[0:00] I figured that the chair would have the
line and then you could
[0:06] thank you.
>> All right.
[0:10] » Okay.
[0:14] Let's go secondary road.
[0:50] We're having lots of problems today.
[1:01] 7530, but I had 71.
[1:14] » They were out there.
[1:18] All right, we will move on to discuss
nuisance order.
[1:51] Did anybody see
[1:57] uninorporated part.
>> No, I need to high concentration in
[2:03] part.
>> I couldn't find it.
[2:06] That's part I was hoping
[2:44] really it's still just all I found was
that it was one of the turns just like
[2:50] all the other but I've never found it
anywhere in the
[2:57] rest of it.
[3:02] I don't think we can really action on
this today until we do.
[3:06] » I do feel like we need to incorporate
the
[3:13] information that was in the original
ordinance and put it into the amended
[3:18] ordinance five because I think there's a
lot of stuff there that needs to
[3:23] continue to be in our ordinance.
>> Yeah, some of it was even eye opening
[3:27] like gosh, I wish we had pulled this
out. a couple other situations
[3:32] » like in section of the old one
>> with the question mark.
[3:36] » Yes.
[3:40] » You did a litigation somewhere.
>> Yeah.
[4:08] Yep.
[4:13] » She wasn't available today.
>> No, she's at a county attorney school
[4:21] » and we think we at this public hearing,
but maybe we need to
[4:25] » join
>> re set it back a little.
[4:29] » No.
>> Yeah, we want to get this right
[4:36] » for sure. It was interesting to read the
[4:41] the one signed by Robert Pson and Don
Gwald and L.
[5:02] I guess I'd like to
[5:07] do it right.
[5:13] » Well, and I think she was just showing
you the two side by side.
[5:17] » Right.
and she she got the message last
[5:24] » on that.
>> So, we just need to add the purple stuff
[5:28] into the amendment and then
make sure it says something about the
[5:34] village or the
>> uninorporated
[5:38] in the
>> Yeah. And whatever verbage
[5:44] feels
[5:49] best, you know, because
you have to define
[5:55] what you're, you know,
>> and you have to keep it within reason so
[6:02] you're not affecting everybody trying to
operation.
[6:08] » And they had that separate in here kind
of, didn't they?
[6:16] a separate one that was the nuisance
restrictions on farms and acres
[6:25] I think it
[6:34] » all right
to number six
[6:39] discussion with possible action railroad
property easement in Newton Township
[6:43] Hallelujah.
[7:27] right on the edge of the
[7:36] » We're not able to bring up, are we?
Okay.
[7:47] So, as was discussed yesterday, the
actual location of the going to be kind
[7:52] of variable on your study.
[8:01] » We'd like to focus on where you guys
like to have it and that's where we
[8:06] would like to shoot for that. But in
case it was to come up for something
[8:10] environmental or
[8:17] issues.
>> Can you start over and explain?
[8:22] » Okay. So, this is the railroad bedship
that
[8:27] under the abstract of Wango County.
>> Okay. and it's been managed by the
[8:34] county conservation
and uh they are looking at trying to
[8:39] cross it with what you call the line.
>> So we're um next is
[8:47] kind of the abandoned railroad
um on Dan Ryerson's property. Well, he
[8:54] surrounds that into the map. And I have
one of these.
[9:07] Anyhow, um we're looking for a 300T
and um we were underneath it. However,
[9:16] we
originally we were looking at the south,
[9:22] but we got to looking into the south and
it was brought to our attention that
[9:26] there's wetlands on the south side on
Dan's property as well as there's a lot
[9:30] more trees. So then I said, "Well, what
about the north?" Because there's
[9:34] actually a road or something there as
well and there's not near as many trees.
[9:39] So that's why we said we could possibly
do it on the north. The only way we
[9:43] couldn't do is if it's not constructable
based off of the environmental studies.
[9:48] Um and no studies won't take place until
March or April.
[9:53] So, um, what I had asked was that we go
with the intentions of the 300T East on
[10:01] the north end, um, with the option to if
that doesn't work that we're going to
[10:05] move it a little further down. You know,
we're going to do what we can to
[10:09] accommodate for everybody
and
[10:15] go from there.
>> So, what you indicated was not being on
[10:19] top is going to be
>> That's correct. It's going to be
[10:23] the damage will be on the land owner's
property
[10:28] » from where we dig the hole to go
underneath when we come out.
[10:34] We discussed
[10:42] the lines will be spaced out far enough
and deep enough that I don't see
[10:48] significant environmental damage to
[10:59] Well, absolutely.
Tyling maps as well if he has them
[11:04] available. If not, he can guess or
somebody can provide us whatever. Um
[11:11] I have I am requesting to have tiling
language added in case we do some ting
[11:17] where we will replace it for the len of
the project.
[11:22] as well as compaction to where if we do
disturb the eastment area that we were
[11:28] talking about that we will pay for the
compaction that we cost on that
[11:36] » and this this for dam or is this
>> that is the county
[11:40] » okay
>> um that is has changed I don't want to
[11:44] get into figures um but it has changed
and um for the request of the meeting
[11:50] yesterday
[11:59] » and
I know next era had the best interest of
[12:05] the county EMS and down payment part of
it that they would like to put that
[12:10] money toward. That's the reason why we
approach with what we did on our offer
[12:14] was because of me coming to a board of
supervisors meeting in the past and
[12:19] hearing about the EMS equipment that was
needed. Um, and so the safety and mind
[12:24] that's
what we had that's the reason we came to
[12:28] this. Um, you know, there's what the
county does with this is totally their
[12:34] business, not ours. So we we normally
try to go with who the surface owner is
[12:40] or how the title reads
and so um
[12:47] that's the reason why I've been involved
with everybody is because I just want to
[12:50] make sure everybody's on the same page.
Um I did go ahead based off of the
[12:55] information I was provided yesterday. I
went ahead and I did request the
[12:58] agreement and I have included Kelsey
um as well as that will be working with
[13:06] our attorney to make sure that we get
both sides of the party that everybody's
[13:10] taken care of. So once um I get that I
get a word document then our attorney
[13:16] will more than likely email it right to
Kelsey for approval to look over
[13:20] everything. If there's any changes then
they will discuss that on their own
[13:24] between the two legal teams and then
I'll just be the one that will come and
[13:28] present this for signatures.
Um, I did go ahead and ask, and Kelsey
[13:33] may change this, but I did put all three
supervisors on there for signatures.
[13:38] Didn't know the protocol, but that's
what I did. Um,
[13:44] and other than that, we're putting a
rush on it, and we're hoping to get this
[13:47] taken care of as soon as possible so
that we can move forward with
[13:53] our project. Okay.
[14:01] All I'm asking for today is to get
motion to move forward with this to
[14:07] where I can get the documents and get it
to Kelsey for approval as well as y'all
[14:12] will get a copy as soon as I get a copy.
Um it don't make any sense for me to
[14:17] come back and forth until the red line
copy is done with the team. So soon as
[14:24] that is done then I will let youall know
and getting back on the board
[14:29] or
[14:41] » and I know for confidentiality reasons
[14:46] not discussing
amounts and stuff but there are some you
[14:50] know
[14:54] thoughts and uh
would appreciate, you know, we'll
[15:02] discuss with you guys,
[15:06] you know, soon my thoughts that I had
about the budget.
[15:12] » Yeah. Projects like
[15:21] you see on there there's, you know,
there's a number of projects that are
[15:24] coming in
[15:27] the range of of
that you're discussing and uh some of
[15:34] them are you know a number of them are
revenue generating projects you know
[15:39] those kind of are priority for for us
you know forward
[15:54] there's one that's thinking outside the
boxes.
[16:00] » Yeah. Yeah. It's been ever since I
started and you stand in the nature
[16:05] center that that overlooking the prairie
that uh I have some wild bison out there
[16:10] and and we could
>> Yeah. Have you checked with the
[16:14] neighbors yet or
>> I haven't we haven't gotten very far.
[16:17] I've got into some just personal rough
estimates on on the fencing cost. It's
[16:22] not in the immediate future, but you
know, it's could be something uh that
[16:28] that we see a self- sustaining or
potentially profitable
[16:34] asset to the nature center, you know,
bringing a historic animal back to to
[16:38] the land.
[16:43] » Somebody's got a product out there now
that you don't need fences.
[16:47] » It's kind of like
>> from your app on your And you can move
[16:52] their pasture from one place to another
from your
[16:58] » we had that today with our IT problems.
Those bison would be on 69.
[17:05] » I'd want some pretty
insurance guarantees on that one.
[17:13] » I kind of like some of these ideas.
As the meeting ended yesterday, I asked
[17:20] um Chris to just put some long range
planning thoughts and ideas together. So
[17:28] you can
[17:31] » we all kind of know, you know, some of
the wish list.
[17:34] » Sure.
We do have
[17:40] couple of staff members that will be
[17:45] nearing retirement the next five years
on the staffing site. That's a
[17:50] consideration.
[18:00] Yeah, I'm guessing you're probably
worse.
[18:24] I think it's there's hope there that we
might be able to fix.
[18:30] there as opposed to replace for what it
cost.
[18:36] Be great to have a little wider bridge
mowers and equipment back and forth, but
[18:44] you're well into six figures for
it gets used a lot, but it's hard to
[18:51] justify that for
>> that kind of money for a park. You know,
[18:57] that money could go a long ways. towards
other projects. A lot more
[19:08] information
[19:29] I guess if we were
interested in in moving forward, are we
[19:35] just looking at any kind of a motion to
uh move forward with
[19:43] negotiations with next era or how we
looking at it? What do you want from us?
[19:53] Yes. I just would like to see if I can
get
[19:57] an agreement to move forward.
>> So that if we were to have a motion
[20:02] today, then we would uh
>> I
[20:08] » we would come back, you would come back
with that document. Then we probably
[20:13] have another motion to approve that
agreement as presented.
[20:19] » So today's action would just be to
purely for them.
[20:25] » Yeah. Just to go forward
agreements
[20:31] » as as will be shown and we won't
we won't have request signatures or
[20:38] anything until after
everything and it's been reviewed and
[20:45] any changes that she wants
request to have those changes made and
[20:49] it'll just be much quicker. All
[20:58] right. Well, I think this is got a lot
of potential for
[21:04] benefits to
county programs and
[21:12] benefits.
I would make a motion to move forward
[21:16] with
the easement on the township
[21:23] railroad bed.
>> I'll second that
[21:28] second Smith to
go ahead of the easement township for
[21:33] the railroad property.
All in favor say I. I.
[21:40] » Thank you.
[21:52] It's not sec.
[22:06] » All right.
Let's discuss secondary road matter.
[22:16] » Good morning.
>> Good morning.
[22:21] » Project in progress right now that I
came from and can give you a little
[22:26] update on. Um our county crew is working
on a gravel road stabilization project.
[22:34] The dust spots product. the dust pods
repers on site who helped to
[22:42] coach us through the process. Um they
started at 6:00 a.m. They mix the
[22:48] product with water and a tanker and
spray it on the road from several
[22:52] different passes and kind of mix it back
and forth with the scarifier and
[22:56] maintainers. Two maintainers out there
right now. Um they're working on the
[23:01] first mile which is 150th Avenue
Highway 9 going south.
[23:07] » So you have it kind of closed off just
for local traffic.
[23:10] » I wouldn't say that. It's uh right now
the window when I left there was maybe
[23:15] two foot tall, but on both sides of it
was easily drivable. So
[23:20] » not much different than a regular road.
>> Just a little bit bigger window as all.
[23:24] Um but otherwise pretty well the same.
And of course we got trucks of plates
[23:29] and the water truck and two maintainers.
So there's a little more equipment out
[23:32] there. I would I think by, you know,
11:00 they'd be
[23:39] getting the grade fine tuned and rolling
it and and looking to hopefully move on
[23:45] to the second mile south from there.
Yep. today.
[23:50] Um
I'm not sure if he's got the water truck
[23:54] running for a day or not sure that's one
of the factors
[23:59] trying to get done today in the forecast
of course too. We're not really you're
[24:03] looking for a good moisture in the road
but not raining.
[24:08] So we we kind of hit it just right here
today. We got a little shot of rain the
[24:11] other day. They put a little extra water
on it yesterday and then all the water
[24:16] that comes with the solution of material
they put on there.
[24:21] So this road when we're when it's
finally rolled and cured after a day and
[24:27] a half, two days, it'll be like a hard
surface to go away.
[24:35] It should have very minimal dust.
It won't require any blading through the
[24:40] summer unless we have some flower
pockets that show up.
[24:46] So, our intent is to be entirely hands
off with this road also,
[24:53] right? See how it weathers through the
winter and
[24:56] have minimal bleeding going forward for
the next few years? That's the intent of
[25:00] the project.
[25:04] » So, was there anybody that needed to be
notified on that? those roads ahead of
[25:10] time or I'm wondering about the north
side into Bryce Lake. Will people need
[25:15] to be notified when you do that one?
>> I mean, we
[25:21] didn't on this stretch and we've had
plenty of traffic working around.
[25:25] » I just think they're going to be happy
and excited about it. So, it's a little
[25:29] PR.
>> Sure. We didn't really advertise this
[25:31] one because it's a a process we haven't
done before and uh so there's a lot of
[25:37] unknowns with it.
>> Yes. Yeah.
[25:40] » But it seems to be going fine. We seem
to have the right equipment out there
[25:45] » that's capable of doing what we are
required to do for product.
[25:51] » There's just one scarifier then or both
>> just one stifier in front of one
[25:55] maintainer is I don't know maybe six
feet wide. So that's I mean one of the
[25:58] limiting factors is we have to make
>> maybe maybe a couple golden passes and
[26:05] uh first with the scarifier and then
with the maintainers to wind rope the
[26:08] material and then mix it then lay it
back down then roll it. So it's just
[26:13] several passes.
That's maybe the part that takes time in
[26:19] addition to filling up the truck with
water which he said doesn't need to be a
[26:23] municipal or well source or
trying to figure out ways to get faster
[26:28] wire. They got extra tank out there.
They're pumping film to try and speed up
[26:33] the truck filling process.
Guess we're looking at all options for
[26:39] the other ones. Fire hydrant or some
other way to get fast water that's not
[26:44] going to cost.
>> How much how many gallons per day you
[26:48] figure?
>> Well, I thought it was 12,000 a mile.
[26:53] 12,000 gallons. And he said, "Well,
Depends on the type of day. It depends
[26:58] on the moisture and the material. And I
think they'll end up more than that out
[27:01] there somewhere between 1500 I think.
[27:08] So we just, you know, we got a 4,000
gallon truck to few times to refill it.
[27:17] Imagine all the farmers are probably
using their their water tanks right now
[27:22] for you know when we were farming we had
big water tanks that we could come in
[27:27] can load fast get out of it.
>> Yeah. They have one that they borrow for
[27:32] that purpose today.
So it's going it's going fine. You know
[27:39] while we're doing our first trial it's
nice not that things working too fast.
[27:43] It's humid and not drying out super
fast. You know,
[27:48] dry day where it's windy might be a
problem to keep ahead of the moisture.
[27:55] I know I don't know what the
cost is, but I know they have trucks
[28:02] there.
[28:14] So that's what I know on that. If I
shoot you an update, you can stop by.
[28:22] So a couple other things looking
forward. We have
[28:26] microsurfacing on A38 from Leland to the
church for
[28:33] next week possibly.
We also possibly may have brothers are
[28:39] their subcontractors here to start on
Rice Lake
[28:44] 235th out there. I'll have a little bit
of milling work to do and then they'll
[28:49] have a reclaiming operation
followed by kind of a maintainer and
[28:55] fine-tune the grade and rolling process
and then following they're planning to
[29:02] repave the parking lot at Rice Lake at
the same time. So there might be some
[29:05] overlap back and forth there.
[29:11] should just take a week or so to kind of
do all that if it all lines up
[29:17] perfectly.
>> So, how will the edges be? How did you
[29:21] end up with how wide a
they call that edge on the road?
[29:26] » Shoulder.
>> The shoulder. How wide?
[29:28] » Um,
probably like a foot.
[29:32] » So, yeah.
>> I mean, at some spots it's a lot wider
[29:35] and
some spots it's not.
[29:40] » And we can't do anything about that
unless we hold in a large amount of
[29:43] dirt, which
>> there's potential that that could
[29:48] happen,
but we're most likely just going to put
[29:54] enough material there to get foot next
to it so the edge of the pavement is not
[29:58] there.
>> The restriction there is when you start
[30:02] hauling in dirt for more shoulder, then
you're limiting how wide the ditch is.
[30:07] Yeah, the ditches through there are not
working the best anyway. So, there's
[30:13] pile on the golf course side that's I
think does sufficient job. The field
[30:18] side is
need some work if it were to work like a
[30:22] normal ditch, but I see that it's
negatively affecting the farm either.
[30:26] So,
[30:30] » yeah, it's narrow. That's just a 66 foot
right away there just like a gravel
[30:33] road. So compared to pavements with wide
shoulders and ditches really isn't room
[30:38] for that to be ideal.
[30:46] » When did you say that was going to
happen?
[30:49] » June 15 is the date that is have been
provided.
[30:57] kinds of projects sometimes show up
earlier than expected or later or
[31:01] sometimes with short notice, especially
if they're small like this one.
[31:10] Try to keep everybody at home.
[31:18] I am leaving Thursday
for
[31:23] and I'll be out for a while.
So, I'll have a phone with me with an
[31:30] international plan, but uh you you'll be
better ser
[31:38] Eric or Rachel or calling.
They ought to be set up to take care of
[31:43] anything you need.
[31:50] probably won't get into any of our
bridge replacement projects until I get
[31:54] back.
Um, so I think they'll be pretty heavy
[31:59] on the work orders doing culvert
separations and tile repairs and
[32:04] miscellaneous ditch cleaning and that
kind of stuff. Our guys will be pretty
[32:07] well sticking to that stuff.
>> I think that's probably good to do
[32:10] before you get going on the
>> Yeah, I mean we try to cram as much as
[32:13] we can into the before we get going on
those projects because from the day we
[32:17] start we'll have our older crew tied up
for probably three months
[32:23] um two months two to three months
depending on how weather goes
[32:28] fourth of July holiday happens and the
guys mostly kick off quite some time
[32:32] around there and then the following week
we try to dig anything you know get get
[32:37] started on bigger projects
[32:43] we have uh
We're cooperating with D& Solutions on
[32:48] the cover replacement that came up all
of a sudden off the junction.
[32:53] Um, so we pick a couple quotes on just
the equipment labor for that
[33:00] just to try and keep things moving. You
know, that one's got a big smash in it.
[33:05] So, we kind of wanted to move it up in
priority. We got kind of a schedule
[33:08] that's that's pretty full for our own
guys. So, they'll be bringing in their
[33:13] excavators and dozers and doing all the
digging and they'll call for loads of
[33:18] rock just like our guys do and our guys
will haul it and
[33:22] we'll kind of work together on it like
that. I think it'll work pretty good.
[33:29] That's supposed to be in the next
[33:34] month to six weeks.
We wanted it pretty tight on that sound.
[33:43] pipe should be delivered any day.
[33:49] » Do you have a dollar on that? I can't
remember what you said.
[33:52] » Uh probably didn't haven't had one until
now. The labor of the contract is more
[33:59] than 30,000 less than 40. I don't have
the number with me. And then the the
[34:04] cover pipe is in that same range also.
So, you know, we might have $8,000
[34:11] project or a little better
by the time we buy a couple of the rock
[34:16] and couple of the driveway pipes and
whatever else is needed
[34:22] to the surface.
[34:29] That's something we haven't really done
before. So
[34:36] » for the sake of timeline, I think good
opportunity and it's the type of project
[34:41] that's kind of easy to quote, you know,
like if we were to quote 10
[34:47] fixes or something like that. There's
kind of a whole lot of things that are
[34:50] going to make it go up and down, how
much time it takes and what things are
[34:53] required, but this one pretty cut dry.
So,
[34:56] » we just decided to take the opportunity
and try something a little bit
[34:59] different. I think it'll work good.
[35:12] Believe that's what I have for updates
today.
[35:17] » I have a question on that road west.
[35:24] » Any way to put some rip in there to hold
that bank
[35:30] on the back slope?
[35:36] force it to go around.
>> Well, I mean, there's rip wrap is a
[35:41] double-edged sword because
it will work and stabilize the slope,
[35:48] but the sediment's still going to pour
out of that field and then our guys will
[35:52] try to be cleaning a ditch with rip.
[35:58] And so basically what they have to do is
pull it all out one piece at a time,
[36:02] clean the ditch again, and then place it
all back one piece at a time.
[36:07] » Yeah. Do we want to do that every time?
I don't know.
[36:14] » There's a better fix than that, I think,
out there.
[36:16] » It needs a filter strip or something.
And what it really needs, right?
[36:21] » It's still even if you had a filter
strip there, I think the pressure would
[36:25] be there.
would eat away at that slope.
[36:29] » Possible
>> just you know filter strip absorb so
[36:34] much more
[36:38] » has potential to and it slows the water
down.
[36:43] » The potential to
>> the slowing the water is kind of what
[36:46] that spot really means.
[36:51] What's this?
[37:03] Probably won't be able to talk
[37:11] in there
or anything like that.
[37:17] That's across there. You know that traps
water.
[37:22] helps with erosion, but
it's something to work around. You know,
[37:27] you get stripped filter
silk fences several times along there
[37:32] and it's you'd have to farm around it
and have to be the grass water way to
[37:38] start.
[37:44] I think
we can certainly clean it out again.
[37:49] I what we can do to prevent it from
happening other than get participation.
[37:55] » So when that water spills over there,
it's really if it hits the ditch and
[37:59] then is supposed to go south,
>> supposed to go south and you know the
[38:03] ditch has tall grass. So it's just a big
filter.
[38:07] » So the water goes down the ditch and all
of a sudden it gets left behind. So you
[38:11] get these wind like wind rows and piles
of siltation
[38:16] corn stocks if that's the case and all
that just breaks down.
[38:21] fills up the ditch and then you got
water cut
[38:25] the last
>> road
[38:30] » and then it's dangerous, you know, come
>> flying around those
[38:36] don't know it's washed out.
[38:42] » Thanks.
[38:49] 25
primary election.
[39:28] So there's four packets. The first
packet that you have, Susan, is for us
[39:33] for our canvas. The second pack that
Terry has is for the state and the two
[39:40] smaller packets are for the county
[39:46] chairs. So the Republican chair and the
Democrat chair
[39:54] pass down the bill because his name is
[40:13] I got
[41:40] How did it all go?
[41:44] There's always interesting things that
happened, but it overall went well.
[42:32] It seemed like there was a lot more
votes this year for a lot of this.
[42:38] » Yeah, I think it's pretty typical to
have about that many.
[42:46] Of course, the Democratic side for the
a lot of the things didn't have any
[42:53] candidates, so there's always going to
be under votes there.
[43:15] I did an administrative recount of the
absent views this year.
[43:20] Um, and that went fine. Had them in
absentee board in the next morning and
[43:25] we write them all through again and
everything matched. Just I wanted to
[43:31] » How many people are on that board that
you call?
[43:35] » Uh, well, four.
>> Four.
[43:37] » I have to have at least three and I can
have as many as I want, but I have four
[43:42] in the chair.
[43:46] No, no, that is um it is
election workers, pole workers that I've
[43:52] hired.
[44:01] Nobody ever realizes how much work goes
into those.
[44:07] » And so we still have um at the fairness
on Thursday, we have uh an audit that we
[44:13] do. So we
bring in they have 34 workers coming in
[44:18] and we'll hand count all the ballots in
uh M Valley precinct I think is what the
[44:26] secretary chose for this year and then
they they hand count two races.
[44:32] » Okay.
>> So that we can make sure it matches with
[44:34] their machines.
It always has. So that's good.
[44:41] » So they just random things.
>> Yeah. secretary chooses uh two races and
[44:47] a precinct.
[44:55] That's on Thursday morning at 9 and
anyone's welcome to attend.
[45:06] You counted down.
I counted down.
[45:53] Did you put out the announcement that
there will be a pool party today in the
[45:58] fountain?
>> No.
[46:01] » Start next week.
>> Blessings start next week.
[46:06] » Custodian.
>> Speaking of the fountain, they take they
[46:10] work.
Yeah. Any of them?
[46:13] » Yes. Because that's a lot of
>> I applied for a grant from the American
[46:22] Legion Foundation and I did not receive
it. So, I'm disappointed, but
[46:40] Keep trying, don't we?
>> Mhm.
[46:59] A lot of people pass their kids and
stuff around
[47:06] how it all came to be.
[47:13] We used to joke that the water fountain
that was right out there that was just
[47:17] the fountain water
[47:21] that fountain.
[47:29] Was it?
No.
[47:46] I wouldn't drink the fountain water. I
see a lot of lot of things going that
[47:50] water.
>> A lot of people, a lot of dogs
[47:54] that got fountain water.
[48:12] all sorts of stuff.
[48:17] » It's been a few years since I've seen
that.
[48:23] » You may maybe you have
[48:27] » four or five years ago.
>> I remember there was a couple flashing
[48:31] it. You know, these aren't supposed to
be in there. Sure. Look, they were
[48:35] having fun. So,
>> I also, you know, there's electricity
[48:40] that runs like right through there. So,
it makes me nervous when I see like kids
[48:45] splash around in there, but
>> it should be all grounded. But, you
[48:49] know,
[49:01] we get any Mickey Mouse ones that were
writings or anything.
[49:06] » There was a few writins. Are they in the
big book?
[49:12] » Always interesting just seeing who the
rights are.
[50:09] There you go.
[50:20] Watch.
[50:26] » You ever seen that?
[50:30] in the earth.
>> Oh yes.
[50:32] » Running all that coins
[50:36] of
[50:40] connect.
[50:49] » You know that that whole movie was based
on the Odyssey. The whole movie is based
[50:54] on the
>> what movie?
[50:58] Oh,
>> and the oneeyed guy and Cyclops gets in
[51:02] there and the sirens. It's all
>> It's old story.
[51:09] » We were up in Oregon.
>> Really?
[51:15] We did not see that ship see
[53:38] Well, at least we don't take two to
three weeks to count the votes.
[53:56] or something.
[54:03] » Will be happy to hear that he's been
written in a number of times to come out
[54:09] of retirement.
[54:15] Is it every single race? I think so.
[54:47] I'd like to make a motion to accept the
canvas 2026 primary election.
[54:55] I'll second
[55:00] the cab
in favor say I.
[55:04] » I
[55:30] Brian, do you open form while we're
signing?
[55:33] » I I just have one thing. Um, for fiscal
year 27, there are 27 pays in the fiscal
[55:42] year. So, we're going to need to adjust
our payroll. And so I will have a couple
[55:51] of resolutions hopefully for next week
on how we're going to tackle that. Um I
[55:59] talked to our external auditor and she
feels we need to change
[56:07] uh right now we pay kind of by pay
periods for the salaried and we pay by
[56:15] um hours for the elderly people and she
wants us to change to pay
[56:24] per day for the salary people. So, I
need to look into how that'll
[56:32] » the first payroll of July. And
so, we I got a little bit of work to do
[56:41] before July on changing
>> thought process on that. Um so the way
[56:47] we do it right now she's saying that the
salaried people get paid ahead and
[56:55] um
[57:00] » to make it more equitable.
>> I well I don't I don't
[57:06] that's what I I have to look into
because she but you we still get paid
[57:11] what we're supposed to get paid. So if
we change it and the the salary people
[57:17] won't get paid their full salary. So, I
I just need to do some research, look
[57:23] into it, but there will be um
like I said, some resolutions that
[57:30] you'll need to sign to when we get it
all figured out hopefully by next week.
[57:37] » July is coming.
>> Yes, it sure is.
[57:44] I got a question. Round table
discussion. We've been um contemplating
[57:49] uh that Pete fire. Did we ever get
reimbured for that? Did the county get
[57:52] reimbured for that fire?
>> Are they going to?
[57:55] » It's in litigation.
>> Okay.
[57:58] That could be
a long time.
[58:08] » California votes done now because they
got the result they wanted. Is that
[58:11] over?
They usually keep until
[58:17] I I don't know. I haven't set my vote,
>> you know. I'm going to have to admit
[58:22] after this primary election, I'm
thinking I should do that myself.
[58:29] » I'm also on EMS committee. I'm wondering
with the communication issue, do we have
[58:34] to discuss anything on our end on the
advisory board? But we patient
[58:41] » when is that meeting? We're having a
tech meeting on Wednesday and then we'll
[58:46] have the
advisory committee probably the next
[58:51] week.
>> So,
[58:54] » will there be a conclusion as to what we
need for
[58:57] » it's going to go there's a there's a
group that's meeting with the
[59:02] communications
committee too, right?
[59:05] » That's Monday, isn't it?
>> Yeah.
[59:12] the 22
>> that we set that up because it's their
[59:15] budget that would implement it.
[59:20] » But but part of the money that we might
be getting might go toward
[59:24] communication. We're just I'm just
>> we need a
[59:32] Joe has directed to look into other
options.
[59:37] Uh we heavily talked about the one that
uh birth and reborn and they're all the
[59:46] same and so we're trying to find that
[59:53] June 18.
>> Okay.
[59:57] What's the
>> June 18th
[1:00:00] » at Thompson? The tech is at Thompson.
We'll probably have the advisory one
[1:00:05] here.
[1:00:14] Unless you really wanted, Thompson, it
wouldn't hurt my feelings.
[1:00:24] » Yeah.
[1:00:50] 6:00.
>> Um,
[1:00:56] » yeah, that usually
the advisory.
[1:01:00] » Yeah.
[1:01:06] is at 5:30. So
[1:01:16] » you stay natur.
[1:01:25] » Yeah.
>> Yeah.
[1:01:36] Yes.
[1:01:41] » Yeah.
[1:01:46] » Yes.
[1:02:02] We did. Okay. There's somebody on hot
spot.
[1:02:04] » Oh, good.
[1:02:38] I always feel sad that people wasted
that,
[1:02:42] you know, they put in the effort to
actually show up and Right.
[1:02:52] » Mickey Mouse is always happy.
[1:03:17] I see I got written in FC1
>> on the Democrat side.
[1:03:22] » Oh, is that Democrat?
>> Yep.
[1:03:24] » Oh, okay.
[1:04:26] There's a lot of sighting today.
[1:04:33] Brink Please.
[1:05:27] And then I had a black
[1:05:37] Nice
[1:05:46] to slow down quickly.
[1:07:15] Very good.
[1:07:37] Yes,
[1:07:42] » I have.
>> Yeah.
[1:07:47] » Um I I do believe we should
>> advertise it though.
[1:07:54] » Yeah,
>> you're working on that. Okay.
[1:07:56] » Okay, good. Thank you.
[1:08:00] » And then it needs to be posted on
>> Yeah.
[1:08:07] » that we
um think it's July 1, but I'll double
[1:08:12] check
[1:08:16] » for publications.
[1:08:26] of the courthouse and it's got to be on
websites and it's got to be on
[1:08:38] » to come up with some type of clear
pocket or something that we can put on
[1:08:43] the door that's more permanent.
>> You don't want just a bunch of scotch
[1:08:46] tape.
I pulled off a couple of old ones the
[1:08:50] other day so we can come up with
[1:08:56] one in the hallway possibly
conservation.
[1:09:00] » There you go.
[1:09:10] Um,
[1:09:14] » it says the
>> agenda must be published at published in
[1:09:18] at least 24 hours in advance of the
meeting.
[1:09:22] Um,
specifically advise news agencies that
[1:09:28] has requested the agenda which is same
as what we have and post a paper copy in
[1:09:34] a pro prominent and conspicuous location
that is visible at all times.
[1:09:40] uh so posted on the door of the
courthouse and post on county websites.
[1:09:45] There is no exceptions to this. Failure
to comply
[1:09:50] and result in hefty fines and
disciplinary action. It's just it's just
[1:09:54] meeting notices
[1:09:58] » public meeting notice requirements
>> the agenda or just the notice of
[1:10:05] » so any like meeting notices any uh I
would say public bid letings any
[1:10:12] anything that would require a public
notice so like anything that we put in
[1:10:15] the paper
>> well like a public hearing that's
[1:10:18] already part of the board meeting I'm
still asking
[1:10:22] You have to have the agenda on that
post. Okay. Well, the reason I as
[1:10:31] easier to have electronic sign out there
just
[1:10:36] in
[1:10:40] » kind of like a monitor out there that do
>> that wouldn't be bad
[1:10:46] outdoor screen
>> because there could be really multiple
[1:10:53] Scott's need to post something and we
have
[1:10:57] » granular like if you post a meeting do I
also need a separate public hearing as a
[1:11:02] part of the meeting do I need
>> that's a question for Kelsey
[1:11:07] » I think on the agenda
>> bid letting is not what I would think of
[1:11:12] as a public meeting even though it's
[1:11:17] open for public viewings I suppose
The problem with putting it on an
[1:11:23] electronic phone is that it would have
to scroll of some sort. So if somebody
[1:11:27] walked up I mean how would you put mult
[1:11:38] like my TV at home doesn't have photos
that
[1:11:43] » just a continuous slideshow of image any
department can connect to that screen
[1:11:49] post.
>> Oh yeah
[1:11:54] we don't get it hijacked.
[1:12:03] You don't want the playing on it.
I was thinking more like the movies
[1:12:08] where they hijack the whole world
[1:12:18] through
[1:12:34] » I I can take a picture of you.
[1:12:43] My family,
[1:12:48] my kids will notice.
[1:12:59] » You seem
[1:13:16] the department heads.
[1:13:21] » I think we could probably say we're
>> Oh, good.
[1:13:26] Yeah, we