[0:02] 21st, 2026.

[0:08] Congratulations to the flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation,

[0:16] undergoed, indivisible with liberty and justice for

[0:24] all.

[0:25] All right, give it to you.

[0:28] Yeah, vote three here.

[0:34] Do we want to go to dinner on the 28th? Are you going to be there, Monday night?

[0:39] Yeah,

[0:42] okay

[0:44] So there's a dinner with tractor and quick company when we go to make all first bus to parts

[0:53] Well, what was it was it last year? They left you or left you out or something?

[0:58] Oh

[1:00] All right, great last picked up the tab

[1:09] Because I think you said for sure you'd be there Monday night. I thought

[1:14] busy in something else and I just went from one thing to another and the astronaut was kind

[1:19] of a weird day.

[1:36] So I'm just going to be there for the meeting. So were those two questions?

[1:45] So do you want to check in Monday night? Yeah because the oil and gas and cold-counting meeting is at 445

[1:53] on Monday night. Okay. And then that's I want to go to that and then on the economic development

[1:59] and the transportation and they're done to say mornings and then I'll turn home.

[2:05] Okay, because I already had your room for the whole time that I'll call in and make arrangements.

[2:12] Because Wednesday they have that beer me another round and I did two days of that already and

[2:22] that's enough.

[2:23] That's what it means for me.

[2:26] Okay,

[2:28] so we're going to read the minutes.

[2:31] I didn't know they'd be approved.

[2:33] I made the correct changes that you proposed.

[2:35] out, second of the motion, very discussion on that. I then appreciate what you

[2:42] And then they will stand in the group.

[2:46] Hi.

[2:50] So now to be decided.

[2:54] I'm not used to one.

[2:55] I will not be in here.

[3:09] I feel like these lights for each other.

[3:12] Well.

[3:33] I think I'm on the state.

[3:35] It does.

[3:56] After.

[4:00] Dan is the river bottom yesterday.

[4:03] We walked in for lunch.

[4:04] He's sitting there looking.

[4:06] Oh my gosh.

[4:06] He's looking a little hungry, he wants to talk to you, you'll be crampy, grumpy, and he's

[4:13] happy.

[4:13] Thank you.

[4:18] So I'm just trying to figure out this hardware building because it seems like I'm just walking

[4:22] in the place I get by, so

[4:32] this is just an information thing.

[4:37] John Q is still charging to convert those audio files.

[4:43] He, we just did a new way to upload.

[4:48] So that would be from previous.

[4:50] He literally just signed us up to upload it a new way.

[4:53] So I will send him a message just to see if we will still continue to get that charge.

[5:00] Because now we're doing it through files, Ella.

[5:02] So it should, he should be able to upload it directly and not have to transfer it over would be my thoughts.

[5:08] This is just starting to get unsustainable.

[5:12] I don't know, but I like that word when I use it,

[5:48] but.

[5:50] I don't know.

[5:52] So the website maintenance and hosting where you just charge and submit.

[5:57] Is the user's responsibility to send them everything to?

[6:00] Yes, we have to email him.

[6:02] like if we're hiring all of the information, yes, yeah.

[6:15] What sites are really,

[6:21] they're great.

[6:22] And everybody uses them.

[6:27] But they're useless if we, you know, that's a,

[6:31] a little bit better.

[6:32] Yeah.

[6:35] I have to be maintained up to date.

[6:39] I don't know how many I've gotten them.

[6:42] I got into one yesterday,

[6:44] It took me all morning to file an asswak claim.

[6:49] That website is horrible.

[6:54] And you first got rich birthday, yeah.

[6:57] Well, they don't give you a box to type in your birthday.

[7:02] So I had to punch the little back arrow button till I got,

[7:07] In 2026 to 19 whatever, I was like, this is different.

[7:16] But it wouldn't let me do anything else.

[7:23] So, wait.

[7:34] Yes, it's so nice to have the convenience of it here. And then when we first started, I don't think we did all the ballots and stuff, but we've been running all the ballots and stuff to it. I love it. And then you save the money.

[7:50] Yeah.

[7:51] So let's see that making fun of all the stands is where it's started.

[7:55] Oh.

[7:58] And you know, you say 4% of it.

[8:01] Not 1%.

[8:04] Not 2% but.

[8:07] So that's why I've got mine.

[8:09] Yes.

[8:11] And I'm able to go.

[8:14] Because I sent so much stuff by working.

[8:17] And then I do that to my computer.

[8:19] All right, because in it track I get noticed once we see we'll get notice of that and actually it's like

[8:26] 20% of my

[8:28] Readers

[8:31] I'm not sure do you know Julie on the priority?

[8:35] Because I print them at print label

[8:38] Right

[8:44] Well, we don't usually wait

[8:47] And I type in whatever kind of,

[8:49] whether these are boxes and flat raiders.

[8:53] I know when we have to mail out plates,

[8:58] it's supposed to be normally over $7,

[9:02] but I think it's more our post office that helps us with it,

[9:07] but also because we already have the label on there,

[9:10] it costs us just over $3 to mail a set of plates.

[9:14] So, four dollars.

[9:16] Because yours is your company, you can use your machines for movies.

[9:21] It's different in life.

[9:22] Mm-hmm. Yes, it is.

[9:24] It's bad.

[9:25] It's bad.

[9:25] I'm not sure.

[9:49] I'm not sure.

[9:50] I do need to have Danny cancel the phone at the pool.

[10:01] All these together.

[10:22] Promise to fight my tongue.

[10:23] I'm not saying I have to think.

[10:25] Oh,

[10:28] gosh.

[10:50] Oh, gosh.

[10:50] Can you throw a breeze this one there?

[10:53] The wet?

[10:54] Crash recovery software.

[10:56] Who is the bill for what department?

[11:03] Can you tell you?

[11:08] I do have to say this one.

[11:10] That's minimal though.

[11:12] Yeah, but um.

[11:14] Yeah.

[11:14] Awesome.

[11:15] So I know that they wanted to add something so long before we set budget.

[11:19] I might have to go revise my resolution.

[11:22] But yeah.

[11:23] When was the last time anybody was in the safety policy box?

[11:27] I went to the safety policy box to look at all the microfilm that we had.

[11:32] It was probably six months ago.

[11:36] To make sure we had all of the microfilm because we were working on the project of digitizing everything.

[11:44] So it's pretty handy to have.

[11:46] We used to go to Friday.

[11:48] Really?

[11:50] We swapped out the backup tape in the summer.

[11:53] Gotcha.

[12:00] and see all of our stuff now, it's backed up nightly.

[12:19] I'm pretty sure it's for windshield.

[12:23] I

[12:31] would say it was a windshield.

[12:47] We have never gotten a claim for the DNRC.

[12:51] We would pay for that drug.

[12:53] Right?

[12:55] No.

[12:56] Not that there we come.

[12:57] I thought, Aaron, if we get a DNRC,

[13:00] can I pay to live with them in order to check?

[13:04] I'm so far alone.

[13:06] Okay.

[13:07] Could it, you know, what's there to them?

[13:09] Two things, Aaron, please.

[13:11] Either move this chair or move your body.

[13:17] I'm going to give you a moment.

[13:19] Thank you.

[13:20] Thank you.

[13:22] I knew I wanted to make a pie to old one.

[13:26] I mean, I'm definitely the final old one.

[13:29] So that's what I think I'm going to do.

[13:33] If it's done, I don't think it's not free.

[13:35] I think it's done.

[13:36] I don't think I'm going to do anything.

[13:38] I thought it's a battle you're in while back.

[13:49] No,

[13:55] it would have come to my office, we haven't done any tidal. Nobody has even came and done tidal work for nothing for fire because it could be also done on insurance because we need to make sure it's on the insurance.

[14:15] And if the fire burn off the gas, it will be clever.

[14:21] It will be clever.

[14:21] They will look

[14:24] up.

[14:26] The office is found.

[14:28] The office is the

[14:43] bathroom.

[14:43] The bathroom.

[14:43] This is the bathroom from the false.

[14:50] Our dream is to get some of this.

[14:53] It will take some of this.

[14:55] It's good.

[14:57] There is a lot of things I've checked in the house.

[15:00] There's a vanier.

[15:03] I moved across the mountain canal. Anybody here? The bites were up there.

[15:16] Did anybody come to the island?

[15:20] I watched the pile and it went, and that way mostly we just had the edge of it and I was like,

[15:29] Oh, goodness, somewhere, somebody's getting...

[15:33] Don't, don't, don't.

[15:34] Also, I didn't check, she signed up for a place.

[15:36] And so where do I sign on this?

[15:38] Up there.

[15:38] I can get...

[15:41] I've just been upset these...

[15:45] from...

[15:46] Sunday morning.

[15:47] I met Brad with a friend signing that.

[15:50] Wilson Bridge.

[15:51] Okay.

[15:52] I'm going to come back and have a day or two.

[16:04] Thank you.

[16:05] Thank you.

[16:05] Do I sound both of these green ones?

[16:19] What did you say?

[16:20] You need to talk to us here.

[16:21] It's not operational yet because it's been coming with a radio.

[16:25] Oh, so it's not a good radio installed.

[16:28] Don't swear in us like that.

[16:30] You're going to like this part.

[16:32] Well, I'm decided if I can run the $5,000 through the county or if he aren't the elderly.

[16:42] Well, if you talk to me about that, I suppose.

[16:46] In order for us to ensure that we have to have a county name, so they said it.

[16:51] And I just don't think they...

[16:54] We fully understand that.

[16:55] It's an entity of itself, it's freestyling, it can't ever die, it's out there.

[17:02] And so I said, if you dialed the overpice it, then you make sure it and then you store it,

[17:11] you everything, because it's not owned by treasure counting.

[17:18] Yeah? Unless they gift it to the county.

[17:23] Well, that's when I said to him, because I, it's what I do, you haven't,

[17:41] you haven't said to him.

[17:47] They had the water, they had the substance.

[17:51] But the problem was, right?

[17:52] They said when I go through the sepytales of the state,

[17:55] violence, you, that's always,

[17:57] do not file your paperwork,

[17:59] or build your paperwork, or the team, like your school,

[18:01] and it was free.

[18:02] I said, it's free, why would you not,

[18:04] and it takes five minutes.

[18:07] And so I said, it was, when you looked at citrus,

[18:10] they were saying, it's just not compliant.

[18:13] So, not a good stand,

[18:14] I mean, you can still file for them and pay now lately,

[18:21] but I don't think it's against none of my business

[18:23] because it's a, well, it's a, well, it's a treasure county, well, it's a part of your mobility.

[18:29] It has absolutely nothing to do with treasure county.

[18:55] You know what I mean?

[19:12] I can't, and I need a problem.

[19:32] So,

[19:35] is it normal that HID is in a needle?

[19:38] I already texted part.

[19:40] We've just got urine roll over in balances and all of that.

[19:48] And then I didn't realize it was that low.

[19:50] Yeah.

[19:53] I'm just never seen that.

[19:57] Yeah, they've had a lot while they bought that new pump and so that was very it was 150,000 I think for a new pump, right?

[20:06] Yeah

[20:06] Yeah, I was gonna say that just happened

[20:09] But obviously

[20:10] Yeah, because in July it was fine

[20:12] Then you get pinned me down to them when people paid a property debt

[20:16] Yeah

[20:16] I mean

[20:19] Quite honestly how to make sense of it would be

[20:22] because we're getting so close to the end of the year, and irrigation districts, they don't spend a lot of money to spend a generous, you know.

[20:35] It's all in the summer.

[20:42] And the ditch meeting got pushed to Maro.

[20:47] So what does the plan, what do they do with that?

[20:50] Um, they already talked to the stockman base. We just have to pull funds when we need them and so we'll make it for it because they have like an operating

[20:57] Yeah, so we'll make it whole and put the money in there. Yeah, yeah, they do. When they need to they try not to

[21:11] because they kept Germany and they said November and you don't.

[21:17] So, why is it recreation and the whole?

[21:25] If it has the same thing, because we have our funds coming in in November.

[21:29] Did this town pay?

[21:34] Last fiscal year, yes, they did.

[21:39] I'll have to look at all of the financials.

[21:42] It doesn't normally run in the whole.

[21:45] I'd have to pull the report.

[21:47] I can make a note full report for 22.

[21:50] 22 10.

[21:54] Right.

[21:54] Order you want?

[21:57] Um.

[21:57] Do you have just like an on demand?

[22:01] On the agency.

[22:03] Uh.

[22:05] That's not that bad.

[22:09] It's over to me.

[22:10] I think it's a criminal.

[22:19] It's a criminal.

[22:20] It's a criminal.

[22:21] It's a criminal.

[22:21] Should I general be in the Senate?

[22:23] Is that?

[22:23] What's that?

[22:24] It's a general.

[22:25] Julie is seven.

[22:26] I'm going to add a little bit of the general.

[22:33] I mean, it's kind of the same situation.

[22:43] We had one month even where it was pushing harder than that. But yeah, it's not, it's not really normal.

[22:53] overly normal. No, I think that would say.

[23:01] Okay, we missed out a lot of claims in July then

[23:04] because we had a hundred and forty-four more over. Oh yeah, June we had like, we had like five hundred thousand.

[23:12] We've done.

[23:15] The office was seven. What does that mean? They have no, they don't.

[23:20] Let's see what you see in the next few months, you know, what month do you want 2210?

[23:30] Or just, um, just, you want to lie in all of this, yes ma'am.

[23:36] That's a bit over, I think you're too late.

[23:38] What about?

[23:41] Just a kind of scene, and I might have to even pull some from last year just to see, like, all the,

[23:46] Do you have the new tale?

[23:47] Yes, please, okay.

[23:52] I'm just waiting for Taylor.

[23:56] And Robin is... and while I was still not well.

[24:27] So when I get down there and we have like,

[24:29] people carrying things here and there,

[24:32] those don't really go because they're...

[24:35] they're close, they'll be...

[24:38] all the time, so it doesn't really, it's very, very, very, very fine.

[24:42] That's all of them.

[24:43] That's all funds.

[24:45] I... for my understanding and it all gets shifted.

[24:47] When you create a voucher, it goes to the claims fund.

[24:49] Yeah, it comes out of these fun stuff.

[24:51] Yep, two fun stuff.

[24:52] Yes, it shifts into their, like, kind of like the determination paid as the same thing.

[24:58] Yeah, same with the table.

[25:00] Mm-hmm.

[25:01] Mm-hmm.

[25:02] Yep.

[25:04] It's a little bit more house-scale meetings.

[25:06] How does it work with my followers?

[25:09] I

[25:17] don't like that.

[25:19] I don't like that.

[25:20] I don't like that.

[25:21] I don't like that.

[25:25] Not at all.

[25:30] It's okay Robin.

[25:31] It's 10.

[25:33] More than like to put it.

[25:42] It's 10.

[25:42] More than 100.

[25:44] This is 30 year round.

[25:46] It's 80.

[25:49] Are you a.

[25:58] So where are the blades?

[26:01] It's not a, it's a, it's not.

[26:05] No.

[26:06] Don't attack on his bottom.

[26:08] it's really good.

[26:09] It's good to see a body support.

[26:12] It's really a little bit.

[26:14] The other ones in the garden,

[26:15] I think more tractors by running,

[26:17] to mowing the dust.

[26:19] Is that, add a one go for it,

[26:21] no, it's fine.

[26:22] Okay.

[26:23] Okay.

[26:23] I'm just going to put it on.

[26:25] I'm going to put it on.

[26:30] I'm going to add a little bit of a little bit of a little bit.

[26:37] It was only said about this, Chris.

[26:40] No, we didn't know any Chris from the...

[26:43] It was just that we were like they could have found a thing in the market.

[26:46] They were, and they were, all the way to the market.

[26:48] Oh, thank you, Chris.

[26:52] So, we could have met the staff, and they could see it, and they're like,

[26:57] and especially in the market, there's all this stuff out of town,

[27:00] it's kind of a thing in the market.

[27:02] And then, I think that it looks like that.

[27:04] Do you want to check or do they want to put it directly into it?

[27:08] Yeah, we just brought it this morning.

[27:10] Oh yeah.

[27:11] Just to be the way we're going to the bank today.

[27:15] Okay.

[27:16] To take the deposit.

[27:17] Okay.

[27:17] Do you want me to pick it up?

[27:18] Or do you want us to do anything?

[27:20] We're going to go.

[27:24] Most of my phone calls have come to the south.

[27:27] They came off the south.

[27:30] Now I don't get phone calls from my area.

[27:33] because they'll start chopping corn.

[27:36] You know, I'm just wondering.

[27:38] Yeah, yeah.

[27:39] And the right, well, I've never heard one early gig in the beaches.

[27:44] The 29th.

[27:45] Oh, it's later this month that it has been being in the...

[27:50] September day.

[27:51] There were the last ones on early harvest.

[27:53] Oh, okay.

[27:54] That's awesome.

[27:56] That was, right, these are the 29th.

[28:00] And they take the weekend off and go two more days.

[28:02] Okay, so I met with Brad from Prince on that bridge at Wilson Road, and no, I did not fall down in there, I don't know how you get out of it, they leave them down in the knees there, all five foot three of me, it doesn't like snakes, it doesn't like to get out of the north side, it's very easy.

[28:28] Well, it looked like it was good for everybody, but as I stood up there, because I'll be

[28:32] on a side of me, like walking across there,

[28:38] so anyway, Brad told me, so they've seen

[28:40] that side walls there, they're not going to underneath it, they should, they should, they're

[28:45] practically see what they're feeling, they're holding it up, and so I don't know that just

[28:50] putting bridgeplanks on, I think that's a band-aid.

[28:54] Yeah. And so he thought, two, thirteen book callers. That's something like that. And so I said,

[29:05] well, tell me what you can do. They think they could get to it yet this year, which I think

[29:08] would be great because it obviously would have been so late. And he had somebody with him that

[29:15] was with the deal of G2. I didn't know that. I probably said more than I should have.

[29:23] That's

[29:24] because right there that strategically plays six-time weight limit that can see it underneath the tree is a problem.

[29:31] There's those weight limits of problem, I think. That's why I like the topic. There's no weight limits.

[29:37] But I told him I said it looks to me like that area of drains. Obviously, you can see it will run a lot of water.

[29:44] It's run over to everyone's told me. So I don't know why you don't.

[29:47] I said, again, I'm no rich, it's the public place and it works for me.

[29:54] When it does, it fills that up, it will go into it.

[29:58] How would we put it in justice, please?

[30:01] So that's what it was done out there on the start of the bill for the bill. So two culverts and one of the objectives based on the one that wanted to sign, it doesn't put all the pressure on the bill, because if the water is spreading out on any of the bill, it goes on another spot. So he's going to get me some prices on what we can do with that.

[30:24] And the way I said they were finishing on something at play when he said the plenty would, and maybe they'd get to it this fall.

[30:33] And we'd be great.

[30:34] That would be good.

[30:35] Because the box cover which the O2 uses a lot, now that's all the O2 does more than bridges.

[30:44] There are four months out.

[30:46] At least.

[30:47] So this would be the other.

[30:51] But we'll see if the cost is cold warmly on the 10th

[30:55] and then we'll have a new round that maybe we can do

[30:59] some on the second one that this is way out of the price,

[31:01] or something that something has to be done,

[31:03] because I can see where the whole is, I can see those dirt

[31:06] but in it, I can see where the other things

[31:08] have put in a broken, they have just fallen to the side.

[31:11] Now, so it looks like there's a railing that was there,

[31:13] then let's a broke.

[31:14] It's now down, it would be on the south

[31:17] that side that's kind of like this in the new bottom. It's not just that I'm a chicken, I had my

[31:25] five-year-old grandson and he said, wouldn't it been right for me to call them in there?

[31:31] Yeah, but I'm a chicken. I don't like to get down to those things. I don't like to see things that

[31:37] I don't know what is there. But it sounds to me like what Brad told me with that concrete,

[31:44] Those concrete walls underneath there.

[31:46] There must have been times of water.

[31:49] When there was a lot, and it came up over, and it was cutting under the side.

[31:54] Because he said it was like they came and they're in.

[32:00] And it deals with the person within the tube.

[32:03] And so.

[32:05] But anyway.

[32:07] Then I was up at the on sunday.

[32:10] was a piece of bottom, a rancher, which comes in with a friend of mine, a friend of mine,

[32:18] and a big few.

[32:18] We were like, well, a rancher ditch, and I said, I've just been at a bridge of St. B.

[32:22] And I said, there's a preponderance of people that do not want to cover.

[32:27] But I said, what do you look at these angles?

[32:29] St. B. Why are you answering those questions?

[32:31] I'm not answering those questions.

[32:33] Call it a bridge.

[32:34] There's really a cement box cover, because there's cement on the sides,

[32:37] and then you have a side of the cement on the top.

[32:38] They just didn't mix in that box called it to 1908.

[32:42] And so it's a bridge, it's really

[32:45] because they're covering it on the circles.

[32:49] But those circles out there on the Wilson Road on,

[32:52] there's a whole behind them.

[32:54] You know, they're watching behind them.

[32:57] But how do they point on the wire?

[32:59] Because they're pretty strong on the board

[33:00] and they're broke.

[33:02] Well, they're behind the side.

[33:05] It's a large story to all of it, I don't know what to do with it.

[33:14] It's a little bit of a cost, but that makes me a little weird when I look at her.

[33:20] It was like, I don't like those caches at all.

[33:25] That one's a little scary.

[33:28] Yeah, it's a lot scary.

[33:30] I mean we have plenty of caches, it's not in the right fun.

[33:39] Anything else?

[33:41] Updates or discussion?

[33:44] Small ones.

[33:45] Okay.

[33:46] Is that push or okay?

[33:53] We're going to put this on the tractor.

[33:55] Yes.

[33:56] So we can use it during the winter also.

[33:58] How long does this bit work?

[34:00] I don't know.

[34:02] 3D days maybe.

[34:03] Okay.

[34:04] We're going to take a look.

[34:07] And I think we should tell you what I'm looking at her.

[34:19] Well, he gave the bid on the 26th and the pricing is valid till September 9th.

[34:26] Oops.

[34:28] Well, that's next week.

[34:33] What do you think of it?

[34:37] Do they have it?

[34:38] Is it months and months out?

[34:39] Yeah, we have to order it.

[34:40] Yeah, we have to order it.

[34:41] I don't know how long.

[34:47] Overheaded to a super-alleno in the night's first half soon.

[34:51] You speak to that.

[34:53] I don't know, I want some stuff.

[34:54] So asking, asking a few, extend the quote

[34:59] until the middle of my mom's September 15th.

[35:03] 15th.

[35:03] Yeah.

[35:05] Yeah.

[35:05] I think one should be here.

[35:09] And then we can have it specifically on the agenda.

[35:12] because it's $400 or $600, you know, and I think model should be involved.

[35:23] Do you want to

[35:24] hold this? You want to hold it? I can put it on the clipboard. What is

[35:39] it for the

[35:39] And now

[35:48] your idea was that that one could be used more in town rather than your blades.

[35:58] Yeah, I'm telling you, could you utilize it? Just sit on that fortway and we're out there.

[36:10] I want to be the valley copain along with this discussion.

[36:19] And we'll have a look at the scene obviously over there. Was that? Is that a chair? No, this?

[36:24] This is something discussion.

[36:25] Yes, it is.

[36:26] Well, I wasn't even made aware of this part of this question until yesterday, but the agenda

[36:33] that I saw posted on the patient community page for just a short period of time.

[36:38] And so that's what notified me of this conversation.

[36:42] But what are your questions I'm happy to answer?

[36:47] Well, I guess what can you?

[36:50] I'm Tyler Harper, and the CEO of Hollywood Farmers The Life.

[36:55] So it came about that when we did street fest,

[37:01] there was no hot water at the fire hall on Main Street there

[37:04] because it broke in case there was a lot.

[37:07] There was a lot of sudden the base came showing up

[37:10] on that.

[37:13] And we lived at our rental agreement,

[37:15] which is good on the tent.

[37:17] It's a little further.

[37:18] I believe it was the dates that went to.

[37:21] There was some variation.

[37:23] and like the one that's like sitting on the sofa or something.

[37:26] But sit.

[37:27] It's still all good.

[37:28] We have a good room on the tank and we...

[37:30] Take the prop and agenda item, please have a more general to use the prop and agenda item.

[37:35] And so that's why it's on agenda.

[37:40] From my understanding, the fact that you guys discussed on your June 16th meeting, where you've changed, and the word of the dead,

[37:47] but back to July 1st, that included prop pain and conversations on the meeting.

[37:54] However, we did not see that on our bid. That's why I would copy a beer bid request.

[37:59] That just says basically gasoline and diesel products when it comes to that it is done for

[38:08] propane, that that point which when it affects life first, we're not going to allow another

[38:13] competitor to fill our tanks and so we will lock those tanks, that's a safety precaution,

[38:23] that's an industry standard because they need to do a lead check which is a requirement.

[38:27] We can ensure that they're going to do that with our tanks if they're going to put propane on our tank that they were awarded the dead to life first

[38:35] They should have made every effort possible to set those tanks as soon as possible to life first

[38:40] We're also

[38:42] September first of this point with these tanks

[38:46] The new tanks have been set

[38:48] Yeah, it's all been limited

[38:50] We just would

[38:52] I think so weren't no

[38:54] on the county attorney.

[38:57] Yeah, and, you know, I've read releases.

[38:58] They're definitely favorable to Valley,

[39:01] so I don't think I would challenge, you know,

[39:04] with the violation of the research and sort.

[39:06] But my biggest concern, I think, is just a lack of communication,

[39:11] maybe I'm when it was going to be locked.

[39:15] I was not on the lack of communication to become back to this community,

[39:19] to what I'd like to speak of when the public comment piece,

[39:22] and then all address the office.

[39:23] Just to kind of end where I was going with that is, I guess, just no, it would be nice to know before it's locked at it then in a winter that could have been a bad deal.

[39:34] Understood? And we would not have exposed school kids in wintertime with a lot of pain.

[39:42] So there was other long things.

[39:45] Yeah, that's school kids doing the school things.

[39:47] I'm just saying in general whether it's a home or a business or a school public place of habit.

[39:54] Right. We're cautious and careful about in this whole process.

[40:02] We've been very

[40:02] discriminated against in this bit process. And I'll address that in a very

[40:07] little meeting.

[40:10] You have to pull it. You're happy.

[40:17] And just listening to previous meetings, you follow Robert's rule of order. And as I

[40:27] most of the time they're post less than 24 hours, I see it posted on the

[40:32] high-shake community page, yesterday it was pulled down within a couple of

[40:37] hours. I looked around the community, I've not seen any other places that

[40:41] it's been posted publicly with the exception of here. So in regards to the

[40:46] they're not correct. I know they were posted on the police day and they're

[40:57] So, at all the posting of the resolution we have.

[41:04] If they take them down, I mean, if we post them,

[41:08] if they take them down, I can't control that.

[41:10] So, if they're not there, I apologize,

[41:12] but I know she posted on Friday.

[41:14] When we reorganized in January,

[41:18] we always said our posting places and things,

[41:21] and it's much like,

[41:23] discussion we had, but you first do about the website, but you know all those things are

[41:29] only as good as our maintenance on them and then we pay somebody for that.

[41:35] Now we have these three listed places we post and again we can't control it or the public

[41:40] is going to take them down or what they do and so personally I'm trying to figure a way that

[41:46] we can because I don't have a newspaper and so it's the same way we have to go through

[41:52] the same process and legal notices, where do we post so we don't have an experience?

[41:58] So it's something that's ongoing discussion so that we can make public aware.

[42:04] Going to the good process, the good that was sent out May 27th was just for the Sloan gas

[42:10] and in products and no mention of propane goods.

[42:14] So I'll up to including the June 16th meeting, where you guys awarded the Scustons,

[42:22] just going

[42:23] just a couple of things when it comes to procurement and integrity.

[42:26] State and local laws, strictly govern how this

[42:29] are evaluated, allowing one active vendor to openly

[42:32] criticize, make a part critique, or comment

[42:35] during competitors still, they're open to it,

[42:38] during an active procurement process

[42:39] and by the fair competition mandates,

[42:42] and exposes a commission to legal lawsuits

[42:45] to the degree of betters.

[42:47] Open meeting laws and science laws.

[42:49] Taking a crop deal or unagendized testimony

[42:52] regarding other bits outside of those formal structures and highly discurses.

[42:57] Obviously, you have another competitor who is actively communicating during the

[43:02] mid-process. If you want to suspend proper tools of orders, that's a formal process.

[43:10] They still need to address the care. That individual was openly communicating,

[43:15] criticizing, criticizing, and commenting regarding the bits,

[43:22] compromises the

[43:22] process coming from this committee.

[43:28] We were not notified of that meeting until the day before.

[43:33] So we watched to see how that proceeding went.

[43:37] At this point, because of the compromised bid process,

[43:41] it would be wise for the county.

[43:43] Number one, formal written apology to Valley Farmers Supply.

[43:47] Number two, recent the current bid.

[43:51] If you have questions about the bid, looking at the bid,

[43:55] There is no therapy between one bit versus another hardly when it comes to you.

[43:59] You don't know what the margin is of the friendly corner.

[44:02] You don't know what Laurel rap price is from your other vendor.

[44:07] Just so you know today the difference between land dive and Laurel when it comes to gas pricing

[44:13] is over a 40 cent difference.

[44:16] Our bid would factor that in and say the county over 25 to 30 cents per gallon on gas based on that.

[44:23] That's just an example.

[44:26] Had we been able to physically be here to attend that committee hearing,

[44:31] we would have been more than happy to attend that.

[44:34] But up to an including that day, we know that there was an individual that was actively

[44:40] soliciting those goods, communicating, and very often in the community about it,

[44:47] listening to the audio on the 16th of June.

[44:50] Some of the commentary coming from this commission is not professional, it's not appropriate and doesn't.

[45:00] Example if I get leadership when it comes to following procedure. So again, my ask address the wrong,

[45:12] having a bit

[45:12] to go out for fuel and not addressing croaking that the wording of croaking did to confirm my

[45:18] process, having another vendor actively comment about other things, in that process,

[45:28] violates and compromises the process.

[45:35] Thank you very much.

[45:41] I thought at this point, he is too, you know, lonely.

[45:46] Can he decisions take an under-advising, let me converse with our insurance company,

[45:50] and look at all the dates and whatnot, because I haven't looked at it super close.

[45:56] And I can discuss it for the peace.

[46:01] It sounds fabulous.

[46:02] I'm trying to recall it's the blood through those bits drawn

[46:12] and blank.

[46:13] I know myself on your bed, including freight.

[46:19] That's the one thing I remember from Valley that was different than the others that freight was included.

[46:26] But that's it.

[46:27] So we will take an under-envisant and get back to you as to what we want to proceed.

[46:33] is copies of that and we'll, but on the industry for later, just so that to regret

[46:41] my memory, definitely.

[46:43] The better that was sent out, the question is, did it not give a date?

[46:49] So the weather that I have that I received this morning in a request from your office basically

[46:56] It is May 27, but it says,

[47:00] Treasurer County is now accepting

[47:01] little debts for the 2027 fiscal year.

[47:04] We are looking for bits that include

[47:06] both diesel and gasoline.

[47:08] Please submit the bid by Monday June 15th, 2025 by 5pm.

[47:12] If you have any questions, please give me a call.

[47:14] Thank you and have a great day.

[47:16] There's no indication of a meeting to discuss that.

[47:20] Follow me now.

[47:22] There is also no mention of propane in that.

[47:25] And I do believe that my contact over our field of vision has communicated with the county office prior to that.

[47:33] Trying to get information and make sure that we were clear on what to.

[47:37] It includes a little bit.

[47:40] So we'll just for clarity.

[47:44] Can you do up copies, obviously?

[47:46] I do bid letters that we sent in front of you.

[47:49] And yes, and it's the same generic letter I've sent every year.

[47:53] Yeah, okay, just a little bit of a little bit to make sure that we have continuity in what takes place.

[48:03] And so we will keep this on the agenda for the next meeting.

[48:11] And again, the notice of our genders,

[48:17] our meetings in the first and third Tuesday unless we have a special meeting in that.

[48:21] So that's just standard, and then as far as the agenda items, we will.

[48:27] I agree that you need to, I wish we could find a better way on our posting thing.

[48:32] I don't know.

[48:33] I don't know how we can control the public, whatever, because the agendas are coming.

[48:37] They have to come out more than two days prior to our meeting.

[48:40] So it's always up.

[48:42] Yes, it's a priority before.

[48:44] Because we have a deadline by 5pm on Thursday to get on the agenda.

[48:48] Yeah, you have to get noticed too, then.

[48:51] Then we'll go back to that up to noon on Thursday and maybe post it by five on Thursday.

[48:59] Well, it just has to be posted towards the two full business days before.

[49:04] So it's Friday by 10 o'clock Friday morning.

[49:07] We're following the statute of what needs to be done.

[49:11] It's been posted on Thursday that gives out much more time to take them down.

[49:17] And we moved them and as far as that community Facebook page, we don't monitor that and so

[49:25] I consider Treasure County having its own face with page weekend as somebody has to maintain

[49:30] those things and I don't have an answer myself because it is a problem because we do so

[49:38] people. And so we're going to continue to, nice out at least look at it. So just to clarify

[49:48] the agenda that was supposed to be on the community page is still there. It's a page

[49:54] setting.

[49:57] So you have to go to the top and select new posts. And then it'll organize it that way.

[50:03] Otherwise it has a donor. I don't know if you select new posts and scroll down.

[50:14] We never take them down if they get taken down it's the host that doesn't have a host.

[50:19] And the host actually doesn't really take anything down after it, after the date has happened.

[50:24] I didn't know that, I didn't know that.

[50:26] I did.

[50:27] I did not.

[50:27] They should go to use their soap.

[50:31] Yeah, they don't.

[50:32] So I can do post on either two, you know, see, you see whatever whatever they're doing, they're great.

[50:39] because of the defaults to most relevant.

[50:43] Yeah, and what's relevant to you may not be relevant.

[50:47] I did not know that.

[50:49] I was just, again, I just don't do it all.

[50:52] Somebody who tells me the reason.

[50:58] And if you do the recent activity,

[51:01] then it only shows you the ones that had comments on it recently.

[51:04] It only depends on the things that I appreciate that.

[51:11] So we're five minutes in a public toilet today. We can go to sing.

[51:15] The dogs were talking about the gender. I got the one that was emailed to me.

[51:20] And then I got one that was emailed to me.

[51:24] He has to make going insurance plan on their gender or not.

[51:28] He was on one of them, but not on the other.

[51:30] It is.

[51:31] It is.

[51:32] It's the bottom.

[51:33] I got.

[51:34] So the one mail to me didn't have it all.

[51:37] That's probably because I had her added at the last minute.

[51:40] So she probably had already put that in the mail.

[51:46] Is there any other public comment?

[51:51] Do we have anybody else?

[51:56] Okay.

[51:57] Well, I had a schedule.

[51:59] I'd like to keep doing the time.

[52:00] Let's get over it.

[52:05] I don't see probably what I'm supposed to see.

[52:09] Yeah.

[52:09] Because the budget might take a few minutes to discuss anyway.

[52:14] So...

[52:15] I've got...

[52:19] On the...

[52:20] And I have to get to your back with good machines, but generally, it's like Sunday with an oven.

[52:30] He's in charge by the road trip. I will more than three get an idea and some things on it, because it's terrible. And we're going to have more to talk to you, it is terrible. And we need to, there's more and more traffic, because I've waited, I got the early onsite fee on the list and the SOI side of the 45 minutes, and there was no car, no car, I'm sorry.

[52:57] And I was, I get five of the fees, five of them, right there by Harkos,

[53:04] some day after noon, and there was definitely a cot, that was quite a bit of traffic.

[53:09] You know what I mean?

[53:10] It's opening day about the game, but so, you know, we're going to have more and more traffic.

[53:18] I think it doesn't artise on our, it's just, it's open, but we're going to be able to take

[53:23] and then our tree is coming up.

[53:26] on our tree, regular. Yeah, thank you. There you go.

[53:30] Well, that's over. Yeah.

[53:31] And so when we do all that traffic this weekend,

[53:35] every come to us, because we have the difference.

[53:38] You know, as I said, I'm not about it.

[53:40] It's a circuitry and modern general beauty,

[53:42] but we just have two of those management areas

[53:46] and the other side of the river.

[53:48] And that's where we get so distracted.

[53:50] And then, of course, the invasions of all that caught.

[53:54] And that's what puts the pressure on our road.

[53:57] But, it definitely, we have, there was way more traffic on that six miles than there was on the,

[54:05] to have a fire day center.

[54:07] I call them well, because you don't want to take the pictures of the picture of the road over that bridge,

[54:14] because I've been to send a fan to the tent of the building, because there's no self service.

[54:17] So, but now we're going to have directions and place them in that just one out there to relax and look at what they put down.

[54:29] We said to pick up on the road to the areas and I didn't know could there be roads like that.

[54:33] We said to pick up on the road and we said to pick up on the road.

[54:40] That's good, that's all.

[54:42] It's bigger than it is with probably a family picture.

[54:46] And it's a lot bigger before they've laid in the full of dirt.

[54:50] Yeah, yeah.

[54:52] Because the end board has brought it up.

[54:54] Right.

[54:55] And the being.

[54:56] Yeah.

[54:56] And the may have never been that treated board in the first place.

[55:00] That does that.

[55:01] It was the moment I went to that.

[55:03] I think it just needs to.

[55:06] In the vecking, when you put gravel and dirt over top of your wood board,

[55:11] it's going to run out.

[55:13] And that whole six-ton weight limit is a, that's a huge problem between kids.

[55:20] All of these, I don't know, what does the pick up in order for their halfway?

[55:26] When they're loaded.

[55:28] Because of what your load was, but you know what I mean, what your load was?

[55:30] Well, the horsepower is loaded, there's a B-16,000.

[55:33] A seven by four.

[55:36] A seven by four.

[55:37] A seven by four.

[55:38] B-16,000 load.

[55:43] That's just a couple pounds of a six-ton.

[55:46] Yeah, please.

[55:47] We can't do that.

[55:49] Rounding down.

[55:50] Rounding down.

[55:50] That's the correct accountability.

[55:52] Yeah, that's correct.

[55:53] Yeah, I just...

[55:57] I...

[55:57] And that doesn't include the pickup.

[55:59] Like you're down in the same room.

[56:00] Yep, we'll take the bill.

[56:01] And I saw him when I went over that Friday

[56:03] with Senator Daines' person.

[56:06] Went over and walked through there

[56:07] and then looked at the window and it looks fabulous.

[56:09] And I had actually never been of the spiral staircase and he was up there and I went up the spiral staircase and the dynamic service early for Senator Dane Persia.

[56:24] Do you use the spiral staircase? I did. I never did that.

[56:30] Did you ask the Senator Dane's person anything about the railroad cross?

[56:36] I briefly mentioned it, but you know, where she's out of the job in December, and so he was actually headed.

[56:45] I got no reply from Danes or she either won and down in Ness.

[56:49] We applied some, but it's just really related to the next person, which is related to the next person, which the company is nothing.

[56:57] We did send out a lot of copies of it with a cover of it.

[57:04] No, it's 30 days.

[57:06] In the video, we would have to power a river colony.

[57:09] Very interesting.

[57:10] They're apparently bringing a CO2 pipeline in and putting it down in the oil.

[57:15] So when they're bringing the oil up, it's carbon negative.

[57:20] Or because, for whatever that means,

[57:25] It is really an interesting, extremely interesting process, you know, you know,

[57:32] he just wanted

[57:33] to see the effort.

[57:34] He then told them to do what to do, they now opened it for us, for us to say.

[57:45] So, the first resolution I have is to fix.

[57:49] We overspent by 10 cents, and we know local government services would catch that, so we have

[57:56] to do a resolution to amend the budget to increase the expenditures by 10 cents on affected

[58:01] June 30 in the Comprehensive Insurance Fund, a budget of $1.00 a lot about the 10 cents

[58:07] when I get the budget.

[58:09] So two and a 90 cents left and yes, it should have had 90 cents left and I

[58:18] will remove

[58:19] the resolution of $27.03.

[58:22] I'll take it that motion is there any discussion, discussion, the discussion, all those

[58:31] of favor?

[58:31] All right.

[58:34] I vote the same sign, motion of the

[58:41] key coming, and the model of the sign is in the

[58:45] prison.

[58:46] No, the market maps haven't.

[58:49] No, Chris.

[58:50] No,

[58:53] no.

[58:54] I know we wanted to talk a little bit the next, the next resolution I have is for the

[58:58] budget. And I know that Ruth you had mentioned about increasing the

[59:08] auditing line items.

[59:12] Did you know any idea how much are just the ones? The ones we have to do.

[59:19] Yep, which is for sure that we don't have to do OPEV.

[59:22] No,

[59:25] 84, 68, 34, 31, and 51, okay, so that's 4, that's 8, so that's 4, that's 8, so that

[59:35] eats up those 2 mills but I have 2 mills left to 8, please stop, so 4, 2, 1, 2, 1, 2, 1,

[59:41] 7, 4, I just say that we're going to have, yeah, rather than just accept that it's what the

[59:50] So the actual artist is the way they piece them all in there, you know, and that's why they're called to them, because we're somehow educational.

[1:00:01] That is for the 26th budget, or 26th budget, but I'm like, for a little charge for those down to me, there was more than one additional order, and I don't have a little bit of that then in, because we're still on campus.

[1:00:20] Yeah, because I see the assignment where we signed over to the media, it's in that last fiscal year, so it's in excess.

[1:00:26] And

[1:00:32] that's what I call the firms, my name is, and I, so they just, when the budget

[1:00:39] consists in a new clarification on how they're feeling is working.

[1:00:45] What actually is involved in it, which they audit, feel as if it's in the process, what is

[1:00:51] defined in the question when you call it, because it really is, for auditing, why is some

[1:01:00] but COVID is consulting.

[1:01:04] And right, Heather, is specific to the requirement

[1:01:07] that you have to do you think it would be included

[1:01:09] in the audit and not be a consulting team.

[1:01:12] And then on top of the real audit,

[1:01:14] and on top of the real gas companies.

[1:01:17] And so, I just want some clarification,

[1:01:19] but I think we know we have to do those

[1:01:21] and I think we should, that's my feeling, I don't know.

[1:01:24] Yeah, we need to be sure if budgeted,

[1:01:26] otherwise we're gonna get in for a goal

[1:01:29] over budget, but I know other counties that, and of course there aren't that many

[1:01:38] auditors out there that will do counties,

[1:01:42] they do the same thing to all of us, they're

[1:01:44] nickel and diamond everybody, and I, somebody needs to figure out a way to get them to

[1:01:52] stand by their audit price and not charge you for every question yet.

[1:01:57] Yeah, because we'll be getting ready to do the AFR, so we'll have to have them do the footnotes,

[1:02:03] which I see they say they don't charge, but they'll probably charge the consulting fee.

[1:02:08] Yeah, they charge last year.

[1:02:10] Because we have to have all of those in place to do the AFR ourselves.

[1:02:14] What are the footnotes if they do that?

[1:02:17] Um, they do, they pretty much do a lot of the work that they need for the audit,

[1:02:22] but it is not audited and it says,

[1:02:26] I think this has dropped our unaudited or something on the back of the page, because that's what we have to use to do the AFR.

[1:02:33] They get it and that if I December, because we don't qualify, or they won't sign off for us to do the audit and where we could do the AFR by more.

[1:02:40] Unless they do that.

[1:02:42] Yes.

[1:02:44] So we can't have Nancy help you do that.

[1:02:46] To make a solution to this nickel environment was to hire Nancy.

[1:02:52] So, it's not working because they, in order for them to help you go with Nancy's advice,

[1:03:02] they're coming right back around and charging you again.

[1:03:06] Well, just like the OPEP, because we got charged through the OPEP,

[1:03:09] and we had make-o figure the OPEP last year.

[1:03:17] Because they had me forward everything that I got from make-o to them

[1:03:23] to attach to the audit.

[1:03:26] Yeah,

[1:03:30] I don't think this goes my mind the way they can do that so that's that's my

[1:03:37] questions to them on this because the footnotes on the A and 5 and some of that,

[1:03:51] Rick.

[1:03:52] Yes, because we did the ambulance that one year, we didn't, yeah I can do that.

[1:04:00] So what if I, I have the 2.74 mills, which is a little over what right at 12.

[1:04:11] I'll put that in the auditing line if you guys are okay without that's what we need to do.

[1:04:16] And then I will go change my resolution to read the correct numbers real quick.

[1:04:25] Well, I wish that I was only going to be with the engagement letter says without it.

[1:04:30] I know it's not.

[1:04:31] No, we also all would have been in charge,

[1:04:33] because they're on a different level,

[1:04:35] and they have to others this way without it.

[1:04:38] So it would not be...

[1:04:42] But it's telling us that it would be...

[1:04:45] It would be prepared to pass.

[1:04:48] Okay, so I need to increase that too.

[1:04:53] But was there any other adjustments that you guys could see

[1:04:57] in the general fund I needed to make,

[1:05:01] other than the auditing?

[1:05:03] I hope that will change all of my numbers on our resolution so I just want to make sure that was something

[1:05:09] thing.

[1:05:10] And I will change the ones that I requested and that didn't change anything.

[1:05:15] It just really arranged something.

[1:05:30] Well, I will go if you were on take a quick pause.

[1:05:32] I will go change my resolution.

[1:05:37] And then the next one I have is the salaries.

[1:05:40] I'll be right back.

[1:05:40] It's

[1:05:55] where we should do the salaries first, and then the phantom,

[1:06:04] which is the advice at the end of the time.

[1:06:13] So, David, had you been under that bridge and looked at the concrete?

[1:06:16] Yep.

[1:06:17] What did you think?

[1:06:18] I didn't think it was that bad in the deal.

[1:06:20] T, I stopped there.

[1:06:21] I didn't have two, three, four years ago.

[1:06:24] States were inspecting bridges, and I told them about that whole land.

[1:06:29] But they never said nothing that struck me.

[1:06:31] There was anything wrong with the bridge.

[1:06:34] The concrete, yeah, there's cracks, but it's concrete cracks all the time.

[1:06:40] Brad just thought they were starting to really starting to fail.

[1:06:43] And so...

[1:06:44] I wouldn't say that, but I...

[1:06:47] I got a feeling the two 13 foot covers were worked,

[1:06:51] but I think that beer is going to be awfully good.

[1:06:54] Which is for the cover, and I'm going to have to take out the cement pillars,

[1:06:58] and that's all that will be acting.

[1:07:00] Well, that's, that's a different thing. See, it's all going to put that covered in on that.

[1:07:09] The concrete was fine, and so that made it not much better.

[1:07:15] And I don't think you can, you can't get too 20 or too 15 foot covered in that opening, it's 24 feet wide.

[1:07:22] By stepping it off.

[1:07:23] I know.

[1:07:25] Those are all my concerns. That's why I said it's cold-board and a few other things. I know this is going to be

[1:07:30] But I also look at the price of what we paid on that gifts and bridge and this is kind of the similar thing, and that was the way I had the 1000.

[1:07:40] For three and a half and a half, and I picked some gifts myself.

[1:07:43] You mean you could be, you could be, you could be, you could, and that, what hall I'm on that gifts and take us two years?

[1:07:49] All I can, oh, whatever, because it was generally the time, you know, you go through all the different things.

[1:07:57] We got two grand money on it.

[1:08:03] Did you get money through this engineer or whatever people knows?

[1:08:09] Yeah.

[1:08:12] Yeah, they help.

[1:08:16] I don't know.

[1:08:17] What we want to hear the sale of a different football game is that I present it and say

[1:08:24] where I'm at, because the football game, you know, everybody gets up and everyone has

[1:08:31] like two minutes, very short of time, they give you a very fine job of engineers, but

[1:08:40] you have to, I think it needs to be some of the best there and it can relate to the need

[1:08:46] that is in a community because it's easy, you know, the same thing in town of

[1:08:50] Haisham has had great blast in those goals. And they know with the engineering side

[1:08:54] of it, they know what needs to be done, but they don't live here. They don't live and work

[1:08:59] and deal with it on a daily basis. Like, you know, River Road, you live right there.

[1:09:05] You can speak exactly. It's the way I am on peace button. I live out there. I see the activity.

[1:09:11] I see what's going on. Just like, you know, when I get close about

[1:09:15] I'm sorry, and I'm vaguely familiar, but I don't live there.

[1:09:19] I'm not seeing the traffic.

[1:09:22] So I personally think when you present anything,

[1:09:28] you do better job if you're directly related to it.

[1:09:31] As opposed to the scientific part of it, because, you know,

[1:09:37] if I would present a business, what they're doing,

[1:09:43] and they're accounting in their bookwork,

[1:09:45] I can speak for days about it,

[1:09:48] but unless it's somebody's,

[1:09:49] can we wait to that business?

[1:09:51] It's just a yonder.

[1:09:52] People put your sleep, because it's like,

[1:09:56] nobody, I was already coming.

[1:09:58] Nobody cares about the current ratio

[1:10:00] on some business.

[1:10:02] Or how they're handling their debt assets

[1:10:05] or any of that stuff.

[1:10:07] To me, it's interesting.

[1:10:08] Okay, what names on the business?

[1:10:09] I love to do whatever they're doing.

[1:10:13] So, but Adam can, I mean, David does help us get some of the grant and I don't understand

[1:10:22] this ten-day, you know, they've got this money that is coming again, October 1, we get ten-day

[1:10:28] and more released into Bridge Funding.

[1:10:32] And I don't know if it would really come with to maybe

[1:10:34] this, your bridge, or because you talk about feed and different things on what those are,

[1:10:41] And I, I don't know.

[1:10:43] All of them are important.

[1:10:45] I don't care the width of them.

[1:10:46] Every one of them is important.

[1:10:48] Now the bridge, ditch crossing, we did out on Fort Peas Road.

[1:10:54] It wasn't even something that was being inspected.

[1:10:58] So now it's fact all of them.

[1:11:01] So it's been 20 feet long.

[1:11:04] But ever bridge doesn't matter.

[1:11:06] But when they say, well, I don't care if it was a 44 or 10 foot.

[1:11:12] If you're the one that fell through, it makes you different.

[1:11:14] It's equally, exactly.

[1:11:16] It's directly related to you.

[1:11:18] That's why it's important to me.

[1:11:21] And, you know, like, they give someone, we all hate to try a lot of people that don't blow that.

[1:11:27] And so we spend a lot of money on it.

[1:11:28] If you're a people who don't really want to blow people to be able to do that.

[1:11:32] They're like, let's get out of here.

[1:11:34] That's exactly right.

[1:11:36] So the same way with, you know, I say I sat out there for an hour on beautiful.

[1:11:40] I just need to do this into the turkeys, move this into there's it.

[1:11:44] An eagle that was flying, look at him.

[1:11:47] In my mind, look at him first.

[1:11:48] Maybe it was almost lunchtime when we were out there.

[1:11:51] And, but there was no, you don't hear any car traffic.

[1:11:55] You definitely don't hear any train traffic either because that's why.

[1:12:00] And honestly, Sophie looks like you've gotten pretty good right.

[1:12:02] We thought I'd got grandals, been three weeks ago this coming Thursday that did green things up.

[1:12:09] We needed another one to boost the lawn, which we don't look like we're going to get.

[1:12:14] Neighborhood, everybody's going to go camping.

[1:12:16] And we have it.

[1:12:17] I see there's a couple of rope rings in four sides that are not in the inside of the ring, is that should do it.

[1:12:22] It won't.

[1:12:24] Because the bucking or sale of tents to do it, it failed this issue.

[1:12:27] I'm sure you got the crust to really go on some day.

[1:12:31] Mm-hmm.

[1:12:35] Sorry.

[1:12:37] So this is what the name of this goes away.

[1:12:41] Yep, so this is what the name of this looks like.

[1:12:44] It fixed the way it was just off by like 20 bucks.

[1:12:47] It was nice.

[1:12:48] But I fixed that one.

[1:12:50] We still have...

[1:12:51] I don't know.

[1:12:52] Have you heard anything back from burning too long?

[1:12:55] At least at the letter.

[1:12:56] But it increased that amount to 32.

[1:12:59] I'm sure that takes time.

[1:13:00] I'm sure it takes time.

[1:13:02] I do when I was at the table on that area.

[1:13:04] It was like a public area.

[1:13:05] I think we do.

[1:13:07] We don't spend the whole day.

[1:13:09] But we don't spend the whole day.

[1:13:09] I hope so.

[1:13:10] But that's nice.

[1:13:11] Yes.

[1:13:12] And I think you.

[1:13:13] Yeah.

[1:13:14] I have been a little slightly different.

[1:13:15] I'm just, I'm just overspending.

[1:13:18] And then I'll talk about my battery there.

[1:13:19] No.

[1:13:20] So do we need to do that?

[1:13:22] We should do the salaries people we do the budget.

[1:13:28] This hours are part of the budget.

[1:13:31] We always do the budget first in the salaries.

[1:13:34] It's how I've always done it.

[1:13:36] Because you set the budget with the bills,

[1:13:38] and then you set the salaries for the original officials.

[1:13:41] Based off of what would budget it?

[1:13:42] Yes, that's OK.

[1:13:44] All right.

[1:13:46] Change.

[1:13:47] So the questions can you move the budget?

[1:13:49] Do they have any questions and a discussion on the budget?

[1:13:56] Do you like to do that?

[1:13:56] I have a copy of it, but I was lost.

[1:14:01] What we had to change was we had just that what I requested is that they gave the letter from the Auditing Fund

[1:14:10] what they have bid our Auditing Constitution from 2000 to 2000.

[1:14:15] And that would be what they did.

[1:14:17] But then they grabbed the call of the Constitution.

[1:14:22] The judges are that none of them are the same, but they are also required but they don't

[1:14:28] can deal with what they have and they have to deal with what they have to deal with.

[1:14:32] What did you call that guest, please?

[1:14:34] Yes.

[1:14:35] It's a government-ledic county, of course.

[1:14:38] Yeah, it's the government of the county standard, too.

[1:14:41] The rest of the world operates under doubt, generally accepted accounting principles.

[1:14:47] But government of County has these and they're required.

[1:14:50] I don't know why they don't include them, but I think it's because they can piece

[1:14:53] mail them out into their building process.

[1:14:58] Because the forms are...

[1:15:00] That's different for them, for those who don't have good notes, just for those, but so, and then when we do the AFR, it's literally the same

[1:15:13] aren't they have to do for the AFR, when they prep all of us. And if you watch the news about Q2s from the story that

[1:15:20] I think having the internet is pretty honest,

[1:15:22] and I don't know why they have it,

[1:15:23] but I can say I have it in 2018.

[1:15:27] And it's always a bit of an AFR,

[1:15:30] which when I select it,

[1:15:32] it's like you get this and you make sure it's a little...

[1:15:34] I'm gonna count.

[1:15:35] You can't count.

[1:15:36] I'm gonna count.

[1:15:37] I'm gonna count.

[1:15:37] They're still getting grappling.

[1:15:44] I want to know if they got any bridge learning.

[1:15:46] I shouldn't get in time when I'm not getting in a bridge

[1:15:49] I think you're pretty sure that's those are questions I have of because they're all that's not clean

[1:15:56] Yeah, they need to and there they need to submit that annual financial

[1:16:02] Accounting every year and they're not

[1:16:06] grant accounting gotten a whole out of trouble

[1:16:09] Two years back we finally got straight now for not doing their a-fars and

[1:16:16] and they stopped sending them entitlement money,

[1:16:20] which is basically their tax dollars collect.

[1:16:23] Yeah, like we're good, and I think it's our,

[1:16:25] it's an our entitlement, and it's been,

[1:16:29] and it's been for treasure companies 99,000.

[1:16:31] Well, that's a drop in the bucketing of Gallatin,

[1:16:33] Yellowstone, plastic, and that's a lot of money.

[1:16:35] And treasure coming down, that matters.

[1:16:37] So we are going to have a peanut and have all our reporting

[1:16:41] in at the right time,

[1:16:45] but it makes it hard to be like,

[1:16:47] Are we spending 30,000 for a run that we could still get what's the point here?

[1:16:53] If it's a rule for being not for me kind of like,

[1:17:03] on these match, but on these salaries,

[1:17:12] which is 3 percent?

[1:17:16] That's whatever.

[1:17:17] On the stage of the hour.

[1:17:19] Yeah, they're anticipated.

[1:17:24] Class 5 percent on their insurance.

[1:17:25] Yes, so technically our poison, well, non-cash are getting 8% raised with 5% medical insurance.

[1:17:36] But we have to do that, because we can't say that we're missing it, but I need to listen to that.

[1:17:42] Do we not have to do what we're going to do with the health insurance?

[1:17:47] It's on the agenda.

[1:17:49] Right.

[1:17:49] I have a desk.

[1:17:50] Is that going to affect these meals?

[1:17:53] Yes.

[1:17:54] But I also left it as is until we figured that out because we're going to have to figure that out.

[1:18:01] And we have to set budget by Thursday.

[1:18:03] So that one we will probably have to do in a min-met to be my suggestion anyway.

[1:18:10] I was just thinking about thinking all the things and then how it affects this.

[1:18:15] Because we haven't offered it to them for you.

[1:18:17] So I have no idea how to budget who how many will have.

[1:18:22] We still would have to budget the $13.05 per employee for just add that on top of my

[1:18:31] area.

[1:18:31] Whether they put it in this HRA fund or if they took the insurance, right, you want me to fully

[1:18:38] budget for it, even if they don't take it.

[1:18:40] Well, those are qualified.

[1:18:42] I found on the permissive medical we have dollars budget, whatever the positions,

[1:18:51] yeah.

[1:18:51] If we are staffed in these in the full time day, you're staffed in your office staffed and changed this week still I already fixed that.

[1:19:01] So you look good here.

[1:19:05] So that's probably the only change because you already budget as if they will take care.

[1:19:12] This is it everybody.

[1:19:15] So it should be fine.

[1:19:17] We're probably not going to change, but what our decision comes down on the legal health

[1:19:21] of chance is how much I would get pushed by and so we're going to pick and I would

[1:19:26] then go with, because that was just in the movement.

[1:19:31] And see the reason why that permissible level drop significant also was because she told me

[1:19:37] about it's low percent and it only needs to be set by.

[1:19:40] So that's why that drops from the first badge I showed you to now.

[1:19:44] Because she will make a plan there and they will just give a subscription and buy a thing.

[1:19:50] Yes, and that was based on a brief fix, which I don't know yet.

[1:19:55] And so, we did that.

[1:19:59] In charade.

[1:20:03] It's still not.

[1:20:06] I think it's fine.

[1:20:08] It's basically based on whether we're collecting these plans and going to base it off of.

[1:20:13] And then like on that one, we still have on the permissive medical, we still have 12

[1:20:20] floating notes. So we can, and then that if something drastic changes. But I don't

[1:20:49] We didn't select this one.

[1:20:51] And we haven't decided which ones of these two.

[1:20:53] I thought, well, if it's in there,

[1:20:55] I'd like to do it for the 13.

[1:20:56] I'll find it.

[1:20:57] I knew budgeted based on how it was.

[1:20:59] And because when if you take the HSA,

[1:21:01] you're still spending the 13.

[1:21:03] I'll find it.

[1:21:03] And when we look at the participants in our plans

[1:21:08] and how it is that would be for me,

[1:21:12] I would be honest to change that.

[1:21:14] Because we have the volume of employees in that plan.

[1:21:18] And so that would be rather short-sighted.

[1:21:21] Yeah, for on the monetary decision to make that one more time.

[1:21:25] But the people want this

[1:21:31] should be fine.

[1:21:32] I have to decide which ones are these,

[1:21:34] which kind of looks a lot.

[1:21:38] Which more likely to stay with what we have,

[1:21:44] just to budget some more look at that.

[1:21:47] So I'm a really doubt-resolution number 2704,

[1:21:52] which is the budget for fiscal year 2027.

[1:22:32] So the final resolution I have is to set the salaries for fiscal year 2627, and includes 3% suggested raising.

[1:23:12] So this is the book, this is the book, this is the book, this is the book that I did and everything and so yes, that is, this is the base rate, it's a big spending here that that's the base, yes, for everybody, yes, yeah, and then we have all of those extra things that the interior office is for us, just don't just do one, you've had it.

[1:23:32] and I thought it was, yeah, and I thought it was things that were not there.

[1:23:38] I mean, it might stick you out.

[1:23:49] There was something on here.

[1:23:53] The combined office is 3,000 a one place in 1,500 and the other for you.

[1:24:01] Oh, it's just here.

[1:24:02] So it's not in the final way.

[1:24:05] It's three.

[1:24:05] Yeah, it's in the six.

[1:24:07] Okay.

[1:24:09] Well, that's mine.

[1:24:11] You just can't handle it.

[1:24:14] It's a circuit.

[1:24:15] It's a fluid.

[1:24:16] It's just in the note.

[1:24:20] But it could be confusing.

[1:24:23] Yes.

[1:24:23] I knew what it was.

[1:24:25] But it could be confusing.

[1:24:27] Okay.

[1:24:27] Let me make sure I've thought your guys will...

[1:24:29] You did.

[1:24:30] For commissioner.

[1:24:32] Oh, it doesn't stay in here.

[1:24:33] I don't know.

[1:24:34] Oh.

[1:24:42] What else do you got?

[1:24:44] But this is an ongoing issue, it's always been there, that road supervisor makes $5 an hour more than this work for me.

[1:24:56] But as I went back to that and looked, so to you guys,

[1:25:04] so it is the way it is.

[1:25:07] But, dissonant.

[1:25:12] And the only way to increase your people is change.

[1:25:20] You're just, yeah.

[1:25:22] You're just, yeah.

[1:25:22] The only way you can change is change or change.

[1:25:25] Yeah.

[1:25:25] Your hands are tied on.

[1:25:27] All the things.

[1:25:28] They're max out of what we can get that.

[1:25:30] Didn't they even ask it?

[1:25:32] Didn't we ask about that one time, too,

[1:25:34] about changing their titles?

[1:25:35] And you still can't go over the,

[1:25:37] Yes, you can't.

[1:25:38] You're saying they're saying no, they're making some of those are changing and two of them

[1:25:43] Mecos the one that told me to do that

[1:25:47] I think recently they've changed that

[1:25:55] Government of one but it's just it's just local state federal would be nice to add the

[1:26:04] couple of percent

[1:26:07] That's all, that was all I mean, they're all fine, that's just, it is what it is.

[1:26:15] But I know everyone's so out, someone will come in and say, do you know that your rope

[1:26:21] die makes this much more than his person who works?

[1:26:28] And that's been a moment of attention for a long time.

[1:26:38] So there is somewhere, Scott's a little bit, because I think he gets on check with certain

[1:26:43] that has been created in his salary.

[1:26:51] When here long-term, it doesn't.

[1:26:54] It's like $40.

[1:26:55] Yeah, it's 20 when you get four or five years

[1:26:58] that it starts making the difference.

[1:27:01] I move with accept resolution 2705,

[1:27:06] which is salaries for elected officials

[1:27:08] for fiscal year 2020.

[1:27:12] I move second to the motion to have any discussion on this.

[1:27:15] and what this is for you folks and it's just to give you all of the things of compensation

[1:27:21] towards it's derecommended and based upon valuations,

[1:27:27] these evaluations came in better

[1:27:29] this year. I'm going to talk to you about the revenues so we can get a 3% raise. Along with

[1:27:37] we're thankful, health insurance was only a 3% per cent, but that's a 8% raise to our employees.

[1:27:45] So there's no discussion, all those in favor say aye, aye, aye, all those opposed same sign.

[1:27:52] That's okay.

[1:28:01] You can sit down for a minute.

[1:28:04] Okay, do we have any further business before lunch?

[1:28:06] Just sign now.

[1:28:10] Do you pick up the others?

[1:28:14] No.

[1:28:16] Further business?

[1:28:17] No.

[1:28:20] No.

[1:28:21] Okay.

[1:28:24] We convene after lunch.

[1:28:31] I'm

[1:28:35] glad you're having a nice day.

[1:28:39] I'll do it.

[1:28:40] I'll call you for a presentation.

[1:28:41] It's a program of players.

[1:28:43] I'm glad you're having a nice day.

[1:28:48] Thank

[1:28:57] you.

[1:28:58] Thank you.

[1:29:00] Thank you.

[1:29:05] Thank you.

[1:29:06] Thank you.

[1:29:06] There you go.

[1:29:06] Thank you.

[1:29:13] So my name is Carolyn Jones, and I managed to see a piece program, another government acronym.

[1:29:19] So commercial properties says it's capital cancels.

[1:29:22] I do work for the North Campus for the Finance Authority, which is a separate board that it is a

[1:29:27] industry that really attached to the month.

[1:29:29] To the North Campus Department of Commerce.

[1:29:31] I'm going to have the Department of Commerce.

[1:29:32] So, one form another management program is like how I felt in those rooms, so it's 18 years now.

[1:29:39] And why the program is a CRDC program.

[1:29:42] So, if we can access over the years, and what's happening in the development program,

[1:29:47] and when the legislature enabled a business based program in 2021,

[1:29:52] they created a statewide program with local governments opting in,

[1:29:56] to allow property owners within the jurisdiction of a district to access.

[1:30:00] So, I tend to work with, given my background, I tend to work with the economic bill and organizations and work with the multiple counties that they serve, and come into attending the program to try to get the district stop to get those multiple counties.

[1:30:13] It really does provide an economic development tool and their toolbox when there has been a property on the businesses that are trying to make improvements to the property.

[1:30:20] So the Montana facility finance authority has been around since the 80s when it was started

[1:30:27] by the Montana State Legislature and primarily its role it was to provide access to

[1:30:32] conduit bond market for rural and on profit health care.

[1:30:36] So the facility finance authority has worked throughout the state and with the legislature

[1:30:40] creating C-PACE as a statewide program throughout the state of those local government that

[1:30:44] of the VA and whether it's my answer to that conversation.

[1:30:48] The place to have the state-wide program

[1:30:51] if you wish they were within a house within

[1:30:53] the state for that timeframe.

[1:30:56] So it's basically the C-PACE commercial,

[1:30:59] again, properties, SESC cap loan enhancements.

[1:31:01] It's a different type of financing tool available

[1:31:04] for property owners to help cover the cost

[1:31:07] of an permanent improvements to their properties.

[1:31:10] And the primary use of those funds

[1:31:11] would be for energy efficiency, water conservation, renewable energy, and then during the

[1:31:18] 2025 legislative session, the legislature also previously improvements under to be eligible

[1:31:23] under C-PACE.

[1:31:24] So that's the ability to kind of withstand wind, fire, flood, improvements to the building

[1:31:31] to help its feasibility and see-to-size negativity, indoor air quality, which is a very broad

[1:31:36] statement.

[1:31:37] And so we're interpreting that to also allow property on our stacks as the funds for any sort

[1:31:41] of indoor mitigation for mold, or over core expenses, sprayed on, let these paint types

[1:31:49] of the indoor air quality.

[1:31:50] So, it's a broad variety of improvements.

[1:31:52] And that's what Liz Flyer actually shows, if you open it up, shows a lot of the different

[1:31:57] types of improvements the property on our skin access, this type of funding for to make

[1:32:01] improvements to their properties along the lines.

[1:32:05] It is a special assessment tax finding, excuse me, financing, so it does.

[1:32:10] It is paid back as a special tax line item on the property tax building, so the property

[1:32:17] tax that allows the property tax owner to, excuse me, the property owner to make their payments

[1:32:22] twice a year instead of every month that they were going to do a traditional financing, and

[1:32:27] that owner pays that back over the term of the loan.

[1:32:30] With CPACE, the financing term is tied to the useful life of the improvement or package of improvements that they're doing a bundle.

[1:32:39] And so like an HBAP unit, if you were to go into the traditional commercial lender and ask for a loan for that, it would probably after you maybe a five-year term or seven-year term.

[1:32:48] You start paying that back on a monthly basis.

[1:32:51] With CPACE, because it's tied to the useful life of the equipment, it's going to be a 15-20-minute 25-year term for that financing.

[1:32:57] And then again, it split at over those 25 years in this case example, within twice a year,

[1:33:05] you're going to mount payment to be put on a property tax for the first step in the second half.

[1:33:08] So it really helps reduce that annual debt obligation for the property owner to make these types of needed improvements.

[1:33:15] A little bit more affordable, a little bit more able to be budgeted into them.

[1:33:20] It not necessarily have them, they have to, you know, put a bandaid on the system,

[1:33:23] that you are in the middle of a little cold front on that part too, so we can do the eligible properties

[1:33:30] basically, we can do anything commercial. We're not allowed to do any sort of residential. We can do multi-family

[1:33:37] that definition within our statute is five units or more. And each of those units does have to have

[1:33:43] a dedicated document in a kitchen, so I can't just leave, but share it on the side of the center. And then we are not allowed

[1:33:50] to do any sort of public, we govern the most across the East.

[1:33:53] So no local, state or regional federal funding properties on that part.

[1:33:57] But we can get commercial industrial, excuse agricultural, and then get them up like

[1:34:02] family.

[1:34:03] We can finance new construction, as well as retrofits, and then we can also help property

[1:34:08] owners that may have already made these investments.

[1:34:10] We can retroactively look back up to three years and create sort of improvements that

[1:34:15] they made to their properties that would be eligible under some pace and we could help

[1:34:19] find the financing for that as well, to either put that money back in their pocket if they pay for

[1:34:24] that out of pocket, or maybe to help pay out some debt if they took out some debt to pay for

[1:34:28] those improvements. A couple of kind of protections that the legislature did put in a place when

[1:34:33] they enabled the program. There is a requirement if there is senior, any sort of senior mortgage debt

[1:34:40] on the property just that can provide consent to the project being done and that property on

[1:34:46] basically taking on the case that and that tax assessment laying being filed as the collateral

[1:34:51] for that property. So if for some reason that senior lenders not comfortable with that,

[1:34:56] they can say no and that in the project would not move forward. But for everybody's protection

[1:35:00] that is required to have that consent on file, we'll move forward for that. And then the other thing

[1:35:06] in regards to identifying the types of measures that would be eligible under the program,

[1:35:11] The property owner on the energy efficiency side and the water conservation and the renewable energy

[1:35:17] It is required to work with registered contractor with the program to kind of have them come in

[1:35:24] Help that identify the influence they're looking at making what the cost would be involved in those as well as what their current energy usage is

[1:35:36] for using the more efficient systems in order to be able to compare the cost and with those

[1:35:42] energy efficiency types of improvements, I've talked about it in general, it's going

[1:35:45] to be able to recognize saving and studying and day one once was improvements started

[1:35:49] inside.

[1:35:50] Primarily, from energy savings themselves, because they're more efficient systems, also some

[1:35:55] on relatively safe and ongoing operation and maintenance type of savings, because typically

[1:35:59] they're replacing a system that's 15, 20, even longer, years old, and it takes some

[1:36:04] bring costs and some ongoing costs involved in keeping that up.

[1:36:07] So we need to be able to place that within you, our more efficient system, those costs go away as well too.

[1:36:12] On the resilience side, we're just fairly new.

[1:36:15] We all are, also, required to work with the property on or to get qualified and

[1:36:21] eligible contractors out there to help them identify what those types of legal

[1:36:25] and things would be to help them be, again, more resistance to the

[1:36:32] maybe some metal roofing when they're upgrading their insulation and help them make more

[1:36:37] resistant to fire or maybe when they're doing some work in their lower level utility room

[1:36:44] raising some of those utility boxes out so that if there is some sort of water floating

[1:36:48] and things like that it helps minimize this any sort of impact in my job in the future as well

[1:36:53] too. So, so that we are required to work with those knowledge and we want to certify people

[1:36:57] we're going to stay in Montana to do business, to help the property owners identify what the question would be.

[1:37:04] Some of the types of examples of the improvements that can, that's working under the energy efficiency,

[1:37:10] boilers, H-axis and better insulation lighting.

[1:37:16] The improvements do have to be permanent for the property.

[1:37:19] So we can't do just like the energy of star appliances that can kind of be rolled in or plugged in and moved easily out.

[1:37:25] can't do just like LED light bulbs, go into the balance center lighting as well.

[1:37:30] And then renewable energy is critical, a lot of solar panels is what we see in those summons in renewable energy side.

[1:37:36] Do you know what I'm talking about?

[1:37:38] Talked out sometimes, more someone Montana, and maybe some other states that have cases well too.

[1:37:44] And battery storage and biomass, we've also talked a couple of projects with bio-mass in the Montana, just given our book credits industry there.

[1:37:51] We have that since we're back. Under the resiliency again, the ability to,

[1:37:59] quality. We can also do storm water, mitigations for both structural and non-structural

[1:38:05] to help any sort of storm water situations, and then power back up the ability to

[1:38:11] stand power outages. And I think it's low wind storms that Montana has had believe

[1:38:15] that it knocked out for power because of business, especially those that rely on freezers

[1:38:20] and coolers and things like that. So the ability for them to purchase and install, you know,

[1:38:25] a building system back up generation system that would be eligible under this as well too.

[1:38:29] on that too.

[1:38:31] With the Sermwander, especially too, I also think in the resiliency, I think of the floods

[1:38:36] that like Gardener and Red Lodge have had a few significant recent years too, and just

[1:38:40] helping the fact that resiliency impact there's been a national report done recently that

[1:38:45] for every dollar spent in preventative type of improvements and installations into properties, against

[1:38:52] the future disaster, it can save up to $13 in costs on if you've given up the any sort of

[1:38:59] sending that money now and having those resiliency measures in there.

[1:39:03] On the energy side, there was a report recently, well, actually, it's not really recent.

[1:39:08] When the EPA estimates about 30% of the energy usage and personal industrial buildings, it's

[1:39:14] goes to waste.

[1:39:15] It just did any efficiency.

[1:39:17] So, my co-workers ran over a couple of years ago and wanted to have a commercial industrial

[1:39:22] business that's kind of about $1.2 billion a year in their energy costs, so if it takes

[1:39:27] 30% of that, that's over $350 million, so by helping these building owners have access to

[1:39:33] this financing to make these buildings the properties that you want to, you know, this

[1:39:37] really can be efficient. That's a lot of money that can be spent on other project developments,

[1:39:42] other product clients or employees that are benefits better salaries on that as well too. So,

[1:39:49] the other thing with C-pacet is private sector vendor financing for private sector property owners.

[1:39:55] So there's no federal money, there's no state money.

[1:39:58] So it's not like I have a lot of money in here.

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