[0:08] Father, we just come to you tonight,
Lord. We're so grateful for all the the
[0:11] blessings that you've given us, God.
Pray that you'd be with us in this
[0:14] meeting tonight. Pray that you would
help us to do your will, God, and the
[0:17] decisions and the things that need to be
made. God, we just thank you for this
[0:20] day. We thank you for all that you've
done for us. In your name we pray. Amen.
[0:25] I aliance to the flag of the United
States of America and to the republic
[0:31] for which it stands. One nation under
God, indivisible, with liberty and
[0:38] justice for all.
[0:47] » President
[0:50] Nichols
Nelson
[0:53] President Morris
person
[0:56] » here. Counsel
>> here.
[0:57] » Council
person Davis
[1:00] » here.
>> Person
[1:01] » here.
>> All right. I declare we have a quorum.
[1:04] So we will begin our meeting. Um if you
read through your minutes from August,
[1:09] um there were a few errors. So we are
going to postpone those for approval
[1:15] until the next meeting. So we'll jump
right into department reports with
[1:21] Jason.
[1:26] So, park straight used 80 gallons of
diesel, brought in $300 in village
[1:31] rentals, 600 in RV rentals. Our flag
football program looked really good this
[1:35] year. We had 106 kids sign up, which is
30 more than last year, over 30 more
[1:40] than last year. We also had 11 local
businesses sponsor our league, which is
[1:44] something new. The league starts next
Monday.
[1:48] This past closed yesterday. Um, we have
a softball tournament planned for
[1:52] October 17th
and the pickle ball court update. The
[1:57] demo is complete and the the dirt works
pretty much complete and they start some
[2:01] of the electrical install. That's all I
got.
[2:04] » Thank you.
[2:16] Public Works collected $2,782.50
for class 3 all to the city shop.
[2:24] Collected 21,7965
[2:28] for rolloffs.
We used 497.4 gallons of gas and 3,249.4
[2:36] gallons of diesel.
482.59
[2:39] tons of class one and 301.12 tons of
class 3 to the west of this landfield
[2:46] cost of $34,683.75
[3:05] gallons of gas 36.9 gallons
sold 17 permits, completed 46
[3:10] inspections, collected $4,743.90.
[3:15] » For the month of August, we had 68 fire
runs or emergency responses, and as of
[3:20] now, we're at 599 for year. We did not
complete any inspections, contact,
[3:29] but he is back here tonight. He did his
appointment around the I believe for six
[3:37] weeks. So, um we are still hiring
to fill two positions. So, if you know
[3:44] anyone that would be interested in
starting a career with the fire
[3:46] department, please send them along way.
We have principal ability test and
[3:49] application process and we are looking
for some individuals join our team
[3:56] » fulltime. We always have parttime
positions open but we currently have two
[3:59] fulltime positions ready to go. We did
host last weekend. We had one candidate
[4:05] show up for that.
>> So that position is still actively open.
[4:09] We're still trying to recruit for those
because we absolutely want to make sure
[4:13] we're having the best people we can
commit to the city like we continue to
[4:17] do.
[4:27] So, police department made 203 contacts
this month. 23 felony arrests for 17
[4:33] accidents.
Code enforcement made 54 total contacts,
[4:41] four active property searches,
animal control side, dispatch 44 times.
[4:49] They picked up seven dogs. Six of them
entered the kennels, but they were able
[4:53] to adopt four out return owners.
Currently receiving 20 dogs issued seven
[4:58] citations and three warnings.
>> Thank you.
[5:03] » All right. So, our city sales tax came
in at just over 199,000 and our portion
[5:09] of the county came in at $141,700.
[5:13] We'd like to mention that registration
is opened for winter conference for the
[5:19] Arkansas Municipal League. Those dates
are January the 13th through the 15th.
[5:23] If you are planning on going, please
reach out to Meredith so that you can
[5:29] get your registration done. Um, if we
don't get registered before the end of
[5:34] September, um, the registration fee goes
up $50.
[5:40] With that, I will entertain a motion to
accept department reports as submitted.
[5:47] » All in favor?
>> All right. First item on our agenda
[5:51] tonight is to recognize um Captain Joe's
been with the city for 40 years. And um
[5:58] so there are some refreshments after the
meeting. If you want to grab grab some
[6:03] of those, we would invite you to do
that. And
[6:18] Chief was able to reach out to this
capital and get a capital citation on
[6:22] behalf of Captain. We appreciate your
many years of service. It's quite an
[6:27] accomplishment to have 40 years in at
any job and we very much appreciate you
[6:34] and the leadership that you offer this
department.
[7:02] I I will say on behalf of Captain Bron,
this is not something that he is willing
[7:06] to accept. This is something that was
done behind the scenes. Uh he's a very
[7:11] humble man. He has sat through many many
years of different leadership and he
[7:15] served a lot of time in this city and he
stays committed to this city today. He
[7:18] made a commitment to me four years
almost four years ago to uh see his
[7:22] career through and we we work day in and
day out to make sure that we're on the
[7:27] same page to allow him to continue the
path for the longevity that he's put to
[7:31] this city. And to you I commend you
anytime.
[7:42] and he's not
trying to keep him as long as we can.
[7:47] We're not celebrating retirement
tonight. We're celebrating his
[7:50] dedication and his service.
[7:55] » A new life, new beginning.
[8:00] The next item on our agenda is 700 with
economic development.
[8:07] Good evening everybody.
[8:10] » How many of you are familiar with
Proposition three that's on the ballot
[8:15] this November?
[8:18] » Okay. All right. So, I am by no means an
expert on this. I just wanted to give
[8:24] you guys a little bit of information
about the proposition that is on the
[8:28] ballot. Um, it is a constitutional
amendment. It's one of three that the
[8:32] legislature put onto the November
ballot. Uh it is authorizing the general
[8:38] assembly to provide for the creation of
economic development districts within
[8:42] cities, counties or cooperative areas to
promote economic development within the
[8:48] economic development district. A lot of
words, right? Uh so basically what that
[8:54] means is
out of the 50 US states, two states
[8:59] don't have incentives to bring in
business. Can you guess which states
[9:03] those are?
Arkansas's one and the other is Arizona.
[9:07] We are the only two states in the US
that don't do it. All of our bordering
[9:11] states have incentives to bring in
businesses. So that's why you see so
[9:16] much development in other areas going
on. Arkansas still does well with
[9:21] development, but this would help us
attract businesses, industry, and others
[9:25] to come in because we would be able to
create these districts to allow us to
[9:30] incentivize them. Um the way the Vote
for this means we are in favor of
[9:38] changing the Arkansas Constitution
regarding economic development, which
[9:43] includes allowing the legislature to
create programs, loans, or grants of
[9:47] public money and established economic
development districts. This allows the
[9:52] districts to levy taxes, assessments,
and fees, allowing counties,
[9:56] municipalities, economic development
districts, and other political
[10:00] subdivisions to issue bonds to finance
economic development projects. if it's
[10:05] approved by the voters of the
jurisdiction and to repeal any parts of
[10:09] the Arkansas Constitution and supersede
court rulings that may be in conflict
[10:13] with the uh amendment. So the bottom
line on this is the issue three does not
[10:20] raise taxes. It does not impact existing
revenues in communities. Uh it gives
[10:26] local control. So there will be a board
that runs the economic development
[10:32] district. You can more than one district
within a parameter. Uh so it gives us
[10:38] local control to make our own decisions
about incentivizing development as
[10:42] needed. Um it put tool it gives us extra
tools that we currently don't have uh
[10:49] that the other 48 states use basically
against us to win deals. Um and it helps
[10:55] us level the playing field with
uh Tennessee and Texas and Oklahoma and
[11:01] Missouri and others that are getting
that we may not be getting that we might
[11:05] be in the lead for if we had this. Uh,
currently in Arkansas,
[11:11] what we have available uh to bring in
business is we have tax credits for
[11:16] investment and job creation. And then we
have historic preservation tax credits.
[11:22] And if any of y'all have ever tried to
do a historic preservation tax credit,
[11:27] that's you need your own set of lawyers
and three years to get half of the
[11:33] documents that require for that. So by
doing this
[11:38] » if it's improved it approved in November
we would have three new tools. We would
[11:43] have a pro a property tax which is a
tiff which is an abatement or a rebate.
[11:48] Uh we'd be able to issue bonds against
future revenue generated by the project.
[11:53] Uh sales tax which would be star bonds.
Uh, so that would also be bonds against
[11:58] future revenue that would be held by the
developer and owner, not the community.
[12:02] And then there's a thing they modeled a
lot of this after Texas. So right now
[12:07] it's called the Texas 380 style
agreement. Works as a works as a rebate.
[12:13] It's a zero risk to the community. It's
incentive only and it's paid when new
[12:17] revenue is generated. Um, and so the
developer fronts all of money and the
[12:22] dollar amount is negotiated on the front
end and it's repaid then the incentive
[12:27] is over. Uh so and most of the economic
development
[12:33] uh districts are a 30-year district. Uh
so
[12:39] you know what does it look like for us?
The city or county if this is passed you
[12:47] are uh the ones that would create a
district. So, uh, as city council, you
[12:55] can create a district. So, there would
be board members associated with it, and
[13:00] mayor or county judge if it's in the
city or if it's in the county. Uh,
[13:05] there's a sales tax that's limited to
the entity that creates it. Uh, and then
[13:11] municipal like the wind, Cherry Valley,
Hickory Ridge, they could all join
[13:15] together as one big uh or you can have
smaller different is and the the
[13:22] districts do not have to talk to us. Um,
so this is a very short overall for you.
[13:31] The last time I sat through this, it was
a 45 minute presentation and I knew you
[13:35] guys not up for that. So I have a sheet
for you guys that kind of gives you like
[13:41] what does it do, what does it not do
with a website. So I'll get those to you
[13:45] guys before you leave tonight. Um,
there's a lot more information
[13:50] But I wanted to make sure that you guys
are aware of this, that it's on the
[13:53] ballot in November, and see if there's
any questions or if you'd like us to get
[13:58] uh someone else to come and do the
longer presentation for you guys. So, is
[14:04] there any questions I can answer for
y'all tonight?
[14:09] » It's something that will be helpful to
all of us if it passes. Um I fear that
[14:16] if it doesn't pass this time, I don't
know when the next time Arkansas
[14:20] like this forward for economic
development.
[14:23] » Currently, economic development dollars
can only be used for industry. And where
[14:29] you see this used a lot in Texas is it's
for like retail, restaurants, um housing
[14:36] subdivisions and things like that,
>> hotels.
[14:39] » That's it's more of your quality of
life, but it does also benefit the same.
[14:46] » Yes. I was going to say, so on the
housing development stuff, the set stuff
[14:50] that I've sat through, they actually can
negotiate with the subdivision um
[14:55] stakeholders where they'll get the
infrastructure put in for the sewer, the
[14:59] street, the water, the lights, and then
it can come back where they get their
[15:02] dollars and that abatement. So, it
allows them to put the infrastructure in
[15:06] the ground at no cost to us, and we
would absorb that once the neighborhood
[15:10] is completed and all that stuff is done.
So, it helps us on not just the retail
[15:14] space, but it helps us on the
residential spaces as well.
[15:20] There's no questions for
>> like there's a lot to it. So be happy to
[15:26] get you guys with they have attorneys
all over the state talking about it.
[15:31] » All right, Beon. Thank you very much.
We'll move on. Um we have three
[15:36] resolutions um concerning property
tonight. So
[15:41] come
>> all remember we've done this several
[15:45] times now. specific way we have to
handle it. So, we kind of treat this
[15:50] like a hearing. See, you know, we notice
these individuals up make sure they're
[15:53] not here. If they are, they have a right
to be heard. So, we'll start. I'm This
[15:58] This will be the property that
ultimately we'll address in resolution
[16:01] 9826A.
So, let me check. Is James Watts Jr.
[16:06] here?
[16:09] I'm call Jessica. She's got some
information on this property. I'm going
[16:12] let her talk about that and we'll be
asking you to look at resolution.
[16:28] Yeah, sorry. This is regarding the
property at
[16:31] » 403 West.
>> 403 West. Anybody here on 403 West
[16:35] Union?
[16:44] So, these are photos that were taken as
of today
[16:50] for the property. Um, the property
belongs to James Watch.
[16:56] The property has busted and boarded up
windows.
[16:59] Things like tarps and tote covering up
windows. It's been abandoned for quite
[17:04] some time. The roof obvious has also
obvious damage. Uh it's very unsightly.
[17:10] Has places where animals and vermin can
nest inside and become a nuisance. Uh
[17:15] we've spoke to Mr. Lights in the past
about the property in person. He stated
[17:19] that he was going to upkeep the grass.
He stated at one time he was selling it
[17:23] and then we found out later it was in
litigation. Um which settled in March of
[17:29] 2026.
Um, on May 11th, 2026, a notice of
[17:33] violation was sent to Mr. Wash regarding
the property. Uh, the tracking on that
[17:37] letter states that it is currently being
held at the post office per the
[17:42] recipient's request and has not been
picked up. Um, on August 24th, 2026, we
[17:48] sent a notice to condemn and a notice of
the city council meeting for tonight um,
[17:52] and for the resolution for the property.
Uh, that same letter was posted on the
[17:56] property and tracking on that it was
received.
[18:05] ask
[18:18] a resulting certain property located at
43 West Arkansas.
[18:24] Whereas city enforcement officer has
investigated property owned by James
[18:28] which is located at 43 West Union County
900-0151-001
[18:36] legal description block 2 in block
[18:42] Arkansas whereas structure on the
property has busted up windows with
[18:45] tarps and toe lids covering some windows
and the roof has obvious damage whereas
[18:49] the property is unsightly it's open
conditions where animals nest inside a
[18:55] nuisance and whereas the enforcement
officer spoke with Junior in person
[18:59] regarding the property and Mr.
Grass but that was all he was doing at
[19:06] the time and whereas a city learned
by Mr.
[19:12] March 26 and whereas on May 11th not
[19:19] post office
whereas August 24th 126 owner was mass
[19:25] certified regular mail written
notification of the September 8th 126
[19:30] city council meeting and his right at
the same and said notice was posted on
[19:33] the property and where the city council
find that the structure and condition of
[19:37] the property constitute nuance and are
detrimental to the health and welfare of
[19:40] the city.
Now therefore be resolved by the city
[19:44] council of the city of Win Arkansas that
one the structure located at 43 West
[19:48] Union cross Arkansas is hereby declared
to be a nuisance pursuit to the
[19:51] ordinances of the city of wind. Two said
property shall have 30 days from the
[19:57] posting and resolution to structure
otherwise the nuisance.
[20:02] If the nance is not available within the
time provided, the city
[20:06] officer or designated representative is
authorized to remove or cause removal of
[20:10] the structure in accordance with the
city ordinance or the cost associated
[20:15] with clean
as provided by law and ordinances of the
[20:20] city of wind.
Approval September 26.
[20:28] I can entertain a motion to pass
resolution 98268.
[20:35] All in favor?
>> Any opposed?
[20:38] Motion carries.
Next property is 420 Street.
[20:44] » Is anybody here on 420 K Street
specifically?
[20:50] Yes, sir.
[20:54] Here
[21:05] are the photos that were taken today for
the property. It also belongs to James
[21:11] Jr. Uh the property on the the structure
on the property is considered a burnout.
[21:16] It's very dilapidated and collapsed on
all sides. It's mostly a pile of debris
[21:21] that is unsightly and a nuisance. We
received multiple complaints from people
[21:26] that live in the area. Um is also not in
compliance with the city orders
[21:30] pertaining to tall grass, weeds, and
vegetation.
[21:34] On November 26, 2025, I spoke to and had
delivered notice of violation regarding
[21:39] the property um where again he stated he
was selling it and found out it was a
[21:44] litigation which also settled in March
2026.
[21:49] Um in this property and the last
property were both left hand judicials.
[21:54] Um we sent notice violations certified
mail tracking letter shows the same as
[22:00] on the other property. It shows that it
is being held at the post office per the
[22:05] recipient's request. On August 24th,
2026 we sent a notice to condemn and a
[22:10] notice is in council meeting on
September 8th both standard and
[22:14] certified mail. And we also posted that
on the property as well. Mr.
[22:22] Resolution
number 986
[22:27] resolution certain property located
[22:32] there. A city enforcement officer has
property own
[22:42] 348
lot 13 and block 32
[22:49] northern additions to the city of W
County and whereas the struct property
[22:54] is burned out severely collapsing on all
sides and is largely debris and the
[22:59] property is also severely overgrown with
tall grass weeds and
[23:03] And whereas on November 26, 2025, code
enforcement officer spoke with and hand
[23:07] delivered notice of violation to James
Jr. who stated he was attempting to sell
[23:11] the property. And whereas the city was
later informed property was involved in
[23:14] litigation to Mr. family member which
litigation settled in March 26 with the
[23:19] property remaining with James Jr. and
whereas on May 14th the city was unable
[23:25] to deliver another notice at Mr.
and sent to notice by certified
[23:42] regular mail notices
city council meeting and his right to be
[23:46] heard at the same notice posted on the
property and where the city council find
[23:51] of the property constitute a nuisance
and are detrimental to the health safety
[23:54] and welfare of the citizens of
Now that appropate by city council of
[23:58] the city of Arkansas that one the
structural 420 street men cross Arkansas
[24:04] is hereby declared to be a nuisance
pursuant to the ordinances of the city
[24:07] when two structure is hereby condemned
and the owners of property 30 days from
[24:11] posting and resolution to remove the
structure or otherwise the nuisance. If
[24:16] the nuisance is not available within the
time provided, city of wind officer or
[24:20] designated representative to remove or
cause the removal of the structure in
[24:25] the city of
the cost
[24:32] as
[24:40] resolution.
[24:45] In favor,
[24:58] so everybody here on 14 Street is Harold
Davis or Tina Middleton.
[25:22] photos from today.
The property 14 Street belongs to Harold
[25:29] Davis has some obvious roof damage,
inadequate plumbing, unsightly and
[25:35] sanitary conditions and tall grass on
the fence on the property. Uh, we
[25:39] started receiving complaints, well I
started receiving complaints when I
[25:42] started in last year, June 23, 2025,
stating the conditions in the backyard
[25:48] were causing rodents and burning and
they were becoming a problem. Uh, the
[25:52] tenant residing there, Carl Glen Lee,
was staying there with no electricity
[25:56] and no water. He's still currently
staying there with no water and no
[26:00] electricity. Um, I confirmed that both
with water and electric company. Um, she
[26:06] the the complaintant stated that the Mr.
Lee was deficated in the backyard due to
[26:11] no running water and inadequate
plumbing. I made attempt at the
[26:14] residence multiple times. Um eventually
caught up with Mr. Carl Glen Lee on a
[26:20] traffic stop. Um issued written
warnings. Um also issued written
[26:25] warnings to the owner, Mr. Gerald Davis.
Um he
[26:30] the 10day period of time went by, no
progress was made. So I then issued
[26:35] citations um which on that court Mr. Lee
reached out to me and stated that he was
[26:41] just going to plead guilty and pay the
fines and as of today that's the
[26:46] condition of the house still and there's
still inadequate plumbing and no
[26:49] electricity. Um on August 21st we sent a
notice to condemn and notify of the city
[26:56] council meeting tonight. They also
hosted on the property and I do know
[27:02] that Mr. Carl Finley was aware of
tonight's meeting has since we posted
[27:08] the letter on the property. He has
removed it multiple times. So that's
[27:13] that's as far as all the contact we've
had with him since we sent those.
[27:17] And Carl Wley is the the tenant at the
house.
[27:28] Resolution
[27:36] number
2026 C resolution declaring certain
[27:40] property located at 410 Bruce Street and
the
[27:46] city officer has investigated property
wav
[27:50] Middleton which is located at 410 street
par 900375900
[27:58] legal scripture in the south.4 of lot
number one in Robertson edition city of
[28:03] cross county Arkansas and whereas the
property has roof damage inadequate
[28:06] plumbing unsanitary conditions and tall
grass behind on the property and whereas
[28:11] beginning on June 23rd 26 the city
received complaints from a neighboring
[28:15] resident that conditions and effect were
causing rodents to become a problem and
[28:19] that the
was residing on property without
[28:22] electricity or running water. Whereas
the city confirmed with wind water and
[28:26] the electric company that there were no
utility services at the property and the
[28:30] city was further advised the tenant was
in the backyard due to the lack of
[28:33] running water and inadequate sun. And
whereas after an unsuccessful attempt to
[28:38] contact the tenant at the residence city
contacted owner Harold W. Davis and
[28:42] verbally warned him that the property
needed to be addressed and after 10 10
[28:46] days pass progress written warnings were
issued to both the tenant and the owner.
[28:51] Whereas after the time provided to
address the violations expired without
[28:54] progress citations were issued to Carl
Lee no later who later advised that he
[28:59] pleaded guilty in court and would pay
fines but no progress has been made to
[29:02] date. Whereas on August 21st, 2026, the
owners were mailed by certified regular
[29:07] mail, written notification of September
8th, 26 city council meeting and their
[29:11] right to be heard at the same and said
notice posted the property. And whereas
[29:14] city council find of property constitute
nuance and the health, safety, and
[29:19] welfare of the citizens of win Arkansas.
Now therefore be resolved on the city
[29:22] council of the city of Win Arkansas that
one structure of 410 street crossing
[29:27] Arkansas
pursuant to the ordinance of the city of
[29:30] Win. Two, structure is hereby condemned
and the owners of the property shall 30
[29:34] days from the posting and mailing
resolution to remove the structure or
[29:37] otherwise the nuisance. Three, if the
nuisance is not evaded within the time
[29:41] provided, the city officer is designated
representative is authorized to remove
[29:46] or cause removal of the structure in
accordance with the city nuisance
[29:49] abatement ordinance.
Four, the cost associated with the
[29:53] removal of the property shall constitute
against property as law and ordinances
[29:57] of the city.
[30:01] question
[30:08] that
process
[30:16] I don't know that answer right now what
I'll do
[30:26] resolution so we have some time
[30:32] It doesn't change what it's obvious.
[30:41] So I will look into that as an issue we
need to address.
[30:53] » All in favor?
>> Any opposed?
[30:57] All right. That is the last item on our
agenda. We did have two sign up for
[31:03] public comments. I will remind you that
public comments are just about public
[31:07] comments and that they're limited to
three minutes. The first person signed
[31:12] up is Connie Robinson.
[31:25] » Good evening.
Good evening.
[31:30] » Um, I would just like to say um to the
mayor and the city councilman, I'm
[31:37] writing this memo to make my heart
known, not in anger, not in wrath,
[31:44] but in truth, love, and a deep
commitment to our community. There are
[31:50] some in our community who called me or
may have labeled me as an angry black
[31:55] woman.
I
[31:58] want the mayor, the council, and all
citizens to understand how I truly look
[32:04] at my community and why I speak the way
that I do or when I do speak. I'm not
[32:09] angry. I am a woman who stands on what
is right. I stand for fairness, honesty,
[32:16] and justice. The people in our community
deserve to be treated fair and honest.
[32:22] When I speak, I speak for them.
A voice for those who are often unheard,
[32:29] overlooked, and mistreated. My passion
comes from love for win and from a
[32:36] desire to see our city move forward
together.
[32:40] You can't hide what's in your heart.
BLESSED ARE THE PURE in heart. They
[32:46] shall for they shall see God. Throughout
scripture, the heart is used.
[32:54] Let me say that word. The heart
represents the innermost part of your
[32:58] person. The seat of your motives, your
attitude, the center of your personality
[33:03] is in your heart. You can hide what's in
your heart. It shows on You can't hide
[33:09] what's in your heart. Let me say it
shows on your face, shows in your
[33:14] expressions. You can mask it, you can
disguise it, play, act, but you can't
[33:20] hide what's in your heart. So this the
heart being the seat of emotions also
[33:26] include your thinking process. From the
heart flows the issues of life.
[33:31] Scripture said as a man thinkketh in his
heart so is he. What is in your heart
[33:36] will come out of your expressions. It
comes out of your action. Because from
[33:41] your thoughts come your desires. From
your desires come your action. Because
[33:46] it all starts in your heart. Those who
don't like me can't hide it because it
[33:54] comes out when you don't try to know me.
I can't be almost a Christian. I can't
[34:03] be divided but unity if we if we don't
agree.
[34:09] We can't be divided
and want what's best for my heart is
[34:14] pure. I love this community. I want what
is best for every family, every child in
[34:21] every neighborhood and win. I believe in
working together with honesty and
[34:26] respect TO BUILD A BETTER, STRONGER, and
more unity city. I ask the mayor in the
[34:31] council to see me for who I really am, a
servant, a concerned citizen,
[34:39] » in a person who speak for the people. My
words will be strong at times, but my
[34:44] heart is white.
>> Excuse me. by motives are good.
[34:48] » Your 3 minutes is up.
>> A voice from the people of W. Thank you,
[34:52] » Miss Janice. You're signed up next.
[35:01] » Good evening,
Mayor. I heard you say on 926
[35:06] that the ditches will be cleaned out,
but where I live in is not cleaned out
[35:12] in church.
in church.
[35:25] We want to know when
you
[35:30] » All right, that concludes our meeting.
[35:35] I will remind you there's refreshments
for the family to be able to partake of
[35:40] that and anybody else that would like to
and meet you with the journey.