See if everybody's here. I got
all right. Looks like everybody's here. 6 p.m. We're ready to roll. So for those
who'd like to join us in the gle
to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it
stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice
for all. >> All right. Thank you. Y
» present. >> Alder
» present. >> Alder Keane
» present. >> Alder Lancaster
» present. >> Alder Mat
» present. >> Alder Wilson
» present. We have a changes to the agenda.
All right. Before we get started, I wanted to uh just kind of explain a
couple things because I know that people that aren't involved with politics don't
understand why we do some of the things that we do. So, I thought it would just
be easy to clarify and, you know, say the citizen input is not a public forum.
It's not where we have questions and answer sessions. It's just a a a point
where they can where a citizen can take a couple minutes to give us your ideas,
your thoughts, your concerns, and that you can't really you can't legally make
that a public forum as far as Q&A sessions and debates. Those things
should happen beforehand before meeting is when [clears throat] we should be
having those conversations. So, I just didn't want everyone to think cuz I know
we had a meeting recently where some people just assumed we were ignoring
them because we weren't answering. there's a reason we weren't. Um, and
also for those of you that maybe have sent all the aldermen an email and you
include all the alderman and they don't respond, it's not because we're ignoring
you. It's because that would be conducting public a public
meeting without the agenda notification. [clears throat] Paul can
probably explain it a lot better than I can. So, what I would suggest is since
you already have everyone's email is just um email everybody individually and
say, "Hey, Troy, what do you think about block statements or whatever it is you
might want to talk about?" So, I just wanted to kind of explain a couple
things so people can think the ultimate ignoring them. So, and after the meeting
tonight, if you want to stick around and talk about whatever, I'll be here. You
can talk about whatever you want to. So, All right,
we'll get to moving then. Consent agenda.
» Oh, I'm sorry. Take a roll, have we?
» All right.
[laughter] >> I have a first. I have a second. All in
favor? >> Any opposed?
The agenda's passed. >> All right. Item number four, citizen
input.
» I'm thinking about I'm thinking about two different things. Consent agenda.
Any questions on it?
» I'll make a motion. We approve the consent agenda as written.
» We have a first. I have a second. All in favor? I. Any opposed? The consent
agenda. >> All right. Now the
citizen input. If anybody would like to step forward and talk, feel free to do
so. Just give us your name and your address. And you got a couple minutes to
tell what's on your mind. My name is Pam Long. I live on Osage Street. Um myself
and a few neighbors were here a few months back about the traffic on Osage.
I just want to thank you all personally for um listening, for responding. We
have I've seen actions today. They've changed stop signs. I talked to one of
the public works directors there. There's changes that's going to happen
with no sage and I personally thank each of you um for helping get us the traffic
slow down. >> Well, thank you. Appreciate the positive
input. >> Yeah. Thank you.
» All right.
Anyone else? Yes, sir.
» You don't have to run. [laughter] You look like you do enough of that
already. >> [clears throat]
» Hello. My name is uh my name is Ian Powers. I live over on Canterbury Lane
right here in town. Um I made it a point to come out this evening to do the exact
same thing that uh the last lady was up here to do, which is to thank um for
listening to the people and the concerns that we had putting up with what was the
last world alderman's meeting. Um I don't think that we have the turnout we
would have had um if we hadn't heard something earlier. um which I thank you
for for taking into consideration um not only you but the chief and the
department um for you guys particularly. I think that
what was asked of you might have been considered hard from a a value
standpoint but I thank you for considering it
nonetheless and choosing the course of action that you did. Um, I came in here
last time and I said we all support you and I fully trust you and I fully trust
our police. This confirms and supports that. Um, I want to just say that before
I step off here and give you back the time. I just want to say that I did
outline who the financial supporters at Flock. I went into some very, very
in-depth details. [clears throat] You can find them in the citizens group on
Facebook. Okay, I'm not going to bring that up, but I am going to say all of
these technologies um there isn't a lot of oversight. There isn't a lot of
protections for data citizens. And a lot of these technologies are being
financially supported by people who do not share traditional values that
everyone in this room shares. My only request is going forward any kind of
surveillance systems, any kind of digital tools that aid you in policing,
please do the due diligence and look at who's funding these things because I can
assure you a lot of the people in Silicon Valley do not share our
interests and our values. The only thing they want is our money and they want
access to the systems of uh of controlling populations. So, thank you.
Do the research and continue being the uh the that I know you are. Thank you.
» Thank you. [applause and laughter]
Anyone else? Yes, ma'am.
» Hi, my name is Dion. I live three and I live in Bullard about 10 years the
district. I moved here to the city about a year ago. And I just want to say thank
you to all of you in advance for the flock vote and thank you for changing
your stance on flock. Like they've said, we thought that it would be a very
different day today that we have and now that we can say thank you and stand up
here. Um this past month, I think I've seen more
involvement in the city government with the block and I think a lot of other
people are trying to get more involved. And so I want to use my time here today
to just kind of give you some ideas that I have maybe a way we could get this
momentum to keep going and keep getting some more support for you guys and more
citizen uh support for city government. So, um,
uh, some of my thoughts are maybe you could have dinner with the alderman,
maybe like one or two. I know you can't leave groups bigger than that. Um, come
here at like 5:00 before, you know, you're already supposed to be here, so
you don't have to make another, uh, stop in your week. Um, and then just invite
people here. Maybe we all bring our dinner and we we have it catered in. Um,
and just let us get to know you and maybe less formal, right? and we can get
to know you on a more personal level. Um, we feel like friends and um, one
other thing I'd like to suggest is some more polls on your Facebook. So, I think
even maybe with this block um, situation that we had, if you would have posted on
your Facebook like, hey, how do you guys view block? Then the citizens might not
have felt like they had to email all of you individually. their voice could have
been heard by just answering yes or no from your Facebook page.
Um, I do think we need a better way to contact you than via email. Um, I know
at least Carol I know your email is not working for you.
» Um, I think there was one other is not
working. So, if we're trying to give you guys input and we don't have a way to
email you, then I don't know another way to contact you. Um, and actually you
were talking about we need to email them individually. Um, maybe make that note
there on the page where we we find their emails because I think I went to the
page to find emails. [clears throat] So, if it says like you must email them
individually, that might be the spot. Um,
and then something else I've learned as I've gotten involved is that we have a
lot of talented people at Willard. Um, of course that's obvious, but as you
guys start having different issues that you want to address in the year, maybe
putting together like small committees or like small groups of people that can
do the research for you and people that are like interested in it, but they'll
go above and beyond and find you don't have to spend your individual
time researching it. And um the last question I did have um
because when I was doing some of the research I I know that we can't
deliberate with the board of alderments but I my understanding was you can still
answer a yes and no question. So my question was um where in the the
sunshine hall did you see that you can't answer like simple questions?
lawyer's advice. >> Wait, what? Oh, okay. So, it's not a
specific during public input, but you know,
before the meeting. I mean, I do before the meeting or it's just a yes or no
question. Just hit us up and say, "Hey, here's my question."
» Okay. So, it's not a specific law. It's just your opinion of what they should
do.
lawyers have opinions about what the different
interpretations of what laws say and do. So
» if our lawyer says this is what I'm suggesting, then that's what we'll do.
» I don't want to inhibit anybody, you know, from
» asking questions, you know, before after.
» Okay. Thank you guys for your input. Thank you for um listening to that.
» Thank you. >> [applause]
» Anyone else?
» Hopefully my voice doesn't shake this time. Hi, I'm Angela. I live on Hughes
Road. I'm fairly new to Willard and [clears throat] I just wanted to come up
and piggyback off what Dion was saying about I think this is a this block
business is a great opportunity in Willard to turn the page and move
forward as a community. I know there's been some division and kind of some
chaos in the history of Willard and I don't think people in Willard are uh
apathetic. I think they're a little scared to get involved because there has
been a history of some drama and I think most people have enough of that in their
lives and just I think at the end of the day we all want to feel a part of the
community, feel connected to our neighbors and feel safe. And the enemy
isn't in this room. It's it's not you know we we all want the same things for
our family whether it be the kids or dogs.
Um but I just wanted to come up and say thank you for your time. Thank you for
changing your mind. We appreciate it. And like I said I just think this is a
great opportunity because Willard has so much potential and right now we get to
decide what Willard looks like moving forward. a strong infrastructure,
responsible growth, but we have to like loosen some control and let people be
heard and let that happen. And I think we could use this as opportunity to make
that happen. >> Thank you so much.
» Thank you. [applause]
» Anybody else?
» Good evening. My name is Tyler 41. I don't think I can add anything
else that no one has said this evening already, but because I feel I may have
been a proverbial thorn in some of your sides over the last two months, I felt I
would be remiss to also not address you publicly at the meeting and say thank
you for listening to our concerns. Thank you for fielding Sunshine requests.
Thank you for being gracious. Um, and specifically those of you who reached
out to me um, and interacted with me that way. I appreciate it a lot. I know
a lot of us appreciate your time that you with us and not just meeting with
us, but meeting with the rest of the community as well to see what the
overall was. So,
Anybody else?
» Hello, my name is Rebecca. Um, I'm a resident of Springfield. I've got
students in the Willer community, been a member of the community for my whole
life. I just want to reiterate what the others have said tonight. Thank you guys
for listening. Thank you, Chief, for for hearing the people.
that speaks a lot [laughter] to your character to be able to say, "Hey, maybe
this wasn't the right choice for the community. Let's do something
different." And I I appreciate that tremendously from you. I I appreciate
the board taking the time to to listen to everybody and and I hope that in the
future if there are more conversations about other sources of surveillance like
flock under a different name that you all will remember what the community has
said and how we feel [clears throat] about this and and just remember that in
future conversations and just really thank you guys. I appreciate you.
[applause] Anybody else?
» All right. I just want to say on the record that I think it's a testament to
the people that all the groups that I met with personally and the individuals
I've met with, all those meetings are always very respectful,
very professional. So I know several of the alderman have sat
in on some of those meetings too and they echoed the same thing. So we just
want to thank everybody for their efforts involved. So thank you.
» All right, I'll hold this as an input session and we'll move to item number
five.
Go ahead. >> Okay, so so I met with uh
Haley and the girls, [snorts] the guy on the
chief, >> Brandon. Yeah. And uh and we had a great
conversation, too. And uh I told him that I was going to recommend
I respected your opinion, but my gosh, man, as a police agency who's ripped the
reward of of solvent crime using law, it's like
I had to recommend it. And uh so to go to go back in the
beginning we we presented this to the board uh two and a half years ago they
listened and they inquired but in the end they said show me the money. So last
year when we got the Blue Shield grant, it's like, well, we're showering the
money. And so it was like, let's do this like like Springfield and like Ozark and
like Nixon Republic and Ashro, you know,
and so I had no idea that it would come with all this uh
hostility. I mean, I was shocked. In fact, some of
it happened while I was away in recovery. It was like, man, I hope
Shannon takes care of all this before I get back,
you know. So, but uh that's not what happened. So,
[clears throat] so when it came down to it,
I felt like I I had to hear from the people that voted for the law
enforcement sales tax. And so, I told you what my plan was. And I remember
hearing you guys say, "That's fair." You remember that?
Not specifically, but I do. Uh, that's fair. That's fair. And so I went to
work, man. And uh, I discovered that of the 596
people that I sent texts out to, only 18% of them cared enough to give me any
kind of a the response, but 46 of them said yes, let's do this.
And 65 of them said no. Some of them said,
well, they were more emphatic about it. [laughter] Okay. And uh so I had my
answer on Friday, last Friday. It's like, okay. So I
called the mayor and told him what it was. He goes, well,
probably better you know, get a get a little pulse from the board. Are they
going to support your recommendation that says yes, let's go forward? And you
know what I found out is that I didn't have the support from the citizens,
the business community, nobody but the cops love this program.
And so it didn't make sense to uh you know, I mean,
I I recognize futility when I see it eventually, you know, and so um so I
changed my recommendation and uh we put that out by way of press release and uh
but I never ever ever intended for this to be anything that was uh considered to
be trumping on people's rights or invading people's privacy. I just
intended for it to be a wonderful tool that would help us get lead uh
information in and crime investigations and and it did do that, but uh it it
wasn't perfect. So anyway, that's why um why I decided to make the recommendation
and and I so my recommendation to the board officially on this date and time
is that we stop uh the uh the program and uh you know some would say you mean
in its tracks right here right now. Well, I'm not saying that,
but I think the board would have to decide whether we run the contract on
out through October or do we shut her down right now.
That's your call. I'm indifferent to the subject at this
point.
Questions or comments of me?
I have one question to um her conversation and I don't know if you
know this or who just the contract but the we don't necessarily know if it's a
citizen of ashro but anyway Ashbro's swap camera has been destroyed or
damaged >> um and you and I have talked about the
possibility of if our cameras are damaged while we are in contract if we
are required to pay for the repairs and reinstatement of those cameras. And I
think that that needs to be something that we need to know because we might
have some citizens who think they're going to go help us stop this.
» That's a great question, Joyce.
» No, no. And I am opposed to spending one extra penny on this on this subject.
» Good. Yeah. And so, so I with that in mind and let me say publicly on uh
record that if you damage one of these cameras and we catch it and on some of
those cameras we do have trails. Uh so if we catch you then then that's a
felony. Now I'm not suggesting that there's anybody in this room that would
have the audacity to do such a thing but one of our cameras has been destroyed.
» Yeah. So, um, so, uh, I'm for shutting that down immediately. And how would you
do that? Well, we probably want to go ahead and close the contract right now.
And, um, I think that we could probably, they don't want us to take those cameras
down, but we could take them down without damaging.
» [applause] >> we stored them um in the police
department and secured them in the police department. And so, as a common
sense suggestion, um uh I've talked about this with public works, uh I can I
can help with the with the project, but probably the sooner we do that, the
better. >> YES.
[applause] >> Thank you.
All right. [snorts] So, for this for the board, I'd
like to have a vote to not renew the contract just because of the community
impact. [laughter]
» I'll make the motion that we terminate the contract immediately.
» Second. >> First, I have a second. Author Billy,
» yes. >> Author Gil,
» yes. >> Author Keane,
» yes. Lancaster. >> Yes.
» Matson, >> yes.
» Wilson,
[applause]
» all right. At number six, we have the uh project manager report sewage system.
Steve is right here. All right. [laughter]
» [clears throat] >> Try speaking
on the 94 lift station. Improvements of upgrade force made replacement.
Young general contracted installed all the 18 in high density poly pipeline
over road. The tie end to Springfield's system is compromised by a deteriorated
manhole at that tie-in point. We did not know this. This was discovered when the
contractor exposed the manhole attempting to pour through the site.
Uh city of Springfield will replace this manhole at their expense.
So does not add cost to our project. U they're working on cleanup on road
electrical and mechanical modifications of the blip station upgrade are
continuing. And last time I mentioned a problem with
the delivery of four 14in plug valves that we thought would be here now. got
notification from the contractor did from the supplier they would not be here
until probably January. So we applied for a dimminimous waiver
under the American iron steel regulations
and the values of these valves agree with EPA meet the diminishment
standard and therefore the contractor to order
the replacements that are not 100% American,
but they're ones on board. We're looking at [snorts]
6 to 8 weeks. So, we're looking at before the ending,
which is reasonable.
Contractors got work to do, clean up, they can continue on with the lift
station upgrade and they can stage and fuse probably
five until [clears throat] we get these val.
So, we're a little behind, but moving forward.
Um, we've [clears throat] submitted partial payment request number nine to
EPA, $256,000.
Um, issues concerning
repressed draws arose to EPA last week. They were resolved when an error was
pointed out EPA's record keep
them a lot of confusion took a few phone calls on the Zoom
meeting screwed it up. So, we're ready to submit request number
10 to the EPA. I'll do that later this week.
with the meadows [snorts] gravity trucks bridge relation sewer down
meadows area. The contractor has completed all work
the gravity man installation except for final touchup of
the seating that's occur later this fall.
We're going to hold 1% retain the contract come back make sure the
grass is growing
makeup basic and restorations complete the connection of the meadows
originalization truck service airport station is now alive.
So that one 99% done just waiting to make sure the
grass is planted gets broken. I think the retain for the hole on that
job about $12,000.
So that's the status of both of those at this point.
Thank you.
[clears throat]
» All right. Looks like item number seven. Public hearing for the general levy any
position of annual tax for general municipal purposes for the year 2027.
I'm going to officially open
the public hearing portion. Gina or Steve or either one of you guys
want to take this kind explain
» Gina you got stuff.
» So these numbers come from the Green County Assessor's Office and from the
state auditor. Um,
we have a choice to add on. We did not. So, this is just based on I don't have
it in front of where everybody can see it, but thank you. This is just based on
the assessed valuations that we pay in property taxes. So, that's all I've got
on. If you have any questions, I try to answer them.
» It's a law mandate that we do this every year.
give the public an opportunity to talk about it.
» Mayor, let me make a comment for a minute.
» Sure.
» Tax le we're talking about right now for public hearing. [clears throat]
Those less were set years and years ago by ordinance
and the Hancock amendment came became part of the Missouri Constitution.
It requires that cities cannot enjoy a windfall
to an elevation of assessed property values.
So if you the assessor decides to double the values
under Hancock, you cannot double your you can count new construction. new
construction very valid and that shows uh in that notice of [clears throat] new
construction of 3.1 million that goes into the formula and you see
the the notice of the projected uh current revenue
and against the past revenue
mats and the handcuff prof
$16,000 out of 360,000.
That by no means is a windfall, but you have to
keep up with inflation the best you can. Really, it's designed for the public
hearing. It's to ensure that the public The city
is not enjoying a windfall due to an inflated
assessment values [snorts] which the math here in this sheet
shows you here now. So like Gina said she gets numbers from the county
assessor. The state auditor gets involved with a
long checklist. The packet is kind of fill in blank.
But approval of the tax leer
to take it to the half limit so you don't suffer financial loss.
That's all I got. >> Okay. Thank you.
» Does anybody have anything?
um was reading the numbers on the tax deal. And so I did notice that the taxes
on the citizens of Willard property owners went up,
but business owners, developers, commercial
developers down.
Um, I'm hoping that maybe the board I understand you guys said the state,
you know, recommended these numbers, but they're recommendations. They're by no
means law. Um, as the man said, you know, no windfall,
keep up with inflation and all this stuff. Um, I would like you guys to keep
in mind that it it is the citizens who pays the taxes. And so, um, as a
taxpayer myself in the city of Lord, um, I'm hoping that you guys would change
those numbers because there are a lot of developers I've noticed coming to. You
would change those numbers to benefit your citizens
over other entities.
Anybody else?
What was your name? >> I gave it last time. It's on the record.
» All right. See nobody else. I'll close the public hearing.
All right.
Item number,
» an ordinance providing the general levy and imposition of annual tax for general
mun municipal purposes for the year 2027 and for imposition of annual tax for
parks.
I have a first. I have a second. >> All in favor?
» Oh, okay. Alder Billy.
» Yes. >> Alder Hill.
» No. Father Keane,
» yes. >> Father Lancaster,
» yes. >> Father Matson,
» yes. >> Father Wilson,
» second read.
» I that we wait and put it on. >> Yeah.
» No, >> it must be done by September. So, you
have to have an emergency meeting. It would have to be an emergency meeting.
It has to be filed by September 1st. >> So it would be next Monday emergency
meeting. >> It's up to you guys.
» Special meeting >> special meeting.
» I won't be here.
» Make a motion. >> I mean, if you want, you can make the
motion. I mean, I don't know if it'll pass or not, but you can certainly make
the motion. to postpone if we can shut down this
motion to say let's pass it. Okay, I'll make
» if you want to >> I guess I'll make a motion to
postpone
» to a date certain >> um
I don't know [laughter]
[clears throat] >> or just supposed to fun it indefinitely
so you get no
Well, let's just we'll take a vote on this and see if there's another pass.
» I'll second the postponement. >> We got a second postpone.
» Can we So on the motion clarification, is it a postponement to a date certain
or a deadline? >> I was going to give a date like we meet
next week. Is there a day that works next week?
» 31st is the last date. >> I guess that's Monday. [laughter]
Haven't looked at the calendar. Sorry. >> Yep.
» Later this week or you have Monday?
» I mean, does they not here next Monday? Are you available this week? Later?
» Possibly. Yes. >> Okay.
Is there a day that works later this week
» for everybody? >> I'll make every night available.
» Okay. >> No, I can't.
» Okay. So, what about Thursday?
» Yes. On Thursday for me. >> Thursday. Okay.
» 27th.
» Oh, is park board meeting Thursday? >> That is
» scary. Right.
» Tuesday and Wednesday >> Thursday
both park board meeting. Okay.
» Okay. So Thursday special session special meeting.
» So the motion is to postpone to Thursday August 27th.
» Yes. And we have a first
bill. >> Yes.
Father Gil, >> yes.
» Father Keane, >> yes.
» Father Man Lancaster, >> yes.
» Father Madison, >> yes. All the rest.
» It is postponed till date for second read.
» What time? >> The park board meeting is at 7. So, we
could do six. >> Well, it's actually supposed to be at 6.
It's been six forever, but it's on the website. It says seven. Yeah. Yeah. We
can do 5 or 7. >> 530.
» 530. >> 530. 530.
» I got 3 to 530 on this. Perfect. 530 seems to be it. Okay. Make that happen.
an ordinance at the city of Willard, Missouri to establish a procedure to
disclose potential conflicts of interest and subential
interest for certain officials.
» I make an [clears throat] or pass the
ordinance as read. Didn't get my words out. [laughter] Sorry. [snorts]
Just FYI, the reason you pass this up by annually is so that you can use the
short form when people are filing and it limits it from everybody um
automatically filing. So it allows for the MAC filings to be in a more limited
manner and they do it by annually I believe so that you all are reminded of
it not making changes.
» We have a motion. I I second. >> I have a first. I have a second. Alder
Billyard. >> Yes.
» Alder Hill. >> Yes.
» Alder Keane. >> Yes.
» Alder Lancaster. >> Yes.
» Alder Matson. >> Yes.
» Aler Wilson. >> Yes.
» Make a motion. I do ahead and do the second read tonight.
» Oh, you don't have to. Is this written? >> Oh, it's written as a motion.
Yeah. >> An ordinance for the city of Wilder,
Missouri to reestablish a procedure to disclose potential conflict of interest
and substantial interest for certain.
[laughter] >> I have a first. I have a second. A
billier. >> Yes.
» Author Hill. >> Yes.
» Author. >> Yes.
» Father Lancaster. >> Matson. Yes.
» [laughter]
» An ordinance of the board of elers of the city of Missouri authorizing the
mayor to enter into an agreement with Seer of Missouri LLC for lateral ceiling
services. >> Is this you?
» It's right.
do the heavy lift. >> What's that?
» They're going to make you do the heavy lift.
» Yeah. >> Well, as you know from the last
presentation I put on a PowerPoint, we had a lot of ini issues.
We have a lot of INI issues in the city, but we focused all of our attention on
Bella Park in the Meadows. Okay. So, we completed all the camera work,
everything, the maps. We know all the problems that we have out there. I've
also recently completed all the smoke testing out there. So, I feel we've got
about 98% of all the problems mapped. So, Trevor and myself, we met with the
contractor to start injecting some of these manholes, routing some of these
lines and start getting a handle on some of this ini. So, we met with them. They
can tackle all of the issues we have. And the reason we went for this is we
need to encompass which is called curtain routing. We need to get all
these manholes and lines sealed up. Um and I think I laid out in my
presentation. This price is not actually bad for how much we're actually paying
for this waste water. So, I think it's a really good
opportunity for us to follow through and actually start fixing some of these
issues in the system. >> And the price was 60 something,000
» 73,000 and change.
» So, just so you guys know, I talked to Trevor about this um last week and it's
in his budget. He had money already budget, but considering the price um I
wanted it, you know, just on record so that you guys knew knew about it. plus
for information purposes to show that you know we're throwing a serious chunk
of change at the meadows and at our water system and infrastructure in
general. >> So I wanted on the record that
public works are doing the best they can and it
» is already So, we're not for repairs.
So, >> so we're really not asking for anything
extra. I just wanted it on record to show the people that contrary to what
some say we're doing. >> Also addressing what we've got in the
» an audit issue. >> Okay.
» Yeah. There are some other things we're doing with meters also that are
addressing the water the missing water issue.
» But actually, it's really good because through last presentation we were
looking at, you know, doing nothing cost us about $8,000 a year. So the payback
on this is actually less than a year and in perpetuity you're actually paying
back a lot more. So I think it's a pretty good deal. We finally get to see
some of our hard work come to fruition.
[clears throat] >> I have first. I have a second. Father
Billy. >> Yes.
» Father Hill. >> Yes. Keane,
» yes. >> Lancaster,
» yes. >> Yes.
» Yes. >> An ordinance of the board of city,
Missouri authorizing the mayor to open an agreement business suit.
Missouri LLC for >> I'll make a motion. We approve the
ordinance as >> I have a first. I have a second. Aler,
» yes. >> Alder Hill, yes.
» Al, yes. Lancaster Matson. Yes. Father.
» All right. Item number nine. Anything on new business?
» Anything on unfinished business? >> Where we at on recycle?
» Where are we on
» right now? Well, they've been keeping it cleaned up and it's been
I got the first bill from GFL and it was $2,500
for the month of July, but I'm still trying to find out if that was one
container or both containers. But Republic came in about the same. So,
if you guys want to keep it, it's going to be probably about $50,000 a year.
What was that? >> 30.
» But it's a free service that we give to the community and
it's more than what we thought it was going to be because we need two
containers.
It's up to you guys what you want to do. >> You guys want to put on the agenda for
next meeting to discuss and vote on? >> Okay.
went by there yesterday and it was
» all right >> if we can
» hold
[laughter] >> other than
do we I guess I'm asking do we need two containers that was not the original bid
but we got to because they were filling up the things and not breaking things
down. If I understood correctly, >> I went out I went out Friday and it was
a container was full and half the other container was full. So I did not go out
this morning because by the time I got out of town it was already taken out. So
» first day of school. >> Yeah.
» So I don't really know. Like I said, Friday it was a container and a half or
Thursday because they picked up Friday it was a container and a half. So
if we go down to one container, then people would have to hold that half a
container until the weekend. But >> and the weekend was when everybody shows
up. >> Exactly.
» Everything. >> And that was on a Thursday.
» Question. Are you noticing if things are being broken down? And if not, is that
why they're filling up? The boxes have been being broke down
compared to what they were before since we've made signs and put out public
knowledge that it's going to go away if you don't take care of it. It has been
treated better. It's been clean. It has the boxes have been broken down. Trash
cans are still full every week with trash sitting on the ground, but it's
not everywhere. I don't know if someone's using it for
their personal trash or what, but it is looking better. It is being kept
pretty clean.
» Okay, we'll put on the agenda for the next meeting and go over the nuts and
bolts and the cost what we want to do. Never let you go.
» Um, okay. I just want to also just encourage that we keep putting the uh
meetings on our page. >> If I can spell it.
» You can spell right. [laughter]
» Point that out. >> That would be great.
[laughter]
» Hey, it shows we're not using a There you go.
[laughter] >> All right.
» I'll make a motion that we open or close the
open session and open the closed session pursuant to RSMO section 610.021 021
subsection legal and subsection real estate and subsection 12 for
certificates one and two legal >> I have a first I have a second
» billard yes >> hill yes
» yes >> Lancaster yes
» m yesther >> yes we are recessed