[0:01] Welcome, everybody, all of the public that's here tonight, the Woodward City Council meeting of May 28th, 2026, and I asked Rex to offer the invocation and rot to door pleasure allegiance.

[0:19] Our dear Heavenly Father, we're grateful for this opportunity to have you gather together in the citizens of this great community. We're grateful for the blessings we have and for all the many wonderful citizens here and with the contribute to help grow and strengthen our community.

[0:32] We pray that that will continue to bless us with those things that we stand in need of and at this time tonight we will discuss the matters of the city and civility and kindness and with the intent to grow and grow the city and to be the community that we wanted to continue to be pray for a blessing to be upon those that are in the military and those that are serving in this emergency services and they will be blessed, their families will be blessed

[1:02] for the sacrifices and the dedication that they in the commitment they have made to our community and to our country.

[1:09] We pray that they will continue to bless us with a moisture and help us with a moisture that we so desperately need.

[1:16] And they will use it as a valuable resource and be prudent in our use with it in our community.

[1:22] And we pray for these favors and blessings that do so humbly in the name of the vice-centred Jesus Christ.

[1:31] I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for

[1:39] which it stands one nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all.

[1:50] Thank you, Rod.

[1:52] Is there anybody have any conflict of interest tonight on the agenda?

[1:59] You'll get it.

[2:00] I'll take that as a no.

[2:04] Okay, there's no citizenship awards tonight they're we're done for the year, right?

[2:09] Yeah.

[2:10] Not for the year.

[2:12] Are they going to do when school starts again at some point?

[2:19] Probably start in October.

[2:21] Okay.

[2:22] All right.

[2:23] Cool.

[2:24] Yeah.

[2:26] Okay.

[2:28] we have a public comment portion of our meeting right now if there's any public

[2:37] there's out there that has any comment I know everyone a weird voice the Doug

[2:42] do you have any?

[2:45] Diana and Lynn no comment thanks appreciate it

[2:57] Without any public comment, we'll move on to the planning commission report.

[3:02] Is that any of you have anything from that?

[3:04] No, it's Councilor.

[3:06] Boy, I know one.

[3:08] Mike Normandy passed away.

[3:10] Normandy passed away.

[3:12] No, she's today.

[3:13] So I'm sure that's why I'm rooting for anyone.

[3:16] Yeah, holy cow.

[3:17] I did not know that.

[3:19] So I'm sorry to hear that.

[3:21] We lost Ted Barrett, too, and I was working just down the street.

[3:27] I mean, 3-4 days ago, it's such a really, yeah.

[3:32] Yeah, he's on Hofburg's.

[3:34] Yeah, and Ryker, he's talking to me.

[3:38] I didn't see him.

[3:39] I think it's Finals next week.

[3:41] Uh, next Thursday.

[3:42] Thursday.

[3:43] Yeah, why don't we do that?

[3:44] Oh, and then we'll have Norma D's too.

[3:46] Yeah.

[3:46] Lost a couple of.

[3:48] Old timers in Willard.

[3:50] I didn't realize that.

[3:54] New business, we're on to number five, item number five.

[3:57] Consideration of ordinance number 202610,

[4:00] Mending chapter 18, section 18.12 of the city code

[4:04] regarding parking regulations and prohibiting parking

[4:08] on 300 North.

[4:10] We've been discussing this for quite some time.

[4:12] In the packet, if you open it and go to the back part,

[4:20] the last page is the packet part for that.

[4:22] It's got red riding on it and that is the ordinance the way it's written

[4:27] The change I should say correct and that's itemy. Yes, you find it there. It's in red

[4:38] So I think I had a concern with this and I don't know

[4:45] how to

[4:47] The concern is one of the things we talked about was

[4:50] tell people to park down below by the old cemetery there on the side and then

[4:56] walk up to if they were parking on that street you know but if we limit the

[5:01] whole street then we're gonna include that area too and that's one of the

[5:06] things that you know sometimes you'll have people parked there too that come to

[5:09] look at the gravesites and stuff on that little so what's your thoughts there

[5:13] there and should we make a change to this or do something

[5:30] Yeah, all of the rest of it up there, the whole canyon is just a real narrow. I think the whole thing should be totally.

[5:36] Peyton and I actually had a, we discussed a little plan up there didn't we, the cemetery.

[5:42] We talked about possibility of, you know, at some point in the future doing a little paved

[5:48] area in there because that area washes, it washes that side of the road out and it has

[5:52] to kind of grate it in on the south side of the road, right by the cemetery, if we paved

[5:59] that and put in some kind of a little curve right there that defines the cemetery from the

[6:06] road.

[6:07] And if we paved that and did like angle parking or something and there you could probably

[6:11] park half a dozen cars in there, but it's for the future, but that was my concern with

[6:18] the way this is written because it goes through the whole thing and we will have to sign it

[6:24] I'm sure, is that, you know, I actually wrote it so that it says goes to you're not posting

[6:31] in case somebody steals our own parking sites, and that ever happens.

[6:38] Or she is.

[6:40] Right?

[6:40] Yeah.

[6:41] We can take this back.

[6:44] Oh, we got the point by eight miles as we had Zach or Zia here measure it from the bottom

[6:52] to the top.

[6:52] Yeah.

[6:52] from the highway all the way up to the trail end there.

[6:55] So what we could do is have you go back and measure

[7:01] okay my shoulders, the tree, the view.

[7:03] Yeah?

[7:05] Yeah.

[7:06] Yeah.

[7:07] Yeah.

[7:08] Yeah.

[7:08] He's in the court.

[7:10] Come on up.

[7:11] We, at some point in time, if we adopt a ordinance, we can put no parking signs on the

[7:17] north side.

[7:18] There's no parking on the north side or the south.

[7:22] The only little parking there that Mike was talking about, like to the cemetery, could we

[7:27] post that cemetery-only parking?

[7:30] Yeah.

[7:30] I mean, so this is what Maddie had shown.

[7:34] So we could have Zach measure from the highway here all the way up to this like the corner of this parcel.

[7:42] And we exclude this area.

[7:46] Yeah, just the inside.

[7:49] And then you can post all the way up here and all the way on the south side.

[7:53] But we could have him measure this as to, you know, and then start from this point and go up.

[8:01] And leave this the way that it is and put a sentence in there unless signed or posted for parking and then make that have that have a sign that explains parking is authorized here.

[8:14] The car must be completely offset off as well.

[8:18] Well, it's a little.

[8:20] The only problem is I'm worried about people's scale of the size.

[8:22] Yeah, because if they steal them then there's going to be a hard time enforcing it and Blair is going to have a hard time enforcing it

[8:32] We find out the ceiling signs, we need to put an excessive penalty on that if we can find out who it is

[8:40] Maybe I'll be heading in the square over here

[8:43] You know what?

[8:45] I mean, from England, we treated people fairly over there, anyway, whatever, what would

[8:55] be the plan for stealing one of those parking signs?

[8:58] Like a fraction?

[8:59] Like what kind of just a class A, Mr. Meier, or the class B, Mr. Meier?

[9:06] Probably, the fraction, the same thing.

[9:08] Just an infraction.

[9:09] Wouldn't even be a Mr. Meier there.

[9:11] No.

[9:12] Is it perfect?

[9:12] Well, good hell. I think I can just go around and start running up signs in

[9:20] Okay,

[9:24] let's get back to

[9:26] Side track here, but we're gonna have that and we're gonna have problems with people stealing stuff up that road

[9:35] Because we've already had signs I think it ought to be some kind of a little more than just an infraction

[9:42] So that's my two bids on it. So that we have problems with them still

[9:46] Yeah, whatever. That's up there there.

[9:49] I don't know the signs were stolen this time. I think the construction they're dealing with, they had revealed that

[9:54] very around the water quality.

[9:56] That's the two sides where we were close to that.

[9:59] I think they can come out.

[10:00] I mean I think you probably have people stealing signs that say no parking because they want to park there.

[10:07] And if the public signs missing they think they can park there so they make a sign disappear.

[10:11] But if you have a sign that's posted parking off the rise must be fully off as well.

[10:16] Well, can we just ask that it's like excluding cemetery right away?

[10:21] Well, that's going to say we get Zach to measure it.

[10:25] And then we say on the north side, there's no parking from, like, however, you know, 200 feet from the highway up,

[10:36] and address the cemetery parking.

[10:38] Okay, I don't think that would be nice.

[10:40] And I wouldn't say this, the way this is worded, what you did Amy, covers this whether there's a sign there or not.

[10:48] Okay, yeah.

[10:48] And that's good.

[10:50] So Rhino's actually go ahead and you've got to get the test.

[10:52] Yeah, we won't have to do that.

[10:52] That's the only downside to this.

[10:55] So I'll have to keep working on my time.

[10:58] So my thought is, the way this is written is perfect, other than the fact that we need to just put in one sentence thing there,

[11:05] that it's something about, you know, the cemetery next to the cemetery on the north side of

[11:08] the road is, it's okay to park there. And we could sign that or just put, you know, like

[11:15] Rod says or who suggested Jake, somebody said, cemetery parking of, you know, right here, and

[11:20] then just put a sign there for that and then from there up, you just put up your no parking

[11:23] signs.

[11:24] Yeah, I think the thing that I worry about is a lot of people aren't going to read the

[11:28] actual ordinance. So if you put a sign up, this is no parking, it's only on the north side

[11:33] of the road, they're going to assume that they can park on the south side of the road.

[11:37] So you almost have-

[11:38] I'm not saying you shouldn't sign it.

[11:39] I'm just-

[11:40] In case somebody steals the signs, they don't have to steal it back.

[11:44] It's still-

[11:45] I totally agree with you on that.

[11:47] I just-

[11:48] The signage, I think we have to be careful because if we only put, like, what we initially

[11:51] were talking about in the cemetery, no parking, they're going to assume that you can park

[11:56] on the other side of the road or up the street, they're not going to read this.

[12:00] I mean, you should put no parking signs almost all the way.

[12:04] Yeah, thank you.

[12:06] Okay.

[12:06] I just wanted to go on the record.

[12:08] I think that we could have the staff put up the signs that do, you know, you're probably

[12:13] going to have to figure out what the regulation is how far apart you can.

[12:16] Because you may have to have five, six signs up there, both sides, you know.

[12:20] So I'm saying we did trail, but not quite as long as.

[12:24] Well, I better move on this before my ambition is coming back.

[12:31] I will make a motion that we adopt this.

[12:34] Right.

[12:34] Can you do that?

[12:35] No, for.

[12:36] We have to need to make motion to set up a public hearing.

[12:40] Oh, this is just public hearing.

[12:42] No, we're changing order.

[12:43] Oh, we've got to have a public hearing for this.

[12:46] Yeah.

[12:47] Okay.

[12:47] So this is what you just need to have with that public hearing.

[12:54] Okay, then we need to need to direct the staff to make the changes and we'll talk about

[13:01] the cemetery parking and we're the ordinance correctly and then let's schedule that public

[13:06] hearing.

[13:08] You see that it's all five of the citizens are public hearing, but with the guidance of

[13:16] Are we able to have that public hearing on the first thing in June?

[13:23] You have two.

[13:24] We have to do it.

[13:25] It's two weeks now.

[13:26] This is already scheduled for the first 10 days.

[13:28] It's already posted.

[13:30] Okay.

[13:31] Yeah, we'll be good in June.

[13:32] So good.

[13:32] If you go out, you'll see it.

[13:34] The only reason I say is because we're going to have to do something for the 4th of July

[13:37] because when the 4th of July happens, that's when you're going to have your issues.

[13:40] Yeah.

[13:40] Up there.

[13:41] I'll be out of town.

[13:47] Okay, we don't have to make a motion on this then, we just

[13:52] proceed with changes.

[13:54] I like to make a motion to just have a set for public hearing.

[13:58] Okay, I would entertain a motion to move this ordinance 2026-10 forward to public hearing.

[14:05] I'm going to make a motion to make a motion to move the police and take ordinance 2026-10 to public area.

[14:15] I'll second.

[14:17] I'll second.

[14:18] Okay.

[14:19] Good.

[14:19] All in favor?

[14:21] Aye.

[14:22] All right.

[14:22] Opposed?

[14:23] Motion carries.

[14:25] You said I needed to sign this?

[14:27] No.

[14:28] You'll see.

[14:29] I don't want to go.

[14:31] Okay.

[14:33] All right.

[14:34] Next meeting to the agenda June 11 staff was telling me that this is going to be a pretty big meeting.

[14:44] What is actually on that you know I'll go ahead.

[14:46] Well there was a lot of things from last city council that Jeremy looked at that you're looking to see if they can out.

[14:55] But there's two public notices that night.

[14:58] One of them is this.

[14:59] We're public.

[15:01] What's the other one? Good question. The budget salary. Oh, okay. Okay. Are we, are we finalizing the budget that night as well? No, it's the next meeting. Okay. Because we've already had the tentative side of, yeah. We didn't have the tentative. So we should be okay then moving this forward to that. Is there anything else? I mean, there will be other things come up on your agenda. I'm sure.

[15:29] Now, one of the

[15:50] The mayor is not going to be here for this meeting, the June 11th, he told me he's coming

[15:54] back on the 18th, what he said, when he comes back on the 18th I think he's going to stay

[16:00] for a couple of weeks, so we understand it here for the 4th of July from what

[16:04] I understood. Do we need to put on the agenda finalized since of the year, the

[16:13] marshal for the parade? That's what I'm concerned about here because we're not

[16:17] doing anything to the 4th of July here. Can we do that tonight? Because I will be here at that meeting, so I want to

[16:27] who it is, but I've got to get to use counsel working on the science for it.

[16:30] Science for the grand marshal citizen of business.

[16:36] Have we had any suggestions for that yet?

[16:38] Yeah.

[16:40] There was one that I sent.

[16:42] Did somebody nominate it?

[16:44] A great example.

[16:46] Oh yes.

[16:47] It's your citizen of the year.

[16:49] Yeah.

[16:49] So do you have a list of those that's not on our agenda, though?

[16:52] That's the only problem.

[16:53] But it's not like a formal,

[16:54] But it's not like a formal thing though that we do with is the fake

[17:04] Last year we didn't like it wasn't it's not a formal like

[17:08] But I got scared we did over email

[17:11] I actually think last year I didn't like I think Travis wound up having to decide who

[17:16] He was a tyrant gun, but we did over email last year

[17:22] But it's not a city business thing, but it's not a city business thing, but it is a city business, or we are going to join the parade.

[17:30] I mean, the whole city sponsored activity.

[17:34] Yeah, it's a city sponsored activity, so that is city business.

[17:37] Okay.

[17:40] Where it's like a volunteer thing though, it's like the parade is a completely volunteer-based thing.

[17:45] It's not like the city.

[17:47] You're still recognizing people in recognition of the city.

[17:51] Okay.

[17:52] Can you use those names?

[17:53] I will need that body of evidence.

[17:55] I mean, yes.

[17:58] Okay.

[17:58] Under the city of Rome.

[17:59] Well, I better make that decision on the body with a lawyer, though.

[18:03] I'm watching you on a comfortable year.

[18:05] I knew exactly what you was going to say.

[18:08] I'll just give my black picks to Diana.

[18:12] We sometimes don't even call mine because it's just like a let's discuss it kind of thing.

[18:15] But I'll just tell you, if they're going to have all of that, that's for Andy and Sheryl.

[18:25] Okay, well, with that being said, we'll move on.

[18:31] Anything else we need to discuss on the agenda for the 11th?

[18:35] Okay, just make sure that's up to date.

[18:38] It says upcoming events.

[18:40] Fourth of July.

[18:51] I did actually get something about it before the joy.

[18:53] Okay.

[18:55] Let's hear it.

[18:57] Well, the Rossists have most of it taking care of horror.

[19:00] Sorry, I wrote it down somewhere.

[19:04] So I got a call from...

[19:09] No, I got a call from Mark Murphy about it.

[19:13] They have kind of debuts some of the things.

[19:15] So like I think Mark's earning the helping with like a bandstand situation

[19:19] for the pallet with the pallet, you can be working on that,

[19:23] I don't know where they line up on Bingo,

[19:25] but the Rosses have most things lined up ready to go.

[19:28] Nobody wants to have with the boots.

[19:30] I don't even ask for a power line,

[19:33] or a new selfie's, I'm just gonna have to put it on the back.

[19:36] Yes, I had it written out over somewhere.

[19:39] Our power cord that we go to then

[19:42] will have the bombs that they put in,

[19:44] correct.

[19:49] I was talking to Mark was talking to me about, he wanted to make sure that he would hold

[19:54] at least 30 amps because he's got a...

[19:56] But we got three, three, and a half amps, the amp, and I went out there for our drop coach.

[19:59] Okay.

[20:00] You could put about forty-four out of the bullsh**.

[20:02] Four out of three amps.

[20:04] Okay.

[20:04] Four out of three amps.

[20:10] Okay, we're not doing it around, number, yeah, because he's sitting wired going out there, kind of amped that he's had that much power over it, so I think we should fill up a meal, does it?

[20:23] No, I'll check your blood on your chest.

[20:25] Out of some mold, okay.

[20:27] Oh, Alexis, they're doing the bingo, right?

[20:30] Yes.

[20:31] They're going down and getting prices.

[20:32] the mayor did to ask me what those of us that are going to be here what we're

[20:40] going to do for the the of the the what did they call a variation not

[20:46] passion whatever it is the one's hatred or a tragic program there you go I

[20:52] couldn't remember last year we did stories we did so we need to decide we

[20:57] turn to him right he'd read he read them but we turned it yeah yeah okay I

[21:02] I guess a real question that Mike who's going to be the sacrificial lamb to entertain the public on our behalf on behalf of the

[21:15] mayor's going to be here.

[21:24] The mayor is here because he can't throw him one of us.

[21:32] He can hear you.

[21:33] He can hear everything.

[21:36] I'm sorry, Mayor.

[21:37] I need you now.

[21:41] We're not going to rower on you, but let me just make a suggestion.

[21:46] Perhaps I can impose on my wonderful wife if she give a little reading or something on our behalf.

[21:56] That's the only thing I know.

[21:58] I really don't want to give the old rugged flag another 15 times before it died.

[22:04] I've done that several times before it was fast, but I have to give a new gig.

[22:12] Why don't we, unless

[22:18] you have an idea that pops into the head right now, let's, let's all

[22:22] think about this, maybe text, or whatever, just ideas for this, do you have a table at

[22:30] Well, we need to make a decision on June 11th before we're new and that's all I'm telling you.

[22:34] America was built by men in Paris. I mean, the people it could be for great in a minute.

[22:39] Look, I'm not the mayor, but I'm mayor pro-temp, so I'm signing everyone of you guys to bring an idea to June 11th, okay?

[22:47] I would be here at that meeting.

[22:48] Well, give us your idea. Okay, make sure we've got it.

[22:51] Let's not be too good. Just have an idea. I don't care what it is and how far out it is in Rod's case.

[22:57] I wasn't here. I wasn't here for the last one. How much time do we have?

[23:01] So if I get to you know. I'm thinking of an idea. I gotta give it a day and three.

[23:05] There should be because some of them go for like 20 minutes.

[23:08] I was gonna say five minutes. Five minutes at the most.

[23:12] Yeah, we won't name any of those action areas.

[23:15] There are some. Yeah.

[23:19] Okay, no discussion. Everybody got their assignments?

[23:22] Know what you want to do? Yeah.

[23:24] Okay, all right

[23:25] Three to five minutes, so that doesn't that just doesn't have to be anything big

[23:31] But it has to be something that's a value to the citizens and you know what it'd be a good skit is if we just got up there and get city council

[23:43] And so we'd have no because I've heard some of the things a lot of said and I don't know what they should be out in public

[23:56] man in that meeting. I used to use that all the time on paper. It has become one of my

[24:04] new favorite things to really have. Unless you got a crew of mine and you're envisioning

[24:10] naked people, all I was saying is that I'm a mosquito and I'm here and there's all this

[24:15] better territory. Where do I start?

[24:21] It does. And it's a little bit like some of the issues

[24:24] issues that we have here. Where do you start when you want to respond to some of these

[24:28] things like whatever, you know, like a parking or an answer?

[24:35] There you go, but there's not yet right there.

[24:38] Okay, I always had the idea.

[24:40] I was cashing in so brutally after the last time I even though.

[24:45] Okay, appreciate your comments.

[24:51] Bless your heart.

[24:54] minutes we need to approve the minutes of May 14th

[25:00] I didn't see anything either

[25:05] right I make a wish and we approve the minutes I'll second that with one

[25:13] comment comment being that Diana is doing a wonderful job on the minutes

[25:19] Because we haven't had to do any major corrections

[25:22] for a couple of minutes.

[25:24] Talk to each other.

[25:25] Amen.

[25:26] Thank you, Anna.

[25:27] Far better than I am.

[25:28] All right.

[25:29] I'll entertain a motion to prove the minutes.

[25:31] Motionally approve the minutes.

[25:33] Not even made that motion.

[25:35] We did.

[25:35] Did you make it?

[25:36] Did we have a second?

[25:37] A second.

[25:38] All right.

[25:39] Made the motion.

[25:41] Rex, second.

[25:42] I'll favor.

[25:42] Fine.

[25:43] Can you pose?

[25:46] Minutes carry.

[25:47] I just saw it.

[25:48] Sorry

[25:50] Do like on the on the title it says city council meeting may 14th and then meeting minutes

[25:56] May is that when you did him or is it supposed to be the same thing?

[26:01] Yeah, so it's different there may 15th

[26:04] I have to go back and redo that one on the title. It says may 14 you did it

[26:12] The printer. Okay, I'm looking at the PDF. Sorry, okay. Got you.

[26:19] I see it now. Okay. Perfect. All right, staff reports. Public work. Hey, you're up.

[26:26] I did the trail sign work. Okay.

[26:29] Those are coming to be a place out that we can go in there to get them put up.

[26:34] I am working on getting this for the trees over here that you're probably asking about.

[26:41] And then we did go out and look at that at home by the Wells Place.

[26:50] And there is a stuff that goes up the driveway to the ground pit.

[27:05] And is that by the by the north road to his gravel pit?

[27:12] Because I thought on the map, it went clover to the road that I went up to his house.

[27:22] Okay, okay, so I did not go any foot in this okay

[27:29] Mike are you talking about the one that goes up by Anderson's road to goes up there?

[27:37] No, no, this is Joelle, Joelle, Joelle, Joelle, Joelle, Joelle, Joelle, Joelle, Joelle, Joelle, Joelle, Joelle, Joelle, Joelle, Joelle.

[27:43] So there's a road that comes out of his pit there, that one road right there, it's stuck right there, that's what I was telling.

[27:51] But it's not stuck over by his road that goes up to his house.

[27:55] But you don't know how far up it goes.

[27:57] I don't know how far up it goes.

[27:59] If you guys want, I can have some of you come out to the camera and we can change this.

[28:06] Okay.

[28:07] Okay. Well, let's hold on to that.

[28:09] Well, Joe, I didn't run anything.

[28:11] I think all we were required to do is just stuff out.

[28:14] That's what I'm saying.

[28:15] And that's all old, so it's not gonna go very far.

[28:18] Yeah.

[28:18] 20 feet.

[28:19] It is made in slides, and it's stuff, just like that.

[28:21] Yeah.

[28:23] It was stuff so that there was a lot of building

[28:25] to went on up there, but take care of it.

[28:28] Okay.

[28:29] Another thing we have for working with the DWR

[28:33] on a dedicated hunter project for the discharge of the major car that is scheduled for the 27th of June.

[28:41] So anybody who looks at a dedicated hunter needs hours, they can sign up and uh, coming up and slam them off.

[28:49] Dedicated hunters usually wind up when they get draws for their, they get kind of moved up in the draws, don't they?

[28:56] It's not what that happened.

[28:57] I guess they only get two tags in three years,

[29:01] both of those three years they have to put in,

[29:04] I don't know if it's 32 or 40 hours.

[29:06] So many hours, yeah.

[29:10] Public service, I mean, they usually do something

[29:13] that's related to the outdoors and that's why.

[29:16] I mean, it has to be directly involved

[29:21] in vision, funding, public access,

[29:23] Yes, the other.

[29:27] Yeah, they're going to try to help us clean up that we've got some track bodies that got a little start right there and a couple other things so that'd be good.

[29:39] Okay.

[29:40] We'll have another meeting or almost two before that one, so we can kind of remind everybody of that.

[29:45] Thank you.

[29:45] Can we use that for people that need to put in community hours?

[29:50] No, so now from the DWR specifically said no quarter-hour hours before this project.

[29:59] Okay.

[30:00] No, but I mean, I mean like that dip on a different day. So like that day, you can do it for DWRI. But for any other day, like during the year, could they, could you use that for community service? If you need to clean up on like in July? Let me tell you something, August, or? That, that park always needs to clean up. You walk us around up there, find fish line. That's what I want to get there. Just all kinds of stuff. It's up there that could be cleaned up. So that's always an option. So on a different day, we can, could we use that?

[30:29] Okay.

[30:32] Okay.

[30:33] Just now on that day, it's only you that you are.

[30:36] Okay.

[30:37] Okay.

[30:38] Thank you.

[30:38] That clarifies that.

[30:40] That's pretty much it.

[30:41] I had a question on 600 South.

[30:43] How's that looking?

[30:44] It's looking really good.

[30:45] It looked like it was pretty well put together.

[30:48] It was still a couple of little odds and ends.

[30:50] Yeah.

[30:50] They need to tie in the curve together with the highway project.

[30:53] And today they were raised on that hold without cans and they're going to color all those

[31:01] tomorrow.

[31:02] And then pretty much, but I'm trying to pay you.

[31:04] Well, good.

[31:06] Good.

[31:07] That's a good thing you haven't done yet.

[31:11] Thanks, Peyton.

[31:12] Appreciate you.

[31:12] Well, the only other question I had for you, Peyton, was were you able to ascertain whether these

[31:17] trees run part of the school property or if they part of that right away we have over

[31:22] you?

[31:22] So I think they're in the city right away, but last year, the trees from where they put the banks across

[31:30] trees to the east, the

[31:31] school district actually had somebody come in and trim them.

[31:35] They what? They had somebody come and trim them.

[31:38] The school did? Yeah. Well, well, my concern is some of those trees don't look too great and some of the limbs up there

[31:47] And I'm just worried that not only citizens, but kids going school hours, we get a big wind.

[31:54] When it comes down to kill the kid, we plan to be in deep trouble.

[31:58] And they had it happen in a very park, so, you know, that's what's making sure about it.

[32:04] Maybe we need to give them an haircut.

[32:06] I mean a good haircut.

[32:07] So you're still getting beds, right?

[32:09] You still got a couple more companies to get back to you.

[32:12] on those, in other place we need to think about the trees to last, you know, we think

[32:17] the way the branches are locked to our glass, these trees are pretty healthy, locked

[32:24] out there.

[32:25] That's right.

[32:26] You're exactly right.

[32:27] Two hundred west down there, if we have somebody driving along there and kaboom, again,

[32:35] the same thing.

[32:36] I kind of think that that might, at some point, kind of help us take care of that down

[32:41] there because once the hop trail starts as we approve that once that comes

[32:45] through there they're gonna have to do a lot of not necessarily cutting but

[32:49] they're gonna have to fence and trees out and I'm thinking it'll give us a

[32:52] good opportunity to you know clean those up and make them make sure that we got

[32:55] healthy trees down there and they're not dead stuff that's gonna fall on the road

[32:59] and people so I think it gives a good chance to point so and that supposedly

[33:06] going to be coming forward here, not too far away, so I'm not going to lie on that.

[33:14] Anything else, Paid?

[33:15] That's all I had.

[33:16] Okay, and then the one thing I was going to say was, those signs that we're talking about

[33:20] for no parking up there, I don't think we're going to be able to get those up for the fourth

[33:24] of July.

[33:26] But what might be nice is if we were able to get, do we know where the signs are that we

[33:31] had at the bottom?

[33:37] Once we get that ordinance passed it'd be nice to get at least one sign up to kind of, you know,

[33:42] I ordered these signs two years ago because we were having problems.

[33:47] Uh-huh.

[33:47] And Aaron said, you know, because he's an enforcement, so we never put them on.

[33:52] So you do have some kind of signs.

[33:54] Okay. All right. Good. Good to know.

[33:57] So once this move forward,

[33:59] Okay, all right. Thank you. Any other questions?

[34:03] We'll pay you guys.

[34:05] No.

[34:06] Thank you.

[34:09] Police Department there, and we got your report here.

[34:12] We got the monthly test for the pool, and we still got one out of training.

[34:16] It will only give you some work.

[34:18] Plug it away.

[34:19] I have a question for you.

[34:22] How was your traffic been in the constructions,

[34:27] instructions on I mean it's a mass and there's a lot of dangerous situations happen there every day

[34:33] Everybody drives it knows

[34:34] But what are you experiencing? There's more incidents less incidents or

[34:39] As far as crashes. Yeah, any crashes or any more crashes

[34:43] We have to choose certain spots to run right now or by citations

[34:51] So we're being still plenty of speakers coming in

[34:54] I think that's

[34:56] in my house. I think the people out by Jake's house, you know, if you had to hit that,

[35:02] they just started to fight when they got too late, you know.

[35:06] I can't believe how many pulls did I get to wait?

[35:11] It's pretty crazy. It does.

[35:15] It's a race form because they see the lane ending.

[35:18] Yeah, and why can't they just wait a couple of seconds?

[35:21] You're going to make your break where you're going to.

[35:24] If you can figure that out, man, let's not get on track.

[35:28] You're going to get it because we can be here all night right there.

[35:31] Oh, yeah.

[35:36] Well, looks pretty good.

[35:38] So it's a little smaller.

[35:40] That's why I was asking.

[35:41] Is it just not that many things or has it been?

[35:45] I think there's a few more crashes.

[35:47] I think it's made traffic citations because I say we have to be a little more precise

[35:51] Precise when we can catch them. Yeah, if you catch them in the train they're

[35:57] Constructors on going the opposite way and they're going to catch it before he separates it. Yeah, could you

[36:02] Can't pass anybody to catch them? You can't pass anybody.

[36:06] On the animal citations or animal cases, is that like

[36:11] God's parking or you have loose dogs or cats or always cats. Maybe make sure everything so we got two cows that

[36:18] That running man, I'll show up by next month's.

[36:20] Okay.

[36:21] You used to be a dog running at large or dog barking,

[36:24] but the meat horses lose their cows lose.

[36:27] But it's not necessarily you're taking a dog to them.

[36:30] Yeah, we have to take a dog to the new shelter.

[36:32] Shelter out long.

[36:33] Okay.

[36:37] Anything else?

[36:39] Anything?

[36:40] How are you doing on your cars, you did everything?

[36:42] Your truck's all put together, you're all booing at.

[36:46] That was nice, I got to meet you and Caleb the other day on it.

[36:51] I misunderstanding thought I had a porch pirate and so I reported it two days later after

[36:57] my wife's lost her phone and when she gets her new phone back we start getting emails

[37:03] of stuff.

[37:03] She gets an email from a friend that brought something back to her and put it on the porch

[37:08] in a bag and later on she realized that it wasn't the right thing to bring back so she had

[37:13] her husband come to my porch about an hour and a half later like 10 o'clock at night and

[37:18] take this and my camera's spotted it so I thought well and I didn't recognize it. Yeah so I was like

[37:23] one of those things. So anyhow yeah so appreciate that. He seemed like pretty good

[37:30] good-cut young man. Okay well let's see who else we got? Fire department van.

[37:44] Just the usual stuff

[37:45] huh? The

[37:50] codes for fireworks can be the same as here. Yeah. We're not going to extend it, make it to

[37:55] the west side,

[37:58] west west a little bit. Yes, there's nothing on the east side to stay the same as what we guys passed and we

[38:07] made that pretty much stay in agreement. So you're just launching them on that on that

[38:13] divider between them. Yeah, we'll do the city's fireworks there. Nobody can shoot fireworks on the east side of the city. So do you have

[38:23] to be on the west side with the park down here?

[38:32] Okay, so do we need to

[38:34] When's that firework band start? Don't we usually pass a band? Well, it seems like

[38:42] every year we have discussion whether we have a secret task. Yeah, the fire

[38:45] restriction, I think you just made it as a revolve. The started on June 15th or

[38:52] something. Yeah, I think. Yeah, it goes clear to the set

[38:58] number. Conditions change and

[39:01] and you need to do it sooner or let us know.

[39:04] Okay, no, it shouldn't include all the fireworks so it shouldn't change when we buy it.

[39:20] City manager, he's not here.

[39:22] I guess Maddie, do you have anything that he needed to do with?

[39:26] Put together with us?

[39:27] Um,

[39:31] hey.

[39:33] I don't think so.

[39:35] Okay,

[39:37] and then that comes to you.

[39:41] Do you have anything that's in the wind that we should be aware of?

[39:44] I

[39:47] think so.

[39:54] You always call us. I don't have to give any feedback.

[40:01] Okay. Thank you.

[40:04] Who's happy to be here.

[40:10] How about you Diana?

[40:13] Everybody got their terms be quiet here huh?

[40:16] Jake? Jake?

[40:19] I really don't have anything to bring up.

[40:21] I'd be able to say thanks to the Police Department and the Fire Department for what was put

[40:25] out yesterday in the chat.

[40:29] So I appreciate the work you guys do and it goes on to say a lot, but thank you.

[40:41] My question is going back to RANIT, was there some issues with insurance?

[40:51] Yes.

[40:51] What are they?

[40:56] There's a section we're going to talk about.

[41:04] There's a requirement from the PSA for the sale agreement that we have to introduce

[41:15] use primary non-contributory insurance, and when Jeremy contacted the trust, the problem

[41:27] is, as they came back and said, this is a real problem, and you should be signing while

[41:32] being, sorry, will be done good. Because of provisions can ship liability to your organization

[41:40] and make the medical recovery options, even when another party is responsible for the loss.

[41:48] Of course, granites, attorney, tether, my heart, is very frustrated because these, I agree,

[41:58] it's all been negotiated, and my response back is, okay, I get that, but aren't sure the company

[42:08] has raised this issue.

[42:11] Now, that's the issue, the problem with the insurance

[42:14] is on the issue, if you're going up to the game.

[42:18] I'm going to try out one.

[42:19] No, it has to, well, have you finally

[42:23] answered me as to what you're saying

[42:26] that this really has to do with the woman that she's saying.

[42:34] Agreements include other provisions,

[42:36] including the admit that R.U. recently allocated responsibility.

[42:41] And so I emailed her back and said, OK, please

[42:45] same like me over the specific sections of the PSA

[42:49] that you leave recently allocated responsibility.

[42:51] Not for those who trust and have a discussion.

[42:53] And there's arguing a little bit more.

[42:55] And she finally sent me back.

[42:59] She

[43:03] said, the primary and non-expiratory insurance

[43:08] which does not change the priorities and then the obligations,

[43:11] it affects our insurance response or plan,

[43:13] not who owes contractual indemnity,

[43:17] but the insurer needs to understand the state plan,

[43:20] and insurance is being provided to cover

[43:22] the city's limited-side access to insurance

[43:24] during its due diligence activities.

[43:27] The due diligence-based grant is not receiving any considerations

[43:30] in it because you're receiving a free look at the property

[43:33] that reports crucial to the city's insurance coverage,

[43:36] such as due diligence activities,

[43:40] So if somebody went over in on their property you got injured, is that what we're talking

[43:45] about?

[43:46] Um, now you get a, we put down to, what the insurance company, um, for example, if granted

[43:55] and sold multiple irons in the subsequent office, you're at the primary, not the tributary

[43:59] where you can limit our ability, this is the trustability, to pursue recovery against

[44:04] contractor, in effect, your organization's insurance could be expected to respond first,

[44:10] even though the vendor, or in this case, granted construction, may not have built a responsibility.

[44:15] While these provisions do not have a bad idea, all defenses are coverage considerations.

[44:19] They can't create unfavorable liability and recovery issues, or whether it's insurance program.

[44:28] So essentially what they're saying is that we're having a problem, but there's a problem

[44:35] up there that we're barred shirts is going to have to respond first before the contractors.

[44:41] Yeah, it could be, and that's what...

[44:44] So, so what can the granted people in our contract with them, why can't we stipulate that,

[44:53] You know somebody if they if they are involved up there that they're the ones

[45:00] We're going to pay those claims. First, not one of the city.

[45:08] I mean, I understand that who wants to be responsible game? Like, throw them the hot potato around. But essentially, what's caused the hot potato is them and their operation. If there is a problem, they're going to be the ones on the line. And I thought in our discussions previously with them, but that wasn't going to be a problem.

[45:31] problem for insurance?

[45:35] Well, so what's going on right now is Jeremy has put in

[45:40] a request to the trust.

[45:42] So that Jeremy and I can have more detailed conversation

[45:46] with them regarding this.

[45:49] I know that Brad Sweet and Heather are not happy about it,

[45:56] but I'm like, I'm sorry, what am I supposed to do?

[45:58] Yeah, you actually understand that.

[46:00] Telling me that they're not going to cover stuff,

[46:02] I said, we have 2,500 residents in this town.

[46:05] I said, if something happens,

[46:07] they can bankrupt the town, you know?

[46:09] That's correct.

[46:10] And I said, so I need to find out, you know,

[46:14] if Heather's saying that really, this is only,

[46:16] this thing only has to do with our new diligence

[46:18] and I gotta go through and I gotta look at the agreement

[46:22] and ask so we can talk to insurance company about that.

[46:25] If that's really all that it is,

[46:27] this is just during this due diligence period,

[46:29] then it might be worth risk, but by like I said,

[46:32] that's still something that would have to possibly,

[46:35] well, again, it depends on what the insurance company says.

[46:38] If the insurance company is saying, okay, look,

[46:41] based upon this description of what is in the agreement

[46:47] then we change our, you know, what we're saying about it.

[46:52] I just can't tell you guys, yeah, I go sign it.

[46:57] But right now, with nothing signed, aren't we still sort of in the same boat?

[47:04] If something were to happen for granted, for example, that we had a slide come in and block the crack,

[47:10] or we had a due to their negligence up there, or we had somebody up there and was hurt.

[47:19] They're not on our property, don't they?

[47:21] Yeah, they're not on our property right now.

[47:23] Right.

[47:24] That's the difference that you're talking about.

[47:26] Yeah.

[47:27] The liability right now is like,

[47:28] not on our property.

[47:30] That's the reason they're whoever it is.

[47:31] Right.

[47:31] But all I'm saying is that the city

[47:33] would still be in sort of the same position

[47:37] as how do we recover to get the damage off our property?

[47:41] Well, we can recover because you recover off the ground

[47:46] because they cost the damage.

[47:48] That's correct.

[47:48] So how does this,

[47:49] just how does the agreement change that responsibility? Because they're still going to be responsible

[47:56] for whatever damages they do to our property. Irregardless of whether it's the least

[48:05] property that we have up above that they've leased or whatever, they're still liable.

[48:13] The primary and non-contributory language makes it so that our insurance company would be expected to respond first, even though they would even only grant it.

[48:30] And so, but I'm going to look at the agreement and discuss it with the trust, Jeremy, as

[48:40] too, is this primary non-intributory language just limiting it to the argued diligence period

[48:49] and not the length of everything else.

[48:52] Whatever, whatever, whatever.

[48:54] The agreement, once the agreement takes effect, and it's, it's, yeah.

[48:58] But there is, but this, but this language is also in listed.

[49:06] Why didn't you grab it and we figured that out?

[49:08] Well, the relocation agreement with utility, he's been, I mean.

[49:13] So yeah, it's just, first of all, these agreements are incredibly complicated.

[49:19] There's what, I don't know, they're all interlinked to each other,

[49:21] and there's all sorts of, and there, we have three different partners.

[49:24] We have the Wells family, we have Willard, we have Grant, and so, you know, it's just a

[49:33] thing that needs to be explored.

[49:35] I was going to tell you more than that.

[49:37] I kind of think where this boils down to.

[49:41] And this is just my personal view.

[49:43] But after you and I use that email the other day, and I looked at it, and I think what it boils down to is

[49:49] is liability. In today's society, when you have an incident, like we had a truck driver

[49:59] that got in an accident and he was carrying some freight for our customer, and guess who

[50:04] they sued. They sued our customer. They sued the manufacturer of the product. They sued

[50:10] us, you know what I mean, they go for everybody, and that's well, we owned the land out there,

[50:16] I understand.

[50:17] So that's what the problem is, and I think what we need to do is address the fact that

[50:21] hey, when they're operating up there and they have their pit, then it's there, not artists,

[50:26] but we need to cover our bases.

[50:29] And I think that's kind of where it's coming out.

[50:31] And I understand that what was my mind though is that we have property, up that canyon,

[50:37] and have had for years where our water comes from and if somebody was up there dinking around

[50:44] and it got hurt, they're hurt on our property.

[50:47] Just like the piece of property up there

[50:49] that we own at the bottom,

[50:51] whether we lease that to granted or not,

[50:53] that has been a liability for us.

[50:55] If some kid went up there

[50:57] and was climbing on those red rocks and fell off,

[50:59] do they get a sue?

[51:00] That's Willard City property.

[51:02] And so that's what I just,

[51:07] I'm blown by the, I guess by the insurance company's response

[51:12] because we have had property up there for a long time.

[51:16] I don't know how this, I mean, I understand

[51:19] which side of the agreements and all that.

[51:21] So it may, you know, when it comes down.

[51:23] But what I've seen is we've had that property up there

[51:26] for years and they've never said one thing about that.

[51:31] And the risk is still there.

[51:33] But that's different.

[51:34] It's a difference between, we have inherent risks

[51:38] seen out there.

[51:38] We know that as a possibility that this is your entry into risk.

[51:43] You are actually actively, you know, pursuing this.

[51:45] Right. I understand that.

[51:47] I understand that.

[51:49] And it's part of it because it's shared liability.

[51:53] Amy, is that why too?

[51:55] What was that?

[51:55] Is that, is it also because there's somewhat shared liability between,

[52:01] I mean, it doesn't put all the risk completely on the granted.

[52:05] No.

[52:07] And that's the, you know, that's some of the things that we need to sit down and talk

[52:12] to the trust about and say, okay, there's these individual clauses.

[52:17] This other, you know, this primary non-contributory, you know, this is only pertain to this, you

[52:26] know, the due diligence creativity, that's the thing, we need to get more information from

[52:31] because how this all started was, back on May 20th, this is a

[52:39] Jeremy's email. Can you help me with this request? They would like policy

[52:44] endorsements that correspond to the certificate of insurance are issued

[52:47] for the city's due diligence activity under the PSA. Specifically, please

[52:53] provide the additional insurance endorsement naming the

[52:56] traffic construction company, its current company, and their director's

[52:59] officer's employees and agents, which the insurance company is like, yeah, not a problem.

[53:05] The confirmation that the policy is a current space.

[53:08] Either he had a endorsement of the decorations page.

[53:11] Again, not a problem.

[53:12] He said that too.

[53:13] And then he said, the primary, non-contributory endorsement.

[53:17] These documents, you need to complete.

[53:19] Graduates, insurance, review, and get the contracts and sign.

[53:22] So, the insurance company sent this email without anything other than this email.

[53:29] from Jeremy, so when I say I don't have information, this is why they don't have everything,

[53:37] so they're sending out a response of, hey, you should really push back on this, we're

[53:45] feasible, and we're going to work more balanced contractual language that allocates your

[53:49] responsibility to the party, actually responsible for the loss. Well, there's, there's

[53:53] there's an enemy provisions, there's, you know, some of this, that's the, I don't know

[53:58] if they're basing what they're saying on all the facts, yeah, they don't have a right

[54:03] fact.

[54:04] And so, we might be worrying about something, but we don't explore it.

[54:09] We need to cross that bridge to make sure I think that's okay, so that's, so I don't

[54:14] need to be vague.

[54:15] It's my wife.

[54:16] I don't know.

[54:17] Yeah, okay.

[54:18] I just know it's probably the key secret of it.

[54:21] Jeremy emailed the guy yesterday about setting up a time like when they were Wednesday next

[54:29] week and so that's yeah I don't know Jeremy for back room today I was up CC so I don't

[54:34] know the guy because you know sometimes when you push a blind they not necessarily push a

[54:38] blind on they may have done that and so Jeremy being out right okay well thank you

[54:46] anything else right? Nope, that's it. Diana, do you have a selection? Yeah, it goes back to the

[54:51] pit up there. The dust here tonight. Yeah, the big one.

[54:56] Yeah, the dust, the dust.

[54:58] Where are their plans with their mediation on this dust? We have those plans and they're

[55:06] part of that contract. But here's the problem. Until we sign that contract, at that

[55:15] That point of time, then, if you correct me if I'm wrong, but we were then going to start

[55:20] setting quarterly meetings with the pit operator and the representative from that OP supervises

[55:28] that.

[55:29] And we were going to have reviews about dust and other concerns up in that pit.

[55:37] And they sat here and told us that they would address those as we brought those up.

[55:42] So that was the last I remember if you had ever something to do, it's right now they're

[55:48] in a good faith.

[55:50] Right now we're just operating on good faith, and they're on there.

[55:54] Well there does control right now, bombs are piles and their rooms, it doesn't involve

[55:59] the mountain.

[56:00] Right.

[56:00] And the mountain has loose material on it all the time, and that's part of the problem.

[56:05] That's why you're seeing so much dust, when you get a big storm like that it whips stuff

[56:09] off of that mountain.

[56:09] And the other thing about that Diane is, currently, if we were to go back to the

[56:14] Statue Code, now move forward. There is no mitigation at all on that slope when

[56:22] the pit is done. This way, we have, I think, the bond that they

[56:28] currently had with Box Otter County was like 6,000 boxes, so we restored that.

[56:33] And in this agreement, we have provisions for a much higher amount of money,

[56:39] like a million bucks or more to restore that swap when it's completed. So we have a

[56:46] little bit more ownership and money involved in making sure that there's some

[56:54] restoration to that swap when we're done. Right now we really don't have much of

[57:00] anything.

[57:04] I had a couple of things. Peyton talked about the pond cleaning, Peyton I

[57:14] I got a call from Boxilver Weed Control, and they've kind of got a program where they

[57:21] will provide 10 backpack sprayers.

[57:25] All we'd have to do is provide people to run them, to spray any area in our city.

[57:31] But I've sitting here going, I can't think of anything that we need right now.

[57:35] How are you feeling about that?

[57:37] He said what they would do is for a day, they would provide these, and I got the impression

[57:42] if they provide the spray and everything.

[57:45] They do that.

[57:47] To take care of dire won't and things like that.

[57:51] Spray around the fire hydrants and some of these areas.

[57:56] If there's any more dire won't up in that time.

[57:59] They just want to know if we would consider that,

[58:02] and if we did, we just need to get back to them and say,

[58:04] hey, we would be interested in it.

[58:06] Let us know what you're thinking.

[58:08] But I wouldn't do without your blessing there.

[58:13] Well, that's all thing and have to be 10 volunteers that we have to provide so they can't be on a single thing or two.

[58:20] Well, I don't know. I don't know the answer to that. Anyhow.

[58:30] Yeah.

[58:32] We need a 10.

[58:38] Okay. Well, that's available. I'll report back to the weed control board then and just tell them that we'd be interested.

[58:45] it. So, and then we talked a little about, I wanted to bring this up to you guys. This

[58:54] is a staffing more than anything in payment. I discussed it a little bit.

[58:59] The folks that

[59:00] run the quilt show for in here would like to know if it's possible to put rings about

[59:07] every 15 feet about 8 feet high on that they could run wire through in the cultural hall here

[59:16] in the south wall and the north wall. So you'd probably be about it. Did you measure that at all

[59:21] painting? Oh, I had it again. It's probably about 40 feet isn't it? Wouldn't you say maybe 15?

[59:27] Not electrical wire. All it is is it's rings that you put a ring in the wall just to do it

[59:34] in the wall and put a ring in there, and they would run wire through it to hang, they would

[59:39] be hanging quilts on them, and they would hook them on, and then they would take the wire

[59:45] down to the ring to just be there.

[59:47] They'd just be their temporary fruit if they had them, but they would tell, well I mean they'd

[59:52] be their perfect, perfectly but the quilts, for like your quilt sale or something, or anything

[59:57] that happened in the multipurpose room.

[59:59] Yeah.

[1:00:00] Okay, problem. They do that in the Christmas time as well. They have that. Yes, are in there. No, they just say aye, both. You guys are okay with that. We can direct the staff to move forward with that. Okay, we don't need to vote on it, but always everybody's. Peyton, would you move forward with that? They talked about every 15 feet is what he said. So I don't know, you know, three or four on each side.

[1:00:28] It makes more things, yeah.

[1:00:33] The nice thing about having those quirks in there though, if we have to put somebody

[1:00:37] day after we can take me there and hang him up at the sweater, you know, to a good

[1:00:43] way.

[1:00:45] Anyway, I don't know why I was looking, I haven't been watching dark shows in the dark

[1:00:50] mood today.

[1:00:53] Okay, and then the other only other thing I had was, what do we, how do we, I've noticed

[1:00:59] in the flag out there at the cemetery, the old cemetery is pretty ragged, do we change

[1:01:03] those out a certain way?

[1:01:05] We're going to place the flag order here for the next week or so.

[1:01:08] Okay, and I usually we get one for the next part and everything, okay.

[1:01:14] I just noticed that together day and I probably, probably needs to be retired.

[1:01:20] that's all I have.

[1:01:28] I think we're by six.

[1:01:33] At one time we had a discussion about that and

[1:01:35] this has been a four or five years ago. We discussed about that and we decided to get all

[1:01:41] of the flag poles the same size so that we could keep some sparrows here and just change

[1:01:46] about when they got back. So those might be what you need in there.

[1:01:54] And here we are stacking more on you, thank you for all of your attention.

[1:02:01] Let's see, Rex, no, yeah Rex, did you get a part-time person hire?

[1:02:11] Good, that's what I was wondering, he was just stacking all this, like, you're a short staff,

[1:02:17] so I just wanted to make sure you're fully satisfied.

[1:02:19] I wait until Peyton gets home and I know he's home and then I call from a different number.

[1:02:24] I tell him, hey, I got a water main leak up here.

[1:02:29] That was really nice.

[1:02:32] He really did that.

[1:02:35] Hey, you got a weed whip up there.

[1:02:41] A weed whip or whatever.

[1:02:47] A gas one?

[1:02:48] Yeah, we've got a couple of.

[1:02:52] Why don't we come and give one to go?

[1:02:56] Well, we've worked around those.

[1:02:58] Welcome to Woodard Science.

[1:03:00] You're on Parker's Hill.

[1:03:02] You can't even see it anymore.

[1:03:03] My dad used to do that before he passed away.

[1:03:06] He did.

[1:03:07] He picked up and weedwack those.

[1:03:09] Be careful.

[1:03:10] Because we're weedwacking in dry weeds.

[1:03:13] It can be a bad thing.

[1:03:14] What?

[1:03:15] With nylon string?

[1:03:16] Just wouldn't look at for somebody on the fire department to start a major fire

[1:03:24] Okay anything else right home good Jordan

[1:03:30] Okay

[1:03:31] Mayor do you have anything?

[1:03:37] Oh?

[1:03:47] Yeah, thinking of the peak. Yeah, why do we usually put that up?

[1:03:54] Usually the week before

[1:04:04] Okay, well, I'll talk to him. I happen to live pretty close to him.

[1:04:10] Okay, there's still snow in here. Do you have anything else dad?

[1:04:17] Well, we miss you.

[1:04:21] Okay, well, with that, I would entertain a motion here and a motion with adjourned this meeting.

[1:04:29] I don't know if it feels right to do that here.

[1:04:34] Can we talk about it?

[1:04:35] Hey, wait, it's 9.30 if you guys aren't gonna make a motion

[1:04:40] See it made that we got to get the mayor of it. We got to get the mayor. We have a second. I need a second

[1:04:47] Most have been made by Jake seconded by Rod. All in favor of during this meeting. All right, any opposed

[1:04:55] Meeting is adjourned

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