opening up for notices and discussions.
[1:58] Council President Dickinson.
[2:02] I'll try not to cough a lot. I have a backup plan in case it's serious.
[2:07] But the first off I want to think J.D. Roberts from our airport.
[2:12] He is our business manager and I want to give him accolades for our new
[2:18] allegiance services that will be twice a week starting in February,
[2:23] specifically February 6th. He has worked diligently over the last two years and
[2:29] attended approximately 33 meetings with various airlines to make this come to
[2:35] fruition. So I also think the support of staff that would be helping him to
[2:41] accomplished this, but he really did an outstanding job getting something that's exciting to come.
[2:47] So, you haven't heard in February, we will have non-stop flights to Phoenix-Mesa, Arizona,
[2:57] and then starting in May, we will have two time a week flights to Orlando, non-stop, with a legend.
[3:05] So I want to thank him.
[3:07] My second item that I would like to bring to everyone's attention is that District 1 has the second and third ADU of the city.
[3:18] So I'm excited to see that continue to move forward through this meeting today.
[3:24] They're all within a couple of blocks of my house.
[3:26] So I'm excited for that new option to be in District 1.
[3:32] Thank you.
[3:34] Thank you, Council Member Tros.
[3:37] Thank you.
[3:38] One of the things I've done over the last couple of December is a list of thank yous to various staff
[3:44] who I've worked with.
[3:46] So here's my list for this year.
[3:47] I'd like to thank surveyor Coleman for the Ally Repairs of My District.
[3:51] I'd like to thank the Belieged Street crews who deal with the leaves and snow.
[3:56] I know they do the best they can, and they are always at the whim of the weather.
[4:00] assessors, Newman, Ben Roode, and Britain for following the law and having professionalism
[4:07] and personal discipline during the assessment objection hearings.
[4:12] Super-intending Griebond for planning the upgrades for our reservoir and giving me a
[4:17] behind-the-scenes tour of our water facilities.
[4:21] Compliance Manager for the Utilities Team Ericsson giving us a data-driven rate increase
[4:26] and advice to me for what to tell my constituents dealing with stormwater flooding. I'd like to thank
[4:33] the Department heads for their work and putting together next year's budget. I'd like to thank
[4:38] council president Dickinson for being a council president who's fostering collegiality and
[4:43] professional growth for council members. I'd like to thank the M.T.U. drivers since I've been writing
[4:50] bus and with the snow. I see that active transportation is actually social care. I see the way
[4:58] they help various riders off and on with their wheelchairs and the way they wait for buses for
[5:05] a rider who needs the bus. I'd like to thank previous councils for ending off street parking
[5:13] mandates last year at this very meeting. I'd like to thank this council and mayor for running
[5:19] And I'd also like to thank Library Archivist D'Rosher for using old sources to tell the truth to power about housing history and policy in this city.
[5:30] Thank you, Councilmember Gagan.
[5:35] Thank you, Mayor. I'd like to first thank Julie Hemsley, Jenny Dingman and Tim Mclin for bringing forward the opportunity to provide a vibrant space on the north side on Caledonia Street and District 2.
[5:46] Again, it's a win for the North Side, and it's going to bring in businesses, it's going
[5:53] to bring in a collaborative effort to have food trucks and events and just a really great
[6:01] idea for a great space there, so I'm very excited to have that.
[6:05] Secondly, I'd like to thank the police for helping out with the role-release parade.
[6:09] The route was coal and dark, and they were out there with very positive attitudes, keeping
[6:14] crowds back and keeping everybody safe. I just want to say great job. And then I want to thank
[6:20] a former Washburn member as she calls herself. Do I know for coming forward with the idea to
[6:29] raise the permit fees for billboards? It's something that has been long overdue and we will continue
[6:37] to research it and see what else we can do as we research other municipalities. And then the last thing
[6:44] I'd like to thank is the Park and Act Department for their work on just a torturous work
[6:51] on getting Badger Hickey Park to a bid stage that we're going to have new bathrooms there.
[6:57] And it's as my little, my little friends, Phoebe and Charlotte call it, the Red and White
[7:04] Park and it'll be exciting to have bathrooms there and to be able to continue this experience
[7:08] as we have there.
[7:09] So thank you.
[7:11] Thank you, Councilmember Podeski. Thank you, your honor. I just want to say happy birthday to anybody who's watching online with blue eyes tonight. I love you.
[7:21] Happy birthday.
[7:23] And also, there are some cupcakes left that I did see Mr. Flatmire noticed and so don't be shy. There's a few cupcakes left over here.
[7:31] So come on over. Thank you, everybody. Thank you.
[7:35] and have you bring it to your wife?
[7:37] Councilmember Bedford.
[7:39] Hello, I am in the head of the Disability Chair
[7:42] and today, one of the big things we talked about
[7:44] was snow removal, as I think is a tradition,
[7:49] every winter and fall and quite a lot of our time.
[7:54] Being in the meeting today is a big reminder
[7:57] of why we call snow emergencies, snow emergencies.
[8:01] I spoke to people that were forced into the street
[8:04] with their mobility devices that had trouble getting around
[8:07] with their dogs and we've heard a lot of complaints
[8:13] about various different things going on with the snow.
[8:15] But the reason for that is because of the emergency
[8:19] that it is for people's day-to-day lives when it's not there.
[8:24] And so the flip side of that is giving thanks
[8:27] to the wonderful people that we do have out there
[8:31] in our city that are applying the streets
[8:33] that are doing the work out there in the cold and even the normal citizens that are out there
[8:38] going ahead and getting their sidewalk and their curves plowed. So I want to thank you
[8:43] to everybody there and there was some praise given that is a little bit outside my area of expertise.
[8:50] But if there's any plow people watching this, that's swivel that you do in the intersections
[8:57] is apparently a wonderful thing that deserves a call out of praise as well.
[9:02] So I wanted to add that into.
[9:05] Thank you.
[9:05] Thank you.
[9:06] Council Member Gaga.
[9:09] Thanks again, Mary, for that one person.
[9:12] I have been contacted a lot about snow recently.
[9:17] And I wanted to give a shout out to Ryan Restinson and his crew.
[9:21] The streets are pretended sent me a long and lengthy email about why they do what they do.
[9:25] How they do it.
[9:26] So now when my constituents call me, I will have a firm and smart answer to give instead of the, I'm not sure about that.
[9:34] So I just really appreciate Ryan when he is so busy taking this time to write me a very detailed message of why they do what they do and how they do it.
[9:45] So I can pass it along to my constituents and maybe make it a little bit easier to remove snow and a district too.
[9:52] Awesome. Thank you.
[9:55] Seeing other speakers, we'll move on to our council matters.
[10:00] Starting with 25, 1, 4, 2, 6.
[10:02] Resolution approval and 25 bills and energy engineering.
[10:07] Excuse me, estimates paid in December of 2025.
[10:15] Motion made by council member Northwood is their second.
[10:19] Second by council president Dickinson.
[10:22] Council member Gogh.
[10:24] Thank you, Mayor. You know, every month we just approve these and I thought, you know, it might be good for someone to explain to us what we're approving and what that chart that we get means every month.
[10:37] I've been doing a little research and I just thought maybe everybody else would like to hear about that too.
[10:43] A staff with that being directed out of there is that you,
[10:51] director of finance.
[11:00] Sir, a good question. I'm probably going to have to do a little bit more research on it,
[11:04] to give you better answer for it. I was not prepared to discuss on the list of bills that we go
[11:11] through every month.
[11:15] I mean, there are bills that we've paid over the course of the month.
[11:19] So by statute, you know, they have to be approved by council.
[11:23] So I have to look at that list again.
[11:24] I'm just going to give you better answer.
[11:31] Thank you.
[11:36] There's a motion on the floor.
[11:38] You know, with the speakers, please vote.
[11:49] That motion passes unanimously.
[11:51] Now I'm moving to the appointments by the mayor.
[11:54] Item 251424, bicycle and predation advisory committee
[11:59] Kevin Hunt, Climate Action Plan and Stair Committee,
[12:01] Lauren Fortin, Housing Authority Christina Beckner,
[12:06] the Cross County Convention in Visitor Bureau,
[12:10] excuse me, Jane Birch, police and fire commission,
[12:15] Joan Park, redevelopment authority,
[12:17] Philip Ostrung, Roontax Commission, Maurice Gode,
[12:22] and Wayne Dilligrade.
[12:26] Motion to adopt by a council member,
[12:28] trust second by a council member, new bearer.
[12:31] Councilmember Jensen. I'd like to move to divide and pull out the bicycle pedestrian advisory
[12:37] committee. There's a motion to pull out the bicycle and pedestrian advisory committee.
[12:48] Second, by Councilmember, no, sorry. Okay, here we go. Move by Councilmember Jensen,
[12:55] second by Councilmember Kalo. They need a discussion.
[13:01] All right, so we're going to vote to
[13:03] separate or to pull out the bicycle in pedestrian committee. So please vote
[13:15] or do we not vote on this? No, we just do that. Okay. All right. Help me out. Thank you. It's been a minute. No, okay.
[13:23] Customer emergency. You were going to speak.
[13:31] No, what's changed? So I guess I think this is worth discussing since this was voted on the last time. I don't see how anything has changed.
[13:38] so.
[13:41] Okay.
[13:45] Don't remember Kayla. Thank you, Mayor.
[13:49] Is it appropriate at this point since
[13:52] you have made this appointment for a second time to have you tell us your reasons or is that
[14:04] something we would have to talk about after we vote on this? I can say no. So I was able to talk
[14:11] to Mr. Hunt after the first vote and I still strongly believe that he would be a good candidate
[14:20] on the bicycle and pedestrian advisory committee with his knowledge of the city, both in
[14:25] bicycle infrastructure, as well as housing, although that has nothing to do with this, but
[14:29] he's very willing and wanted to serve on that committee and serve on serve the city.
[14:36] And I think that that's very important and recognizing that we with these committees don't always
[14:41] have a bunch of folks coming knocking on our doors to serve on committees. So what we do I think is
[14:46] important to acknowledge that they're across citizens that are willing and wanting in Thursday,
[14:51] so to speak, to serve. And so I would also say if the Council want Kevin is here and could speak.
[15:11] I think that would be great to give Kevin an opportunity to speak.
[15:17] Do we need to vote to open discussion or can I just
[15:25] know?
[15:27] Okay. All right, Kevin.
[15:32] Can you state your name in municipality?
[15:37] Will it across?
[15:41] Do you have any questions? Can you just speak to why you would like to join this particular committee?
[15:48] Sure.
[15:49] I wasn't sure if I was going to be speaking, I would know, in June, there was, I heard
[15:58] a desire for me to speak, so I wish I had been there and I could have clarified some
[16:03] things.
[16:04] So I have been a, I haven't owned a car in 20 years, so I'm very familiar with what it's
[16:10] like to try to get around in lacrosse as a bicyclist, as a bus rider, I also have extensively
[16:17] researched the housing and transportation history of the cross over the past few decades.
[16:24] And what I've concluded is that cars are very expensive, both for individuals and for
[16:32] the municipality. They're dangerous, both in terms of accidents and pollutants that they produce
[16:39] car culture, car oriented construction patterns, lead to low density construction that has
[16:47] had a devastating effect on lacrosse tax base and municipal expenditures. We have our climate
[16:53] obligations. So I think there's many, many reasons why we need to dramatically reduce
[16:59] car use. I don't believe in, I think that education is a good step towards that, but I think
[17:08] more important is infrastructure. We have infrastructure that is car oriented and it's relatively
[17:15] easy to get around by car. I know a lot of drivers don't see things that way, but in order
[17:21] to get here for my apartment less than about a mile away, I had to go into the street and then
[17:29] sidewalk that was barely plowed and then across intersection go, you know, all the way
[17:36] out of my way to get to another sidewalk and then dodges through some traffic and it's
[17:41] just not easy to get around by bike. So we shouldn't be surprised when people don't do it.
[17:46] My philosophy is based on what type of infrastructure are rebuilding. So that's the thing that's
[17:52] neglected, I've tried to comment on it many times, and I've felt sideline, so I think that
[17:59] being on the bicycle pedestrian committee is the thing that I can be doing to be advancing
[18:04] those goals. Specifically, I want to be looking at very specific infrastructure adjustments,
[18:11] I want to be looking at intersections, I want to be looking at connections, I want to be
[18:17] looking at doesn't make sense to put this bike lane here, how does this fit in with the
[18:22] plan is their larger plan. I want to work with the M2 Committee, the M2 Board, to create a
[18:29] more comprehensive non-card transportation plan. So those are my goals as a member of the
[18:36] bicycle pedestrian committee. And if I can answer three of them that I re-applied for the
[18:42] committee is that I think that there might have been some confusion or lack of familiarity with me.
[18:49] know that I tend to be an abrasive person. That's fair. I'll own that accusation. I like to say,
[18:55] I like to think of myself as a kind person, but I'm definitely not a nice person.
[19:01] And, you know,
[19:02] that's just how it is. I can try to temper that. I understand the rules of conduct for committee
[19:09] members and people representing the city in that capacity. So I can definitely code switch and
[19:15] it in and I also think that just some of the new council members might not have been so familiar with me
[19:22] so I took that opportunity to introduce myself to a couple and I think that we had some good
[19:27] conversations so I hope that does that answer the question. Yes that does. Thank you.
[19:35] Council member Klaw. Are we allowed to just ask a question? Is that will the chair allow me to ask
[19:41] question? Are you willing to answer questions? I appreciate everything you've said in your experience
[19:53] and on many of these issues we agree over the reason that I objected previously, it was
[20:03] your inflammatory conduct towards council members when you had a difference of opinion on
[20:11] policy and what we talked about is that we as elected officials and folks who are on those
[20:19] committees are held to a higher standard of conduct and that was my concern about conferring
[20:28] in that appointment.
[20:30] So my question is, you know, do you understand that and even though you said you're willing
[20:36] to act professionally on the committee,
[20:40] hopefully that will carry into other areas
[20:43] and not just on the committee.
[20:47] So the question is, do you understand
[20:50] why council members vote it?
[20:54] No, the last time.
[20:55] Correct.
[20:55] And some of the reasons why,
[20:57] it not because you may not be knowledgeable
[21:02] and you may not be a good fit, not as faced,
[21:05] but some of the inflammatory things
[21:08] that were said and personal attacks came across as very threatening to many council members.
[21:17] So what I'm asking is, you know, do you understand that that is probably something that
[21:24] is not appreciated on city committees?
[21:32] Yes.
[21:34] Councilmember Podeski.
[21:36] Thank you, Your Honor.
[21:37] I actually was one of the people coming and I reached out to and we had lunch and had a nice time that day and I told Kevin I find him to be very knowledgeable and intelligent young man and I appreciate it that.
[21:52] The only thing we did talk about what Councilmember Kalo just did as far as that stuff.
[21:57] And I asked him to, you know, not publicly, he doesn't have to apologize, but I say, you know, just think it over, maybe privately apologize.
[22:07] I don't know if he did or not. I will say that I do appreciate the fact now, Kevin, you see, you see my little bit more sorrowful about what you may have said, and you also just agree that you know that.
[22:25] There's a lot of times that I'm a very emotional guy, you know, I can cry to drop a
[22:31] bit of a hat, but I can back in the day, I throw a fist at the drop of my hat, but I'll
[22:36] grow in that, not wait that, so it doesn't happen anymore,
[22:41] but I guess the big thing for
[22:42] me coming is I just hope you understand your representing the city, and as much as we do have
[22:47] freedom of speech in this country, we have to be held to a higher standard when we're
[22:52] committees or in these roles of council. So I just got to thank you for a few seconds, but I
[22:59] thank you for coming up and answering these questions. Thank you. Council Member Gagan.
[23:05] Hi, Mr Hunt. We, we have, you have disagreed with me and I'm, we've never had a personal interaction. We've
[23:11] never talked about any of my votes anything, but you've called me a murder. I should be shunned. Those
[23:15] things totally get it. Have a fixed skin, no problem. But what I want to make sure that you understand
[23:21] And now this to this date is that I've been in listening sessions with you.
[23:26] I've read some of your comments on public media and social media, excuse me.
[23:32] And I found them very nuanced and very well researched.
[23:36] And I really appreciate that voice because it's taught me things.
[23:39] So I want to just say that I'm encouraged and I look forward to actually being able to work
[23:45] with you.
[23:46] And when I have a question, maybe that I can use you as a resource.
[23:49] So, I just want you to know that I'm always open for you to talk to me about how I vote, why I vote, when I vote, because it is lacrosse first for me.
[24:00] Thank you.
[24:01] Council member Bedford.
[24:04] This will be a quick one.
[24:05] Do you have a history of violence?
[24:08] No.
[24:08] Thank you.
[24:11] All right.
[24:12] Let me say it, Kevin.
[24:13] Thank you very much for coming up.
[24:15] Sorry, Councilmember Weston, go ahead.
[24:20] Sorry, I, I, Mr. Anted, I do also just want to apologize.
[24:24] I think I think there's been an indictment on your character.
[24:29] And I do feel like we would all be at a loss if we were judged
[24:34] by some of the things that we have said and done.
[24:38] And I'm, to be honest, quite uncomfortable with the council's decision
[24:44] to pick out one person out of many when there are many,
[24:47] I don't know most of these people, and so I'm concerned that this is a trend that we will
[24:55] continue and I would like us to instead revisit the how we appoint people to these committees.
[25:02] Anyway, I will be supporting your candidacy.
[25:06] All right, thank you very much, Kevin.
[25:12] Please vote.
[25:16] This is to approve Kevin Hunt serving on the
[25:22] this is to divide so the vote is to divide so I was
[25:30] going to write the first time thank you all right so this is the vote to
[25:35] divide the question
[25:48] that most in passes so now we're going to vote on the
[25:54] bicycle pedestrian question correct we'll need to make a motion okay to confirm
[25:59] The bike pad.
[26:01] All right, emotionally by council member Benford, second by council member Northwood, any other discussion.
[26:08] Would I just like to council member Killa go first and then I'll go after you.
[26:11] Thank you, I'll be brief.
[26:12] I'm encouraged by Mr. Hunt being here and I'm always willing to give someone the benefit of the doubt.
[26:19] So I will this time be voting to confirm.
[26:23] All right, council member Johnson.
[26:27] I'm off for people changing their behavior, I don't think a few months necessarily meets my expectations after 12 years of seeing inappropriate behavior or consistent behavior that I don't think meets the standards of our committee selection. So I'll be voting no.
[26:48] All right, thank you.
[26:50] In this pretty unique situation, I just want to say thank you to Kevin for
[26:55] one showing up to council and also coming up to the front and being able to speak
[27:00] your piece.
[27:01] I know that that is not easy and can be uncomfortable, but without being said, please vote.
[27:14] And that motion passes with one day, 11, yes, and zero abstentions.
[27:22] Now moving back to all of the remainder committee assignments
[27:28] We'll start with. Are there any questions or discussion?
[27:32] Seeing none, please vote
[27:45] and that motion passes unanimously. Thank you.
[27:49] All right, so mention of Council rule 15 for the following items
[27:54] 251392 and 251406
[27:59] Motion made by Councilmember Goggins second by Councilmember Sleznikov
[28:05] Please vote.
[28:12] That motion passes unanimously. All right, report of bid is quote to
[28:16] recommend it to be adopted. 25, 085, 0 report of bid in resolution awarding
[28:22] contract to T2 contracting LLC in the amount of 500,000, 500,622 dollars in
[28:29] $36 for the Badger Hickey Park Restrooms and Shelter Project. Motion made by
[28:35] Council Member Badesk, he sent him by Council Member Gaga and Council Member, sorry Council
[28:39] President Dickinson. I was wondering if Park Staff could come forward and explain the process that has happened
[28:49] over the last few years regarding the Badger Hikipark. Thank you. Mr. Jim Fletmire.
[29:04] Thank you and good evening. Gary thanks for the offer of a cupcake. I appreciate that.
[29:09] Badger Hikipark we've been working on this for quite some time. The third time was the charm to get across
[29:15] of finish line. The old shelter at Badger, Hitchie Park, FEMA ordered the city of La Crosse
[29:21] to tear it down. So we tore it down a year and a half ago. We brought various
[29:31] changes
[29:32] and such to the shelter to try and get it under budget. We get some COVID pricing so it kept going
[29:42] up but we got it we finally got it right it's coming across the finish line we
[29:48] got the base bid for the bathroom so it'll start construction here in the
[29:54] spring. Awesome thank you any other questions.
[30:00] Thank you. Thank you. Seeing no other speakers, please hope.
[30:12] And that motion passes unanimously. Next agenda item 251231 report of beds and resolution, awarding contract to
[30:33] 100, excuse me, 2000 block on Prime Street in Cameroa Project.
[30:46] Motion made by Councilmember Stein, second by Council President Dickinson, any discussion?
[30:53] Seeing none, please vote.
[31:00] Motion passes unanimously.
[31:02] Next is in Item 251347, Report of Bids in Resolution, Award in Contracts of BKC, Construction
[31:09] LLC in the amount of $2,471,634 in two cents for the highway 16 water transmission line,
[31:18] North Project.
[31:20] Motion made by Council Member Goggins second by Council Member Podeski, any discussion?
[31:27] Seeing none, please vote.
[31:35] And that motion passes unanimously.
[31:37] Next is item 25134A, Report of Bends and Resolution Award and Contracts of Gerkey, Excavating,
[31:44] Inc. and the amount of $5,174,219 dollars in 92 cents for the hotway 16 water transmission
[31:53] 9 South Project, motion to approve by Council Member Gaggan, second by Council Member
[31:58] Padeski, any discussion, CNU employees vote,
[32:08] and that motion passes.
[32:09] Next is the item 251350 report of bids and resolution awarding contract to follow and hammer
[32:17] ink in the amount of $588,809 dollars in 23 cents for 2025 signal replacement at
[32:26] more Macoolie Road and Losing Boulevard Project.
[32:32] Most of the approved by Council Member Kalo's second by Council President Dickinson.
[32:38] Any discussion?
[32:39] and see a non-pleasable,
[32:46] and then motion passes.
[32:49] Moving on to items to be adapted,
[32:51] starting with agenda item 251352 resolution
[32:55] authorized in the mayor in the city clerk
[32:57] to sign the State Municipal Agreement
[32:59] for the reconstruction of a cross street
[33:01] from South Street to 12 Street.
[33:04] Most of them are approved by council members,
[33:07] Rose, second by council president Dickinson.
[33:10] Council member Kaylo.
[33:11] Thank you, Mayor.
[33:14] This stretch is partially in my district and partially my colleague comes
[33:20] member of Janssen and the design including the bike lane.
[33:30] I'm not really happy with and I think we could have done better on it.
[33:36] It's a state highway.
[33:37] I would have preferred a somewhat of a separated and protected bike lane, and we weren't really given many options, so I will not be voting in favor of this.
[33:51] Got some emergency.
[33:54] Many of the business probably basically all of them showed up for the public works meeting to share their displeasure with the options.
[34:01] And I think that we are doing a disservice to our businesses and the property owners on the
[34:08] cross street this section by choosing this design.
[34:12] So I'm going to be voting a note as well.
[34:15] It's just the continuation of a bad design from the other side of the cross street, which
[34:22] is currently filled with snow by the way.
[34:29] Any other discussion?
[34:47] All right.
[34:50] Next is an item 25, 1, 3, 5, 8, a resolution and comforting and comforting, additional funds from previous allocations for the row street, streetscape and St. James Street reconstruction projects.
[35:05] Most of you are approved by Council Member Gaga and second by Council Member Stein any discussion.
[35:13] See you now, please vote.
[35:37] And that motion passes unanimously.
[35:42] Next is an item 251372.
[35:45] Amanda Resolution authorized and the sanitary sewer utility to reallocate unused funds
[35:50] from closed capital projects and appropriate additional funds for capital projects and equipment needs.
[35:56] needs. Motion to approve by constant number
[36:00] trolls second by constant number northward any discussion.
[36:04] Seeing none, please vote.
[36:13] And that motion passes 11 to 1.
[36:18] Next is an item 251373 resolution authorized in the water utility to
[36:23] reallocate unused funds from closed capital projects and appropriate additional
[36:27] funds for capital project needs. Motion to approve or most of the
[36:31] doubt by constant number northward second by constant number trolls.
[36:35] Seeing a note discussion, please vote,
[36:46] and that motion passes 11 to 1.
[36:50] The Consident Jett of the following Consident Jett will be approved with a single voice vote
[36:54] based on the recommended actions, unless an item is removed at the request of the mayor
[37:00] or a council member, so I will ask out this time, are there any items that you would like
[37:06] to have removed from the consent agenda.
[37:12] We've got it.
[37:14] All right, CNN, we will vote as most of you to approve by Councilor McKaylow, say goodbye
[37:22] Councilor President Dickinson, so everyone please vote.
[37:35] And that motion passes unanimously.
[37:38] All right, before we wrap up, I just want to say this is our last Councilman meeting of
[37:43] 2025. I want to thank you all for serving your districts and serving the city of Lacrosse.
[37:49] I want to say thank you to every one of our directors for all of the hard work that you all
[37:54] do and commit to the city every day and thank you to all of our city staff and all the work that they
[37:59] do to make this city a better place for everyone. That being said, this meeting is adjourned.