[0:00] Right.
[0:20] And then of course the math will
definitely be down,
[0:27] you know,
different things.
[0:30] audio only.
>> Okay.
[0:34] » It's recording video.
>> It's recording video.
[0:37] » We just can't see it.
>> You just It's not live.
[0:39] » Okay.
[0:43] » Okay. Let's open the July meeting.
Silence your phones and stand for the
[0:48] pledge of allegiance.
[0:55] I pledge algiance to the flag of the
United States of America and to the
[1:01] republic for which it stands, one nation
under God, indivisible, with liberty and
[1:07] justice for all.
[1:20] We need to make any changes to the
agenda at this time.
[1:25] » Hearing none. Motion to approve the
agenda.
[1:28] » Motion to approve the agenda.
>> Motion's been made. Is there a second?
[1:33] » Made and seconded. All in favor say I on
their name. Name
[1:39] » Mory I.
>> Sid I.
[1:43] » Okay. the approval of June 9th, 2026
meeting minutes.
[1:48] We've had a copy of them to review. Are
there any updates or changes that need
[1:53] to be made to that? Or if not, a motion
to accept.
[1:57] » A motion to accept.
>> Motion made to accept the minutes. Is
[2:00] there a second?
>> There's a second. All in favor state I
[2:04] on their name or name their name.
>> I said I
[2:10] » Okay. Approval of 2026
June 2026 financials.
[2:17] Are there any questions on that?
>> The second page number second page.
[2:22] Angel armor for the armored vest. Didn't
we already buy one?
[2:27] » Mhm.
>> We have two now.
[2:29] » No, it should be the same one.
>> And
[2:33] Okay, forgive me for asking. So we
>> unless it's on there twice, but no, we
[2:38] only
>> I thought we paid for this previously
[2:41] like a couple months ago
>> that I do not know what's the amount.
[2:46] » 150804.
>> No.
[2:48] » Uh it might be it might be for the past
>> um the one that we were settling
[2:53] » from the previous order.
>> How we going to get that money back?
[2:57] » No, it was a bill that was due in
collection.
[3:05] Okay,
that's all the questions I have.
[3:08] » Okay, there a motion to accept. Then
[3:13] » I'll make the motion to accept. Is there
a second?
[3:17] » Oh, I second it.
>> There's a second. All in favor say I in
[3:19] their name or nay in their name?
>> More. I
[3:22] » said I.
[3:25] » Okay. Old business. Irrigation well
ordinance.
[3:29] We have the will ordinance here
and it's printed out.
[3:35] It is
three little over three pages long. I
[3:42] need to read this. Okay, I'll read it.
Ordinance number 2026-07-14.1
[3:48] permitting of private water well.
Whereas the town of Reynolds requires
[3:53] applicability for the purpose of this
chapter. Private water well means any
[3:57] drilled driven point dug, board or
jetted well constructed for the purposes
[4:01] of obtaining groundwater which is owned
by any private person or entity. The
[4:05] regulations requiring private water
wells set forth in this chapter do not
[4:09] apply to m municipal drinking water
wells or any other water wells owned or
[4:14] maintained by the town. Whereas the town
of Reynolds requires permitting of
[4:18] private water wells. Private water well
permits shall be issued by the clerk
[4:22] treasur's office only after the
following conditions have been met. A,
[4:26] all private water wells shall be located
so that no danger of pollution from
[4:30] flooding or unsanitary surroundings
exists. And B, all private water well
[4:34] shall be located at least 50 ft from any
property line of applicants property.
[4:38] And C, any person acting as a private
water well driller must hold a license
[4:43] in good standing issued by the Indiana
Department of Natural Resources pursuant
[4:47] to Indiana code 25-39
and 312, Indiana Administrative Code 13
[4:53] and D. Each proposed private water well,
private water well location and private
[4:59] water well design shall meet each
condition established by the Indiana
[5:02] Department of Natural Resources and the
Indiana Department of Environmental
[5:06] Management. D. Each private water well
permitted applicant shall be first shall
[5:12] first agree as a part of the permit
application to consent to the inspection
[5:17] of the private water well drilling
process and shall additionally consent
[5:21] to annual inspections and testing of the
private water well site in addition to
[5:26] any potential crossconnection locations
with the Reynolds public water system
[5:31] and the Reynolds sanitary sewer system.
And F, any water to be produced from any
[5:37] private water well drilled within the
town's limits of Reynolds shall be used
[5:42] exclusively for irrigation and or
agricultural purposes only. Whereas the
[5:48] town of Reynolds may issue an exemption
from permit requirements.
[5:52] A private water well driller or any
person maintaining or operating private
[5:59] water well may seek an exemption from
the permit condition and requirements
[6:03] set forth above filing a written request
for exemption to the town council.
[6:08] Industrial wells which which require
noncllorinated non-flloridated water for
[6:14] production will be considered for such
exemptions as well as any other requests
[6:18] upon good cause shown. The town council
should cons shall consider the input or
[6:24] recommendation if any of the utility
superintendent before reaching its
[6:28] decision with respect to any request for
exemption. Whereas a town of Reynolds
[6:32] requires prevention of contamination of
public water supply and cross
[6:37] connection. A each person maintaining or
operating private water well within the
[6:41] town limits shall install and maintain a
backflow prevention device acceptable to
[6:47] the utility superintendent of the town
of Reynolds on the water line
[6:50] immediately adjacent to any town water
meter serving the property on which such
[6:54] private well is located in a manner
sufficient to prevent contamination to
[6:59] the Reynolds water supply by private
wellwater in the event that the private
[7:03] well system were to be inadvertently
cross-connected to the town water
[7:08] system. Such a device shall be annually
inspected and certified in operable
[7:12] condition by a licensed operator and
such purpose and certification provided
[7:17] to the town. B. It shall be unlaw lawful
to crossconnect any private water well
[7:22] in the town to any pipe or line intended
to or capable of carrying town municipal
[7:27] water. C. It shall be unlawful to print
water discharge from a private water
[7:33] well in the town to flow into or be
diverted into the municipal sanitary
[7:39] sewer system without prior consent of
the town. And it in the event that the
[7:43] town determines that private well water
is being discharged into the town
[7:48] sanitary sewer system. The applicant
shall be deemed in its application for a
[7:53] private water well permit to have
consented to or authorize the town of
[7:57] Reynolds to install a metering device
upon the private water well and shall
[8:01] thereafter pay a regular municipal
charge for sewer treatment for all water
[8:06] produced by the private water well. In
such event, the applicant shall install
[8:10] a meter and remote read out apparatus
upon the private water well at the
[8:15] applicant's expense. The town shall
invoice the applicant thereafter for the
[8:20] cost of sewer treatment regularly
charged other town residents for all
[8:24] water produced from the said well in the
event that the applicant fails to pay
[8:28] and said sewer charges in accordance
with regular sewer billing and payment
[8:34] policies of the town. The town may
disconnect municipal water service to
[8:38] the Appalach property and may also enter
upon the Appalach property and disable
[8:43] the private water well so as to prevent
water from being produced there from the
[8:49] responsibility for any damage to the
private water well in such event shall
[8:53] remain solely the responsibility of the
applicant. D. Each applicant for a
[8:59] private water well permit shall as a
condition of the permit authorize each
[9:04] act of the town of Reynolds authorized
in this chapter. Each application shall
[9:07] reference the application ordinance and
the applicant shall be entitled to
[9:11] receive copy of this chapter at the time
of application. The representations and
[9:15] agreements of the applicant shall run
with the private water well and upon
[9:19] sale or transfer of any property on
which the private water well is located.
[9:23] been trans. The transfer shall be
required to complete and file with the
[9:27] clerk treasurer an application to
transfer private water well permit by
[9:31] which the transfer of the private water
well permit shall agree to be bound to
[9:35] the agreements and authorizations of the
original applicant. Whereas the town of
[9:40] Reynolds requires permit fees and
inspections. A each private water well
[9:45] permit application including
applications to transfer private water
[9:49] well permit and written requests for
exemption from permit conditions and
[9:54] requirements shall be accompany
accompanied by a fee of $75. B. The
[10:00] Reynolds utility superintendent or his
design may conduct an inspection of the
[10:04] premises upon which any private water
well is located. send inspection may be
[10:09] conducted to ensure that the private
water well is being maintained in a safe
[10:13] and wholesome manner and that all
municipal, state and federal regulations
[10:17] are being met. Said inspection may
include but is not limited to
[10:21] confirmation that no cross connections
to either the municipal water s system
[10:25] or the sanitary sewer system has
occurred and a determination that the
[10:30] backflow prevention device or devices
are in proper working order. Whereas the
[10:35] town of Reynolds, the town of Reynolds
requires application to existing private
[10:40] water wells. In order to protect the
health and safety of the citizens of the
[10:44] town of Reynolds, the provisions of this
chapter shall apply to all existing
[10:48] private water wells. Whereas a town of
Reynolds may apply penalties. Any person
[10:52] firm or cooperation who violates any
provision of this code for which another
[10:56] penalty is not specifically provided
shall upon conviction be subject to a
[11:02] fine. not exceeding $2,500. A separate
offense shall be deemed committed on
[11:09] each day during which a violation occurs
or continues. This ordinance shall be
[11:13] effective on upon passage.
And then we've got the date accepted and
[11:19] the signatures on the end of it.
Is there a motion to accept this
[11:24] ordinance?
>> I make a motion to accept this
[11:28] ordinance.
>> Motion's been made to accept the
[11:30] ordinance. Is there a second?
[11:35] I'll second the ordinance. All in favor
state I. All oppose nay and their name.
[11:41] » Mor.
>> Sid I.
[11:43] » Veronica.
>> Okay.
[11:45] » So at this time it does not pass because
there are only three of us.
[11:49] Is that the case? It takes three of us
for it to pass.
[11:52] » We have a quorum. So
>> it's two versus one.
[11:56] » Two versus one. UK.
>> If you say that works. Well, I would
[12:04] have a few people.
[12:07] » Okay.
>> Okay.
[12:11] Okay. Now, we're down to the park
update.
[12:13] » Park update. I've got good news.
>> I received a letter on the 26th that we
[12:20] were awarded $85,000
for our grant that we um applied for for
[12:27] the community foundation.
>> Nice. So, we'll be having a meeting soon
[12:31] with a lot of the mothers that's going
to help you figure out or fathers, dads,
[12:36] whatever, how we're going to spend that
money yet. So,
[12:41] EDP is still waiting, weather
permitting, to come in and do our path
[12:46] so we can get the walking path started.
We've had to cancel. They canled the
[12:50] last two times because it's too wet down
there. Um, we have somebody interested
[12:55] in building that pavilion for us. I need
to talk to you about that.
[13:01] Um,
let's see. What else do I have?
[13:05] » Oh, in September in Brookton and
Chowmers, they have what they call the
[13:10] golf cart poker run. That's a big hit.
It's a big money maker. So, we're
[13:14] thinking about maybe incorporating that
with the chicken park for the fire
[13:17] department. That will be in September.
There'll be more to come for that.
[13:22] And then Bob and I were talking about
the bleachers that are down there. If we
[13:26] can what? dispose of some of the blue
trees. B
[13:31] » um either donate them, sell them,
something. We have an overabundance of
[13:36] them.
I would like two sets on the main field
[13:40] on either side, but we've got probably
three more, four more sets yet.
[13:51] So, they would just need to be deemed as
surplus property.
[13:57] They can either be sold or
whatever the council approves.
[14:06] » I don't know how much they'd be worth.
>> Brand new ones are about $6,000.
[14:13] » I know the exact
>> They're
[14:17] They're still in good shape.
>> Okay.
[14:21] So, I'm not opposed to selling them.
There's a few there's a few bolts that
[14:28] easily repable.
>> What are they?
[14:32] » Bleachers.
[14:35] » There'll be a letter posted um on the
the rentals page for when we're going to
[14:40] have the meeting. Hopefully, we'll get
more than what we had last time. Um that
[14:45] will express some interest in how to
spend this money because I don't want to
[14:49] do it all by myself. I mean, I could,
but
[14:54] Okay, that's all I got.
>> Okay,
[14:57] » where where are we live with the
beaches? We have to make a decision
[15:00] today.
[15:03] » They're just in the way.
[15:09] I make a motion to see if we can get
some bids for them if somebody want to
[15:13] buy them
and
[15:17] decide the next meeting whether to
where to go further.
[15:22] » Let's do that.
[15:26] » Is that a second?
>> That's a second, Bob.
[15:28] » Okay.
Accept bids. Okay. All in favor say I
[15:33] and their name or name and their name.
>> Mor night.
[15:36] » Said I
[15:40] » Okay,
[15:43] now we're back to new business. White
stream. They were wanting to put an
[15:48] extra line in a rightaway that already
has
[15:53] the limit in it. And that's from what
the the town
[15:58] the town border down on Main Street up
north to the ditch roughly.
[16:02] » Yeah, I've got some maps, too. Uh she
had a chance to look at it again. She
[16:07] did identify a second location in town
if you guys want to take a look at that.
[16:11] » Yeah, take a look at that second
location.
[16:15] » I think there was a little bit of
confusion. So what I have is the two
[16:20] locations in the complete set of the
path
[16:24] going through.
[16:38] So these are the two locations that she
ser identified. And then here's just the
[16:43] road that we need to
[16:59] Yeah. So, the first is just where she
circled where there's more than Well,
[17:02] we're proposing a third. And then the
second set is just the complete set of
[17:07] sheets to uh get fiber to the HUD and
then back out of town to continue the
[17:15] fiber to home build.
[17:24] So between uh Bill Denberg and Joe's
is the first one and the fairgrounds
[17:33] road and 24 would be the second section.
[17:45] Okay.
[17:48] I don't see that as a problem if you can
get around the existing lines that are
[17:52] there.
[18:00] Okay.
[18:05] What do we need to do at Lifream as far
as a permit or approval for the the
[18:11] path? I know the county said I needed to
get approval for the the three lines,
[18:15] the two locations. Um, but the the
actual path, the proposed construction,
[18:24] » the path goes through right ofways,
doesn't it?
[18:40] That's what I was talking to them about
before the meeting is I got a email
[18:44] today from uh their permits people and
asking about permits for
[18:53] rightway use and I'm like um we don't
have that
[18:59] I'm currently working on that but it's
slow progress.
[19:07] » So we need a rightway permit but we
don't have a rightway permit
[19:13] application.
>> What I'm working on is uh adapting the
[19:17] county ordinance to what we do
so at least have a framework to build
[19:22] off of.
>> Okay.
[19:25] » Okay. I'll make a motion to allow
the extra lines in those that are
[19:32] limited
and
[19:38] see how should I word this
[19:43] preliminary approval subject to a permit
form being developed
[19:50] for the line. So, we've got a record of
where they're going.
[19:56] Does that allow you to move forward or
you still have to wait until this
[20:00] » permit? So it varies county by county,
city by city. So um last guy county is a
[20:06] cup of coffee and a handshake um all the
way to White County being very granular
[20:12] on what they need. So um we have our own
internal permit that we can submit to
[20:17] maybe help give some framework of what
kind of data we collect that we think
[20:20] would be valuable to you guys. Um, I can
fill out a county permit as well and
[20:27] turn that in. We can wait until you come
up with a permit. It doesn't
[20:31] » I don't know.
>> I wouldn't wait on me because
[20:33] » No, if the county's got a permit, I
would think that would be
[20:36] » Yeah, it's on the county because we
follow the county zoning rules and
[20:41] regulations. So, it's acceptable to
them. Shouldn't be a problem to us
[20:46] unless you run into some blockage that
we have to look at. And I know I know
[20:50] Jenny Lynn does that for the county. So
she's already scanned that entire in and
[20:55] out of town. She's seen no issues other
than the two she's identified. So um
[20:59] don't want to speak for her, but my
understanding is she had no issues.
[21:03] » And she relayed that to Sid and Pam and
Bob.
[21:06] » Perfect.
>> You got any issues?
[21:11] » I work in Alaska County. It's a cup of
coffee and damn
[21:16] right.
>> I'm getting it. So, we never know.
[21:19] That's I think that was the the value of
coming here to bring coffee.
[21:25] » Yeah, I got handshake.
>> I've got the motion to allow the extra
[21:31] lines and the easements where needed
>> pending the herdance.
[21:40] » Yes,
>> I second.
[21:43] » Motion's made second. All in favor say I
and her name.
[21:47] I
>> said I
[21:55] water treatment plant loan information.
Bob has the picture of the building
[22:03] and it has room for future expansion.
>> Y
[22:09] that is the current layout that we're
working with.
[22:13] Um, this layout has to be approved
tonight to keep this project on schedule
[22:19] » and it may or might not be changed after
today depending what they do. Um,
[22:26] I also have in my book of knowledge here
a timeline
[22:32] from FDT Gibbons on everything that we
have to have done including all the
[22:39] special meetings coming up.
[22:44] So
[22:52] what else we got again? Um we have to
have the project designed by
[23:02] do a brief description. The project the
way it is now um is a uh three pressure
[23:10] filters uh composite type filters still
with two softers. The plant capacity
[23:16] would be 260 gallons a minute with those
three filters expandable up to 450
[23:21] gallons a minute if you added two
additional filters in the existing
[23:24] building. We just need to pipe uh two
additional filters in.
[23:29] You could run one your high capacity
well by itself or your two low capacity
[23:36] wells together to provide water to the
filter and the softness. uh as as well.
[23:42] Um it has a terator. The tension the
tension can be expanded by removing a
[23:48] ring, putting another ring in, blowing
it back together. So you can also expand
[23:52] that to 450 gallons a minute with
existing footprint. And then we have a
[23:56] salt brine tank. To fill that back up a
truck with an auger fill top, make some
[24:01] brine takes care of the soft. soft
things primarily for the mobile.
[24:06] Um then you have some facilities for an
office for training. You have an office
[24:12] and a laboratory. Uh you have a restroom
with the proper towers and safety
[24:17] equipment in there. Um
then you have chemical addition. Um you
[24:24] have primary chemical addition will be
chlorine. We also have side streams for
[24:29] sodium bicarbonate to get rid of some of
the ammonia if they don't. soft work,
[24:32] which they will, but we're going to put
it in anyway. Um, and then there are
[24:36] some Boser some some other chemical
addition rooms. Now, the building will
[24:41] be a block building. We've done more
samples on the site out there to
[24:45] understand what groundwater is.
Groundwater is very high. It's a 3 ft.
[24:48] So, now we know how to design the
foundation so it doesn't crack. We'll
[24:52] put a water spread putter out there
under the foundation to handle all that.
[24:56] Uh, so now we've tested the water for
going on a year and a half now. So,
[25:01] we're pretty confident after all the
tests and the floor samples and the
[25:06] chemists and everything else we've had
involved in this that we we've got a
[25:10] solution for you that will give you
constant clean water. The other part of
[25:15] the projects is we're going to ice pig
5,000 ft of water man. We're going to
[25:19] freeze water partially and then
introduce it into the water manes and
[25:23] buff it down the main the scour the
bofilm I believe was in those water
[25:27] manes. That will take care of that
bofilm because when you're just flushing
[25:31] your hydrants, you just got water send
ice down through there and scour that
[25:35] out without damaging your pipes. We'll
replace seven or eight hydrants with
[25:39] valves and then we'll clean the inside
of your tower. Um completely clean to
[25:43] get rid of all the buildup iron that may
be sitting there. If you want a video of
[25:47] that tower, we have one. Um be happy to
show it to you while we got it. But that
[25:52] will take care of all the iron in your
existing distribution system. Get out of
[25:54] the tower, get out the water mans,
replace the hydrants, put new clean
[25:59] water through there, and that should
take care of big part been what's been
[26:04] ailing to town for a number of years.
Um, we're waiting on the savior funds to
[26:11] proper their offer. Is that right, Mr.
Attorney? I'd say is that a proper way
[26:16] to say that? I'm not sure. Um, on
subsidized funding and we hope that
[26:21] they'll give you you scored very well.
uh you're just just at the subsidized
[26:26] rate subsidized cut off. So you scored
very well. So we're just waiting on the
[26:30] final a final um
offer by the city while we want to score
[26:36] that in six months. So I've said a lot
and sorry if I said things
[26:43] in a way that probably been a little
clear, but as it sits right now, it's
[26:48] scheduled to go to bid August 7th.
[26:55] Things are going to move very fast for
the next two months.
[26:58] » Good.
>> I'm going to make a motion to accept the
[27:02] plan uh with the additional soft extra
softener and the extra what was that
[27:08] called?
>> Two more filters.
[27:10] » Yes. Thank you.
>> To have the piping in there, right? So
[27:15] in case it's needed later. Right. Are
you are you asking the plants already uh
[27:20] set up for the additional filters?
>> Oh, it is.
[27:23] » Yeah.
>> Got it.
[27:24] » The additional filters are cost
addition. We're looking at at a
[27:27] construction cost which meets the PE's
funding.
[27:31] » So it will meet the P's funding. If you
want to add two more filters that would
[27:34] exceed the funding. All right.
>> We could put them in there and bid them
[27:36] as an alternate
>> and then you can see if that's up to
[27:39] fun. I'm sure they will. That's
>> and that's what we talked about in the
[27:43] steering committee was putting it in as
an alternate on the bid.
[27:46] That way we could early hurry up and
pick it up if
[27:49] » if they approve it.
>> If they it was all approved. So
[27:52] » perfect.
>> I'd like to add that
[27:58] this is would be the newest plant in
White County and then it' be a very good
[28:02] plant for you guys. Very technically
clean plant for anything that may come
[28:07] in. Um I know
you've been looking at a few businesses
[28:12] here or there. I'm not sure if you're
Who's your guy that takes care of you?
[28:16] You're going to develop some guy named
Strausser or something.
[28:20] » I'm not sure how competent that guy is,
but this plant can meet any
[28:23] requirements, any water system, any
quality that you may have for a new
[28:29] plant to come in. A lot of them want no
iron. A lot of them want no hardness. A
[28:34] lot of want hardness adjusted. Way this
plant's been designed, you'd be able to
[28:38] meet those water quality parameters. I'm
not sure Mr. Straw understands that
[28:42] because I don't think he has the
experience to know when a big company
[28:44] comes in other than what Carol County
but a lot of times companies will say
[28:48] here's my water quality requirements and
you go down through there and then
[28:52] they'll say hardness I say soft water I
say iron manganesees whatever quality in
[28:57] there this plant can meet virtually
virtually everything so so um again I I
[29:03] don't mean to talk bad about your county
officials but uh this is a very
[29:07] competent plan is a very technically
casable
[29:10] Okay. Got a motion to accept the plan as
presented.
[29:15] » Second forward.
>> I'll second.
[29:18] » Seconded.
All in favor say I under name or n name.
[29:22] I
>> said I.
[29:25] » Congratulations on all the work
gentlemen. It's been a long long time
[29:30] coming. Appreciate all the work you've
done.
[29:34] » Bob better leave. Got a long way to go
yet. I do. I'm keeping my time sheet
[29:42] handy.
[29:45] » Okay, Steve, you're up now.
[29:52] I'm here because I've been threatened by
the town
[29:56] marshal.
Um,
[30:00] yesterday it there's a lot to this, so
hang with me here. I was at the
[30:05] prosecuting attorney's office yesterday
around 1:00.
[30:09] Um I told him I had a complaint on some
officers and he said stop right there.
[30:13] He goes, "I can tell you it's Wayne
Wford." I said, "You're correct." So we
[30:18] had a long conversation
um on a lot of different aspects. I've
[30:23] told him everybody I've contacted. I've
contacted the state attorney general.
[30:28] I've contacted the inspector general.
the inspector general sent me to the e
[30:32] ethics commission. Um, I've called IRS.
I've talked to the state board of
[30:37] accounts. I've talked to an Indiana
State Detective.
[30:43] So,
and I told him exactly where I was
[30:47] going. And I'm going to explain to you
what I explained to the prosecutor. He
[30:52] agrees. The problem we have is there's a
conflict of interest with the judges,
[30:56] the prosecutor, with the officers. They
work hand in hand. I also have a
[31:00] conflict because I've done business with
the judges and others. So I can't
[31:05] there's a conflict here but we like I
told Mark Delgado I would like to see a
[31:10] special prosecutor and a special judge
brought in. So that that starts this
[31:15] out. Now I'm going to tell you a little
bit of the backstory.
[31:19] I posted on Facebook a comment and where
it started is there's a young man from
[31:24] Monon that's been his car has been
searched a couple several three times.
[31:29] Once in front of my house, once in my
driveway. The last time in my driveway
[31:33] and the kid is kid's Hispanic.
He's in my driveway. My son comes home
[31:38] and he says, "Well, they got him again.
He's got his three-year-old,
[31:44] four-year-old son sitting on his
shoulders while the car is being
[31:46] searched again. never find anything. I'm
looking out my kitchen window. I never
[31:51] see a license or registration handed
back to the guy and he's off his on his
[31:56] way. Ice comes to town.
Our marshall goes to moan on and guess
[32:02] who he has a conflict with? An arrest.
The same young man that's had his car
[32:07] searched three times with his
three-year-old son with him and never
[32:10] found a drug, never got a ticket,
nothing.
[32:14] So, I posted on Facebook and I said, "I
hope the kid gets an attorney and I hope
[32:19] he sues this town for $4 million." And I
made a mistake because if I was on the
[32:23] jury, I'd give him $40 million cuz that
little kid right now is probably
[32:28] thinking every cop out there is a piece
of dirt. But anyway, so that that's part
[32:32] of it.
So, that that kind of started the ball
[32:36] rolling. So, then the county officer and
our marshals got a guy pulled over in
[32:41] front of my house. They're searching the
car.
[32:44] I walk out to my mailbox and they're
like, "Sorry, we're in your way."
[32:49] Actually, they impeded traffic and
impeding traffic's a felony, but we'll
[32:52] get past that. But I make a comment. I
said, "I I wonder how many cars you guys
[32:58] pull over and search and you never give
a ticket or anything to." And I'd never
[33:03] seen him give a license or registration
back. And I said, "You have to have
[33:06] probable cause." And the county off some
one of them I think it was Wayne says
[33:10] well he had a prior pot conviction that
is not probable cause to to search a
[33:15] vehicle.
The county officer was in his car gone
[33:20] so fast
in 3 seconds he's gone. He understood
[33:24] what I was saying.
So my ex-mother-in-law and her daughter
[33:29] was in a bad wreck and they were in the
University of Chicago. Doesn't matter.
[33:34] Last Thursday night, July 9th at about
nine o'clock, she text me and asked if I
[33:38] wanted a half a watermelon. So, I went
to her house and got it. I come home
[33:43] with a money bag that her mom out of her
mom's house and this watermelon.
[33:48] I take him inside. I grab some rags. I
come out and I clean my truck. I throw
[33:53] them in my trash can. One of the
deputies is with him, points me out.
[33:58] He's head first in the car searching and
the deputy points me out and he comes
[34:03] out and he puts a hand on top of the car
and one on the door and he pulls himself
[34:06] up and he yells across the highway and I
measured it. It's 267 ft and he says,
[34:14] "If you impede my investigation, I'm
taking you to jail."
[34:19] And exactly what you said and I want
your body cam because you were in the
[34:22] middle of an arrest.
Please, my my attorney is going to get
[34:26] that.
So, I um I feel that is a threat and
[34:32] it's a threat on my first amendment
rights because I spoke my my voice and
[34:36] he didn't like it cuz somebody pointed
him out.
[34:41] So, in all this, I've talked to all
these people and now I just realized
[34:45] something. I I started talking to some
business owners. Chad Mayill and Dave
[34:49] Mayill have been harassed by them. Jean
Wilkerson, his wife, their mechanics all
[34:54] been stopped.
The mechanics had his car searched.
[34:59] Um, he called the state police on Jean's
truck.
[35:04] Um, there's a lawsuit coming from the
truck driver that owns Spark Kelly's old
[35:08] building. So, apparently they don't like
business owners.
[35:11] And there's a lawsuit going there. And
after I got done talking to Mark Delgado
[35:16] yesterday, he goes, "I'm going to review
four cases right now because I don't
[35:19] think I've got all the facts." So he's
reviewing some cases that are coming up
[35:23] and the trial with the truck driver is
like August 29th or something. But
[35:26] anyway,
so there there's a pattern here of of
[35:30] business owners. Talk to the gas station
guy and he goes, "I don't want to say
[35:34] nothing cuz I don't want retaliated
against
[35:37] and he was explaining to me again today
how he's lost customers and the customer
[35:41] stopped and said, "Every time somebody
pulls in," and this happened because I
[35:44] watched it happen. I stood there and
they they were sitting across the
[35:47] street. Somebody pulls in, they whip
over, they get their license plate, they
[35:49] go around the corner, then they pull
them over since they leave or they or
[35:53] they get them in the parking lot.
They've arrested 12 people. We can sit
[35:55] in this parking lot. And I said
something to Carol one day about them
[35:59] sitting in the liquor store parking lot.
How many people you think's going to
[36:02] stop and buy liquor from a business when
the police are sitting in the parking
[36:05] lot or sitting right across the street
watching? They've ruined businesses in
[36:10] this town. Dirt Fleck run him off the
pro his property at 500 North. He was
[36:16] trying to sell a trailer and Dirt Fleck
went over and said, "You buying my
[36:19] trailer?" And they said, "No." And he
said, "Then get off my property because
[36:21] nobody's stopping to buy my trailer when
you guys are out sitting up here 5 miles
[36:25] north of Reynolds."
So then I got photos. There's a there's
[36:30] a traffic stop in Monon
at the front door. Casey's the old man
[36:36] they had arrested. I think they should
have checked his pulse because he didn't
[36:39] look like he was very lively. He's
probably 85 years old and 105 lbs. Two
[36:44] county deputies had him pulled over at
the front door.
[36:48] The the deputy had him could have folded
him up, put him in his pocket, take him
[36:52] to jail. The guy's that frail.
Two Monon police officers there.
[36:58] Our two said that the fuel pumps block
him fuel pumps so they can't get fuel.
[37:04] And then Roger Young shows up with his
personal vehicle. We got seven police
[37:08] officers. I don't think ours needed to
respond to every call in the county.
[37:13] And over the holidays, you guys all
heard that there was a tragedy of a kid
[37:16] getting us killed by fireworks. Guess
who shows up? 350 North out out on 39
[37:23] going toward Buffalo. Our county marsh
or our town Marshall.
[37:29] I had a farmer stop at my shop and he
says, "Hey, what kind of clown show you
[37:33] guys running?" He's from Chambers, lives
west of Chambers. I come to eat supper
[37:38] one night at the restaurant in Reynolds.
And he said, "Everybody's warning me
[37:42] when I left. Watch out. You're going to
probably get pulled over. They're
[37:45] working tonight."
And I'm like, "This is incredible. This
[37:50] this just keeps going on." And the more
business people I talk to, the more and
[37:53] more people say how they're getting
harassed.
[37:58] And I know Chad Chad Mayhill's asked you
guys to stay off his property.
[38:03] » I know Jean Wilkerson's asked you to
stay off his property. No, he hasn't.
[38:06] Chad has not. I've not spoken to Chad.
And at some point, I mean, I've got a
[38:10] laundry list of not inaccuracies here
that we're in a public meeting. We have
[38:14] body cam for all these incidents. I
think we can clear a few things up, but
[38:17] at some point, I'm going to have to say,
"Hey, can I respond to any of this?
[38:22] » What do you think you want to respond
to?"
[38:23] » Okay. So, for one, the July incident
that you're referring to, I was not
[38:27] there. Just because Jaylen tells you
that I was there because he asked me
[38:30] about it, he's the only one I've spoken
to since then. So, you can look at me
[38:33] however you'd like.
>> Hi, M. is not going to get brought up
[38:36] this time.
>> It is going to get brought up and and
[38:37] that's fine. This is a public meeting.
You're here. It's going to get brought
[38:40] up. We quit sitting at the liquor store
months ago. It's a small town. It's Let
[38:45] me finish. I'll let you talk the entire
time. You going to let me talk or do you
[38:47] just want to come here and and not
let anybody talk.
[38:50] » Okay.
>> Don't get smart with me. You are a
[38:52] servant to me.
>> So, you said that I threatened you the
[38:55] other night that you're referring to on
body cam. You confronted me on a traffic
[39:00] stop. I'm not impeding traffic. in the
course of my duties to tell me.
[39:05] » Wait, wait, wait. Where?
>> Can I finish? Can I? Absolutely. Just
[39:09] let me finish. You said that I to that
you came up and told us you search all
[39:13] these vehicles. You never take anybody
to jail. You are correct. I yelled over
[39:17] the highway to you, but if you watch my
body cam, which you can go with me to
[39:20] the department to watch. Let me finish.
I said, just so you know, she's going to
[39:26] jail. Those are my holy. You can watch
the Let's watch the body cam. You can
[39:31] pull it up. I mean, look, fire me. If
I'm lying, fire me. Oh, crap.
[39:37] There you go. You've got my word. If I'm
lying and I my words to you weren't
[39:40] relatively, just so you know, she's
going to jail. I'm done. Your problems
[39:45] are solved. Okay. Now, as far as the
state police getting called on Jill Gene
[39:49] Wilkerson's, they requested that
reckless driver, excuse me, the semi was
[39:52] called in as a reckless driver. They
requested us hold that vehicle for state
[39:56] DOT to get there next. Again, all this
is recorded. Um, so again, wasn't there
[40:02] for the July injury, quit sitting at the
liquor store, and the stop you're
[40:06] referring to where we searched that car
was county stop. So he didn't rush away.
[40:10] It was his own stop. He called us for
the canine. Canine hit on it. The lady
[40:14] that was driving the car said, "Yeah, I
smoked marijuana yesterday." Of course,
[40:17] we're going to get a canine hit on it.
There was nothing in there. I tried to
[40:19] tell that to you, but she walked away.
>> Gene Wilkerson, his wife. The reason
[40:24] that people think they're being harassed
is because no one's done anything in
[40:27] this town before. She was driving over
90 miles an hour when we had the start
[40:31] of that construction. Blew a stop sign
on 125 East and I charged her with
[40:35] reckless driving. All those public
records, we can pull that up. It's not
[40:38] harassment. It's people making these
these decisions to break the law in our
[40:43] town and we're holding them accountable.
That's the officer that was there with
[40:46] me that night when I said just so you
know, she's going to jail. She had over
[40:49] 8 ounces of marijuana. K9 hit. She went
to Michigan, purchased a bunch of
[40:53] marijuana I believe to sell. She
disagrees. And there you go. So, I mean
[40:57] like every single one as far as the
Monon, we went up there to serve a
[41:00] warrant to assist with them not long
ago. Can't remember the last time we've
[41:03] been up there.
>> There's more. I have photos, videos.
[41:08] » I I think honestly this this we if you
have a complaint, it's valid. Okay, I
[41:12] get it. You have the right to complain.
Provide a written statement so that I
[41:16] can even provide proof to you. You want
the body cam, I'll give you the entire
[41:20] every body cam you want. Just go to my
office right after we leave here. But I
[41:23] want you to present that to them as
well.
[41:26] because what you said is completely
inaccurate and you've lied multiple
[41:30] times and I have proof on that. Now, let
me al let me tell you this too. I have
[41:34] made approximately 500 arrests in the
last six years. Okay? Do you know how
[41:39] many complaints I've ever gotten on
arrest?
[41:41] » Zero. Zero. Do you know how many times
I've ever been pulled in the
[41:45] prosecutor's office because my probable
cause was bad?
[41:49] » Zero.
>> Okay, that's fine. I know my job. I'm
[41:52] not perfect, but I know my job. a open
air smith with a canine hit on a car is
[41:57] absolutely probable cause to search that
car.
[42:00] » So as a professional there you should
not have yelled across the road. Your
[42:04] officer should not have pointed me out.
>> Did you confront me on my traffic stop?
[42:09] » It's a point of order. This has gone far
enough. If you want to say write it out,
[42:14] write it out. Document it out. Submit it
to the town clerk.
[42:18] » I got one more.
>> Take it up.
[42:20] » You say I confronted you that night? You
confronted me the night prior to tell me
[42:24] why do you search all these cars and you
don't take people to jail. So you were
[42:27] watching me the entire night. I didn't
say it was the night prior. I said
[42:29] previously.
>> I worked 17 hours that day just got you
[42:32] confront me or not.
>> That's enough.
[42:35] It's enough. Go on.
>> You guys have a problem. I'm telling you
[42:41] and and you don't want to fix it. But
when I when I go
[42:44] » we have addressed parts of it.
>> When I when I have a lawsuit coming,
[42:47] you're all named in it. So take it for
that.
[42:52] Okay,
we're down to the department heads. Bob.
[43:01] Oh, underwater.
We've had several uh chlorine issues
[43:06] with the hotter weather.
Not a whole lot we can do about it.
[43:10] We're doing the best we can.
>> Meaning like the water smells like
[43:14] chlorine or what?
>> No,
[43:17] » cuz my water smells like chlorine.
Gota.
[43:24] » So
that's where we have problems is we're
[43:30] running low on chlorine in the system.
I have not been made aware of everybody
[43:35] smelling chlorine
[43:40] because I can come out and test it from
there and see what the level is.
[43:46] It is a portable test.
Um
[43:51] the break on 421, the estimated loss of
uh water was about 57,000 gallons. We
[43:57] were there till 3:00 a.m.
Um then back the next morning to get the
[44:03] flowable fill put in. Now there's a hump
that's developed there from the curing
[44:09] of the concrete.
Um, I did have I did send Ken a request
[44:16] for bid so he could forward it on to
construction companies to get that line
[44:20] moved off the highway which several
years ago we had approved moving it that
[44:26] time we didn't have anybody that would
quote it. Well, I brought you acute last
[44:31] time.
>> Yeah, that was we had one too. Didn't
[44:33] have anybody else and it was very high.
>> It was reasonable.
[44:39] Um,
thank you Jaylen for all your help that
[44:44] night. He was right there beside us the
whole night. I would love to put him
[44:50] as part-time seasonal to be able to pay
him for the hours, but he was there that
[44:55] evening because he did it
and he was there with us from start to
[45:01] finish and I did not have enough crew to
run traffic without him. I would have
[45:07] had to call
Highar out of Knox and pay that $5,000
[45:13] bill again.
[45:17] Um, we already talked about the calendar
and the floor plan.
[45:23] Um, wastewater, the serpentine tank came
in way out of our price range. So, that
[45:29] project's on hold while we just explore
some funding opportunities.
[45:35] Uh, we did conduct emergency pump
training at the wastewater plant. All
[45:40] four of our employees that would uh have
to hook up the pump and everything to be
[45:46] able to pump around our lift stations
were present.
[45:50] Joe taught a good class.
[45:55] Um under storm water, GNS will be
working on that bruner drain as soon as
[45:59] their schedule allows
and they'll also be re reshaping that
[46:06] ditch probably next month. there
crossing the ball field
[46:12] that was approved last month.
Uh we started patching the holes at Main
[46:20] Street and South Main and 24 today. We
ran out of material.
[46:27] This is being caused by all the semis
just turning and we're going to fight
[46:32] this forever.
So, we will get back on that as soon as
[46:37] we get material in again.
Uh we'll be starting to paint uh the
[46:42] railroad crossings soon, freshening up
the pavement markings.
[46:47] Signage actually arrived today for the
new speed bumps and the engine exhaust
[46:52] brakes.
Um just a friendly reminder, the 4 fair
[46:58] starts Saturday. So, expect the
increased traffic on every street in
[47:04] town.
>> Are you just putting signs up, Bob, for
[47:07] the engine breaking?
>> Yes.
[47:08] » Come on, man. How about some warnings?
It doesn't take many. Believe me, the
[47:13] word will get around. Lay off the J.
>> They got to have the signs up first.
[47:19] » We have one. It's been there for years
on all access points.
[47:26] » But really, you don't have to write
tickets. You throw out a couple of
[47:29] warnings.
>> I agree. We've talked to everybody just
[47:32] about everybody that has a semi in here.
You know, we've we've tried to get word
[47:35] out too to say, "Hey, this is what's
going on. This is where the parks at.
[47:38] Try to cut this stuff out." Especially
the But I mean, I think that I don't
[47:42] really think it's our local, you know,
truckers.
[47:44] » No, it probably isn't. But that doesn't
matter cuz as I said, I drove for 47
[47:49] years. Trust me, the word gets around.
>> Don't get on your J.
[47:54] » Sure. or you might get ticket and it
believe me it doesn't take more than a
[48:00] couple and that was stuff. Okay,
I'll uh be in town all week next week
[48:07] but I will be doing my morning work and
then basically off the rest of the day
[48:11] to burn up some compowers over the
fairgrounds but I will be around and
[48:15] available if needed.
[48:20] um
the traffic. Oh, the back of that page.
[48:25] I got this email today, this morning
that I was awarded a scholarship for the
[48:32] uh Midwest
damage prevention training conference
[48:36] down in French Lake. That includes the
hotel stay and the conference that's in
[48:44] November.
So, there's a little bit in there about
[48:48] that and what it is and basically it's
811 and the Indiana Utility Regulatory
[48:54] Commission puts this on.
>> Congratulations.
[48:59] » And I have the
sheets of the traffic count on South
[49:06] Main in front of the park.
I did point out that, you know, the
[49:13] worst
hour on the street is from 4:00 a.m. to
[49:19] 5:00 a.m.
>> is people going to work at Global
[49:22] Harvest. They're running 45 mph. I don't
believe there's going to be any kids on
[49:26] the playground at 4:00 a.m.,
>> but you might be there. I know
[49:34] » coffee at that time.
>> The average truck speeds 27. The average
[49:39] car speed is 29.
Um,
[49:47] » that out.
>> What's that?
[49:48] » What's the speed limit there?
>> Speed limit is 15 while the uh flasher
[49:52] is on.
>> Which which we can't do, which is not
[49:55] legal by state. The minimum by the
state's 20. I looked it up because it's
[50:00] not in the park. To be down to 15, the
street has to be within the park
[50:05] boundaries. So a side street 20 is as
low as you can go.
[50:09] » What's the boundaries for the state of
the state regulations?
[50:13] » That's that's a
>> what's I mean
[50:15] » town or county road. It's not within the
park boundaries.
[50:20] » How did we get away with it for the last
47 years?
[50:23] » Nobody's complained about it. I looked
it up,
[50:27] but I looked it up. The state minimum is
20 miles per hour.
[50:31] » 20 to 25 is what they recommend. The
minimum is 20.
[50:36] And we do not need to change that
ordinance because it does say unless
[50:40] otherwise posted.
>> Yeah. Okay.
[50:44] » So,
and right now I do have it posted at 15,
[50:50] which is what our ordinance says.
Well, no, it it's higher than our
[50:55] ordinance.
[50:58] So,
if you skip through the calendar,
[51:05] call your attention to the back two
pages.
[51:10] I would like to
bring Pat Beaman, who is a lagoon
[51:16] expert, up here to evaluate our lagoon
system.
[51:22] Included in that is basically
going through doing the sledge
[51:27] evaluation,
uh the microscopic analysis to make sure
[51:32] we got the right kind of bugs to treat
everything.
[51:37] It's going to cost us 500 bucks. I think
it's 500 bucks well spent. He's going to
[51:43] lay out basically a clear understanding
of where we're at
[51:47] and any place that we need to we have
any efficiencies
[51:53] that we need to work on.
Um
[51:58] including the biological and processes.
I mean I'm not perfect.
[52:03] I never claim to be.
Our lab is our lab and we make it work.
[52:12] Um,
>> yeah, that's within your dollar amount
[52:16] to cover things. So, we just need
>> I'm just bringing it up so you guys are
[52:21] aware of what what I'm wanting to do and
because,
[52:26] you know, I think it would be very
beneficial to have the evaluation done
[52:30] at this point to see where we're at and
he can advise us on sledge removal and
[52:35] everything else.
He he actually is an instructor at all
[52:39] the conferences that I go to and he is
the lagoon guru of Indiana,
[52:45] » which there aren't many.
>> There are not. The other one is out in
[52:50] Arizona
and I'm not even sure if he's still
[52:54] living.
[53:00] So, I'll leave it at that.
[53:04] Well, that's up to them.
>> What's that?
[53:08] » Are you going to approve to have Jaden
pay for his
[53:13] » Do we have And I know what it is.
>> A lot less than $5,000.
[53:24] » So, anytime
>> Yeah.
[53:26] » No disrespect. So, anytime anybody
volunteers, is that what you're thinking
[53:30] or I mean as a protocol going forward
>> be $136
[53:38] » for
how many hours?
[53:42] » 178 hours.
>> I'm not worried about getting paid yet.
[53:45] » I know. I'm just I'm just offering just
trying to see what happens in the
[53:49] future.
>> The way I look at that, we had a water
[53:50] man break. You guys were all notified.
Not one of you guys showed up. That's
[53:54] the way I look at it. So, I'm not
worried about getting paid.
[54:01] I held a stop sign at an intersection
and let people go through
[54:08] » to be disrespectful there.
>> No, you're No, you're good. You're good.
[54:13] You're not disrespectful. I don't I
don't want pay for it. It's kind of my
[54:16] heart. I've did it a few times. I don't
want to see Bob get hit. I don't want to
[54:20] see my active day gets hit. I see
>> cover under like part-time help just to
[54:25] » I I would say part time. Only thing is
he uh Pam has to have his numbers and
[54:30] stuff from him would be the only
requirement
[54:35] » because I mean it fall under the the 17
>> Yeah.
[54:39] » dollar rate which is our part-time rate.
>> Yeah. I'm not not averse to that because
[54:43] it all I thought didn't uh emergency
management used to do stuff like that
[54:50] traffic.
>> They don't do that any longer.
[54:51] » They do it any because that was years
ago. I know the
[54:54] » Yeah, that was back when I was the
deputy director, Sid. That was a long
[54:57] time ago.
>> Long time ago.
[55:02] » And I mean, the next closest place to
get traffic control is out of Knox,
[55:08] » Stark County.
[55:12] » And we did that last time and
that was quite good.
[55:18] Yeah, I have no problem paying him as a,
you know, part-time
[55:23] and they're filling on something like
that. So, you need a vote on that or
[55:28] » Well, I mean, I've got discretion there.
I'm just asking you guys' blessing on
[55:33] it.
Yeah, I'll I'll make the motion that uh
[55:36] anytime we have someone assist you
in a situation that you need your help,
[55:45] you have the discretion to pay them for
the time that you're involved situation.
[55:51] I second
>> mot second it says I in her name
[55:57] I
>> said I
[56:02] » do we have to go through and put them on
payroll for that or do we
[56:06] » I wouldn't think so that be it because
it's just part time it's not payroll
[56:13] » I'll find out
>> yeah you know she still has to have
[56:18] » their data
>> because they're
[56:23] Okay.
Anything else? Anything else? Um the the
[56:29] waterline move was uh sent to AcuDig,
Sparks, Overbeck, and Kypers
[56:38] since Kim's so nice to text me and tell
me.
[56:42] I didn't have all these people's contact
information, so I just sent it to him.
[56:45] He sends it out.
>> Okay.
[56:47] » You want to bring up the guardian
angels? I know you talked about that the
[56:50] night ago.
>> I'm
[56:51] » sorry.
>> I'm going to purchase some Guardian
[56:54] Angels, which is the uh strobe lights
that would go on your lapel or your
[57:01] shoulder.
>> Okay. Just protective software,
[57:04] » protective equipment. That's
>> I'm not sure how much they cost, but
[57:09] being out there complete dark.
>> So,
[57:14] » they're awesome. Although there was
nothing dark about that area.
[57:18] I called EMA for the flood lights.
>> Pam didn't sleep.
[57:25] » Michael
>> and uh Cliff
[57:30] will like that penalty ordinance
separate
[57:36] » the penalty. take the back. I don't know
what last paragraph
[57:40] » 2500
>> outlining that make that separate all
[57:44] over for
>> we can figure that up for sometime later
[57:48] then
>> and then uh got an engagement with Ken
[57:51] I'll have to take a look at mom and work
on the bonding financing
[57:56] kittens I guess what they're called now
everything uh and that's
[58:04] okay legal ease for the
[58:10] Okay,
Wayne.
[58:14] » Um, really other than your typical
numbers type thing, the only thing I
[58:18] want to point out is we're doing a
lemonade stand at the fairgrounds. We
[58:22] don't know exactly where yet and if you
want to go to it, that'd be great. Um,
[58:26] we're going to do it on the 19th from
11:00 a.m. to 2 p.m. It's going to be in
[58:30] support of the Isaiah House 117 in
Lafayette. There's a little description
[58:33] on the paper of what they do, but
basically they provide a, you know, home
[58:36] or not a home, but shelter, food,
clothing for some kids that are
[58:40] displaced during either DCS events or
different situations where a child may
[58:45] be removed. So, we just think it's a
good cause to help them uh raise their
[58:49] money or raise some money for that. And
then other than that, I started adding
[58:54] the uh reserve program hours every month
because I think it's important to note,
[58:58] you know, Bob came here talking about um
Jaylen being so kind to, you know,
[59:02] volunteer his time and he wasn't
requesting pay either. So, I'm not
[59:05] saying that. We've also got several
officers that work here and and do my
[59:09] job for free. Um so, they've got 113
hours last month of of free, you know,
[59:14] law enforcement extra coverage here. So,
we really appreciate them. and you know,
[59:18] obviously one standing in the
background, but other than the lemonade
[59:21] stand and that, that's all I got.
>> Okay.
[59:24] » Can you inform us on the crash that
happened earlier today?
[59:26] » No, it's ongoing actually. Yeah, I can
to a small degree. Um, the short of it
[59:32] is an individual that was unlicensed and
shouldn't be operating a vehicle, rear
[59:36] ended our officer while he was making a
left-hand turn. There's minor damage to
[59:40] the Durango. I want to say their their
car is totaled. He was jailed. Um, his
[59:46] car was towed. Our car is still
operable. I think it's just got a a
[59:50] rear issue and then or the bumper and
then the muffler might need to get
[59:55] fixed.
>> And if I heard it was all the way at
[59:56] 100.
>> Correct. Making a left turn to turn. I'm
[59:59] not answering that. Jang Jaylen, this is
not a this is not a debate.
[1:00:02] » I'm just This is not a debate. So I'm
done talking about that.
[1:00:06] » That is within the designated parameters
for the patrol that we have set forth.
[1:00:12] So
>> there. Okay. Carol on the duty stuff.
[1:00:17] » Um, well, first of all, I'm going to uh
Pam has asked me to
[1:00:23] collect your signatures for the receipt
of the handbook before I give that to
[1:00:28] you. So, you each have that in front of
you. So, if you sign that, get that back
[1:00:33] to me. You will have the new updated
handbook given to you. Um,
[1:00:40] and then as far as my report, I don't
remember how many disconnects we sent.
[1:00:46] We did shut two off. Um, and they both
have been turned back on,
[1:00:54] right?
>> And then I shut off an additional one
[1:00:57] today.
>> And we shut an additional one off today.
[1:01:00] Um,
and I don't know, I don't expect that
[1:01:04] one to ever be turned back on till the
tent or the land board turns it back on.
[1:01:10] Um,
[1:01:13] but yes, that's the short of it.
[1:01:20] Questions? Okay.
[1:01:25] Okay. Mike is up here for the curtsy
stuff, but I don't know if they had a
[1:01:29] meeting this month. Anyway, Moren on
economic development. I was not able to
[1:01:35] attend the White County economic
development this past week. Um,
[1:01:41] so I have nothing.
>> Okay. Any other public comments?
[1:01:48] Joe, I just want
everybody to know that by the first set
[1:01:53] of rounds on the counter on Main Street,
we we are averaging 50 or uh
[1:02:01] 415
vehicles per day down Main Street. That
[1:02:07] totals up 57,670
trucks per year. That doesn't include
[1:02:13] filling the elevator three times. That's
another 18,000 trucks. So roughly
[1:02:17] there's 75,670
semis go by down Main Street every year
[1:02:24] and roughly 100,000 cars
and probably as busy as our highways.
[1:02:31] Just throw that out there by the
figures. We're going to remove that
[1:02:35] thing. I think that we bought and it's
going to get worse because of the new
[1:02:40] sighting down at the Bird Seed factory.
Trains are going to be stopping for
[1:02:45] extended periods of time.
>> Oh, rip. What's
[1:02:50] » they got new siding down there to put in
stuff from be more trains disconnecting
[1:02:55] and
>> Oh, siding. Not siding house.
[1:02:58] » Siding.
>> The railroad is currently ripping out
[1:03:01] the diamond
behind your house and putting in a new
[1:03:06] low-speed diamond. You won't even hear
it when they're going north and south
[1:03:09] anymore.
>> I'll believe why. Don't hear it. cuz it
[1:03:12] goes like this.
>> I believe I don't hear it.
[1:03:15] » Actually, TP andW will have to crawl
across that diamond because it will
[1:03:19] actually take them up and over the CSX
rails.
[1:03:23] » Wow.
[1:03:28] » They started that project today. I saw
them up there.
[1:03:32] » When there no Jake breaks he signs you
guys?
[1:03:36] » Um I have them.
>> We'll put them up tomorrow.
[1:03:43] Um, can we can you get one of your
deputies and throw about five warning
[1:03:47] signs out the first evening?
>> I mean, we can just saturation patrol
[1:03:51] the hell out of it.
>> Community crossings
[1:03:56] » is open in September, so we need to get
our next round ready to go. We're
[1:04:03] nearing completion of everything in
town.
[1:04:08] » Ken, do you have anything else? Could we
skipped you?
[1:04:11] I just want to thank Bob and Joe for the
pain that they've had to endure over the
[1:04:15] last 12 months on that water plant. I
know it's kind of hard to do what you
[1:04:20] need to do without the right equipment.
So, thank you, Bob and Joe.
[1:04:25] Okay. Is there anything else?
No. Need a motion?
[1:04:30] » I make a motion to adjourn the meeting.
>> Motion been made to adjurnn. There a
[1:04:34] second. And there's a second. All in
favor state I.
[1:04:38] » Say I. Got
lots of stuff.
[1:05:02] » Oh, don't say that.
Thanks. You are