[0:02] Small.

[0:05] Dennis, did you get my message? You're

[0:07] up.

[0:07] >> Yes, I am. And um

[0:10] so let's call this meeting to order.

[0:15] And the first item on public is public

[0:18] comment.

[0:20] Do we have anybody online? No?

[0:22] >> Look at the camera. I noticed this.

[0:24] >> Same way on the last PTR meeting, it was

[0:27] this way, too.

[0:27] >> And on our council meeting minutes, it's

[0:30] right there and somebody's

[0:32] >> Well, do you want me to stand on your

[0:33] chair?

[0:33] >> No.

[0:35] >> I mean, I can. Point the little thing.

[0:37] >> Looks like it's going to go down.

[0:39] >> You want to point it down? I I'll do it.

[0:41] >> Any tiny bit, yeah.

[0:43] >> It was that way for council, too, I

[0:44] noticed.

[0:46] I was like, "Oh, goody."

[0:49] It's been that way for a minute.

[0:53] Ooh.

[0:56] » Here we go.

[0:57] >> I think someone must have just bumped

[0:58] it.

[0:59] >> I mean, you can people

[1:00] >> Is it not staying?

[1:05] » Okay, there's some

[1:07] >> tape on it?

[1:08] >> Duct tape here already. Let's see if we

[1:10] >> It must have broke loose.

[1:12] That's how this city is held together, I

[1:14] tell you. Little duct tape.

[1:18] » Hey.

[1:19] No.

[1:21] >> Oh,

[1:21] nice try.

[1:22] >> It's okay.

[1:23] >> And we gave it a shot, so

[1:26] >> Oh, there you go.

[1:26] >> A lot of good.

[1:27] >> It's better.

[1:28] >> It's yeah.

[1:29] >> Yeah, that's good.

[1:30] Thanks, Dennis.

[1:32] >> It'll slowly Look, it's slowly moving.

[1:34] >> We'll have to get some new duct tape.

[1:39] » I'll let Ben

[1:40] >> Duct tape fixes everything.

[1:41] >> There it goes.

[1:43] >> Goodbye.

[1:44] >> That's funny.

[1:45] >> On a film set,

[1:47] if somebody brings duct tape, they're in

[1:49] real trouble.

[1:51] You don't want to use it, and if they're

[1:53] your house and you're the set, you

[1:55] especially don't want duct tape because

[1:57] they hang lights and cables with it and

[1:59] it takes off your

[2:00] >> Yeah.

[2:01] >> But we have what's called gaffer's tape.

[2:04] And it won't take off paint.

[2:06] And it's it's really high quality stuff.

[2:09] >> It's so neat.

[2:11] >> It's about $17 a roll.

[2:15] » Okay.

[2:16] No public comment.

[2:19] Number two,

[2:20] we have a motion to approve the February

[2:23] 19th

[2:24] >> I'll approve February 19th

[2:26] a minutes.

[2:27] >> minutes

[2:29] We have a motion to

[2:30] >> I'll second.

[2:32] >> All in favor?

[2:33] >> I.

[2:35] >> Any opposed? Passes.

[2:37] Approval of the September 30th, 2025

[2:41] meetings minutes.

[2:45] Somebody have a motion?

[2:48] >> Sherry, make a motion.

[2:49] >> Oh, I'll make a motion to approve the

[2:51] September I can't.

[2:52] >> Oh, okay.

[2:53] >> Okay, well

[2:55] >> Yeah, I second that.

[2:58] » All in favor of approving them?

[3:00] >> I.

[3:02] >> Any opposed? So that passes.

[3:06] If number five is the discussion of

[3:08] committee members input on the city

[3:11] park.

[3:13] And I don't remember giving any input,

[3:15] but

[3:16] >> We had a We had a couple good lists.

[3:18] >> Yeah, we sent emails.

[3:20] >> I wrote up my list and sent

[3:22] >> Yeah, they were good.

[3:23] >> some good lists. I mean, I

[3:24] >> I think I agreed with all of them.

[3:26] >> That last one was

[3:28] that you

[3:30] Did you resend that out?

[3:32] This week?

[3:32] >> Did I send it?

[3:34] >> Somebody did.

[3:34] >> think I just sent it to myself.

[3:37] >> No, I got it.

[3:38] >> You did? About the

[3:40] grass amphitheater?

[3:41] >> Yes.

[3:42] >> Yeah. Yep.

[3:44] >> And everybody got it.

[3:45] >> Yep.

[3:47] >> Um is there anything that we've left

[3:49] out? Do you want me to

[3:51] >> I meant to I Did I send that to you? I

[3:53] hope I did.

[3:54] >> I think I got it, yeah.

[3:55] >> Okay.

[3:56] Uh we talked about grass amphitheater.

[3:59] We talked about Sunday night music in

[4:01] the park, ice over the trail in the park

[4:04] to skate on.

[4:05] Remove trees and plant trees, ADA

[4:08] compliant playground equipment.

[4:12] Look at the park in Salem.

[4:14] A small bathroom.

[4:17] Uh pave the trail with asphalt.

[4:22] Um a shed

[4:25] which is something Ted would like for

[4:27] maintenance equipment. Nothing big, but

[4:29] attach it to the bathroom.

[4:31] Telescope, basketball court, volleyball

[4:34] court.

[4:34] >> Basketball court will be incorporated

[4:36] into the pickleball court.

[4:39] » Oh, okay. Are we

[4:44] » Two courts?

[4:45] >> Yeah.

[4:47] >> Good.

[4:47] >> Um update the playground.

[4:50] Remove the broken pieces, which I think

[4:53] should probably be done as soon as we

[4:55] can.

[4:56] >> I'll take out the what?

[4:58] >> Broken pieces of of playground

[5:00] equipment.

[5:01] >> Oh.

[5:02] >> There are some broken apparatuses.

[5:04] >> Okay.

[5:05] >> Need removed. Um pave the parking lot.

[5:08] ADA compliant path

[5:10] >> Beside parking lot.

[5:11] >> to the pavilion.

[5:13] >> I'll stop.

[5:13] >> parking.

[5:14] >> With that

[5:16] ADA path, is is that part of the

[5:21] Not the pickleball grant, no.

[5:22] >> Okay.

[5:23] >> Pickleball grant's just

[5:25] Yeah, we'll talk about that in a minute.

[5:27] >> Okay.

[5:29] » Um

[5:31] I had a thought just the other day about

[5:34] a big flag like Costco has. Not

[5:38] necessarily in the park,

[5:40] but maybe in the roundabout. I mean a

[5:42] big flag for two

[5:44] >> So, what could we do with a thousand

[5:45] dollars? We can't do much of anything?

[5:47] I'm sitting here staring at a grant

[5:49] application.

[5:51] >> Well, I looked at flags.

[5:54] I was looking at high quality

[5:58] wouldn't rip, weather resistant, and

[6:02] it's like $3,800.

[6:04] But that's only one place I looked, and

[6:08] looked very quickly.

[6:10] But it was a big flag.

[6:12] >> So you're thinking for the roundabout?

[6:15] >> No, the roundabout's getting ripped out.

[6:17] >> Yeah.

[6:18] >> Yes, so we don't want to do anything

[6:19] there. She's talking about at the park,

[6:20] Oak Park.

[6:22] >> Maybe we don't need one that big at the

[6:23] park.

[6:24] >> Probably not.

[6:25] >> Yeah.

[6:26] >> I love Spanish forks though. It's so

[6:28] awesome.

[6:29] >> When you see them, you just

[6:31] takes your breath away.

[6:32] We only have 700 left in our budget. I

[6:35] did talk to Ted today.

[6:37] And he has not ordered the signs.

[6:42] Sign or signs that we asked him to

[6:45] replicate of the ones we already have

[6:47] for the trail.

[6:48] >> So maybe we should talk about taking

[6:49] that out of that.

[6:52] >> Well, the signs are coming out of that.

[6:53] Yeah.

[6:54] >> But I mean, that's before the signs come

[6:57] out of that.

[6:58] >> Yes.

[6:59] >> Or after?

[7:00] Oh, before.

[7:01] >> Okay.

[7:03] Um

[7:04] >> That's cuz he's ordering signs for the

[7:05] city, and I think he wants to order them

[7:06] all at once.

[7:08] >> Yeah, I wasn't

[7:10] >> No, I know. I'm just saying I think

[7:11] that's why.

[7:12] >> Um and then a

[7:14] cement pad next to the pavilion, maybe.

[7:19] Rubber surfaces for the playground, and

[7:21] I pulled this right off of AI. Are

[7:24] commonly referred to as rubber mulch,

[7:27] rubber mats, rubber playground tiles,

[7:30] and poured in place rubber.

[7:32] Uh these materials are made from

[7:35] recycled rubber, and are and are

[7:36] designed to provide impact absorption

[7:39] and cushioning to help reduce the risk

[7:41] of injuries and falls on the playground.

[7:43] >> So, is that Is it stuff that looks like

[7:45] bark kind of?

[7:46] >> No, it looks different.

[7:48] >> So, is it more solid

[7:51] and not peacy?

[7:52] >> Yes, and it's

[7:55] it gives a little.

[7:56] >> Okay.

[7:57] >> Kind of like walking on rubber, but

[7:59] >> I like it cold park. I think that's what

[8:01] they have. Do they have that there?

[8:02] >> Well, I'm going to go by tomorrow and

[8:04] look at take some pictures of that park.

[8:08] Um

[8:10] have we left anything off?

[8:12] >> Um

[8:12] >> Anything you can think of?

[8:13] >> So, what was that cement pad? Are you

[8:15] talking just to ex-

[8:17] tend?

[8:18] Are you thinking about extending cement

[8:20] area from the pavilion?

[8:22] >> We talked about that a while ago. Place

[8:24] where like a band could set up or you

[8:27] could have yoga classes if you want.

[8:29] >> It's always a little iffy when the bands

[8:31] set up and stuff because it's

[8:33] right there by the flag pole. It's

[8:34] really wet.

[8:36] And you know, they have they don't want

[8:37] to put all their equipment on that.

[8:39] >> Yeah.

[8:40] >> But it'd be neat if it was like an

[8:42] amphitheater or something.

[8:43] >> It would be.

[8:46] >> You kind of have that off the pavilion

[8:47] going towards the road, you know, you do

[8:49] have that slope right there.

[8:50] >> Yeah.

[8:50] >> It'd be nice if we could have somebody

[8:53] cut that into an amphitheater kind of a

[8:55] thing, you know what I mean?

[8:57] Yeah, change it a little bit.

[9:00] >> You know, and it didn't have to be super

[9:02] tall. Like just a few steps even, I

[9:04] think. It'd be really cool if we could

[9:06] get just a little height.

[9:09] It'd be cool if we could make us like a

[9:11] little

[9:11] >> Red Rocks Theater only like Woodland

[9:13] Hills.

[9:14] Yeah, you know what I mean?

[9:15] >> There's one like a natural one up where

[9:19] BYU now goes.

[9:21] >> They have been campgrounds everywhere

[9:22] and stuff. They're really cool.

[9:24] >> It It's actually a pavilion or

[9:28] amphitheater.

[9:30] I was up there a couple times. Um yes.

[9:33] So, anything that we've left off and how

[9:36] do we want to prioritize these? I can

[9:39] give you an update that

[9:42] >> I have a question.

[9:43] >> Fire away.

[9:44] >> You know that little section that's

[9:46] right there on the corner that's like a

[9:47] right triangle? Can we use that for

[9:49] parking at all? It's part of the

[9:50] mitigation piece of property, but could

[9:52] we use that little section there?

[9:53] >> Oh, I know what you're talking about.

[9:54] >> Yeah. Can we pave it and have people

[9:57] park there? That would be nice, wouldn't

[9:59] it?

[9:59] >> I don't know if we can or not.

[10:00] Just a thought, I don't know.

[10:02] >> Or even gravel. I know that because it

[10:04] was like government money to do a lot of

[10:06] that that they're pretty specific on

[10:08] what we can and can't do with it. So,

[10:10] I'd have to ask. Cuz there's not a lot

[10:11] of parking. So, if you're talking about

[10:12] paving and parking and all that, that

[10:14] would that could probably fit another 10

[10:15] or 12 cars. I know. That would be a good

[10:18] spot.

[10:19] Just a thought.

[10:20] >> That'd be a good question for Ted.

[10:21] >> Well, I'm not

[10:22] >> Well, where is that at?

[10:23] >> You know, if you're at the corner right

[10:24] across the street at the corner of the

[10:26] street, that kind of where the water

[10:27] comes down, there's that like big

[10:29] >> Right.

[10:30] >> triangle.

[10:30] >> a fence.

[10:31] >> There's the Bakers.

[10:32] >> Yeah. Okay.

[10:34] >> I don't know. Just a thought. Probably

[10:35] while we're thinking about parking.

[10:37] Okay. Can we do anything with it?

[10:39] >> What's that?

[10:40] >> The weeds park there.

[10:41] >> The weeds are all there. It's just a

[10:42] piece of property sitting there doing

[10:43] nothing.

[10:45] So.

[10:45] >> Because we did talk, I think, at one

[10:47] point about turning the mitigation pond

[10:51] across from Ottley's, who don't live

[10:54] there anymore, into an ice skating rink.

[10:56] And

[10:58] that was a no-go because we couldn't use

[11:00] it for something else.

[11:01] >> Ah, got you.

[11:03] >> Yeah, that was that was the rules.

[11:05] >> It's too bad.

[11:06] >> Um Ted has told me that in the grant

[11:11] he said he doesn't need right now any

[11:15] volunteer

[11:17] round everybody up to help kind of thing

[11:20] um

[11:20] until

[11:23] the grant is signed. It's going before

[11:26] city council on your next city council

[11:29] meeting.

[11:30] And what Ted is trying

[11:33] to do with the grant

[11:36] is also pave the parking lot, the

[11:39] existing parking lot, and create an ADA

[11:42] over to the pavilion. Okay. So, we would

[11:45] be taking a few things off our box right

[11:48] away and

[11:51] part of the

[11:53] uh

[11:55] discussions with Utah Outdoor Recreation

[11:58] have been this is going to be kind of a

[12:01] perpetual thing for us. We're going to

[12:03] apply every year and we can be a part of

[12:06] the big picture of the park.

[12:08] So, that's where we need to prioritize.

[12:12] Do you want to do bathroom next year?

[12:15] Um there's different types of grants.

[12:18] There's a maintenance grant that may

[12:20] take care of the paving around the park

[12:23] on the on the little trail.

[12:25] Um and the city's doing that.

[12:29] They're going to they're doing

[12:30] maintenance on the trail.

[12:32] Oh, good. And they did some last year.

[12:34] >> Around the park.

[12:34] >> Yeah.

[12:35] just the asphalt. Yeah, they're

[12:37] just going to go through and the places

[12:39] there's were sections that need it.

[12:41] Every year they'll take a section and

[12:43] replace it to keep it fresh.

[12:46] So, that would be good.

[12:48] >> Cuz there's a lot of examples of those

[12:49] little cuz along all the trails of Salem

[12:51] and the Spanish Fork out there they have

[12:53] those just a little potty, you know, but

[12:54] those kind of things can't cost that

[12:56] much. I don't know how much they cost,

[12:57] but we got to have something like that.

[12:59] >> And we have sewer we have sewer down

[13:02] there, so

[13:03] we're good for that.

[13:04] Um

[13:06] maybe even when the engineers are

[13:09] looking at what they have to do for the

[13:10] pickleball court,

[13:12] we could just kind of carve out

[13:15] the area and get

[13:17] the volunteers who have said said they

[13:19] will help with the excavating

[13:22] to do that at the same time. Where's the

[13:24] pickleball court going?

[13:25] Where the volleyball courts are?

[13:29] Where the little volleyball net goes?

[13:31] Over there, right?

[13:32] >> Left of the Left of the playground, if

[13:34] you're looking in.

[13:35] >> What parts are we talking about?

[13:38] Volleyball tournament, okay.

[13:39] >> And way left of the horseshoe pit pits.

[13:43] >> Oh, you didn't say anything about They

[13:44] are kind of a mess.

[13:46] >> The horseshoe pits?

[13:47] >> Did we Yeah, I didn't see them.

[13:49] >> We cleaned that up.

[13:50] >> They They cleaned them up They They

[13:52] cleaned them up before Woodland Hills

[13:54] Days, but nobody else maintains them.

[13:57] >> Yeah.

[13:57] >> That's the problem. We usually cuz we

[13:59] usually have some horseshoes, so

[14:00] whoever's over there will go and

[14:02] day before and clean them up real good,

[14:04] you know.

[14:05] But nobody maintains them in between.

[14:07] Yeah.

[14:07] >> I'm wondering if they needed They

[14:09] cleaned them up.

[14:10] I felt like it needed filler in there or

[14:12] something or

[14:14] something. I don't know.

[14:16] >> Yeah, it is kind of

[14:17] >> Yeah. Yeah.

[14:18] >> I know what you're talking about.

[14:21] >> Well, they're there. I don't think it

[14:23] would be since they're basically there,

[14:24] it wouldn't be maybe a lot. I don't know

[14:27] really what is the best material.

[14:29] >> Sand or or

[14:30] >> chips? Yeah, I don't know.

[14:33] >> I think it's sand.

[14:34] >> Is it sand now?

[14:35] >> Yeah.

[14:36] it was kind of like just weedy and maybe they've already

[14:40] >> Well, they just do it for Woodland Hills

[14:42] Days, which is

[14:44] not yet Yeah, not enough but they'll go

[14:46] out and weed it.

[14:48] Um I know Slater's when they were in

[14:50] charge, he went out and cleaned it up.

[14:52] >> And I I do know that

[14:56] just went right out of my mind.

[14:59] Oh, the area that's really wet.

[15:02] Ted is looking at that, too. To get that

[15:05] fixed.

[15:06] >> Yeah, that's been going on for a

[15:07] >> Is that the sprinkler issue?

[15:09] I don't know. Or is it just a low

[15:11] >> and grading and

[15:13] >> Well, if the rock Have you seen the rock

[15:15] right there? The sprinkler shot up and eaten away at the rock, too.

[15:20] >> Well, that could be Could that but it's also

[15:24] kids because I pulled a

[15:28] What's the long rod that you can kind of

[15:30] dig into the ground? It's got a

[15:33] like a triangle edge on the bottom.

[15:35] There were kids there chipping away at

[15:37] the rock.

[15:38] >> Oh, like a post holder.

[15:40] >> Well, yeah, kind of. And I lost it

[15:43] cuz it was left there by the rock.

[15:45] >> So, is the reason

[15:48] there's water there because

[15:51] the shut-off valve leaks?

[15:54] Or is it because

[15:56] that's where the water drains after

[15:59] >> I think it's the latter.

[16:00] >> irrigate it?

[16:01] >> I think it's the latter. Yeah.

[16:04] >> Okay, so it's a low point where the

[16:05] water collects after.

[16:07] >> So, my husband and son used to mow the

[16:08] park and they work They would fix it all

[16:11] the time and it would just

[16:13] Every time they went back up there, it'd

[16:14] be broken again.

[16:15] >> Wow.

[16:17] >> So, I don't know. And the sprinkler

[16:18] head, they would fix it all the time.

[16:19] The sprinkler head would be broken, it

[16:21] would be wet. My husband would fix it,

[16:23] he'd get it dry and then, you know, a

[16:25] couple weeks later it would be broken

[16:27] again.

[16:27] >> So, the sprinkler head breaks and just

[16:29] >> The sprinkler head breaks and whatever's

[16:31] right there, it's just a low spot and

[16:33] it's just a bad spot.

[16:36] >> Mhm.

[16:37] >> That would be really good to get that

[16:38] finally.

[16:40] >> Okay, so it sounds like a good place for

[16:41] some drainage and and is that where you

[16:43] want to put that concrete pad?

[16:47] >> Um no, the concrete pad would be like

[16:49] over between the pavilion and the

[16:51] playground, I think.

[16:52] >> Yeah, okay.

[16:52] >> In that section.

[16:53] >> Join them together.

[16:54] >> Okay.

[17:00] » So, sorry. What am I adding? I was

[17:02] looking for a picture

[17:03] >> So,

[17:04] on this list

[17:05] >> horse shoes.

[17:07] Yeah, well, just kind of

[17:08] >> This is going to be sent to the council

[17:11] to look at.

[17:13] And

[17:14] >> Yes.

[17:15] >> is our job then to prioritize it?

[17:18] Before it goes there.

[17:19] >> Our suggestion to prioritize it.

[17:22] The mayor's asked us to do this.

[17:24] >> Okay.

[17:26] Well, my thought on prioritization is

[17:31] would there be some

[17:36] liability issues on things on this list

[17:39] that would pop us up at the top?

[17:42] Like is there a liability with the

[17:44] playground

[17:45] we're not up to code on the playground

[17:47] because we have these wood chips

[17:49] instead of something safe there. And

[17:51] second,

[17:53] the playground equipment small looks

[17:55] like it's damaged. I want to go there

[17:56] and look and see if the damage is a hazard.

[18:01] >> Wood chips are up to code.

[18:04] >> We just got those last year.

[18:07] >> Okay.

[18:07] >> Those are up to code, but the equipment

[18:10] >> The equipment. So, equipment would be a

[18:12] priority and

[18:12] >> Yeah, I just I remember one thing being

[18:14] broken. I'm just remembering taking my

[18:16] grandson over there.

[18:18] One of the little things is little

[18:19] spinner broken.

[18:21] Um

[18:23] >> I'll go over there and look and

[18:25] see if we put that on the list to make

[18:26] it a

[18:27] >> It's not a very exciting playground.

[18:29] It's good. It's basic, but I mean you

[18:31] could do more to it.

[18:33] >> Is anybody getting rid of any of their

[18:35] old swing sets or their old

[18:37] climbing things or not really that old,

[18:39] sorry, old, but I mean something that

[18:41] could be donated and added?

[18:43] >> I do know that school districts, cuz I'm

[18:46] working on this with a HOA that I'm on.

[18:50] Um school districts periodically

[18:54] get rid of stuff and we've reached out

[18:56] to school districts. I reached out to

[18:58] Waterford. We're going to reach out to

[18:59] the academy. I don't And I was kind of

[19:01] doing it with a dual purpose in mind for

[19:04] the city as well.

[19:05] It'd be nice to have some

[19:07] big swings. Although I can swing on the

[19:09] swings that are there.

[19:11] >> Um

[19:13] Is it in my car?

[19:14] >> What's that?

[19:16] >> We went to convention and there was a

[19:18] company and they had some really cool

[19:20] playgrounds. We and I got a brochure. I

[19:23] should have brought it. I don't know

[19:24] where it's at.

[19:26] Of diff- different ideas and it what the

[19:28] council really would like to see is like

[19:30] a wood playground.

[19:32] >> Oh.

[19:33] >> So all wood. So like a and I have a

[19:36] whole booklet of them, this company that

[19:37] does them and

[19:39] uh

[19:40] Anyway, you can get grants and stuff

[19:42] because they're like

[19:43] >> These are little diggers. The kids like

[19:44] the little diggers and the

[19:46] >> But like

[19:47] I would I'm trying to think it's not out

[19:49] in my car.

[19:50] >> Indeed.

[19:51] >> So what I'm curious about the wood like

[19:54] It's treated. It doesn't need

[19:57] >> But does it fade?

[19:58] >> No.

[19:59] >> And it doesn't um

[20:01] >> No.

[20:01] >> like get splintery?

[20:02] >> No. It's a certain kind.

[20:05] of wood that stands

[20:07] up.

[20:07] I can't remember the name of it. It's

[20:09] some kind of exotic

[20:10] >> That can be cuz I remember a playground

[20:12] or one in Santa Barbara that we used to

[20:14] go to and it was It's been up for years

[20:17] and it was always really good condition.

[20:19] >> Yeah, cuz we asked that when we were in

[20:20] St. George. We said is you know, is this

[20:23] >> Yeah, with the with the with the heat

[20:25] and the

[20:26] >> They said it will it will take it.

[20:31] » Well, I think that is

[20:32] >> Hey, I just sent you all pictures

[20:36] >> And that works. Okay.

[20:37] >> in Costa Rica that I took pictures of

[20:40] that is all wood and it's beautiful.

[20:44] Just to give you an idea, but I thought

[20:46] I'd sent those a long time ago when I

[20:48] was there.

[20:50] Maybe not.

[20:52] Hey.

[20:54] But I like the idea of all wood. I think

[20:56] it fits in with Woodland

[20:58] >> Woodland Hills.

[20:59] chunky things.

[21:00] >> Yeah, they had they had one that was

[21:02] like as hard to explain, but it was like

[21:03] this owl thing and you could climb in

[21:05] it, but there was one that was like a pirate

[21:08] ship, but it was all wood and you know,

[21:10] it had pieces and they had little big

[21:13] places they could all crawl through and

[21:14] climb. It was awesome.

[21:15] >> I don't think they would like the cuz it

[21:17] I don't think there's a lot of kids that

[21:18] play at the park right now because

[21:20] it's baby stuff.

[21:21] >> Or pretty much geared towards five and

[21:24] under would you say?

[21:25] >> Yeah, but playground equipment's always

[21:27] going to be

[21:28] like that. Older kids are never going to

[21:30] play on it though.

[21:31] >> Yeah.

[21:31] >> It maybe the little bit older ones, but

[21:33] yeah, it'd be cool.

[21:38] » So, how are we going to prioritize the

[21:40] list?

[21:41] >> Yeah, what should we do? What's the most

[21:43] important?

[21:45] >> Um if you look at the email I sent you,

[21:47] that'll have the list.

[21:49] >> Okay, is that That's the one that you

[21:51] just

[21:51] >> That's what I'm looking at that I just

[21:52] read.

[21:53] >> All right.

[21:55] >> But oh, I had Christmas lights at the

[21:57] top actually cuz we did talk about that.

[21:59] Trees.

[22:01] Preston is willing to

[22:04] cut down the trees in the park that

[22:06] inhibit the flag. They're those white

[22:11] like quakies?

[22:12] >> And they're quakies.

[22:13] >> Yeah.

[22:14] Um that are half dead or dying

[22:17] and the flag catches on them all the

[22:20] time. And he's a tree guy, Preston is,

[22:23] to

[22:25] recommend what we should plant and I

[22:27] know Ted knows of a grant that we can

[22:29] get to plant trees.

[22:32] And it'd be nice to have something like

[22:34] >> So, when could he cut them down?

[22:37] >> Anytime.

[22:37] >> Because this is chipper week.

[22:40] >> But, you have to get permission from

[22:42] Ted.

[22:43] >> Like cut them?

[22:44] >> Cut down the I bet.

[22:46] I mean, it still is city property, so

[22:48] you'd have to

[22:49] >> True.

[22:49] >> Get permission.

[22:50] >> Yeah, and see if talk to him about it

[22:52] then. See what he says.

[22:53] >> See if he's opposed. I just think we

[22:55] should make sure he's

[22:56] >> Absolutely.

[22:57] >> You wouldn't want somebody to like call

[22:59] Hey, there's somebody up there at the

[23:00] park, cutting down the trees.

[23:04] >> Everybody panic.

[23:06] >> So look, I don't know what

[23:08] um

[23:10] Do you think the the playground and the

[23:12] pathway to the pavilion? What would be the most

[23:17] >> Pathway to the pavilion and paving the

[23:19] parking lot.

[23:21] I think

[23:23] I'm a whole almost 100% sure it's going

[23:25] to be handled

[23:28] alongside of the grant.

[23:31] >> Okay.

[23:31] >> So that is going to be done.

[23:33] >> anything on this list that we know of

[23:35] that the grant won't cover? Or

[23:39] >> Well, it's only going to cover like the

[23:40] pickleball courts and like

[23:43] It

[23:44] Ted's just going to try and while he's

[23:46] got equipment there doing it.

[23:47] >> Uh-huh.

[23:48] >> We're going to

[23:48] >> He's paving the roads.

[23:50] >> Yeah, we'll use some of the leftover to

[23:53] do some of this

[23:54] other

[23:55] >> Yeah, and we and we can do that.

[23:57] >> Yeah, and so you have to think that we

[23:58] didn't plow it all this year. So the

[24:01] city saved a small fortune.

[24:03] >> Mhm.

[24:03] >> So they're going to take those excess

[24:05] funds from snow plowing.

[24:06] >> Okay.

[24:07] >> Because there's some match funds that

[24:08] the city only need to come up with for

[24:10] this grant.

[24:11] >> Okay.

[24:11] >> So they're going to use that. That way

[24:13] it's not spending any more of taxpayer

[24:15] dollars. It's just transferring.

[24:18] >> Yeah.

[24:19] >> We lucked out.

[24:21] Well

[24:21] >> Did we? Unless we burn

[24:23] >> I don't know. We got fire and trees and

[24:26] >> And and the city council has been very

[24:30] proactive in

[24:32] saving the city a lot of money as far as

[24:34] some employee expenses that we used to

[24:36] have that we no longer

[24:37] >> Yeah, we no longer have.

[24:39] >> So yeah.

[24:41] >> We're saving 120,000

[24:44] a year.

[24:45] >> Yeah.

[24:45] >> Wow.

[24:47] >> So um

[24:48] >> not Somebody not working?

[24:49] >> Somebody dying?

[24:49] >> No.

[24:50] >> What happened?

[24:51] >> So we prioritize

[24:52] >> I can tell you Chris Helvey no no longer

[24:54] works for the city and he hasn't for a

[24:55] few months. okay?

[24:58] >> And so we're getting a new

[25:00] accountant.

[25:00] >> We we

[25:02] a lot of the duties were shifted to Lori

[25:04] and Jodie.

[25:05] Lori's been doing most of it anyway.

[25:08] Then we hired somebody who does it for

[25:10] other municipalities and

[25:12] I hate to tell you this cuz it'll make

[25:14] you sick, but this lady can do it in

[25:17] about 10 to 15 hours a month.

[25:20] >> Wow.

[25:21] That's good.

[25:22] >> And we were paying

[25:24] the other employee a full salary,

[25:26] retirement, all the things, benefits.

[25:29] >> Well, save money where you can.

[25:31] >> was a good move.

[25:32] >> And they're no longer here, so it

[25:33] doesn't matter.

[25:35] >> I know, but he lost all his jobs at the

[25:38] same time.

[25:39] >> That's That's sad.

[25:41] >> And he doesn't live here anymore.

[25:43] >> Yeah. No, he doesn't live in Hawaii

[25:45] either. His house is up for sale there.

[25:47] His house in St. George's house is up

[25:49] for sale, too.

[25:50] >> Mhm. That's bad.

[25:52] >> He's got to do that to cover.

[25:55] >> It's crazy. Well, I mean, what So we got parking, we got the ADA, some of

[25:59] that stuff's already being covered. So

[26:00] what's left after we would

[26:01] >> The bathroom

[26:02] >> Yeah, look at the bathroom.

[26:04] >> So play I I feel like it's playground

[26:05] and bathroom. Those would be my two.

[26:07] >> All right. Did we get a two-staller? How

[26:09] much would that cost? I mean, you know.

[26:12] >> I agree.

[26:13] >> I think it's playground and bathroom.

[26:14] It's just a matter of which one is

[26:16] higher priority.

[26:16] >> Cuz the bathroom is going to be plumbed,

[26:18] correct? To the

[26:20] >> sewer.

[26:21] >> The sewer line?

[26:24] >> How fancy does it need to be?

[26:26] brick or does it can

[26:28] it be

[26:30] you know, I think we want brick.

[26:31] >> Okay.

[26:32] >> I think we should get brick.

[26:33] >> Something that's

[26:33] >> Yeah, that's going to be there forever.

[26:35] >> Um

[26:37] And you know, we're we were being really

[26:39] picky about the mailbox. I mean, we just

[26:42] I think we want to maintain a certain

[26:43] look.

[26:44] >> Right, I get it.

[26:45] >> For sure with the Woodland Hills.

[26:47] The mailbox, the first design that came

[26:48] in

[26:50] It very functional, but it was not very

[26:52] aesthetic.

[26:54] And I said, "This thing's lacking charm.

[26:56] It needs some charm."

[26:58] >> Yes, I agree.

[26:59] >> So, did they find Did they decide on

[27:01] something?

[27:02] >> Not yet.

[27:03] >> So, they We We had some drawings and we

[27:06] submitted them to

[27:07] Three Bridges and their architect, and

[27:10] they're working on a final drawing, and

[27:12] we haven't seen it yet. But, it's

[27:14] dependent on because the county kind of

[27:15] keeps changing the roundabout. They're

[27:17] changing the design. So, that has to be

[27:19] finalized, and then they can finalize

[27:21] the

[27:21] >> space

[27:22] >> Yes, and where the exact location.

[27:24] >> So, the county does not have the

[27:26] roundabout

[27:27] totally finalized yet.

[27:29] >> Last I heard.

[27:31] >> Okay.

[27:32] >> So, and they say this is all going to be

[27:33] done by October.

[27:35] >> Yeah. So, the roundabout there

[27:37] they're It'll be the same

[27:40] pulling into the mailbox as it is now.

[27:41] It'll be a right and a right, so you'll go in the roundabout and go and

[27:46] just pull into the mailboxes only

[27:49] You know, like right now, the mailbox is

[27:51] right here. You'll just go a little bit

[27:52] past and it'll be right here instead.

[27:55] And then to pull out, you'll also go

[27:57] this way and around. You'll have to go

[27:58] around. But, we have to do that now.

[28:00] It'll be the same. It's just going to be

[28:02] scooched over.

[28:03] >> So, is it

[28:05] Will it be bigger, or does it not need

[28:06] to be bigger because

[28:08] >> It'll be bigger.

[28:08] >> It'll be a little bit bigger.

[28:09] >> Yeah, it'll be quite a bit bigger.

[28:11] >> I think Four Seasons is coming into it

[28:13] as well.

[28:16] So.

[28:18] Okay. They have mailboxes

[28:20] >> You know, one of those

[28:21] >> Apparently

[28:21] >> neighborhood mailboxes uh down for those

[28:24] homes.

[28:24] >> No, it's because half the half the

[28:26] residents can't use our mailboxes. They

[28:29] have to go to the Salem Post Office.

[28:31] >> Yeah. Oh, is that right?

[28:32] >> Mhm. Anybody that builds new or or cuz

[28:35] we only have so many We only have about

[28:37] half as many as we need.

[28:39] >> Oh, okay.

[28:40] >> So, all the new people have to go get

[28:41] So,

[28:42] >> So, they want to include them all be in

[28:44] the be able to be in there. Mhm. Yeah.

[28:47] >> Um the bathroom is you see have you

[28:49] driven down the road to the new Lofer

[28:51] Canyon Parkway and you've seen the

[28:52] little bathroom where they have the they

[28:54] connect the two trails, the bike trails?

[28:56] >> Yes. Yeah.

[28:57] >> be appropriate size? I don't know how

[28:58] many are in there, but I haven't been in

[29:00] it.

[29:00] >> wonder if it's if it's a two

[29:02] >> I've been in the one in Spanish in the

[29:04] Spanish Fork River Trail.

[29:05] >> If it's two bathrooms, one bathroom

[29:08] >> It'd be nice to have two.

[29:09] >> I think there's two there, aren't there?

[29:10] I have not gotten in there.

[29:11] >> I haven't gone to the new one. I've been

[29:12] to Spanish Fork and they do have two.

[29:13] >> Probably the two would be sufficient.

[29:15] Yeah.

[29:16] >> We don't want to have

[29:17] >> at Woodland Hills days.

[29:18] >> Because we don't want to have

[29:19] >> get a couple of potties for those days.

[29:20] >> So we don't want What did you say?

[29:22] >> people sleeping in there and taking up

[29:23] residence.

[29:24] >> Right. So what What did you say before

[29:26] that?

[29:26] >> Two is I think is adequate.

[29:29] >> Okay.

[29:30] >> And then yeah, right. You don't want too

[29:31] many.

[29:32] >> You know, it's interesting cuz Carrie,

[29:33] you know, she's been around forever, but

[29:35] she made a comment that

[29:37] we had money in the past to do the

[29:38] bathrooms and we didn't do it because

[29:41] we would have to pay for extra. We'd

[29:43] actually have to have more We do now,

[29:45] but back then we didn't. More patrols.

[29:48] >> Mhm.

[29:49] >> More more police presence because when

[29:52] you have a bathroom it drug use

[29:54] >> Yes.

[29:55] >> Well, all the teenagers having sex, all

[29:57] the things

[29:58] >> do that already, so

[29:59] >> I know.

[30:01] >> Well, and everything. I mean it's it's

[30:03] replenish it's replenishing supplies,

[30:06] toilet paper

[30:07] >> Somebody has to clean it.

[30:08] >> It's got to be cleaned and I mean you've

[30:11] got to decide are we going to lock it at

[30:13] 10:00 at night and then somebody has to

[30:15] go unlock it. Do we leave it open?

[30:18] >> Well, you could you could have a smart

[30:19] lock on it.

[30:20] >> Yeah.

[30:21] It's on a timer.

[30:22] >> Yeah.

[30:23] >> What like 6 to 10 or something or 6 to

[30:25] 11 and call it good?

[30:26] >> Yeah, but

[30:27] >> There's a park

[30:28] >> is if somebody's in it and it locks, I

[30:30] mean they can get out still, but yeah.

[30:32] >> Huh.

[30:34] Should be My opinion is whenever the

[30:36] park closes.

[30:38] >> Yeah.

[30:39] What time is that? It's like dark, isn't

[30:40] it? 10:30 I thought.

[30:41] >> 10:30, yeah. That should be good.

[30:43] >> And the sign at the park says 11.

[30:45] >> Okay. So, how do you do the other thing

[30:47] though? How do you do How do you get

[30:49] somebody Do we have people that work for

[30:51] the city already that could

[30:53] clean and do

[30:56] Wait, I mean, would somebody that could

[30:58] be in somebody's

[30:59] We have We have

[31:00] >> We have a new We have a new employee and

[31:02] he just does whatever we tell him.

[31:05] >> So, he's your go-to

[31:07] >> Yeah, Toby. He just does everything.

[31:10] >> Very nice, too.

[31:12] >> Well, good. That would be Yeah, we need

[31:14] somebody that'd be able to do that.

[31:16] >> So, if we prioritize bathroom

[31:20] and the playground

[31:22] >> Almost all parks have bathrooms.

[31:25] You kind of have to.

[31:26] >> We do have a port-a-potty that sits

[31:27] there all the time.

[31:29] >> Yep.

[31:31] >> True.

[31:32] >> People use it, too.

[31:34] >> Yep. If you go to the park on Sunday

[31:36] night, there's a lot of people there.

[31:39] A lot of In the summer, a lot of people

[31:40] live around on Sundays.

[31:43] >> So, how do you want us to do this? Like

[31:45] um So, we don't have to prioritize the

[31:48] pickleball and the cuz that's already

[31:50] done. And the paving and the parking lot and the and the

[31:55] pathway the ADA pathway to the

[31:58] pavilion from the parking lot, right?

[32:00] So, it's after that what we pri pri

[32:02] prioritize.

[32:03] >> Yes. Okay.

[32:05] One can be recreational

[32:08] and the other could

[32:10] be maintenance. I mean, there's so many

[32:12] different grants

[32:14] that can be applied for.

[32:15] >> the bathroom is a big

[32:16] >> The thing that you cannot do with grants

[32:18] that I'm learning is

[32:20] I couldn't get one grant to help pay my

[32:22] match for another grant.

[32:24] >> Right.

[32:28] >> What about bathroom and park stuff?

[32:30] >> Yeah, I'm good with that.

[32:32] >> Um

[32:32] >> Is there anything else that could cuz it

[32:34] seems like a lot of the other things we

[32:35] were talking about are being pulled into

[32:36] the other Do you think we could get the

[32:38] flag in this year's budget before the

[32:41] end of the

[32:41] >> So is there a flag pole there already?

[32:44] >> So is it it just needing a new flag pole

[32:46] and flag or just a new flag?

[32:48] >> That was a scout project, so it's touchy

[32:51] as I've tried to

[32:52] I tried to have the flag pole moved.

[32:55] Just have it taken out and scooted away

[32:58] from the trees.

[32:59] And uh

[33:01] I don't know they wouldn't they wouldn't

[33:02] do it, so

[33:05] um

[33:06] >> So we need a new flag.

[33:10] » The city provides the flags, but now

[33:12] they they just don't like to keep them

[33:13] up. They'll put them up for an event,

[33:16] but they won't leave them up because the

[33:17] trees just shred it.

[33:19] >> So we have flags. We just need to get

[33:21] one of the trees cut down and I will

[33:23] talk to Ted, okay?

[33:24] >> Probably both trees.

[33:25] >> I'll call Ted.

[33:28] >> Okay, and then one more thing on the um

[33:31] because we have basketball court. Were

[33:32] we incorporating a basketball court or

[33:34] not?

[33:35] With the grant?

[33:37] >> It's in the pickleball court. That was

[33:39] how it was written that it'd be a

[33:41] multi-functional.

[33:44] So it'll have a basketball it'll be a

[33:47] basketball hoop on one end.

[33:52] So it's a half court.

[33:53] >> Mhm.

[33:54] >> Okay.

[33:57] » It's better than nothing.

[33:58] >> Mhm.

[34:01] » They'll probably always be used between

[34:03] >> So I have a question. Can the the

[34:06] concrete pad you want to do for like

[34:07] bands and stuff, is that big enough to

[34:09] put a volleyball net on?

[34:11] >> Oh, yeah. It'd be the size of I think

[34:13] >> So to like um multi

[34:15] >> utility use kind of thing.

[34:17] >> Yeah, we could also

[34:19] I think it might be nice to have a

[34:21] standard on it instead of the pickleball

[34:22] courts. I just think the pickleball

[34:24] courts

[34:25] would be

[34:25] >> was happening, but I'm going to have to

[34:27] double check with Ted.

[34:28] >> No, we're it's he's not doing like the

[34:30] whole park with the one court.

[34:32] >> I know that, but

[34:35] I think it'd be good to

[34:36] >> move the basketball, too.

[34:38] >> In city council, when he presented it to

[34:40] us, he told and I I wrote the letter

[34:43] that helped like I wrote a letter for it

[34:45] to help get it approved.

[34:47] And I read it that whole application and

[34:49] it had

[34:51] Anyway, I helped him with it, but it had

[34:53] in there he wrote that it would be you had to make it as multi-functional

[34:57] cuz he was trying to get the grant, as

[34:59] multi-functional and to appeal to as

[35:01] many people and be able to serve as many

[35:02] people in the community as possible.

[35:04] >> What's going to happen if some two

[35:05] people want to play pickleball and

[35:06] somebody else wants to play basketball

[35:07] and

[35:08] >> That's what I'm saying a cement pad with

[35:10] and the and then scooch the basketball

[35:12] stand over there would be better with a

[35:14] grant type thing.

[35:15] >> We could, yeah.

[35:17] >> There's a grant right here that I need

[35:19] to apply for, but um

[35:21] it's due by June 8th.

[35:24] Which is fine.

[35:25] Jody sent it to me twice and I have been

[35:27] so like

[35:29] I just

[35:30] haven't been able to even I just opened

[35:32] it tonight.

[35:32] >> can we buy with $1,000? Is that Is that

[35:35] >> saying project name and I don't know

[35:37] what project, so

[35:38] >> concrete pad extension of pavilion

[35:41] multi-use music

[35:43] >> to talk to Ted and see

[35:45] feasibly.

[35:46] >> Yeah, maybe ask him what cuz we serve

[35:49] off of the grass over there and it's

[35:50] kind of messy sometimes when we have

[35:53] you know, the our our breakfast or

[35:55] whatever we're doing because

[35:58] >> Even if they could make it I mean, it

[35:59] would be hot. That's what I was going to

[36:00] say an asphalt pad, but it would be hot

[36:02] if you're standing on that in the sun.

[36:03] >> Well, that's the west side of the

[36:05] pavilion, too.

[36:06] >> Concrete would be I mean, but I'm not

[36:07] >> I'm just thinking how much that concrete

[36:09] would cost. $1,000 probably not going to

[36:10] cover that much concrete.

[36:11] >> No.

[36:13] >> But I'm not to say.

[36:15] >> No.

[36:16] Not even close.

[36:17] >> Not even close, yeah.

[36:18] >> $1,000 is going to put wood chips in the

[36:20] playground and that's about it.

[36:22] >> Yeah. Yeah.

[36:23] Well, there is money, too, coming from

[36:27] each lot that sold at Summit Creek

[36:31] that the city council has

[36:34] um

[36:35] I don't want to say first dibs on, but

[36:37] it

[36:38] primarily according to the contract

[36:40] >> It's supposed to go to PTR.

[36:41] >> Yeah, and but the city council has

[36:44] purview over it.

[36:45] >> It's like 500 per lot or something.

[36:47] >> And I did ask the mayor

[36:49] is that agreement continuing into phase

[36:54] two?

[36:54] >> We need a bleachers.

[36:58] » So there's somebody there that we could

[37:00] hear them, but I think bathroom,

[37:02] playground

[37:04] Oh.

[37:05] >> I think the amphitheater.

[37:07] >> Yeah, me too. That's

[37:09] >> Yeah.

[37:10] I mean

[37:11] >> What kind of seat would you have? Just

[37:13] grass or

[37:14] >> Yeah, just grass.

[37:14] but then if if you

[37:17] could just have like a

[37:18] >> You just kind of make it a

[37:20] >> Yeah, half circle and just tiered.

[37:22] >> And then just tiered. I mean, what

[37:25] >> What would be kind of cool is if you if

[37:26] even the back had a back to it, but it

[37:28] just wouldn't even have to.

[37:30] >> Like they do at Sundance?

[37:32] >> Yeah, yeah.

[37:33] >> Yeah, so something like a half kind of

[37:35] half circle circle and then just like

[37:38] one or two steps down. So they're just

[37:40] elevated a little bit.

[37:41] >> could even do uh railroad ties.

[37:44] >> And they they kind of have the railroad

[37:45] tie to hold each level in.

[37:47] You know what I mean? And on the outer

[37:48] edge and then a little bit of gravel or

[37:50] whatever, grass.

[37:52] >> Yes, yeah. That's how I've seen them.

[37:54] >> Yeah, we could do that kind of thing.

[37:56] >> And we're facing the lake.

[37:58] >> I wonder if we could do an amphitheater

[37:59] for $1,000.

[38:00] >> That's what I was just thinking, would

[38:01] that work? I mean, if you've got people um

[38:04] contributing whatever we can.

[38:06] >> Could we do Could we I wonder if we

[38:07] could do get an amp for if we bought

[38:09] supplies and had somebody do it? Could

[38:11] we get an amphitheater for $1,000?

[38:13] Probably not.

[38:15] I know. We could do some donations.

[38:17] >> had uh

[38:19] railroad ties, you would put

[38:22] >> I know.

[38:22] >> Our railroad ties

[38:24] >> are expensive.

[38:26] >> fell over, so we

[38:29] >> Yeah, I have some in my garden whether

[38:30] or not, but they rotted.

[38:34] » and we put rock in and it

[38:36] improved the whole neighborhood

[38:39] and our home.

[38:40] >> We went and

[38:42] took railroad ties from

[38:46] somewhere going towards Price. They were

[38:49] all on the side of the road.

[38:52] They had ripped up the railway dead.

[38:54] That's where we got ours from.

[38:57] >> The stuff they use to seal them, you

[38:59] don't want to sit on it.

[39:01] >> No. No, but like Janet said, hold the

[39:05] >> You would sit on the gravel grassy part,

[39:07] but it just holds the levels. Kind of

[39:09] holds it all together.

[39:11] >> I don't know. I've That's how I've seen

[39:13] them in campgrounds.

[39:14] >> Yeah.

[39:14] >> Would it be tacky to have artificial

[39:16] grass to sit on

[39:18] rather than

[39:20] >> having to have someone mow it? It could

[39:22] I mean, I don't know.

[39:23] >> Well, couldn't it be the grass that's

[39:26] already there?

[39:27] >> Yeah.

[39:27] >> It would be, you know, you would just

[39:29] put it in a place where there's already

[39:31] grass around it.

[39:32] >> And do you have to water it?

[39:34] >> Yeah. You'd have to mow it and water it.

[39:36] I think it's a great idea.

[39:39] >> Isn't there sprinklers already up there?

[39:42] >> Uh what's his name? Stout is looking at

[39:45] the sprinklers or has been.

[39:47] I don't I don't know how far that's

[39:48] gone.

[39:50] >> He He He maintains them, I think.

[39:52] >> So, we don't have to include the paved

[39:54] trail, you said, if the city's going to

[39:56] maybe do that?

[39:58] >> Well, that could be applied for next

[39:59] year for a maintenance type of grant.

[40:03] >> Okay, on this bathroom, should we put

[40:05] the shed?

[40:09] What Are they

[40:09] >> I mean, we could get them a shed for

[40:10] $1,000, maybe. Build It'd be got

[40:13] materials and build one.

[40:14] >> Mhm.

[40:15] >> That's something else. I'll I'm just

[40:16] making a list. I'll talk to Ted.

[40:18] >> That's where the groomer is?

[40:20] The

[40:21] >> Yeah, that just sits there in the

[40:22] parking lot.

[40:23] >> Well, you can talk to him about the shed

[40:25] that sits there getting rusty.

[40:26] >> you talk to him about the dog treat

[40:28] dispenser?

[40:28] >> Okay, I can. You know what would really

[40:29] be cool is just is the connecting that

[40:33] shed to the bathroom.

[40:34] Just having two more sides and a roll up

[40:37] garage end.

[40:38] >> Well, I I talked to him.

[40:39] >> Will you talk to him about

[40:40] >> You know what I'm saying?

[40:43] Yeah.

[40:44] He's always making me post stuff on the

[40:45] page and then everyone gets all mad

[40:47] because they don't like what Salem's

[40:49] doing. And I'm like, it's not me. I'm

[40:51] just posting it.

[40:53] Okay.

[40:53] >> What about Salem?

[40:54] >> But I like I don't know. I the bathroom

[40:56] and the playground I think are two.

[40:58] >> Bathroom, playground.

[40:59] >> Which one's more of an improvement

[41:01] though?

[41:01] >> I was just telling Sherry that if you

[41:04] could include in the bathroom, like if

[41:06] the bathroom was a rectangle shape, and

[41:08] then you added onto it just two walls in

[41:11] the bottom and the roof, and then put a

[41:13] roll up garage door at the end.

[41:16] >> Oh, yeah.

[41:17] >> And then, you know, it would be able to

[41:18] roll all the way up and they can use it

[41:20] for whatever equipment needs to go in

[41:22] there.

[41:22] >> Lock it, make it a shed.

[41:24] >> Absolutely.

[41:25] >> Yeah, that would be a good idea.

[41:27] >> That'll take care of the shed.

[41:29] >> Yep.

[41:31] >> Yeah, but I think the bathroom's

[41:32] important and the and maybe not make it boy girl, just

[41:36] have two two open units that you can

[41:38] lock and then

[41:39] >> I think so.

[41:40] >> Whoever goes in locks it.

[41:41] >> Yep.

[41:42] >> And then for events you can always get a

[41:44] couple of port-a-potties to

[41:46] stretch it out.

[41:47] >> Yeah.

[41:48] We do that.

[41:49] >> And you could have one bigger for

[41:50] wheelchair access and one a little

[41:52] smaller. And that probably would fit

[41:54] that.

[41:55] >> I'll go down and take some photos

[41:58] of the ones

[42:00] at the trailhead junction.

[42:03] >> Okay, cuz yeah, they're just one right

[42:04] if you just right if you go down Elk

[42:05] Ridge just it's right there.

[42:07] I know I don't know. I haven't I haven't

[42:09] paid much attention to whether where a

[42:10] double or a but

[42:11] >> I think there's two.

[42:12] >> Yeah. And then I know there's two at the

[42:15] one in in Spanish Fork Trail, but

[42:17] >> And Ted has a drawing.

[42:19] >> The other The other one that has a

[42:21] bathroom is that one by the

[42:23] um Spanish Fork

[42:26] stream, river, whatever.

[42:27] >> River Trail, yeah, that's the one I'm

[42:28] talking about.

[42:28] >> Yeah, that's the one you're talking

[42:29] about. That's the one I'm talking about,

[42:30] yeah.

[42:30] >> It's It's got a double or

[42:31] >> Uh it's a double.

[42:32] >> Yeah, I but I don't know about the new

[42:33] one at Spanish Fork Payson and Spanish

[42:35] Fork or uh Salem joint, but it it's

[42:38] You don't really need a giant bathroom.

[42:40] Like you said, you can need a wheelchair

[42:41] one, but that's

[42:42] >> Yeah.

[42:43] >> That's like

[42:45] >> Is that a bathroom over there by the

[42:47] uh private school, The Academy?

[42:49] >> Yeah.

[42:50] that's the one I'm talking about.

[42:51] The The The two are joining, there's a

[42:53] bathroom right there. But I haven't

[42:54] checked it out to see how fancy it is or

[42:56] >> I think that whole little park area is

[42:58] looks nice. Mhm. You know, I was very

[43:00] pleased with how they turned out.

[43:02] >> have like what? One pavilion typey thing

[43:04] or something or kind of a couple or

[43:06] something.

[43:07] Um

[43:08] Okay. So, we've got bathroom and the

[43:11] shed {slash} shed, maybe playground,

[43:13] amphitheater.

[43:15] What else would be on there?

[43:18] >> That's probably all the money we got,

[43:19] right?

[43:20] >> That's Well, for next year's grants,

[43:22] too, would be the bathroom.

[43:26] I don't

[43:28] >> Redo the playground, one of the other.

[43:29] >> Redo the playground.

[43:30] >> Can we pull out the broken stuff now so

[43:32] no one's getting hurt?

[43:33] >> Yes, if Ted thinks it's okay to do that.

[43:37] >> Yeah.

[43:37] >> I'll make a report on what it is and how

[43:40] hard it might be to take out.

[43:44] » If there's some way we could

[43:46] see the flag this year for the 250

[43:50] celebration.

[43:51] >> Can we talk about that?

[43:54] Um

[43:55] So, America 250, it's a 250th birthday

[43:59] Yes. this year.

[44:01] And all across the nation they're being

[44:04] encouraged to do celebrations.

[44:06] Um

[44:08] So, what they want to do is do a potluck

[44:11] on Sunday, July 5th at the park.

[44:15] And um

[44:18] Oh, I need to reach out. I'm going to do

[44:20] that tonight. We're going to try and get

[44:21] a band

[44:23] up there.

[44:24] So, there's a band, so we have like

[44:26] atmosphere, and then the city would

[44:27] provide hot dogs.

[44:30] I know, exciting. But then we would have

[44:32] everyone else

[44:33] >> It's very American.

[44:35] >> bring all the other stuff, right? Have

[44:37] people bring potato salads and desserts

[44:39] and cookies and all the things because

[44:41] it's supposed to be a potluck.

[44:43] Um we're going to do a lot of

[44:46] patriotic things, but I just wondered if

[44:47] there was something as a committee

[44:49] because guess what, I'm over it. So, is

[44:51] there something that PTR I'm over

[44:52] everything. You guys

[44:55] Our mayor put me over everything.

[44:57] It's a lot. I do and then I'm pro tem,

[45:00] so I'm back up mayor, so

[45:01] >> Yeah.

[45:02] >> I feel it.

[45:04] But um

[45:05] he really wants to do it right. So, any

[45:07] ideas or um

[45:10] >> So, you want us to help take the load

[45:12] off you?

[45:13] >> Just help plan it and stuff, too. Like

[45:15] maybe you could be my backup committee.

[45:18] Um

[45:19] so, he wants to We're trying to The

[45:20] county, I guess, is going to give us

[45:22] some money and he wants to put flags I'm

[45:24] just going to tell you the plan. Put

[45:25] flags up Woodland Hills Drive, you know,

[45:27] like the Boy Scouts used to do.

[45:30] So, they're going to buy the flags and

[45:31] the city will keep them

[45:33] for certain things, but he wants to put

[45:35] flags up Woodland Hills Drive. We're talking about I want

[45:42] um you know, a roundabout's going to get

[45:44] changed and you're going to have three

[45:45] bridges. I want something that's an

[45:48] entrance to the city of Woodland Hills.

[45:50] I kind of want like an arch or

[45:52] something. You know what I mean? That

[45:53] says welcome to Woodland Hills.

[45:55] >> I'm I'm with you on that.

[45:57] >> I want something

[45:58] >> Arches are nice if you You right.

[46:00] >> Yeah, just don't, know, right? like it

[46:02] would be above the church, but right as

[46:04] you come up I'd love something. So,

[46:08] uh we're talk we might be able to talk

[46:09] SCSD into putting up a couple of big

[46:12] poles or something and then

[46:14] we could upgrade as time goes on, but we

[46:16] could start out with or somewhere where

[46:18] you could hang a banner or hang, you

[46:20] know, like a Christmas in Spanish Fork

[46:23] on Main Street they have like the

[46:24] season's greeting sliding.

[46:25] >> Right.

[46:26] >> Something like that. So

[46:28] >> Um but they're for sure going to do the

[46:30] flags.

[46:31] And then um

[46:33] >> My only suggestion on the roundabout is

[46:38] we tie in the theme, not the theme, but

[46:40] the architecture and what it's made out

[46:42] of with the mailbox and I'm sure Santa

[46:45] Creek is or uh

[46:48] Three Bridges Three Bridges is going to

[46:49] do something for their big bridge

[46:51] they're putting there.

[46:52] >> Well, yeah, they're going to have a big

[46:53] bridge entrance to their city and we're

[46:55] going to kind of lose our identity.

[46:56] >> made out of wood or is it made out of

[46:58] metal? I think it is

[47:00] >> The county's we don't own the the

[47:01] roundabout. The county has We have zero

[47:03] control over the roundabout.

[47:05] >> But then it we have control over, don't

[47:07] we?

[47:08] >> Mhm.

[47:10] So, we we're giving input, but they

[47:12] >> So, does the county take care of the

[47:14] landscape?

[47:15] >> No, we maintain it, but the but the

[47:17] county it's it belongs to the county.

[47:20] >> The property.

[47:22] >> And they're they're the ones that are

[47:24] ripping it out. They're the ones that

[47:25] are redoing it. Woodland Hills has no We

[47:27] can try to put our because I said I want

[47:30] to You know what I want on there?

[47:32] Cuz they asked us, but I said I want a

[47:34] big boulder mountain and I want a big

[47:36] bronze statue of an elk on top.

[47:39] I know we're not Elk Ridge, but we're

[47:40] Woodland Hills. I want that.

[47:42] And uh

[47:43] >> They have deer and turkeys.

[47:45] >> Yeah, I think we should have something

[47:46] like

[47:46] >> in there, you know, just like at the

[47:48] Have all the little critters.

[47:49] >> Yeah, just like at Cabela's, right?

[47:51] >> I know, like at Cabela's.

[47:53] >> You can't see around it anyways, so

[47:54] >> Where my office is, there's a big

[47:56] roundabout, and it it's a big raw

[47:58] granite structure, and it has like

[48:01] waterfalls, and then it has like, you

[48:03] know, the water at the bottom and some

[48:04] plants. It's and light.

[48:05] >> yeah.

[48:06] >> It's nice.

[48:08] >> Mhm.

[48:08] >> You're not supposed to be able to see

[48:10] through a roundabout.

[48:12] You're just supposed to go in it.

[48:13] >> Oh, you're not supposed to see on the

[48:14] other side.

[48:15] >> neck for the people not supposed to.

[48:16] They say it's safer if you can't.

[48:18] >> What?

[48:18] >> Well, it's for the people who don't use

[48:20] it properly, and you That's why I'm

[48:21] watching out for those people that are

[48:22] coming in and it's not their turn.

[48:24] >> I know. Oh, my heavens.

[48:26] >> Nobody around here knows how to use

[48:28] them.

[48:28] >> That's not non-conversation, but yeah,

[48:30] it's like

[48:30] >> I know when people stop, I'm like, "What

[48:32] are you doing?" I'll honk. I'm

[48:34] impatient. I'm like, "What are you

[48:36] doing?"

[48:36] >> Or the kids that just fly through and

[48:37] there's not as

[48:39] >> People from Elkridge, they don't even

[48:40] stop or look. They that on that side.

[48:42] >> That's why why speak is correct. That

[48:46] >> They do. And I fly through and it's not

[48:48] even it's like

[48:49] >> Well, yeah.

[48:50] >> They're They're like a third car you

[48:52] can't get in. They think they've got the

[48:53] right way. Hey, um what about

[48:55] I just have a suggestion for a band. I

[48:58] see they're booked for the fourth, but

[49:01] um

[49:02] the Flashback Brothers.

[49:05] >> So, do you have a band already?

[49:06] >> Have you thought about Rick?

[49:09] Oh, but they would have to pay for them.

[49:11] Do we have any free people up here? Is

[49:12] what

[49:12] >> No, so we have the band that we've had

[49:15] at Woodland Hills Days the last couple

[49:16] years, and they're all from Woodland

[49:18] Hills. They're all locals.

[49:20] Um

[49:21] and they cannot do Woodland Hills Days

[49:23] this year. They all have a conflict

[49:24] because of our the date that we have.

[49:26] >> What date is it Woodland Hills this

[49:27] year?

[49:28] >> The 11th and 12th.

[49:29] >> Of

[49:30] >> September.

[49:31] >> Okay. So, we said we'd get together

[49:33] sometime.

[49:33] >> So, I was going to reach out to that

[49:34] band

[49:36] because it's all people from Woodland

[49:38] Hills, and just see if they could do

[49:40] July 5th. Okay. But, if they're booked,

[49:43] they might be. But, it's a Sunday.

[49:45] >> Yeah.

[49:47] >> It's like It's like a

[49:48] >> Yeah, what

[49:49] >> I wish there was an alternative to

[49:50] fireworks, something we could do that we

[49:52] >> Yeah, so tell me I mean tell me about

[49:54] this Sunday thing. I mean I'm trying cuz

[49:56] I'm

[49:57] I like a lot of people. Will they all be

[49:59] on board doing this on Sunday on a

[50:01] Sunday?

[50:02] >> It's going to be done nationally, yeah.

[50:03] And um the church is supporting it. So

[50:08] um

[50:09] they're going to try they're not going

[50:10] to have any other like conflicting

[50:12] meetings or anything.

[50:14] >> So maybe we might have to be a little

[50:16] cautious about what kind of band.

[50:18] >> President Oaks is coming to represent

[50:20] Thousand Oaks.

[50:22] No, I'm kidding.

[50:24] >> No, this band is very

[50:27] um

[50:28] they're they're just they play like

[50:31] you know, bebop bebop or music. Yeah.

[50:34] The band is very

[50:35] >> about Flashback Flashback Brothers too.

[50:38] >> Think about them then for the Woodland

[50:40] Hills.

[50:41] >> Okay. I don't know what they cost, but

[50:42] they did do um they did 2 years in a row

[50:45] the um 24th of July in Spanish Fork and

[50:48] they and then I've heard several bands

[50:51] since then and nobody was as good as

[50:53] that.

[50:53] >> Yeah, there's the Shevys and I I had

[50:56] them for a few years. I'm just remember

[50:58] their name, so I'm like I'm going to

[50:59] write it down.

[51:00] >> I know who puts on Draper Days every

[51:02] year. I can ask them.

[51:04] >> And they have a lot of money. We don't.

[51:06] >> Well, I know who.

[51:07] >> We only pay a band like $600.

[51:10] >> What?

[51:12] I'm sorry.

[51:14] >> That's $100 per member.

[51:16] There's six members and we pay them. We

[51:18] were only paying them like 400, 500 and

[51:21] I said we're going to pay you at least

[51:23] $100 per person.

[51:25] Cuz they take a lot of time to set up

[51:27] and everything.

[51:28] Um but I I guess what my question is is

[51:31] what can we as PTR contribute, you know,

[51:33] to it cuz I think we're over the park,

[51:36] right?

[51:37] >> Um

[51:38] is there some kind of

[51:41] I don't know.

[51:42] It'd be kind of fun if there was We

[51:44] can't do sparklers or fireworks, but

[51:46] could we get a little LED fake sparkler?

[51:50] >> I have some. Yeah.

[51:52] >> Yes. What about Oriental Trading?

[51:54] >> They glow in the dark.

[51:55] >> Yeah.

[51:56] >> You crack them or

[51:57] >> Yeah, those, but I'm talking something

[51:58] even fancier, but those are cheap.

[52:01] >> Yeah.

[52:01] >> You know, the glow bracelets and lights

[52:03] and all that. Maybe if we had money left at that time

[52:08] in the budget and we didn't have any to

[52:09] spend it on, we could spend it on some

[52:11] glowy things for the

[52:14] Mhm. For the party, right?

[52:17] Um

[52:19] It'd be fun maybe and maybe that maybe

[52:20] we could sponsor some contests like most

[52:23] patriotic, like if somebody dressed up.

[52:25] It'd be fun to have some awards.

[52:29] >> Well, what are the typical, traditional

[52:31] 4th of July stuff when they when

[52:33] >> Well, we could encourage everybody to

[52:35] wear, you know, they probably will wear

[52:37] white, blue. You know, I mean, that

[52:38] could be on the flag.

[52:39] >> And then if some kid goes all out and

[52:41] it'd be fun to have a few awards.

[52:42] >> Yes, it would be.

[52:43] >> Um and then they were talking about you

[52:46] could do like a pie contest.

[52:49] >> Different kind of games.

[52:51] >> Mhm.

[52:53] Yeah, and we might we might want to have

[52:54] some games at the park. Oh, this sounds

[52:57] like Woodland Hills Days.

[52:58] >> I was thinking if we did games back from

[53:02] the 1700s, we did stick pulls, we did

[53:06] roll the hoop or the the with the big

[53:10] >> Tug of wars and all the old

[53:11] >> Oh, a tug of war would be

[53:13] >> All the old style stuff.

[53:15] >> I put old-fashioned games. So, um

[53:18] the the three-legged race

[53:21] >> sack race

[53:22] >> Yeah.

[53:23] Three-legged race.

[53:25] Um tug of war.

[53:28] >> Yeah, but we need to get on this

[53:31] committee for that event is uh

[53:34] Kathy Anderson.

[53:36] She is really good at putting together

[53:38] >> I know, cuz she does she does how the

[53:41] >> it with her family, and they're kind of big-time, really cool

[53:44] things.

[53:45] >> Um so what what are some of the old

[53:47] games? Three-legged race, tug-of-war,

[53:50] sack race,

[53:52] um I don't know if you

[53:54] Anyone else there is?

[53:56] Be fun to have like bubbles for the kids

[53:58] and

[54:01] I don't know.

[54:02] But we'll have to think about that.

[54:04] >> I'm looking it up.

[54:07] » Yeah, there's the one thing

[54:08] >> Hula hoops. Oh.

[54:09] >> See, and that's cheap.

[54:11] You can have a hula hoop contest.

[54:13] >> Yeah.

[54:13] >> Hula hoops, you could do a You could do

[54:15] a Frisbee throw, you know, so you could

[54:17] throw the Frisbee the farthest. You

[54:19] could do I mean, you could keep it

[54:20] simple, but still

[54:22] >> Yeah.

[54:24] >> I'm writing this all down.

[54:27] See, I think that would be fun.

[54:29] >> fun to do like a bunch of homemade ice

[54:30] cream.

[54:31] >> Oh.

[54:33] >> I know it's a lot of work, but if

[54:34] everybody had their little little cranks

[54:35] going and

[54:37] we'd take the city out cuz we'd use all

[54:39] their power.

[54:41] Everybody's churning.

[54:43] >> Yeah, everybody does it and then brings

[54:44] it in, you know.

[54:46] >> That I like that.

[54:48] >> That's fun. That could be part of the

[54:50] >> Pie eating contest or something?

[54:52] >> No, like a I think I don't know. Like

[54:54] sell pies, like people could bring pies,

[54:56] like

[54:57] and you could come and buy a pie.

[55:02] I don't know.

[55:03] We're just saying like

[55:04] >> Or eat them.

[55:05] >> Have pies, yeah.

[55:07] >> be the dessert is a whole bunch of

[55:08] different kinds of pies.

[55:09] >> I think that would be fun.

[55:10] >> You know, and everybody's

[55:12] >> Sure going to get some from Costco or

[55:13] whatever, but still that would be ice

[55:16] cream and pie or something.

[55:17] >> Cuz

[55:18] um Cali's, they have pie night where

[55:20] everyone

[55:21] comes and brings their pies and

[55:25] >> So.

[55:27] >> I love it. I love the old games. Whoever

[55:29] said that that was brilliant, cuz we do

[55:31] need games.

[55:32] >> what it is? We are celebrating the the

[55:34] It's an anniversary. It's a whole

[55:36] >> Yeah, and I don't want I don't want it

[55:37] to be the same stuff that we have at

[55:38] Woodland Hills days.

[55:39] >> Right, exactly. We don't really want to

[55:40] do the same thing.

[55:41] >> Fest and we had some of the little fish

[55:43] pond. Although, old-fashioned fish pond

[55:45] is kind of

[55:47] >> You have You have to think different

[55:48] levels of games.

[55:49] >> It's too bad it's on a Sunday because I

[55:51] said

[55:51] >> They call

[55:52] >> it would be fun to have a dunk tank.

[55:53] >> Trundling hoops. A simple but universal

[55:56] popular pastime where children used a

[55:59] stick to roll large wooden or metal

[56:02] hoop.

[56:02] >> Yeah.

[56:06] I mean, I know it is Sunday, but

[56:08] >> You know, you could have a bubble You

[56:09] could have a thing of bubble gum and

[56:10] have a bubble blowing contest, too.

[56:12] >> Yeah, you got all sorts of things.

[56:15] >> Yeah.

[56:16] >> I love it. Great ideas.

[56:17] >> Yeah. Kathy would be a good one to pick

[56:19] her brain. You know, I'd ask her to be

[56:21] in charge

[56:22] >> I'll just tell her to come help me.

[56:23] >> She could just be She could be a assist

[56:25] me She cuz we're thinking old-fashioned kind of a

[56:28] old-fashioned 4th of July type thing and

[56:30] she's sure she's got plenty of ideas.

[56:31] >> That girl takes it to another level. She

[56:33] just goes all out.

[56:35] >> Okay, here's one. I'm not quite sure how

[56:38] If you want, I'll ask

[56:39] >> Ask her if she'd be interested.

[56:40] >> I'm not quite sure how to pronounce it.

[56:43] It's spelled q u o i t s. A game similar

[56:47] to modern horseshoes, where players

[56:50] threw heavy metal or rope rings at an

[56:53] iron peg.

[56:55] >> I would say darts, but they don't have

[56:56] those anymore. What are the other kind?

[56:59] >> The the metal

[56:59] >> That's the Gen X stuff that we used to

[57:01] do that's not safe.

[57:04] >> They've safety'd everything for

[57:05] everybody.

[57:06] >> Yeah, like clackers.

[57:08] >> Oh, I have some of those at home.

[57:10] >> The red rover red rover stuff we used to

[57:12] >> They were my husband's when he was

[57:13] little. We still have his clackers.

[57:15] >> Yeah.

[57:16] >> Kick an eye out with those things.

[57:18] Break a bone.

[57:19] >> Yeah. Oh, man. Yeah.

[57:22] Concussions.

[57:23] >> All right.

[57:24] >> What else we got? Couple other

[57:27] >> Yeah, I like it. These are some good

[57:29] ideas.

[57:30] I have to meet with the mayor

[57:33] like maybe on Thursday.

[57:36] I can talk to him about some of our

[57:37] ideas.

[57:40] I think that blow the the bubblegum

[57:42] blowing I just think that would be fun.

[57:44] >> We got to pick up the bubblegum. That'll

[57:45] be the other challenge. Just make sure

[57:47] it doesn't end up on the ground.

[57:48] >> Oh, I know.

[57:49] >> Cuz you got some little kids going to

[57:50] blow

[57:51] >> You just have to say put it in the

[57:52] trashcan.

[57:53] Yeah, they'll probably still it'll

[57:55] probably still end up on the ground.

[57:56] >> Yeah, it'll it'll be what it is, you

[57:58] know.

[57:59] We have a lot of people.

[58:01] >> They'll love it.

[58:02] Okay, awesome. Sorry, I

[58:04] took us on a little side quest there.

[58:06] But

[58:07] >> You know, it would be fun. I don't I

[58:08] don't know what they ate back then.

[58:10] >> This is a month off.

[58:13] >> Yes.

[58:14] >> What kind of six weeks?

[58:15] >> Seven weeks.

[58:17] Yes, I know.

[58:18] >> We need to be ready.

[58:20] >> I'm going to we're going to pull it

[58:21] together.

[58:22] Um

[58:22] >> Okay, so

[58:23] >> It's fairly simple though because it'll

[58:25] just be advertising it which we'll start

[58:26] doing soon.

[58:28] I'm I'm meeting with the mayor

[58:31] Thursday.

[58:33] >> So I can give him all of our ideas.

[58:36] >> Yeah, I went to the Maple

[58:38] contest or this competition here.

[58:41] And I really like going to those because

[58:43] I see friends in other areas and like

[58:47] this side of town.

[58:48] >> Yeah.

[58:49] >> Not people from

[58:52] our side of town

[58:54] don't come up there as much.

[58:57] We need to get

[59:00] » Everybody from I mean BR Ward.

[59:03] >> Mhm.

[59:03] >> Be nice to get our ward up here.

[59:05] >> So guess who's in charge of Woodland

[59:06] Hills Days this year?

[59:09] >> Who?

[59:09] >> Tim and Hillary Weeks.

[59:11] >> Oh, okay. They're they're from over

[59:13] there. They'll make it happen.

[59:15] >> I I talked them into it.

[59:17] >> Good.

[59:17] >> So I'm meeting with them next Wednesday.

[59:21] We're going to meet as a committee and

[59:22] start planning Woodland Hills Days. But

[59:24] organically what happens

[59:26] um cuz when I had Mike Slater and his

[59:29] wife do it, is they asked everybody in

[59:31] their neighborhood and in their ward to

[59:33] help.

[59:34] So, it just sort of happens organically

[59:35] cuz you ask who you know.

[59:37] And so So, I'm hoping this was my goal.

[59:40] I do try to move around the city, but

[59:42] it's hard.

[59:44] Um but so this year

[59:46] >> I would have blocked it off so I don't

[59:48] sign myself up to work that day.

[59:49] >> Yeah, what is the What are the dates of

[59:51] that?

[59:51] >> 11th and 12th of September. Friday and

[59:54] Saturday.

[59:55] >> So,

[59:56] he's going to be

[59:57] >> Sorry.

[59:58] >> The stake is going to have a fireside to

[1:00:00] go along with that.

[1:00:01] Like some cities now have firesides

[1:00:04] before the city days.

[1:00:07] So, the stake president talked to him.

[1:00:10] And it looks like they're they're going

[1:00:11] to have a fireside there.

[1:00:12] >> Amazing.

[1:00:13] >> Yeah.

[1:00:14] >> I'll talk to him and ask him.

[1:00:16] That would be great.

[1:00:17] >> So,

[1:00:18] >> I love that. So, is this a Friday,

[1:00:21] Saturday or

[1:00:22] >> Woodland Hills days, yes.

[1:00:23] >> Friday, Saturday.

[1:00:25] >> Um

[1:00:26] >> And it's really fun. Friday night

[1:00:28] >> Yeah, I can't cuz of work, so I'm I'm

[1:00:29] like

[1:00:30] >> Friday night is the best.

[1:00:32] >> We did go. Yeah, we've been to this.

[1:00:35] >> Um but it really seems like

[1:00:37] >> I'd love to see everybody.

[1:00:39] >> No parade.

[1:00:40] >> Here's a

[1:00:43] beverages from the 17th and 18th

[1:00:45] >> Homemade root beer.

[1:00:46] >> With water often unsafe to drink, and

[1:00:50] I've heard this

[1:00:52] that would have to do with the word of

[1:00:53] wisdom. People drank large amounts of

[1:00:55] hard cider, ale, and beer.

[1:00:59] Following the American Revolution,

[1:01:01] coffee became widely popular as a

[1:01:03] patriotic alternative to British tea.

[1:01:06] >> Hard cider and root beer.

[1:01:09] >> I think I know, I'm sorry. You're not on

[1:01:11] it anymore, so I can say this. I think

[1:01:13] the firemen should make homemade root

[1:01:15] beer.

[1:01:16] >> I couldn't I couldn't keep that up. It's

[1:01:18] just too much going on there. No, I

[1:01:20] know. But don't you think

[1:01:21] >> could make root beer, we could do all

[1:01:22] sorts of things. We could root beer

[1:01:24] floats.

[1:01:26] With the ice cream.

[1:01:26] >> Apple cider, you I've seen cider

[1:01:28] slushies. I mean, that's what they do

[1:01:29] down at the at the barn.

[1:01:31] I love those.

[1:01:33] I mean, there's lots of things we could

[1:01:33] do that's kind of I really go for the

[1:01:35] lemonade one though. Kind of a lemonade

[1:01:37] girl.

[1:01:38] >> Yeah, that can all be done.

[1:01:39] >> Fun. I love it. Hey, if you think of

[1:01:41] other if you go home and you think of

[1:01:43] some random thought, just text me or

[1:01:45] email me. Be like, Janet, da da da da da

[1:01:48] and send it to me.

[1:01:49] Cuz I love it and like I said, we're

[1:01:51] meeting on Thursday.

[1:01:53] And he'll be

[1:01:54] I'll say this this is my PTR committee.

[1:01:56] They're on top of it. They look at all

[1:01:58] these ideas. They can

[1:01:59] >> So, you're meeting with Ben on Thursday?

[1:02:01] >> Mhm.

[1:02:02] He's kind it's his he, you know, he

[1:02:05] really wants to do it. He also wants to

[1:02:07] do and I'm not sure when, but he wants

[1:02:08] to do like a coloring contest.

[1:02:11] And the kids can bring the picture in or

[1:02:16] they can color it beforehand or whatever

[1:02:18] and bring it in and come visit see meet

[1:02:20] the mayor and they get a candy. Like

[1:02:22] he'd have like a treat bowl or something

[1:02:23] in his office.

[1:02:25] And they can turn it in and then they'll

[1:02:26] post them all over the city center. He

[1:02:27] kind of wanted to do that, too. Kind of

[1:02:29] cool.

[1:02:30] They could he could give them a treat if

[1:02:32] they turn in their picture.

[1:02:33] >> For the Are you talking about for the

[1:02:35] >> For 250 for the 250.

[1:02:36] >> be a patriotic thing. Yeah, that'd be

[1:02:39] fun.

[1:02:39] >> Yeah, something with flags on

[1:02:41] >> Yeah, flags, Uncle Sam, whatever, you

[1:02:43] know.

[1:02:43] >> Yeah, just some coloring or online and

[1:02:45] play

[1:02:45] >> Those are the only fireworks we're going

[1:02:46] to get, so

[1:02:47] >> I've seen an app recently

[1:02:49] where you can take a picture and turn it

[1:02:51] into a coloring page.

[1:02:55] So, could do patriotic

[1:02:56] >> Yeah, and I don't know if the America

[1:02:57] 250 if they have one on their website. I

[1:02:59] was actually going to go look and see if

[1:03:00] they had some already.

[1:03:01] >> Maybe they have some ideas for them.

[1:03:03] >> Or some pictures.

[1:03:05] But, they they do want they're trying to

[1:03:08] have nationwide they want the potluck

[1:03:09] dinner. That's what they want. They want

[1:03:11] like a potluck dinner nationwide and so

[1:03:13] I did ask on Tuesday night

[1:03:15] can I have $600 for a band?

[1:03:18] Cuz it that just makes it so much more

[1:03:20] fun and festive.

[1:03:22] >> Music really makes a difference, yeah.

[1:03:24] >> Could we even if I know we can't do

[1:03:26] fireworks?

[1:03:29] We were up in Lake George one year on

[1:03:31] the 4th of July. We were out on boats.

[1:03:33] Everybody was out on the boats.

[1:03:35] And the music that was played was all

[1:03:37] patriotic. And of course then the

[1:03:39] fireworks went off. You could only It's

[1:03:42] not the same.

[1:03:45] But there are

[1:03:47] displays visually of fireworks. It's not

[1:03:50] the same as the real

[1:03:51] >> put up a movie screen and just throw do

[1:03:54] uh

[1:03:54] >> Okay, so

[1:03:55] >> Fireworks or something?

[1:03:57] >> If

[1:03:59] >> Uh-oh.

[1:04:00] >> You can't find a band.

[1:04:02] >> Yes, sir.

[1:04:03] You grant your

[1:04:04] >> I will play 30 minutes.

[1:04:08] » I bet we could get Rick Pray to play

[1:04:10] some, too.

[1:04:13] That's fine. We also

[1:04:14] >> I'm saying

[1:04:15] >> I thought about like karaoke.

[1:04:16] >> Yeah, so I would I could do that because

[1:04:19] that's

[1:04:20] >> Dennis, you're so kind.

[1:04:21] >> I don't play any I don't perform much

[1:04:23] anymore, but I would do that.

[1:04:26] >> Okay.

[1:04:26] >> I'll get my grandson to carry my

[1:04:27] equipment.

[1:04:29] >> Could we ask Richard Jenny to come back?

[1:04:31] We could get Rick Pray to come and put

[1:04:33] the speakers up and

[1:04:35] >> Get Rick maybe he could join me on a

[1:04:36] couple songs. I'll get with Rick.

[1:04:41] » Oh, this has been great meeting you.

[1:04:43] >> Um

[1:04:51] I can put my band back together.

[1:04:53] >> Yeah.

[1:04:53] >> But uh

[1:04:55] >> Well, Rick

[1:04:56] >> You wouldn't like the price.

[1:04:58] >> At the Maple Fest I know. At the Maple

[1:05:00] Festival Rick Pray said something about

[1:05:03] kind of wanting to do

[1:05:05] uh

[1:05:05] a few numbers for Woodland Hills Days.

[1:05:07] He kind of said that to me. So I wonder

[1:05:10] >> I'll I'll call.

[1:05:11] >> I wonder if he would want to do it for

[1:05:12] this instead. He did He did mention that

[1:05:14] to me cuz I always tell him I always

[1:05:16] kind of tease him cuz he's at every

[1:05:17] event.

[1:05:19] And he brings all his equipment.

[1:05:20] >> together.

[1:05:22] And maybe he'll come in. Maybe we could

[1:05:24] talk about a couple songs we could do

[1:05:26] together.

[1:05:27] >> Okay. Okay.

[1:05:27] >> I don't sing anymore.

[1:05:29] >> But you know and you could

[1:05:30] >> He does.

[1:05:30] >> But you know we could even like

[1:05:33] have a track a track and just play some

[1:05:35] music and then turn that off and then

[1:05:37] you guys could play live.

[1:05:38] >> Okay.

[1:05:39] >> And then when you want to take a break

[1:05:40] we could put the track back on so at

[1:05:42] least we had music.

[1:05:43] >> That's a good idea.

[1:05:44] >> Yeah.

[1:05:44] >> Um there's also quite a few good young

[1:05:46] people that are quite good musicians

[1:05:49] that my my keyboard is an excellent

[1:05:54] piano also. It's a stage piano.

[1:05:57] And so uh like Tommy Sharf is a good

[1:06:01] pianist.

[1:06:02] Maybe we could talk to some of them

[1:06:03] about playing some patriotic

[1:06:06] >> We could

[1:06:06] >> song.

[1:06:07] >> out there on social media and say

[1:06:10] We're looking for some people to come

[1:06:12] play.

[1:06:13] >> Yeah.

[1:06:14] The only challenge with this is it

[1:06:16] is over the weekend. How many people are

[1:06:17] we going to get? It's a Friday,

[1:06:19] Saturday, Sunday, right? People are

[1:06:21] going to

[1:06:21] >> This is just going to be Sunday. This is

[1:06:23] 2:00 to 4:50.

[1:06:24] >> That's the weekend.

[1:06:25] >> 4th of July is Saturday.

[1:06:27] >> Yeah, I'm going to be gone.

[1:06:29] I'll be in Idaho.

[1:06:32] » So will you be here the 5th?

[1:06:35] >> I'll be here that night. I'll be back.

[1:06:38] Okay.

[1:06:38] >> A week's will be released next month,

[1:06:41] right?

[1:06:42] >> Yeah, June.

[1:06:43] >> I wonder if Hillary's going to be

[1:06:45] >> Oh.

[1:06:47] >> available on the 5th.

[1:06:49] >> Oh.

[1:06:49] >> I'll tell you what. Let me take Let me

[1:06:51] do some calling around for

[1:06:52] >> the music. I'm not going to get a band.

[1:06:55] >> Okay.

[1:06:55] Save that $600 for something else.

[1:06:58] >> Huh?

[1:06:59] >> Save that money for something else.

[1:07:01] >> the 600.

[1:07:03] >> I mean we

[1:07:04] >> Well, it's nice to have local people.

[1:07:07] >> Yeah.

[1:07:08] >> It would be awesome is

[1:07:10] to have a lot of talent.

[1:07:11] >> And we need to

[1:07:13] >> share

[1:07:13] >> advertise, not advertise, but

[1:07:15] >> So, Sheridans?

[1:07:16] >> I know of someone that has banned.

[1:07:17] >> Okay, so you

[1:07:18] >> So does

[1:07:19] >> I am appointing you in charge of the

[1:07:21] entertainment.

[1:07:22] >> Okay.

[1:07:25] >> Sheridan Wright has a son that's in a

[1:07:27] band, too.

[1:07:28] >> You know what? You have There's so much

[1:07:29] talent. You've got the Praise daughters

[1:07:32] that can sing incredibly well.

[1:07:34] >> Brandy Finley and their work.

[1:07:35] >> Do we want to

[1:07:36] >> Yeah, he plays the piano.

[1:07:38] >> Sing a couple of patriotic songs.

[1:07:41] >> I think that would be nice, Dennis.

[1:07:43] If you know If we had somewhere the

[1:07:45] crowd sings. You know what would be fun?

[1:07:46] Some patriotic songs and have everybody

[1:07:48] sing.

[1:07:49] >> Sing. Okay.

[1:07:49] >> have any youth that are

[1:07:51] It would be fun to

[1:07:53] listen to them.

[1:07:54] Might sing a

[1:07:55] >> And a little choir. I mean, I don't

[1:07:57] know. You could do You could do so much

[1:07:58] stuff with this. It could be

[1:08:00] >> Well, Wendy Taylor is in that um

[1:08:05] She's Springville or Mapleton.

[1:08:07] >> Oh, some singing group.

[1:08:09] >> I mean, they perform all the time.

[1:08:11] >> Who's that?

[1:08:11] >> Wendy Taylor.

[1:08:13] Up by me.

[1:08:14] >> Wendy Taylor. Oh, up there on the co-

[1:08:17] >> Mhm. On the trail head.

[1:08:22] Oh, yeah.

[1:08:22] >> And there's somebody in our ward

[1:08:24] that has sung, played guitar, and sung

[1:08:27] very well at the Maple Fest.

[1:08:30] I'm not sure if he's in our ward

[1:08:32] anymore.

[1:08:33] Um

[1:08:34] I know

[1:08:35] he is choosing not to come, but I'm not

[1:08:38] sure if he's still

[1:08:39] in our ward.

[1:08:40] I can't remember his name, though.

[1:08:42] >> I can't either.

[1:08:42] >> But Wendy Taylor would know who it is.

[1:08:45] Who the guy is that's played at the

[1:08:47] Maple Fest.

[1:08:48] >> Okay. I'll talk I'll call and talk to

[1:08:50] >> I mean, I thought it was Rick. Rick will

[1:08:51] know, too, because Rick was at the Maple

[1:08:53] Fest. He's been there every year doing

[1:08:54] the music equipment, so he'll know.

[1:08:55] >> I'll get a hold of

[1:08:57] >> I love that. Thank you, you guys. See, I

[1:09:00] knew I asked the right people.

[1:09:03] And I'll be here that night. I'll make

[1:09:04] sure I'm here that night. I'm just

[1:09:06] we go to our cabin and go hit the lake.

[1:09:09] We have a cabin up in Yellowstone and we

[1:09:11] all my adult kids come and we all stay at the cabin and we barbecue

[1:09:15] and we

[1:09:16] >> Nice.

[1:09:17] >> we paddle board and we go out on the

[1:09:19] lake. It's kind of our family once a

[1:09:21] year family trip.

[1:09:22] >> Yeah.

[1:09:23] >> But we'll be coming home on Sunday.

[1:09:26] >> Okay. Here we have two more quick items.

[1:09:28] >> things, right? Trail

[1:09:31] >> Um oh, if we're on number six

[1:09:34] >> Mhm.

[1:09:35] >> Um

[1:09:38] I did ask Ted to ask Lance and his crew

[1:09:42] they're the ones that

[1:09:44] will clear off your land and the city

[1:09:47] gets the money for them doing it

[1:09:50] uh to go up the trail and that's already

[1:09:52] been done. So, we don't need to do any

[1:09:54] sawing or

[1:09:56] taking down limbs. It's all been done as

[1:09:59] far as trail maintenance.

[1:10:00] >> On the trail?

[1:10:01] >> Mhm.

[1:10:02] >> Oh, wow.

[1:10:02] >> they're cutting the grasses today.

[1:10:04] >> They

[1:10:05] >> from the side of the road so they won't

[1:10:06] get hit.

[1:10:06] >> Supposedly top to bottom. There's no

[1:10:08] more overhanging.

[1:10:09] >> Okay.

[1:10:10] >> That part's all done.

[1:10:11] >> So, do we need to do any digging on the

[1:10:13] trenches this year?

[1:10:14] >> Yeah, probably.

[1:10:15] >> Yes.

[1:10:16] >> So,

[1:10:18] let's get Mike.

[1:10:20] >> And

[1:10:21] I have approached

[1:10:23] the boys that have been up there on

[1:10:25] motorcycles. I happen to be out working

[1:10:27] in my swell

[1:10:29] and I said, "Oh,

[1:10:31] um would you guys be willing to help

[1:10:33] me?" And they're like, "Do you need

[1:10:34] rocks moved?" And I'm like, "No, no, no, Would you help

[1:10:38] when we maintain the trail?" They gave

[1:10:40] me their phone numbers and said

[1:10:42] >> we would be happy to help.

[1:10:44] >> Oh, that's great.

[1:10:45] >> Yeah.

[1:10:46] >> And they're

[1:10:48] >> Aren't they in our ward?

[1:10:49] >> One of them is in Four Seasons. The

[1:10:51] other three are in Oakridge.

[1:10:53] >> Oh, okay.

[1:10:55] >> Oh, nice.

[1:10:56] >> All I can do is say no.

[1:10:58] >> Yeah.

[1:10:59] >> So, we'll need a date to do that.

[1:11:00] >> pick a date. Uh

[1:11:04] I mean, right now it's mush and mud up

[1:11:07] there. I got 7 in of snow the other day.

[1:11:10] >> Yeah, I lost five trees.

[1:11:13] >> Oh, no.

[1:11:14] >> Uh-oh.

[1:11:14] >> No.

[1:11:15] >> My poor My poor Japanese maple, this is

[1:11:17] the third frost. Every time it shoots

[1:11:19] out leaves, it freezes, and then it

[1:11:21] comes back and shoots out some more

[1:11:22] leaves, and it freezes, and I'm like

[1:11:23] >> That's what's happening to my wisteria.

[1:11:25] My wisteria's all crispy.

[1:11:27] >> And I had it actually over the arch. It

[1:11:29] was a baby one that I started like 2

[1:11:30] years ago, and I actually had it up over

[1:11:32] the arch, and now it's like all

[1:11:34] >> crispy.

[1:11:35] >> My baby froze

[1:11:36] >> froze it twice this year.

[1:11:38] >> And the hummingbirds are like

[1:11:39] >> My hummingbird didn't leave.

[1:11:40] >> go back to Mexico.

[1:11:41] >> No, mine are back. They're like in front

[1:11:42] of the window, it's empty. It's empty.

[1:11:43] Come on.

[1:11:45] >> Mine are there, but they're confused. Um

[1:11:48] okay, so it's probably going to be June.

[1:11:51] >> Okay.

[1:11:56] » Um

[1:11:58] not the 6th is not good for me.

[1:12:03] The 13th is not good for me.

[1:12:06] >> Why?

[1:12:07] Cuz you're going to be in some exotic

[1:12:09] location?

[1:12:10] >> All 19 of us are going to Cabo.

[1:12:12] >> Oh, fun.

[1:12:14] >> The 20th, I'm going to Sun Valley to

[1:12:17] bike and hike, but I mean, this doesn't

[1:12:20] need to be around me. I'm happy Oh, I'm

[1:12:23] not doing anything on the 27th.

[1:12:26] >> The next weekend is 4th of July, so we

[1:12:28] can't.

[1:12:28] >> Okay.

[1:12:30] >> I think you'd want to

[1:12:32] >> I'd like to do the Woodland Hills days,

[1:12:34] have a hike up the trail again like we

[1:12:36] did a couple years ago. I think

[1:12:39] There were people that went up the trail

[1:12:41] that had never been up there before.

[1:12:44] >> I did

[1:12:45] I was in charge of it for like 4 years,

[1:12:46] and nobody showed up.

[1:12:47] >> Oh.

[1:12:48] >> Maybe they didn't

[1:12:49] >> No, there weren't.

[1:12:50] >> And I got up early every time and and

[1:12:52] not a soul was there.

[1:12:53] >> Yeah.

[1:12:55] So we quit doing it.

[1:12:56] >> Okay.

[1:12:57] >> If you get somebody that wants to do it,

[1:12:58] we can do it again, but I would show up and sit in my car at the

[1:13:02] trailhead every year.

[1:13:04] Get up early ready to go and no not one

[1:13:07] soul would show up. I was like okay,

[1:13:09] fine.

[1:13:11] I go back home.

[1:13:12] >> So what do you what date do you want to

[1:13:14] do? Do you want to try for June?

[1:13:16] Otherwise it's going to be

[1:13:18] brutally hot on that sunny stretch.

[1:13:21] Unless we're up there really early.

[1:13:23] >> 20th of June?

[1:13:24] >> The 6th would be better, but

[1:13:28] Where where are you on the 6th?

[1:13:31] >> I'm in Cabo.

[1:13:32] >> That's your Cabo.

[1:13:35] » And the 13th flying out flying back.

[1:13:40] But it doesn't have to be I mean it

[1:13:42] stays light so long.

[1:13:45] We're not going to be up there all day.

[1:13:46] We could do it a Friday night.

[1:13:49] You know, like 6:00 to 8:00 if we have

[1:13:52] enough volunteers we can

[1:13:54] >> I just feel like a Saturday morning

[1:13:55] you're going to get more people.

[1:13:57] >> You think so? Okay.

[1:13:58] >> So what what do the

[1:14:00] Have you Have you Have you been up there

[1:14:01] this year?

[1:14:02] >> Mhm.

[1:14:02] >> What did they look like? The

[1:14:04] >> Some are still sort of there. Others are

[1:14:07] not. The

[1:14:10] I don't know if we want to get into this

[1:14:11] part of the maintenance, but I call it

[1:14:14] the sunny stretch where you look down on

[1:14:15] the park. There's no trees around.

[1:14:18] >> Right.

[1:14:19] by sun.

[1:14:21] It's almost like it was

[1:14:25] um before we did the mitigation.

[1:14:29] It's high on the left-hand side.

[1:14:31] Flattens out a little bit and then it

[1:14:34] dips down and it's full of rocks.

[1:14:38] >> Mhm.

[1:14:40] Um

[1:14:41] It's just

[1:14:43] I go up there with grippers on my

[1:14:46] walking shoes so I can grip the earth

[1:14:49] because with all the rocks you slide.

[1:14:51] >> Slide, yeah.

[1:14:53] >> Um

[1:14:56] but I'm happy to help. I don't even mind

[1:15:01] going up and doing a stretch myself to

[1:15:07] contribute if I'm

[1:15:08] >> do it the 27th. It's just my concern is

[1:15:11] that's the weekend before July 5th.

[1:15:14] That's what I worry about. 7th.

[1:15:17] >> You mean too much?

[1:15:18] >> Yeah.

[1:15:19] >> need you. We need you.

[1:15:20] >> Yeah.

[1:15:21] >> 20th?

[1:15:24] » Where will you be on the 20th?

[1:15:27] >> Um Sun Valley.

[1:15:30] I'll be going biking and hiking.

[1:15:34] I But I Like I say, I'm happy to do I'll

[1:15:38] call it my stretch from the cave up to

[1:15:41] the first

[1:15:42] uh roundabout or not roundabout. First

[1:15:45] switchback.

[1:15:47] I'll do that myself as my

[1:15:49] contribution of helping.

[1:15:51] >> We need to talk to Mike and find out

[1:15:52] when he's free and we can get

[1:15:55] >> Why don't you send out an email and see

[1:15:56] when everyone can come in?

[1:15:57] >> Okay.

[1:15:58] >> Um

[1:16:01] because yeah.

[1:16:03] >> Cuz we're going to get a lot of moisture

[1:16:05] the end of this year

[1:16:07] from what I've read.

[1:16:09] We're going to have a super La Niña or

[1:16:11] super El Niño, which is excessive

[1:16:14] moisture. We haven't had one since 1877.

[1:16:19] And it's it hits in the from the

[1:16:21] Pacific.

[1:16:23] And we

[1:16:24] >> Utah's got a split though. Northern

[1:16:25] Utah's going to be drier than normal.

[1:16:27] >> Yeah.

[1:16:28] >> Southern Utah's going to be wetter.

[1:16:30] >> to be in November

[1:16:31] when it's going to start.

[1:16:33] >> Mhm. So is it

[1:16:34] >> So what do we get? Half and half?

[1:16:36] >> Whatever we get.

[1:16:37] >> It depends.

[1:16:38] >> And then we'll take

[1:16:39] >> Get another one of those. That's the

[1:16:39] point.

[1:16:40] >> Big snow years.

[1:16:42] >> Yeah.

[1:16:42] >> So it'd just be nice to do the

[1:16:44] maintenance this year and then try to

[1:16:45] keep up with it every year cuz we

[1:16:47] haven't done it in what two years?

[1:16:48] >> Been like two years I think. Yeah, two

[1:16:50] years.

[1:16:51] >> Three.

[1:16:51] >> I lose track of time. I think it may be

[1:16:53] three.

[1:16:53] >> It's three cuz I haven't been on PTR for

[1:16:55] a couple years.

[1:16:57] Get a sweet face too.

[1:17:01] You'd love Brian.

[1:17:04] >> Yes, I do like Brian. I do.

[1:17:07] >> He's so smart but

[1:17:10] also very um

[1:17:12] analytical.

[1:17:14] >> All right, I'll send out an email about

[1:17:18] um

[1:17:19] is it just amongst us or do I want to

[1:17:21] put it on Facebook and

[1:17:24] >> Well, first just amongst us but they

[1:17:26] and then we can put it out for

[1:17:28] volunteers but let's just

[1:17:30] >> Okay.

[1:17:30] >> the committee. Don't you think?

[1:17:32] >> Yeah.

[1:17:33] >> See who can do what day.

[1:17:34] >> And Ted said if we notice anything that

[1:17:37] needs

[1:17:38] saws, just let him know and he'll send

[1:17:41] Lance up there again.

[1:17:43] Um Ted is going to order the extra

[1:17:46] signs. He told me that today.

[1:17:49] Um and the conservancy of the trail

[1:17:53] which is an incredible idea. I don't

[1:17:55] know if all of you have heard Janet talk

[1:17:58] about this but

[1:17:58] >> I talked about it last meeting.

[1:18:00] >> Yeah, what? I'm saying conservancy

[1:18:02] of the city land.

[1:18:05] >> Oh yes, yeah. I have to get the I I

[1:18:08] haven't I I'm in charge of too many

[1:18:10] things but um I

[1:18:15] >> Do you want me to do the acreage? Cuz I

[1:18:17] can easily

[1:18:17] >> There's some well, it has to go through

[1:18:19] the lawyers. So I we need to look up

[1:18:22] what exactly the rules are and what the

[1:18:24] city has to give up to do that. And then

[1:18:27] we have to put it to the lawyers because

[1:18:29] you do lose

[1:18:30] you lose some rights as a city when you

[1:18:33] do it.

[1:18:34] So um we have to make sure that that's

[1:18:37] going to

[1:18:38] Um, once it's put in the conservancy,

[1:18:40] nothing can be developed. So, they would

[1:18:42] want the all the land, the whole but you

[1:18:44] got to understand the water tanks and

[1:18:46] stuff are there, too. So,

[1:18:48] that would have to be carved out.

[1:18:50] There's just There's some legal

[1:18:51] ramifications. So, that's why nothing

[1:18:53] has

[1:18:54] happened on that. Mhm. And we've been

[1:18:56] working

[1:18:57] We've just been so busy with um

[1:19:00] getting making the change to our finance

[1:19:02] director and getting a grip on the

[1:19:04] budget. So, we've changed the budget and

[1:19:06] how it's formatted because

[1:19:08] >> Which was fabulous.

[1:19:09] >> Because um our our previous person,

[1:19:13] you know, people in the community felt

[1:19:14] like it was a shell game and it really

[1:19:16] was. Like, stuff would get moved around

[1:19:18] and you couldn't really tell where it

[1:19:19] was or what it was coming from.

[1:19:21] And so, we've combined a lot of

[1:19:22] categories and it's just taken a lot of

[1:19:24] like deep diving.

[1:19:27] But, it's going to save the citizens so

[1:19:29] much money.

[1:19:30] And that money can go

[1:19:32] >> all the other things we got.

[1:19:33] >> With all that money can go to the roads

[1:19:35] or, you know, something else that all

[1:19:37] the citizens want. And so,

[1:19:39] >> And it's transparent.

[1:19:40] >> walking path. And it's And it's so good.

[1:19:42] Like, it's really good. It's just

[1:19:45] It's been a lot of work. So, some of

[1:19:46] these other things have fallen to the

[1:19:48] wayside. They're not as high on the

[1:19:49] priority list. I'm also the PIO. I'm the

[1:19:51] public information officer for the city.

[1:19:53] So, anytime there's anything, they're

[1:19:54] like, "Janet, can you post this? Janet,

[1:19:56] will you do that?" And so, I have to

[1:19:58] rewrite Like, they sent me this big old

[1:20:00] thing and I have to sit down and rewrite

[1:20:02] it and make it, you know,

[1:20:04] social media ready and just different. I

[1:20:06] do the newsletter. I do I do I go to I

[1:20:09] go to um

[1:20:11] I go to the meetings, the staff meetings

[1:20:13] on Monday mornings. Like, it's a lot.

[1:20:16] >> Can we put something in the newsletter,

[1:20:18] perhaps, about

[1:20:20] how you drive in the roundabout?

[1:20:23] And also, how you walk on the roads if

[1:20:26] you're on your feet

[1:20:30] at at night time. Well, no. I Most of

[1:20:33] the people that I encounter

[1:20:36] going down Woodland Hills Drive are

[1:20:38] going down with me. They're not on the

[1:20:40] other side facing the

[1:20:42] >> traffic.

[1:20:43] >> Yeah. It's like stuff we learned when we

[1:20:44] were learn how to ride when we were

[1:20:45] kids.

[1:20:45] >> elementary school. If you have wheels,

[1:20:47] you go with the way the cars go. If you

[1:20:49] don't,

[1:20:50] you face them.

[1:20:52] >> Uh yes, Sergeant Dotson's done that a

[1:20:54] couple times.

[1:20:55] >> Has he?

[1:20:55] >> Mhm.

[1:20:57] It's been in there a couple times.

[1:20:59] >> Was there an Was there an almost

[1:21:01] incident or something? Cuz I saw they

[1:21:02] put a sign up on Summit Creek Drive.

[1:21:05] Hidden

[1:21:07] Oh, yeah.

[1:21:07] >> pedestrians

[1:21:09] >> Yeah. And I went through that. Yeah.

[1:21:10] >> I came up on a child

[1:21:13] going down to church.

[1:21:15] >> Uh

[1:21:15] >> Just at that little bump before the

[1:21:17] gravel.

[1:21:17] >> it is a blind spot.

[1:21:19] >> I want

[1:21:20] bring that up.

[1:21:22] They put a sign up. Thank you, whoever

[1:21:23] did that.

[1:21:25] Um

[1:21:27] Okay, we have a plan of putting trails

[1:21:31] in along some of the streets. And Summit

[1:21:33] Creek is one

[1:21:35] proposal.

[1:21:38] Is there a way that we could put

[1:21:41] expedite that

[1:21:42] and put a trail

[1:21:45] from say the post office

[1:21:48] at least down to the gates

[1:21:52] on

[1:21:53] >> along 112

[1:21:54] >> because that is really dangerous

[1:21:57] coming up over that little hill because

[1:21:59] it's blind and people are walking

[1:22:02] >> on a bike. The child was that I

[1:22:04] >> when they were on a bicycle.

[1:22:05] >> Yeah.

[1:22:06] They were walking a bike.

[1:22:08] >> So, if there was a trail, any trail to

[1:22:11] be built on a street,

[1:22:14] what would Summit Creek

[1:22:15] >> I don't know. You know, that property's

[1:22:17] private.

[1:22:18] >> Yep.

[1:22:19] >> Is it

[1:22:19] >> All Summit Creek is private. Yeah.

[1:22:21] >> Yeah.

[1:22:22] >> So, I don't know what

[1:22:24] >> And

[1:22:25] yeah. It's not city.

[1:22:26] >> It's part of the mag.

[1:22:28] >> Okay.

[1:22:29] >> And there's a grant and a study that's

[1:22:31] going and it takes its time,

[1:22:33] unfortunately.

[1:22:34] >> Yeah. Well, I'm really I'm concerned

[1:22:36] about that.

[1:22:38] >> Yeah.

[1:22:39] >> Because more and more people are coming

[1:22:40] >> It's it's really it's this it is not a

[1:22:42] friendly walking area. Unfortunately.

[1:22:45] >> of the hills.

[1:22:46] >> Yeah, because of the hills.

[1:22:48] >> Well, and people are going way too fast.

[1:22:50] >> Yeah, and people are still going way too

[1:22:53] fast down Woodland Hills and Summit

[1:22:55] Creek Drive.

[1:22:57] >> Well, I don't know why it's

[1:22:58] not

[1:22:59] >> I I was going up I don't know why it's

[1:23:02] not 25 and we had a meeting about that.

[1:23:05] A zoom and I you know, I said it's got

[1:23:08] to be 25. 25 is the

[1:23:10] When you have a road in a in a

[1:23:14] residential area,

[1:23:16] it should be 25. And these there are

[1:23:19] many driveways coming out of these and

[1:23:22] they put it at 30. I don't know what why

[1:23:25] that was done. But also, I was going 30

[1:23:29] or close to it, probably in between 25

[1:23:31] and 30 at the road and a vehicle passed

[1:23:34] me.

[1:23:35] >> Oh.

[1:23:35] >> Can you imagine?

[1:23:37] >> No.

[1:23:38] >> passed went around me

[1:23:40] >> No.

[1:23:40] >> going up the road.

[1:23:43] That's this is not a road to pass on.

[1:23:46] >> Well.

[1:23:47] >> I mean and I've had that done and one

[1:23:49] guy almost did it like and I'm going I

[1:23:52] am making sure I'm not going over the

[1:23:54] speed limit but not way too under it.

[1:23:57] And people just want to pass you going

[1:23:58] up that I see it all the time.

[1:24:01] Up Summit Creek.

[1:24:02] >> I get a line behind me going to church

[1:24:04] because I put on cruise control.

[1:24:07] And we're all running late.

[1:24:09] >> it in low gear.

[1:24:11] >> It's just I the developers on purpose

[1:24:14] made it be a curvy road.

[1:24:17] >> To slow people down.

[1:24:17] That was the

[1:24:19] purpose of it. That is why it's a curvy

[1:24:21] road but

[1:24:23] I don't know. I don't know what to do

[1:24:24] about that.

[1:24:26] Nothing.

[1:24:29] People are people.

[1:24:31] Until somebody gets hit.

[1:24:35] » All right, you guys.

[1:24:37] >> I'm going to wrap it up, huh?

[1:24:38] >> Yeah, I I need to. My husband's been

[1:24:39] really sick. I need to go.

[1:24:40] >> Okay, roundabout's going to be rebuilt

[1:24:43] and miscellaneous sightings for upcoming

[1:24:45] meetings.

[1:24:48] We have

[1:24:50] >> about the

[1:24:51] 250 celebration.

[1:24:53] >> the misc. I jumped my turn.

[1:24:55] >> No, you're fine.

[1:24:56] >> So,

[1:24:57] we've basically covered

[1:24:58] >> Got everything, right?

[1:24:59] >> Everything.

[1:25:00] >> have lots of good notes. See my paper?

[1:25:02] >> Beautiful.

[1:25:03] >> That's cuz you guys are amazing.

[1:25:06] >> So.

[1:25:08] >> I move to adjourn.

[1:25:09] >> I move to call to adjourn.

[1:25:11] >> I make a motion we adjourn.

[1:25:12] >> All in favor?

[1:25:14] >> I.

[1:25:14] >> a second.

[1:25:15] >> Any opposed?

[1:25:16] >> We don't have to have a second to

[1:25:18] adjourn.

[1:25:19] >> Got it.

[1:25:20] >> We just have to have a motion.

[1:25:23] >> I make a motion to

[1:25:25] >> Hey.

[1:25:26] Thank you, everybody. Oh, let me say one

[1:25:28] more thing. I talked to Jody today.

[1:25:32] Turn this off.

[1:25:33] Um

[1:25:34] >> I'll do it.

[1:25:34] >> We had discussed at the last PTR meeting

[1:25:38] that

[1:25:41] you and

[1:25:44] Ed

[1:25:46] away from Sand Creek.

PTR Committee Meeting May 19, 2026

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