[0:02] I'd like to bring the Wedley Barrel
Council regular meeting of August 24,
[0:06] 2026
into session. Have a roll call, please.
[0:11] » Vincent Cutterford
>> here.
[0:14] » Joseph Cybert
>> here.
[0:15] » Tracy Mangle
>> here. Jeffrey Miller
[0:18] » here.
>> Norman Richie
[0:19] » here.
>> Greg Walters
[0:21] » here.
>> And Michael Blizzio
[0:22] » here. And I ask everyone to stand for an
invocation and pledge of allegiance.
[0:37] I pledge allegiance to the flag of the
United States of America and to the
[0:42] republic for which it stands, one nation
under God, indivisible, liberty and
[0:47] justice for all.
[0:52] Heavenly Father, we thank you for
bringing us together this evening and
[0:56] for the community of Wely that we are
privileged to call home. As we begin
[1:01] tonight's meeting, grant us wisdom in
the decisions before us, patience to
[1:04] listen to one another, and good judgment
as we consider what is best for our
[1:08] residents and for the future of our
burrow. We ask for your blessing upon
[1:12] the burough employees, police officers,
firefighters, emergency responders, and
[1:17] all those who serve this community each
day. Watch over them and their families
[1:21] and keep them safe. Help us to remember
that the positions we hold are an
[1:25] opportunity to serve. May we conduct
tonight's business with humility,
[1:29] fairness, and respect. And may the
decisions we make be pleasing to you and
[1:35] beneficial to the people we represent.
We ask for your continued blessings upon
[1:39] Weatherly and all those who call it
home. In your name we pray. Amen.
[1:44] » Amen.
>> Please be seated. Thank you.
[1:52] I just have an announcement, please,
before we get started.
[1:56] Uh last month's meeting, we got into a
little bit of a debate back and forth.
[2:01] Um and we we got off topic. So, I'm
asking that we don't do that again. Um,
[2:06] anyone that needs to speak can go to the
microphone to speak. We know we have the
[2:10] 3minut rule. Uh, and if anyone has a
question, you can write it down on a
[2:16] piece of paper that's over there with
your information. Um, [snorts] we are
[2:19] leery to respond to some questions
because there might be information we're
[2:22] not privy to, but we will get you an
answer immediately. And I think that
[2:26] everybody that I told I would get back
to last meeting, I got back to them as
[2:30] soon as I did.
Thank you.
[2:38] Did everyone get a chance to review the
minutes of the regular meeting of July?
[2:41] And can I have a motion to accept those
minutes?
[2:46] » I have a motion to accept the minutes
from July meeting.
[2:53] » Motion made by Norman, seconded by Jeff.
Is that correct?
[2:58] » Yes.
>> All those in favor, please say I. I.
[3:01] » Any opposed? Pass. Again,
[3:08] I hope everybody got a chance to review
the treasures report. May I get a motion
[3:12] to accept the treasures report as
submitted?
[3:16] » I make a motion we accept the burough
manager's treasure report.
[3:22] » I'll second.
>> Motion made by Joe, seconded by Greg.
[3:27] All those in favor, please say I. I.
>> All oppose.
[3:34] Next business, approval of the bills.
And I have a motion to approve the
[3:40] bills, please.
[3:45] » See?
>> I'll make a mo a motion we approve the
[3:50] uh the bills.
>> I'll second.
[3:54] » Motion made by Joe, seconded by Norm.
All those in favor, please say I.
[4:00] » All opposed?
[4:06] Um the first paper that I have for
tonight is uh from uh Mr. Mclofflin
[4:12] um questioning or not questioning but
asking I know you spoke to me recently
[4:16] regarding the online payment fees.
Um I guess Mr. McGlaughlin I think I did
[4:22] answer some of your questions privately
but um as I understand it this is the
[4:26] operation as it stands right now. If
someone brings a check down to the
[4:31] burrow office, there are no fees. If
someone brings a credit card for the
[4:35] time being to the burrow office, there
are no fees.
[4:39] If someone calls in a credit card uh on
the phone or I'm sorry, does it online,
[4:45] there is a 3% fee and a $3 charge.
Whichever is greater.
[4:49] » Whichever is greater.
>> Whichever is greater. And if someone
[4:52] calls in a credit card, there is the
same set of fees. the 3% fee is um
[5:00] charged by the service company that's
doing the online payments. We don't net
[5:05] that money. That's just the cost of it.
And I know of at least two residents
[5:09] that have been begging dramatic
desperately to have that that option.
[5:13] So, as it stands right now, they're
they're housebound and it's very
[5:16] difficult for them to get down to the
burrow building. So, um I think at this
[5:22] point the menu that's there I think can
suit everybody for their needs and you
[5:26] can avoid fees if you wish. It's
absolutely great idea. I love it. But
[5:30] there should be a cap off point how much
they make off that%. We're going in the
[5:35] winter and some people rely on
electricity to be lucky not because
[5:40] $1,000 a month you're paying $30 even
Western Union for cheaper.
[5:45] [clears throat] It's ridiculous. It just
really is. It should be a cap out point.
[5:49] 3%. Okay. But it should be a cap out
point.
[5:55] » We'll continue to look into it, but
right now that's where it's set at. And
[5:58] again, as I explained to you, if
everybody in town use that fee or use
[6:02] that service, then it could be something
we might consider looking at um you
[6:07] know, uh doing something to cover that
cost. But because not everybody does it,
[6:11] I just I personally don't see it being
fair to apply that to everybody across
[6:15] the board.
Um, the second was, uh, the second
[6:19] question here was, uh, are the police
24/7 yet? And I asked Chief Bogart to
[6:24] respond to that. Uh, no, but we've made
several steps forward with some
[6:30] part-time hires uh, that we will be back
up uh, basically this past Thursday.
[6:38] Very, very few ships that are not going
to be covered for the rest of the year.
[6:42] We're pretty much back.
[6:48] » I do not know a question officers at
I was wondering 24/7. How close are we
[6:54] being 247 coverage?
Uh how much is state police covering us
[6:59] right now?
>> Again, as of this past Thursday, very
[7:03] very few. There's probably a handful of
ships till the end of the year that I
[7:08] can count that that are that are open.
Again, ships they are but for safety
[7:14] reasons but we're we're in really good
shape really good shape with the three
[7:18] parts
>> thank you
[7:21] » are we moving any of those officers the
whole time
[7:26] a
>> as we can as we can
[7:30] anyone else have anything
>> is the microphone open now
[7:36] » yes sir
>> okay I didn't hand in one of those
[7:38] kindergarten papers but I will
I have some questions.
[7:44] Is um
I I I I have a couple questions, but I
[7:49] don't want to answer because I want I
don't want to use up the pizza pizza
[7:52] timer here, but um what's going on with
the trail? How far are we with that? Is
[7:58] that going anywhere? Don't answer. And I
want to know what's going on with the
[8:02] park. Are we looking to uh get that
renovated totally like it was planned?
[8:09] Well, I'm gone 14 months, but nothing's
happening with that. Is there anything
[8:16] with taking out the cast iron piping up
at Pen Roses, which would have amounted
[8:22] to $500,000
uh to the burrow,
[8:27] and that's why we had a an excavator and
we did the water work out at the park
[8:34] and moved the debris that was illegally
dumped.
[8:39] um at the park and we moved it down to
the
[8:44] uh the trail head where I used to go
stock somebody down there which never
[8:50] happened. But anyway,
I also want to know in 2024
[8:56] I saw the audit report and
[clears throat] we paid the solicitor 24
[9:00] or $25,000.
Um and my question is and you can answer
[9:06] these when I'm done. The question is,
uh, I was I was running meetings that
[9:13] were done in 20 minutes. So, if you
times that by 12, uh, that solicitor was
[9:19] making a lot of money. And, uh, I was
just wondering where that came from. And
[9:25] the other thing was the police
department. Everybody questions and
[9:29] wants to thank the police for doing a
great job. In 2024, it cost us $1
[9:34] million of a police department. We're I
already talked to uh people in
[9:41] Harrisburg that said that they could put
a state police substation over here and
[9:48] we could collect around $17,000 a month
and
[9:55] uh they could cover Packer Township,
they could cover Banks Township, Beaver
[10:00] Meadows, they could cover LNL, they
could do a lot of things. Lansford is
[10:05] looking to go to Act 47 shortly. Uh
there are other uh towns that are
[10:11] eliminating their police departments.
They just can't afford them. And now we
[10:16] pay for a local police department. Oh,
that's really cute and that's really
[10:21] good. But we're also paying for the
Pennsylvania State Police to cover us
[10:26] statewide.
And the last thing I have to say, am I
[10:30] almost up with the pizza timer yet? 22
seconds.
[10:34] » Okay. Well, I just want to say I think
we stop we we should stop giving power
[10:40] away when we can't pay for the power
ourselves.
[10:43] We're giving it to everybody. We give to
the hill climb. We give it to the main
[10:47] park. And I know you say that's
fundraising.
[10:51] Well, start fundraising for our fire
department. They don't get paid.
[10:56] Okay.
Music started.
[10:59] » Thank you for your comments.
>> Yeah. Thank you for not answering.
[11:06] » I'll call in on the electric. I have no
problem paying for our electric counter.
[11:10] » Oh, I know you.
>> We could I'll do it. I don't really
[11:14] care. We could cover it.
[11:20] [clears throat]
[11:22] » First order of business is discussion on
the online payment for credit cards.
[11:29] I'm not sure if we have to go through
that any further than what we just did.
[11:37] » You have to vote on that to accept the
current system or anything. Yes,
[11:42] » you probably should, but I guess the
question I would probably should, but I
[11:48] thought you couldn't call in with the
credit card anymore.
[11:51] » We cannot. They can't call in to the
office with the credit.
[11:54] » Right. That's what I say. I thought
>> there's an online there's an automated
[11:57] » Yeah.
>> Yeah. Okay. That's what I was saying.
[11:59] But you also mentioned calling in. So I
thought that was eliminated because it
[12:02] violated some federal law.
>> That's calling into the company where
[12:05] you go online and pay. They do phone
ones too.
[12:08] » Okay.
>> Um should we vote to accept it? Yes.
[12:12] » Sure. Yes.
>> Could I have a motion to accept the
[12:16] current uh online payment options?
[12:24] I'll make a motion accepted.
>> I'll second.
[12:27] » Motion made by Vinnie, seconded by Joe.
All those in favor, please say I.
[12:33] » Any opposed?
>> Eyes have it.
[12:37] Next item of business is discussion on
Wilbur Street.
[12:43] I would,
I guess, ask
[12:47] Mr. Nanovic to respond
based on the current information we
[12:52] have.
>> Well, when you say the Wilbur Street,
[12:55] this was the woman who had come in. I
think it was Eve Scott came in at the
[12:59] last meeting.
>> Okay. We now have a survey that you
[13:02] would supplied to us. Thank you. But if
you look at the survey, it doesn't show
[13:06] Wilbur Street extending to your
property.
[13:08] » I understand that.
>> But what I was told back at the time it
[13:13] did. I don't know where Wilbur ended.
Yeah,
[13:15] » back in 90 something,
you know, but I always had access and
[13:22] people, you know, even being able to
come in through that way.
[13:27] » I I I understand that's how you went
there before and and frankly, I was
[13:31] expecting the survey to show that Wilbur
Street extended to your property and
[13:35] then we could do something about it, but
this survey shows actually that it's
[13:39] crossing over railroad property. So,
[13:45] the owner of that property sitting right
here.
[13:48] » Yeah.
>> Excuse me, sir.
[13:51] » Could you could you mould you go to the
mic, please?
[14:01] » This Okay.
>> Yes, sir. Perfect.
[14:03] » No. When I bought the
>> Announce yourself. I'm sorry. Would you
[14:05] announce yourself so that they have it
on record? My fault. Mike Hendrick. I
[14:09] own the the building down there at
Wilbur Street. Well, when we were doing
[14:14] that building, we I worked with Harold
Pudliner on that. He just got the job, I
[14:19] think, in 96 or something like that. And
I asked him about that way between it's
[14:26] an alley they said, but it's actually an
easement because there's two seller
[14:31] doors in that alley. You know, you're
not going to drive cars over seller
[14:36] doors and that. And it was just an
easement for I think the Scots there to
[14:40] get in and out. And we always had a good
relationship down there. I used to plow
[14:44] it further than that. And basically,
yeah, that's all it was. I don't think
[14:49] that ever was an alley.
>> It was It said it on the It was an alley
[14:54] » with that
>> on the station.
[14:56] » Well, how could it be an alley with with
with uh you know, metal doors in the
[15:01] middle of the
>> I used to be able to drive. I don't
[15:04] » Excuse me. We're starting to debate
thing again. I I appreciate it. Please.
[15:09] » That's what it was. and he said nobody
use that puzzle light item said
[15:13] something but like so many years nobody
use it as that so he just told me to do
[15:17] what I want to do
>> okay thank you
[15:21] » that was it I guess all I could possibly
say and I might speak out of line here a
[15:25] little bit but if there is if there is
an easement paper
[15:30] » if there's some some legal paperwork we
we'd be happy to look at it but
[15:34] » if there's an easement it should have
been shown on the survey that's that's
[15:37] why I'm there would be
And so are are you P are you saying
[15:42] you're PA property Owner Solutions LLC?
>> Yeah, I own that.
[15:46] » Oh, you're
>> Oh, sorry.
[15:49] » Okay. Yeah. Yeah. You're not you're not
David Scott. You're okay. And so how
[15:53] long
Eve [clears throat] Scott came in and
[15:56] and stated that you're blocking the
alley. Are you blocking that alley?
[16:00] » You don't live. You don't live there.
>> He was the previous owner of
[16:04] » Oh, you were the previous owner. So
Okay. Okay. I'm sorry. I never I don't I
[16:07] didn't even
>> Okay. So, it's it's not you. It's the
[16:10] new people who are blocking. Okay.
>> I never have a problem.
[16:14] » All right.
>> Can I get up and talk?
[16:17] » Yes, you may.
[16:27] » It was an alley. My husband and I used
to park our car there and be able to
[16:33] drive it out of there because that was
off streetet parking for us when there
[16:38] was snow bands. Even back in the day, it
drove all the way back to the back of
[16:45] Wilbur Street where the garages are now.
You were able to drive through there
[16:50] until Mike put his new sidewalk in
through Pud Liner above grade.
[16:58] We were
we were going to sue,
[17:02] but it wasn't worth the money and the
aggravation because the work had already
[17:07] been done. Never were asked
by the, you know, the burrow whether we
[17:13] would allow the alleyway to be
obstructed. Never got any of that. came
[17:19] home to find a sidewalk
above grade which has caused damage to
[17:24] my property actually over the years
because of the rain that washes down
[17:29] Carbon Street, washed away my sidewalks.
I also had a time with the burl troop uh
[17:39] will Mr. Wilbur, who wanted to find me
$1,000 after he washed away my sidewalk
[17:47] and had got a lawyer for that. Mr.
Mscavage, who was the solicitor at the
[17:53] time, told Wilbert to back off because
it could cost the burrow a lot of money
[17:58] if we ended up going into court. I never
got an easement from him in writing that
[18:05] stated at that point just come in
through the back road, you know, that I
[18:11] was always told Wilbur extends out to.
If it isn't, then it's Luke Medico's I
[18:17] guess property in the back and maybe
I'll have to talk to him about having
[18:21] easement to get out of the back of my
property and that's fine.
[18:26] But
Mingle has how many times come up
[18:29] through my back property to deliver me
dirt,
[18:34] whatever. I've had to take cars out of
my yard. There's no way I'm getting it
[18:38] up and out of Carbon Street. So, the
only access for me was out through that
[18:44] back area of my property.
And of course, now I just have renters
[18:50] there that are just,
you know, giving me a hard time. But if
[18:55] I have to go through loop to be able to
get easement out of my back property,
[18:59] that's what I'll do.
[19:03] » But that's how this situation has come
about. So yes, it's not on my deed that
[19:09] I have easement
>> because it wasn't my property to begin
[19:14] with. From what I understood, it was
Wilbur Street.
[19:20] » That would have never been on my
property. It just shows and you read it
[19:24] on my deed. It said the alleyway. It
states it as an alleyway.
[19:32] And yeah, no, Mike and I never really
had too much issues except for when that
[19:36] initially happened.
>> Gotcha.
[19:39] » So that's it.
>> All right. Thank you.
[19:42] » Thank you.
[19:47] Next order of business, discussion and
possible motion to approve addendums to
[19:52] the lease option agreements between the
Burough of Wedley and the Schwab School
[19:55] Associates regarding the Schwab School
and parking area.
[20:01] I think you're best suited to do this if
I can remember. But I know we have
[20:06] leases for the Schwab school and we have
and for the parking area front and I'm
[20:11] reading this right now. I think the
agreement provided they were 45 years
[20:14] and we were contacted by the entity
that's leasing it. They said their new
[20:20] legal counsel or new or for financing
purposes they need a longer lease. So
[20:25] we're extending it to lease the property
for a term of 45 years subject to the
[20:29] terms and conditions option. You shall
have an option to extend the term of the
[20:32] lease for one additional period of 30
years. That is for them to pursue this
[20:39] project. They're asking for that
extension.
[20:45] » Could I say something about that?
>> I I'll extend you that courtesy even
[20:50] though you don't give me any. But thank
you.
[20:52] » Cuz I was involved with that lease.
[20:57] [clears throat]
Initially, the previous bureau manager
[21:02] uh and I we discussed because the school
district and the because the school
[21:07] district wouldn't debate the taxes and
the county would debate the taxes.
[21:13] I suggested to Harold that we give them
a 10-year lease and lease it to them
[21:20] because that would be an automatic
abatement.
[21:22] And I'm not an attorney, but that's
exactly what would happen. They would
[21:26] abate the tax because the burrow would
still own it until they filled
[21:32] this building with people. So if they
filled it in five years after the
[21:37] construction, it would be over with
going 45 years. That's that's crazy.
[21:44] You're going to take that off the tax
rolls for 45 more years. It's been off
[21:48] the tax rolls and Wesley Burrow has been
taking care of that property for years.
[21:55] And my thing when I was sitting in your
seat was to get rid of these properties
[22:02] so we don't have to maintain them.
That's cost us a lot of money. And I was
[22:07] looking to eliminate all these costs
that we're paying to cut grass to take
[22:13] care of snow removal going 45 years.
Where does that make sense? And if this
[22:19] council votes to go for a 45 year lease
over 10 years, you're nuts. That's all I
[22:26] got to say.
[22:30] » Anybody from council have any discussion
regarding this?
[22:33] » Who owns the property now?
>> I'm sorry.
[22:36] » Who owns the property?
>> We own the property the property. Yeah.
[22:40] » It's not taxable.
>> It's not out of tax. Has not been for 10
[22:43] or 15 years
and 100 years before that.
[22:48] I I have a question. If we don't approve
this, is that going to put an end to the
[22:53] project? Because then we're stuck at
that building.
[22:55] » That's what they tell us. Yes.
>> So, you can either do it or be stuck at
[22:59] that building.
>> Stop with it. Terry School. It only cost
[23:02] a million to be done.
[23:08] » What do you bring to the town?
>> We're doing We're doing the thing again.
[23:13] » Whatever happened to the Saber school
money? Where is that? Could
[23:25] I speak?
>> I They had it. How long? And they've
[23:31] done nothing.
So, what's to say they're going to do
[23:35] something in the next 45 years? I don't
think we should honor their requests.
[23:40] I'm very sorry.
>> Okay.
[23:45] » [snorts]
[23:51] » Well, the way if they wish to exercise
the option, they have to notify us by
[23:55] the end of this year. That's what it
says. So, if they were do doing this,
[23:59] they have to exercise the option and
that's when the lease starts.
[24:05] » I thought they were already leasing it.
>> No, no, they just have an option. They
[24:08] just have an option to lease it at this
point.
[24:12] Attorney, you you know that the
Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency
[24:17] approved their financing.
>> I don't know who approved their
[24:21] financing.
>> I know they talked about the Royal Bank
[24:24] of Canada at some point being their
financing.
[24:29] They had several sources of their grant
money and they had other financing. I
[24:33] mean, it was a multi-million dollar
project. Yes, I'm not aware of that. And
[24:38] we had a $250,000 grant to down the
annex and I saw a quote for 140,000 and
[24:45] this manager said, "Oh, they bid it and
Eliz came in over 250." They never bid
[24:52] it. You guys never bid that.
That never happened.
[25:03] Mike, when I questioned that about the
school, the gymnasium being ripped down,
[25:09] » you all told me that the people that are
buying the school are in charge and they
[25:14] said not to do it, that they would take
care of it.
[25:16] » That's correct.
>> That was included in their initial
[25:20] package that they were going to include
demolition and it looks like now that
[25:24] the burrow will be bidding it out.
>> Okay. But it was it was it it was bid
[25:30] out with their initial package and the
bids came in extremely high.
[25:35] » Oh, I thought you bid it out.
>> I did not bid it out. I said it was
[25:38] » Did we get the $250,000 grant?
>> Yes. That was going into
[25:45] » that was going into their package as a
as a whole package to to do the whole
[25:50] school.
[25:53] » But that grant was to the bur.
>> Yes.
[25:55] » Not to them. Yes, it was supposed to be
working with them in conjunction in in
[25:59] the whole project
>> doing anything.
[26:01] » Well, it's because the inves they needed
investors and
[26:06] they had to find different investors.
They had to move things the credits to
[26:11] another year this year. Um and they and
they got approval for all of that.
[26:15] » Well, well, Tracy Andrea gave us a quote
and you have it in your desk somewhere
[26:21] because I saw it for $140,000.
But we had a bid or a grant for 250.
[26:30] Is $140,000
less than $250,000?
[26:35] » I would say
>> again, Mr. Hadzik,
[26:38] » it was put in with their initial bid for
the whole project. We will be bidding it
[26:44] out now as a separate project.
>> We own the property. We can do what we
[26:48] want with it.
[26:54] They give you 45 years to fix it. Is
that Is that a
[26:58] » No. No.
>> It would take one year to tear it down.
[27:07] [cough]
[27:09] » Sorry. I'm out of control.
[27:13] » I make a motion that we Somebody make a
motion that we table this so that we can
[27:18] get some facts together and have a
meeting.
[27:21] I'll make a motion that we table this
vote.
[27:24] » I'll second.
>> All those in favor?
[27:28] » I.
>> All opposed.
[27:39] Can I get a motion to adjourn to
executive?
[27:43] » I make a motion. Executive.
>> I'm sorry.
[27:49] » Please.
[28:00] Okay. Again, my name is Donna Neper. I
live at 3314 Street in town. Last
[28:06] meeting, I had discussed the issue with
the roosters.
[28:10] We now have more new roosters in town.
That's not my main concern. My concern
[28:16] is I brought up the issue of Mr. Braun,
you had asked me for an address.
[28:22] Um,
Mr. Brun had a discussion with my
[28:27] stepfather
uh about
[28:34] the address, by the way, is 647 West
Main Street.
[28:38] That's the address. He had a a short
conversation with my stepfather stating
[28:45] that the burrow had no right to do
anything with his property and every
[28:49] time Mr. Pudliner would send him a
letter that he would go to the ACLU. The
[28:56] American Civil Liberty Union has nothing
to do with the code enforcement officer.
[29:03] Last Saturday, he came to my parents
house. He has not been in my parents
[29:06] house for at least two years. He came
there specifically to see what I look
[29:11] like. He has made the statement that if
I continue to complain about the blight
[29:16] of his property, he has intentions of
suing me. If he sues me, I'm going to
[29:23] turn around and I'm going to sue the
burrow and I'm going to sue the code
[29:26] enforcement officer. I have already
spoken to a lawyer in Philadelphia,
[29:31] explained the situation, taken pictures
of the property, and sent it to them
[29:37] because
nobody is doing anything with his
[29:40] property. Nobody.
It's this has been going on for years.
[29:44] He used to threaten Mr. Pudliner with
the same thing. I'm going to call the
[29:48] ACLU. The AC What the hell does the ACLU
have to do with the blight of a
[29:52] property? The other day, Tom went flying
up the road in the red truck, turned
[29:58] around and came flying back, never even
stopped at that property.
[30:04] Again, I don't want to be redundant, but
people are getting letters that their
[30:07] grass is 6 in high, but bronze property
is ridiculous.
[30:13] and to threaten me that you're going to
sue me if I'm bringing up your property.
[30:19] It's I mean there's probably so many
code enforcement laws that he's breaking
[30:23] and nothing is being done. And then you
come in my parents house so you can see
[30:28] what I look like when you haven't been
there for three years. But he saw my car
[30:33] pulling up into their driveway. So, he
came to see what I look like because
[30:37] somebody from last month's meeting
texted his wife and said, "Conniey's
[30:44] daughter brought up your house as a
blighted property."
[30:49] So, I don't know who who here in the
meeting did it, but somebody did it. And
[30:52] I really don't care.
But again, he sues me.
[30:59] I will sue the burrow and I will sue the
code enforcement officer for turning a
[31:04] You just keep turning your head and
nobody wants to do anything with that
[31:07] property. Nothing.
I apologize. So, something needs to be
[31:13] done.
>> Okay.
[31:14] » I'm just I mean, I'm not threatening.
I'm not saying he's going to do it, but
[31:19] if he does because I bring it up,
then I have no recourse but to to sue
[31:26] back.
>> Okay. and the roosters. Um, the guy that
[31:31] had them, it's I live on Oak Alley, so
Paul Stever's on the end and I'm the
[31:38] second house in. So, if you count four
houses down from me,
[31:43] he had two young ones and they they were
biting him. So, he got rid of them. Now,
[31:48] he has two new ones. And the house, the
last house, if you're coming toward
[31:55] Uranate, Uranate Park on Dean Alley, the
last house on Dean Alley, he still has
[32:02] his. And I showed them to Tom and Tom
saw them
[32:06] while I was in Tom's truck and I showed
them to Tom and they're still there.
[32:14] And I don't know how many meetings it
may have been before Mr. Pudliner
[32:21] retired,
but he did state that the code
[32:26] enforcement
[32:31] [snorts] rule that was written was
written in error that you can have up to
[32:35] 20 hens or chickens, whatever. Roosters
are not allowed in town. If you go back
[32:41] and look at those meetings, I don't know
which one it was, but those were his
[32:45] specific words. Roosters are not allowed
in town.
[32:48] » That is true.
>> Well, we have more than that on just on
[32:52] Fourth Street. You you ride up several
there's some up on West Main Street by
[32:57] where my parents live.
>> Okay.
[33:00] » And we keep getting more and more and
more. And I don't work. I put my windows
[33:06] up at night, but I don't like getting up
at 4:00 in the morning. And these
[33:09] things, I thought they stopped once the
light came up. They don't. They crow all
[33:15] day long.
>> Okay.
[33:18] » All right. I will I will get back to Tom
again. Thank you.
[33:21] » Thank you.
[33:25] » If I get a motion to executive session,
please.
[33:29] » I'll make a motion we go with the
executive session.
[33:34] » Are we going in executive session or are
you adjourning the meeting? I'm sorry. I
[33:38] apologize. Can I get a motion to go into
executive session?
[33:41] » I'll make a motion to go into executive
session.
[33:45] » Second.
>> Anybody?
[33:47] » I'll second.
>> All in favor?
[33:51] » All oppose?
Pass.
[34:06] » She was here. He came in late actually.
>> Yeah, he was over there.
[34:10] » Ask for a motion to adjurnn. Please
>> make a motion to adjurnn.
[34:15] » I'll second it.
>> Motion made by Norman, seconded by Jeff.
[34:20] » All in favor?
>> I
[34:22] » I remember the days with Mrs. G sitting
next to me. Now let's get out of