[CALL TO ORDER:]
          [00:00:06]
          THIS MEETING IS CALLED TO ORDER . PLEASE STAND FOR THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE, FOLLOWED BY THE INVOCATION. GHANA TURNED OF SIX. OKAY. INDIVIDUAL. MERRILY INDICATIONS ALMIGHTY GOD, WE ASK YOU TO GUIDE US THROUGHOUT THIS MEETING AS WE SEEK TO MAKE DECISIONS FOR THE GOOD OF THE CITY OF MARYSVILLE AND ITS CITIZENS OF AN ROLL CALL. ALAN SEYMOUR. DEBORAH GROWTH DONALD BURGER CREAMS, JR ROUSH BURBEY. AARON CARPENTER, PRESIDENT. SURE OKAY, BEFORE WE GO ANY FURTHER. 
          WE GOT A LOT OF PEOPLE HERE TONIGHT. SO IF YOU HAVE NOT ALREADY SILENCED YOUR PHONE NOW WOULD BE A GOOD TIME TO DO THAT. UM NEXT TIME. THE AGENDA APPROVAL OF MINUTES FROM THE 
          [APPROVAL OF MINUTES:]
AUGUST 8TH MEETING. ARE THERE ANY ADDITIONS OR CORRECTIONS? I MAKE A MOTION TO ACCEPT THEM AS PRESENTED IN FAVOR. PLEASE SAY AYE, AYE. MINUTES ARE APPROVED. MINISTRATIONS REPORTS. THANK 
          [ADMINISTRATIVE REPORT:]
YOU, MR PRESIDENT. MEMBERS OF COUNCIL. UM RELATIVELY BRIEF TONIGHT. JUST WANTED TO REMIND EVERYBODY THAT COMING UP THIS WEEK, AUGUST 26TH FRIDAY WE HAVE OUR NEXT UPTOWN FRIDAY NIGHT EVENT. AND THIS WEEK AGAIN, THEY'RE DEPENDENT ON WHETHER THE WEATHER LOOKS PRETTY SOLID. THIS WEEK, SO IT'S FROM 6 TO 10 P.M. MUSIC BY MCGUFFEY LANE, AND IT'S PRESENTED BY HONDA MARYSVILLE, SO WE'RE REALLY LOOKING FORWARD TO ANOTHER OUTSTANDING UPTOWN FRIDAY NIGHT EVENT AND GETTING A LOT OF PEOPLE ON THE MOUNTAIN ARE UPTOWN. UM JUST ANOTHER REMINDER AS WE GET APPROACH LABOR DAY AS WELL. CITY OFFICES WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5TH IN OBSERVANCE OF LABOR DAY. 
          WITH THAT I'M GOING TO SHIFT DOWN TO JEREMY OR KYLE, WHO'S GOT IT WILL START ON THE MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION SIDE STREETS CONTINUES TO WORK OUT AT SCOTT FAMILY PARK AND THE PRELIMINARY SCHEMATIC, WHICH WE PRESENTED THE PARKS AND REC LAST WEEK WILL BE PRESENTED TO ALL OF COUNCIL AT THE SEPTEMBER WORK SESSION. PARKS THEY'RE PREPARING FOR THIS WEEKEND'S FRIDAY NIGHT UPTOWN EVENT, TERRY HAD MENTIONED THE HONDA AND HOUNDS EVENT AS A REMINDER OF SCHEDULED FOR SUNDAY AT THE MARK PARK AND ONLY TWO WEEKENDS REMAIN, UM, OPEN FOR THE POOL AS QUICKLY APPROACHES. WATER CONTINUES TO INSTALL SERVICES ON FAIRFIELD DRIVE AND STAFF IS CURRENTLY REVIEWING FIVE WATER MASTER PLANTS MEDALS FROM CONSULTANTS, SO WE HOPE TO HAVE A CONSULTANT NARROWED DOWN. PROBABLY BY THE END OF THE WEEK. THE PLAN AND THEN THE FOLLOWING WORK IS OCCURRING AT THE WATER TREATMENT PLANT. FILTER TESTING IS ONGOING, CLARIFY IRS ARE COMPLETE. AND FINAL ADJUSTMENT IS BEING PERFORMED ON MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS OF THE PLAN. 
          AFTER THAT, I'LL TURN IT OVER TO KYLE, WHERE YOU CAN GIVE AN UPDATE ON THE PAVING PROGRAM. 
          THANKS JEREMY. YEAH, THE ONLY WORK SCHEDULED THIS WEEK FOR THE PAVING PROGRAM IS CONCRETE CURB WORK ALONG 5TH AND 7TH STREET. SO THOSE ARE THE ONLY CONSTRUCTION UPDATES WE HAVE. 
          OKAY THANK YOU. AND WITH THAT, I'D LIKE TO TURN IT OVER TO OUR POLICE CHIEF TONY BROOKS. UPDATE COUNCIL ON AN ACT AN EVENT THAT WE HAD OVER THE WEEKEND. JUST KEEP YOU IN THE LOOP ON ON A VERY SERIOUS ITEM WE WERE INVOLVED IN THIS CHANNEL. THANKS TERRY. GOOD EVENING, UM NEARLY MORNING HOURS OF SATURDAY MORNING. UM MARYSVILLE, UH, TACTICAL RESPONSE TEAM RECEIVED A CALL FROM THE BILL WHERE TACTICAL UNIT REQUESTING ASSISTANCE WITH A MISSION INTO KNOX COUNTY. UM LATER THAT MORNING, UH, TWO MEMBERS AND A COMMANDER FROM OUR TACTICAL RESPONSE TEAM, ALONG WITH OUR BAD ARMORED VEHICLE, RESPOND TO THE KNOX COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE TO ASSIST THEM WITH A AN INDIVIDUAL WHO HAD, UM, SHOT AT SUBJECTS EARLIER. UM THROUGH THE COURSE OF THE MORNING SUBJECTS ENGAGED LAW ENFORCEMENT OUR TACTICAL VEHICLE SUSTAINED FIVE SHOTS FROM A VERY HIGH POWERED RIFLE, ONE IN EACH WINDSHIELD. AND UM, ONE EACH AND THREE OF OUR TIRES, UM, OF THE LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS ON SCENE. WE'RE SAFE, ARE SAFE AND WERE UNINJURED. BOTH OF THE SUSPECTS BROTHER. BROTHERS OR NEUTRALIZED BY OTHER TACTICAL UNITS THAT WERE ALSO ON SCENE. UM SO OUR BAT IS OUT OF SERVICE. CURRENTLY WE'RE WAITING TO FOR REPAIRS ON 
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IT, BUT I JUST WANT TO PASS THAT ALONG AND LET YOU KNOW THAT, UH THE MONEY THAT WE SPENT YEARS AGO. UM SAVED LIVES ON SATURDAY MORNING AND MAKE SURE NOT ONLY OUR OFFICERS, BUT ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS MADE IT HOME TO THEIR FAMILIES. CHIEF THERE WERE OTHER TACTICAL VEHICLES INVOLVED IN THIS AS WELL. THERE WAS AT LEAST AT LEAST THREE TACTICAL VEHICLES THAT WERE STRUCK DURING THE EXCHANGE. OKAY THANK YOU, AND ALSO JUST AS A REMINDER THAT MONEY THAT WAS SPENT WAS ACTUALLY DRUG MONEY CONFISCATED , SO IT WASN'T TAXPAYER DOLLARS. EXCELLENT EMPLOYEE. THANK YOU. 
          THANK YOU. SO JUST WANTED YOU IN THE LOOP. YOU PROBABLY SAW IT ON THE NEWS OVER THE WEEKEND. A LITTLE BIT. UH YOU KNOW WE WERE INVOLVED, AND WE ALSO SAY TO WE GET INVOLVED WHEN WE'RE ASKED, BECAUSE IF IT HAPPENED IN REVERSE, WE WOULD WANT THE SAME ASSISTANCE SO WITH THAT THAT CONCLUDES OUR REPORT. HAVE A QUESTION ABOUT THE MILK TRUCK THAT OVERTURNED ON 33. I HEARD A STORY THAT THAT WAS ENTIRELY CLEANED UP BY THE FERAL CATS. CAN YOU ADDRESS THAT? UH MR PRESIDENT IN MY MIND, THAT'S EXACTLY THE WAY THAT TRANSPIRED TANKER TRUCK AND A BUNCH OF CATS. OKAY. REPORT OF THE CLERK OF COUNCIL. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT. I JUST HAVE ONE 
          [REPORT OF CLERK OF COUNCIL:]
UPDATE. UM A LIQUOR PERMIT REQUESTS FOR SMOKERS PARADISE, WHICH IS AN ADDRESS. CHANGE FOR THEM, UM, MOVING TO DAMASCUS ROAD. UM AND CHIEF BROOKS HAD NO OBJECTIONS. DIS COUNCIL. HAVE WE HAVE WE GOTTEN ANY RESIDENTS? THIS FROM GREEN PASTURES. ON THE SUBJECT NOW. BUT THANK YOU. 
          [PARKS AND RECREATION REPORT:]
THANK YOU. PARKS AND REC REPORT. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT, THE PARKS AND REC COMMISSION THAT LAST WEEK AUGUST 16TH. UM VIEW AGENDA ITEMS, SO FIRST THING WE DID WAS REVIEWED THE PARKS AND REC RULES OF PROCEDURE FOR THAT COMMISSION. IT'S SOMETHING WE DO EVERY YEAR. WE JUST TAKE A LOOK AT OUR RESPONSIBILITIES AND JUST REVIEW THAT WITH THE GROUP. WE DISCUSSED THE PROPOSED 2023 CAPITAL PROJECTS FOR PARKS AND REC, ALONG WITH GIVING AN UPDATE ON THE 2022 PROJECTS. UM ON THAT SO FOR THE 2022 PROJECTS THIS YEAR, WE'RE CURRENTLY WORKING ON , UM, ADDING PICKLE BALL AND BASKETBALL COURT UPDATED AT ORDER SKATEPARK. BUTTERFLY PARK . UH AT THE END OF SEPTEMBER, YOU CAN EXPECT A PLAYGROUND REPLACEMENT TO BE COMPLETE. UM THE COMMISSION IS ALSO LOOKING AT PUTTING SMALL DOG PARK SHELTERS KIND OF LIKE A BUCK. A BUS STOPPED PROTECT FROM THE WIND. SO THAT'S BEING RESEARCHED , LIKE TYPES OF THOSE TO BE ADDED TO THE BARK PARKS. IF YOU HAVE A DOG AND YOU HANG OUT AT THE PARK PARK, YOU CAN STAY WARM DURING THE WINTER AND AT LEAST PROTECT YOURSELF FROM THE WIND. UM BATTING CAGES ARE ALSO BEING RESEARCHED. TO BE ADDED TO ALGER. UM AND THEN, LASTLY FOR THIS YEAR. UM WE'RE LOOKING AT REPAVING THE TRAILS MILL VALLEY, SOUTH ELDER SOUTH AND SCHWARZKOPF PARKS SO SOMETHING TO LOOK FORWARD TO LATER THIS YEAR IN TERMS OF NEXT YEAR PROJECTS THAT ARE ON OUR LIST OF THINGS THAT COULD BE POSSIBLE, UM, AGAIN, PAVING FOR TRAILS AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS TO OUR CURRENT TRAIL SYSTEM PAINTING REPAINTING THE POOL. MARYSVILLE CITY POOL. UM SHELTER UPGRADES AROUND THE CITY FOR UNIFORMITY. 
          SO LIKE IF YOU, FOR EXAMPLE, HAD REGENT PARK. THERE'S THAT. WHEN HE CALLED PAVILION SO WE HAVE BILLIONS AROUND THE CITY. THEY DON'T ALL LOOK THE SAME. BUT THIS IS THE GOAL OF THIS WOULD BE TO PROVIDE SOME UNIFORMITY TO, UM WHAT THOSE LOOK LIKE IN OUR CITY AND UPDATING MAYBE SOME OLDER OLDER ONES. ALSO ON THE LIST FOR POSSIBILITIES. NEXT YEAR IS A NEW SKATE PARK. SO WE'RE WORKING ON LAND ACQUISITION ABOUT WHERE TO PUT THAT, BUT POTENTIALLY WHERE IT CURRENTLY IS, WOULD BE A PARKING LOT, AND THEN WE WOULD MOVE THAT TO A DIFFERENT LOCATION IN THE CITY. UM GREENWOOD PARK, A BASKETBALL COURT COULD BE ADDED NEXT YEAR BRIDGE ACROSS MILLCREEK UM, TO GET. TO THE RESERVOIR FROM MILL VALLEY AND THEN ALSO TENNIS COURTS TO BE UPDATED THAT LOUIS PARK THERE'S A REALLY POPULAR THEY'VE SEEN SOMEWHERE AND TERROR OVER THE YEARS, SO UPDATING THOSE NEXT YEAR, SO THAT IS IT FOR 2022 23. UM AS JEREMY MENTIONED, WE DID REVIEW THE FIRST SCHEMATIC FOR THE SCOTT FAMILY PARK, AND IT HAD ME FEELING REALLY EXCITED WHEN I SAW IT. I DON'T KNOW IF YOU KNOW WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT. IF YOU'RE ON 33, BEHIND ROOSTERS 
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AND TEXAS ROADHOUSE, THERE'S A LARGE PART OF LAND THAT WAS DONATED TO THE CITY. A COUPLE OF MONTHS AGO, WE PLAN TO TURN THAT INTO SCOTT FAMILY PARK WAS DONATED TO US BY THE SCOTT FAMILY. THAT'S CORRECT THE FIRST SCHEMATIC OF WHAT THAT COULD LOOK LIKE LAST WEEK AND THEN I THINK IT WAS SAID NEXT WEEK AT OUR WORK SESSION. THE REST OF US WILL GET TO SEE THAT. SO, UM I'M LOOKING FORWARD TO SHARING IT WITH YOU, OR FOR YOU GUYS TO SEE IT. UM AND THEN THE LAST THING I ACTUALLY THAT WAS THAT WAS THE LAST THING ON THE AGENDA. SO THOSE ARE MY UPDATES. THANK YOU. 
          OKAY THANK YOU IN QUESTION. I HAVE A QUESTION. WHEN WE WALKED THROUGH THE PARK'S VERY QUICKLY AND THERE WAS A LOT OF IDEAS IN THE PARKS ABOUT WHAT WE COULD DO TO ENHANCE THE PARKS AND ONE OF THOSE WAS THE SHELTER HOUSES AND DIFFERENT IDEAS WERE HOSTING WEDDINGS AND MAKE YOU KNOW, MAKING THE SHELTERS TO BE USED TO 165 DAYS OF THE YEAR. AND YOU KNOW ALL THAT. SO HOW ARE WE TAKING THAT INFORMATION AND COMPILING IT TO MAKING IT AND LIKE, HOW ARE WE AS A COUNCIL FROM WHAT WE HAVE SAID, TURNING THIS INTO YOU KNOW, DESIGN FOR LIKE, ARE WE DOING A CERTAIN NEW LIKE A STRATEGIC PLAN OF WHAT WE COULD USE, AND THEN THE MONEY RAISED TO HELP WITH THE COST OF THE UPGRADES TO THE SHELTER HOUSES. AND HOW IS THAT HAPPENING? COURSE WHEN THAT'S DISCUSSED, AND YOU DO IT TOUR AND YOU GO THROUGH A PROCESS. OBVIOUSLY THERE'S WORK TO BE DONE TO COME UP WITH THE FEASIBILITY AND THE DESIGN OF DOING SOME OF THOSE THINGS WILL TAKE A LITTLE BIT OF TIME. ALSO UNDERSTAND WE'RE GOING THROUGH THE BUDGET PROCESS RIGHT NOW. SO THAT'LL BE EVERY BIT A PART OF DISCUSSION OF JUST LIKE SOME OF THE ITEMS THAT AARON SPOKE TO JUST A FEW MINUTES AGO TO MAKE SURE YOU KNOW WE HAVE THE FUNDING NECESSARY TO TAKE CARE OF THOSE THINGS. JEREMY DO YOU HAVE ANY UPDATES ON THE ACTUAL ITEMS HE MAY BE REFERRING TO OR NO, MAKE SURE I BELIEVE THERE. MOST OF THEM ARE ALREADY WITHIN OUR FIVE YEAR C I P WHICH WOULD BE PART OF THE BUDGET THAT YOU GUYS WOULD RECEIVE HERE AND A MONTH OR SO IF I HAVE THE SCHEDULE, RIGHT, SO NOT ALL OF THEM. OBVIOUSLY THEY'RE GOING TO BE ADDRESSED IN 2023, BUT IT'S OUR HOPE THAT KNOCKED THOSE OUT, ESPECIALLY WITH THE SHELTERS THAT BE ONE OR TWO A YEAR. OR AS AS BRAD ALLOWS US AS THE BUDGET PERMITS IN THAT PROCESS, DOESN'T THAT ALL GO TO THE PARKS AND REC COMMISSION? THEY PUT THE FIVE YEAR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PLAN. AND WE SEE WHAT. PARKS AND REC HAS RECOMMENDED. SO THAT'S NOT STARTING WITH US. THAT MEETING WITH US WAS SO THAT AARON AND OTHERS WOULD KIND OF UNDERSTAND WHAT OUR PRIORITIES WERE. BUT WE'VE GOT TO WAIT FOR PARKS AND REC TO DO THEIR WORK. THEY WILL PUT THE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PLAN. IT WILL COME TO US. JUNE OF NEXT YEAR. THAT'S CORRECT. YEAH. OKAY. ANY OTHER QUESTIONS ON PARKS AND REC. THANK YOU. 
          [PLANNING COMMISSION REPORT:]
LET'S MOVE ON TO THE PLANNING COMMISSION REPORT. ASHLEY. YES. GOOD EVENING. SO FOR PLANNING COMMISSION FOR AUGUST, WE HAD ONE AGENDA ITEM, WHICH YOU'LL BE SEEING LEADER ON THE COUNCIL MEETING, BUT THIS WAS FOR AN APPLICATION TO AMEND A P U D FOR WOODSIDE. THIS WAS APPROVED. 
          FIVE. YES. ZERO. NO. THAT WAS OUR ONLY APPLICATION FOR AUGUST. OKAY THANK YOU ARE LEARNING QUESTIONS ON. I DON'T HAVE A QUESTION ON THE P U D BUT I DO HAVE A QUESTION ON IF YOU DON'T KNOW TOP OF YOUR HEAD. YOU DON'T HAVE TO, YOU KNOW, TELL ME WHAT IS THE MINIMUM SQUARE FOOTAGE OF APARTMENTS THAT CAN BE BUILT IN THE CITY OF MARYSVILLE? IT DEPENDS ON THE DISTRICT. SOME DISTRICTS ARE 900. I BELIEVE UPTOWN DOES NOT HAVE A MINIMUM JUST BECAUSE SOME OF THE OLDER BUILDINGS BUT MOST DISTRICTS ARE AROUND 900. OKAY NOW, THE HIGHER ADVICE CODE IN THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT WILL ALSO AT THE COUNTY WILL ALSO, UM, DETERMINE THAT AS WELL, OKAY? THANK YOU, ASHLEY. OKAY. LET'S MOVE ON TO DESIGN REVIEW BOARD REPORT ASHLEIGH SO FOR DESIGN REVIEW 
          [DESIGN REVIEW BOARD REPORT:]
BOARD, WE HAD ONE HOME IMPROVEMENT GRANT APPLICATION FOR THIS YEAR. EXCUSE ME FOR THIS MONTH THAT WAS AT 202 GRAND AVENUE IN THE VILLAGE RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT. THIS WAS APPROVED. FIVE. YES. ZERO. NO. UM FOR OLD BUSINESS. WE HAD NEURAL PROPOSED AT THE LIENS EXPANSION ON THE REAR. THERE THAT WAS APPROVED. FIVE YES. ZERO NO, AND WE ALSO HAD AN EXTERIOR PLAN LANDSCAPE PLAN FOR OUR WATER TREATMENT PLANT FOR OUR NEW FACILITY. WE WERE AND HAVE BEEN TABLED PREVIOUSLY. WITH DESIGN REVIEW BOARD AND WE CAME BACK TO SHOW THEM THE 
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UPDATES TO THE LANDSCAPE PLAN THAT HAS BEEN APPROVED. FIVE YES. ZERO. NO. AS FAR AS NEW BUSINESS ITEMS. WE HAD A CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS IN THE UPTOWN COMMERCIAL FOR 2 31 SOUTH PLUM AT THE LIBRARY FOR ANOTHER MURAL THAT THEY'RE THEY'RE LOOKING TO INSTALL. THIS WAS APPROVED. FIVE. YES. ZERO. NO. WE HAD AN APPLICATION FOR EXTERIOR SIGNAGE AT 103 SOUTH MAIN STREET IN THE UPTOWN COMMERCIAL, SO THAT'S JUST AT THE CORNER OF MAIN STREET APPROVED FIVE. YES. ZERO NO, AND THAT WOULD BE FOR A PROJECTING SIGN THERE. WE HAD AN EXTERIOR PLAN FOR AN APPLICATION FOR PROPOSED WAREHOUSE DISTRIBUTION FACILITY. UH OFTEN INDUSTRIAL PARKWAY INNOVATION WAY, SO THIS IS FOR THE NEW HARDY WORLD DEVELOPMENT. UM. THIS IS APPROVED. FIVE. YES. ZERO. NO. AND OUR LAST APPLICATION WAS FOR MULTI FAMILY DEVELOPMENT AT THE CORNER OF MILL ROAD IN NORTH ROAD NORTH WOODS DRIVE IN THE SUBURBAN COMMERCIAL DISTRICT AND ALSO APPROVED FIVE YES. ZERO NO. SO THAT'S ON THE TWIG PROPERTY THERE. AND THAT IS ALL FOR AUGUST. DESIGN REVIEW BOARD ANY QUESTIONS? OKAY. THANK YOU. NEXT WE'LL MOVE ON TO HEARING OF 
          [HEARING OF CITIZENS:]
CITIZENS IF THERE'S ANY CITIZEN WISHES TO ADDRESS THE COUNCIL ON AN ITEM THAT'S NOT PART OF TONIGHT'S AGENDA. PLEASE COME ON UP. KATHY. HAPPY YOUNG FOR 25 WEST EIGHT. I JUST WANT TO LET EVERYBODY KNOW THAT MY EXCHANGE STUDENT WITH HERE IS HERE. AND SHE DIDN'T STAND BECAUSE SHE'S NOT FROM AMERICA. SO SHE'S FROM ITALY. HER NAME'S MARGARITA. SHE'S GOING TO BE HERE FOR THE FIRST SEMESTER, AND THEN SHE'S GOING TO GO HOME AFTER THIS SEMESTER. UM AS FOR PARKS AND RECS, I GOT QUESTIONS FOR YOU, ERIN. OKAY AND MAYBE FOR TERRY TO, UM WHAT'S THE POOL SITUATION? YOU KNOW, THE POOR SITUATION IS A HUGE PROJECTS, SO IT'S GOING TO TAKE A LITTLE BIT OF TIME. UH I KNOW WE'RE GOING TO PUT TOGETHER A COMMITTEE THAT'S GOING TO BE WORKING ON POTENTIALLY NEXT STEPS, BUT ALSO KEEP IN MIND THAT OUR CURRENT POLL I THINK HAS WHICH THE PEOPLE THAT CONDUCTED. THE EVALUATION OF OUR CURRENT POLL HAS SOME SOLID LIFE LEFT IN IT. 
          SO WE'RE GOING TO MAXIMIZE THE LIFE OF OUR CURRENT POLL WHILE WE STUDY AND LOOK AT WHAT THE OPTIONS ARE MOVING FORWARD, UM AND THERE'S VARIOUS OPTIONS SO WE'RE NOT WASTING MONEY PAINTING IT THEN. DO DO WHAT? OH, NO, NO, THAT EVEN UNDER EVEN IF WE MADE A DECISION, UM NEXT WEEK TO BUILD A NEW AQUATICS FACILITY THAT WOULD TAKE BEYOND NEXT YEAR'S SWIMMING SEASON. THE PAINTING WOULD STILL BE NECESSARY TO GET TO CONTINUE TO USE THAT POLE FOR NEXT SEASON. 
          NEXT QUESTION, SO WE JUST HAD ALL THIS LAND DONATED. WAS THAT LAND EVER CONSIDERED FOR A NEW POOL? OR WAS THAT NOT ALLOWED THAT RESPECTED? NO IT'S STILL OPEN FOR AN OPTION WERE 112 ACRES. IT WAS DONATED TO THE CITY BY THE SCOTT FAMILY WAS JUST WE'RE LOOKING AT IT MORE AS A PASSIVE TYPE. PARK INSTEAD OF ACTIVE. WE'VE GOT A LOT OF ACTIVE AREAS IN AND AROUND OUR COMMUNITY, AND THIS IS JUST A BEAUTIFUL AREA OUT THERE AND IN OUR STAFF HAS JUST DONE A PHENOMENAL JOB. I'D LIKE TO BE ABLE TO OFFER PEOPLE TO GET OUT THERE, BUT IT'S JUST TOO EARLY YET WE'VE GOT TO MAKE IT A LITTLE MORE ACCESSIBLE. TO GET PEOPLE OUT. UH I KNOW SOME PEOPLE HAVE BEEN OUT THERE. IT'S HARD TO PREVENT PEOPLE FROM GOING ONTO THE PROPERTY. BUT AT THE SAME TIME, I THINK THE BEST CHANCE THAT WE'RE GOING TO HAVE TO START OPENING IT TO THE PUBLIC IS PROBABLY GOING TO BE IN THE SPRING EARLY SUMMER OF NEXT YEAR. IT WAS A LOT OF LAND. 
          WE ONLY NEED 3 TO 5 FOR NEW POOLS. KEEP IN MIND. WE'RE ALL ABOUT CONNECTIVITY HERE, TOO, AND THIS LINK CONNECTS IN THE SCOTT FARMS, WHICH I APPRECIATE THAT. YEAH WALKS. I APPRECIATE THAT, AND WE'RE ULTIMATELY TRYING TO FIND A WAY TO CONNECT IT INTO MCCARTHY PARK AS WELL. 
          AH AND THEN THE OTHER DIRECTION YOU COULD GO ON COOK'S BOULEVARD AND RIGHT ON OVER TO THE GYM, SIMMONS TRAIL AND THEN WITH FUTURE PROJECTS THAT WE'RE GOING TO HAVE TO GO BY OUR NEW WATER PLANT UP TO THE RESERVOIR. WE GOT SOME AWESOME AWESOME THINGS COMING AS FAR AS CONNECTIVITY, AND THIS PARK IS BEAUTIFUL, SO WE'VE GOT TO BE REAL CAREFUL IF WE'RE GOING TO PUT A FIVE OR SIX 
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ACRE AQUATICS FACILITY ON A BEAUTIFUL PIECE OF LAND OUT THERE. I'M NOT RULING OUT. IT COULD POTENTIALLY BE THAT BUT IT JUST RIGHT NOW. THAT'S NOT WHERE OUR THOUGHTS ARE RIGHT NOW. I JUST WANTED TO BRING IT TO EVERYBODY'S ATTENTION IN CASE SOMEBODY DIDN'T THINK OF IT. 
          THAT'S ALL I HAVE TO SAY. THANK YOU. IS THERE ANYONE ELSE? OKAY LET'S MOVE ON TO RESOLUTIONS. 
          [Res. A:]
RESULT EXCUSE ME RESOLUTION. A ONE READING ONLY AUTHORIZED THE CITY OF MARYSVILLE TO EVER TIES FOR SALE, CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY DESCRIBED AS PARCEL NUMBER 1500380. TO 30000 ON 7901 INDUSTRIAL PARKWAY. PLAIN CITY, OHIO. 43064. ADMINISTRATION COMMENTS JUST VERY SIMPLY, THIS IS ABOUT A ONE ACRE PIECE OF PROPERTY THAT THE CITY OBTAINED BACK IN 2015 WITH THE THOUGHTS THAT IT WAS RIGHT ALONG INDUSTRIAL PARKWAY IN JEROME TOWNSHIP, AND WE THOUGHT IT WAS IT COULD BE POTENTIALLY USED FOR UTILITY SITE FOR A SEWER LIFT STATION AND AS TIME HAS GONE ON WE HAVE FOUND THE ALTERNATE LOCATION FOR THE SUPER PUMP STATION AS WELL AS OUR WATERTOWN OUT, SO THIS PROPERTY IS NO LONGER NEEDED FOR MUNICIPAL PURPOSES. WE WERE ABLE TO LEASE THIS PROPERTY DURING THAT PERIOD OF TIME, AND BUT WE'RE INTERESTED NOW THAT IT'S NO LONGER NEEDED TO PUT IT OUT FOR SALE. OKAY, OKAY. WE'VE TALKED ABOUT A THIRD FIRE STATION. IS THAT NOT ENOUGH ACREAGE? WOULD IT BE WORTH HOLDING IT UNTIL WE DECIDE? YOU MEAN AT THAT LOCATION IS WAY DOWN IN TOO FAR SOUTH THAT IT'S COVERED BY THE JEROME COUNTY FIRE DEPARTMENT. 
          WE'RE LOOKING AT SOME OTHER ALTERNATIVES IN OUR CORPORATION LIMITS RIGHT ON THE SOUTH. END OF OUR CORPORATION LIMITS RIGHT IN THAT AREA. YES WHAT'S GOING TO BE THE PROCESS OF SELLING PROPERTY LIKE THAT? WHEN WE HAVE HAD OTHER PROPERTIES? IT WENT OUT TO BED. OBVIOUSLY THAT HAS A CERTAIN LIMIT. IF THERE ARE PEOPLE INTERESTED IN IT, BUT UNDER STEPS THAT NEED TO BE TAKEN ON SOMETHING LIKE THIS HAS TO BE ADVERTISED FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE WEEKS IN THE NEWSPAPER, AND WE'LL HAVE A KIND OF LIKE A BIT OPENING DATE. IT'S ALREADY BEEN APPRAISED. AND THEN ON THAT DAY THAT WE ADVERTISE THE OPENING WELL, THE CITY WILL DECIDE. YOU KNOW WHATEVER THE HIGHEST AND BEST BIDDER IS SO UM, THE CITY IS NOT OBLIGATED TO SELL IT IF THE KIDS COME IN. 
          LOWER THAN THE APPRAISED VALUE. THE ADMINISTRATION CAN MAKE THAT DECISION TIME SO IT GETS ADVERTISED, I GUESS TO ANSWER YOUR QUESTION. IT WILL BE ADVERTISED FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE WEEKS IN THE NEWSPAPER. UM AND I'M SURE WE CAN PUT IT ON OUR BOLTON BOARDS TO OUR OUR SCREENS AS WELL, BUT IT IS COMING BY A BIT PROCESS, STATUTORY. EVERYTHING WE'RE DOING IS BY THE BOOK PROBABLY O R. C. VIDEOS OKAY, THANK YOU. APPRECIATE IT ANY OTHER QUESTIONS ON THAT? THE CITIZEN COMMENTS. MAKE A MOTION TO PROVE THE LEGISLATION. OKAY ROLL CALL, MR REEMS. YES YES, MR BURBEY. YES MR CARPENTER. MR. SEYMOUR MRS GROAT? YES MR BERGER ? YES. SEVEN. YES MOTION CARRIES. RESOLUTION BE FIRST READING TITLE ONLY AUTHORIZED THE CITY OF MARYSVILLE TO ENTER 
          [Res. B]
INTO A DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT WITH THE SCHOTTENSTEIN REAL ESTATE GROUP LOC TO PROVIDE WATER AND WASTEWATER SERVICE TO THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT AREA AND TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY. 
          ADMINISTRATION COMMENTS JUST BECAUSE I JUST SPOKE TO THE FACT THAT WE ARE CURRENTLY PLACING A NEW SEWER PUMP STATION. YOU SEE THE WATER TOWER IN THE AREA. WE'RE INTERESTED IN EXTENDING THOSE SERVICES INTO JEROME TOWNSHIP. WE WORKED WITH THE SCHOTTENSTEIN REAL ESTATE GROUP ON AN AGREEMENT WHO HAS A DEVELOPMENT IN THE WHAT I'LL CALL THE INNOVATION DISTRICT IN JEROME TOWNSHIP. WE HAVE REPRESENTATIVES FROM JEROME TOWNSHIP HERE TONIGHT, AS WELL AS SCHOTTENSTEIN REAL ESTATE GROUP. IT'S REALLY AND I SHOULD REITERATE A LITTLE BIT. THIS IS REALLY NOTHING. NEW COUNCIL HAS BUDGETED FOR THIS UTILITY WORK. PREVIOUSLY SO THIS ALSO JUST GIVES US THE ABILITY TO EXTEND THAT BUDGET INTO 2023 THE AMOUNT OF MONEY THAT WE EARMARKED TO 
          [00:25:04]
SPEND ON THIS PARTICULAR PROJECT . SO REALLY, THIS IS JUST ALLOW US TO DO THAT AND THEN ENTER INTO AN AGREEMENT THAT ESTABLISHES CERTAIN PARAMETERS THAT ALL THE ENTITIES ARE VERY COMFORTABLE WITH THIS TIME. ANY COUNCIL QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS UM , A DO HAVE ONE? YEAH I HAD AN OPPORTUNITY TO LOOK THROUGH THE CONTRACT, AND I DO KNOW THAT THE SHADOW STEEN COMPANY DID HAVE A COMPANY THAT SPECIALIZES IN THIS LOOKING AT THE POTENTIAL INCOME THAT WE WOULD GET UNDERWATER SIDE. YEAH. AND IN IN THAT STUDY THAT THEY DID. THEY MENTIONED THAT LIKE ANY OTHER CITY THAT WE WOULD INCREASE OUR WATER RATE BY 5% IN THE FIFTH YEAR, AND THAT IS YEAH. YEAH THAT IS UNDER THE ASSUMPTION, SO I JUST WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT THAT IS NOT OUR INTENT. THAT'S THAT'S NOT OUR INTENT. IT POTENTIALLY WOULD GIVE US AN OUT AT SOME POINT, BUT THERE'S NO INTEREST ON THE PART OF US TO INCREASE OUR RATES . SO I APPRECIATE THE CATCH. BUT YEAH, I WANT TO REASSURE PEOPLE WERE VERY COMFORTABLE WHERE OUR RATES ARE RIGHT NOW. THAT'S WHAT MY UNDERSTANDING WAS. AND I JUST WANTED TO EMPHASIS THAT THEY MAY HAVE EXPERIENCE OF WORKING WITH THE CITY OF COLUMBUS, WHO DOES THAT EVERY YEAR, SO WE DON'T. WE'RE GOING TO HOLD OURS AND THEN THE END USERS. WE HAVE THE BETTER OPPORTUNITY. WE HAVE TO KEEP OUR RATES WHERE THEY ARE CURRENTLY. ABSOLUTELY THANK YOU. 
          THANKS FOR ASKING THAT. AND THE OTHER COUNCIL QUESTIONS. THIS PROJECT WILL ULTIMATELY HAVE A AMAZING RETURN ENVELOPE. RETURN ON INVESTMENT, UM AND SINCE IT'S AN OLD TOPIC I WOULD LIKE TO MAKE A MOTION TO MOVE TO AN EMERGENCY CLAUSE ON THIS. OKAY? ROLL CALL. MR ROUSH BURBEY? YES, MR CARPENTER? YES, MR SEYMOUR WROTE. YES, MR BERGER? YES, MR REEMS? YES SEVEN. YES. SO TO KEEP THIS MOVING, AH, AND ALLOW US TO YOU KNOW, MEET EVERYONE'S SCHEDULES. THERE'S A REQUEST TO WAIVE THE SECOND READING TONIGHT. DO WE HAVE A MOTION TO WAIVE SECOND READING? SO MOVED. 
          ROLL CALL. MR BURBEY. IT'S MR CARPENTER. YES SEYMOUR. MRS GROUP? YES, MR BERGER? YES MR REEMS. ROUSH YES. YES I'M GONNA OPEN THIS UP FOR ANY CITIZEN COMMENTS ON THIS TOPIC. HEY, I HEARD NONE. DO WE HAVE EMOTIONAL WAVE THIRD READING, SO MOVED. ROLL CALL. MR CARPENTER? YES MR SEYMOUR. MRS. GROWTH MR BERGER? YES MR REEMS, MR ROUSH BURBEY SEVEN. YES. HE FURTHER DISCUSSION. MR PRESIDENT. I'D LIKE TO MAKE A MOTION TO PASS THE LEGISLATION. OKAY ROLL CALL . MR SEYMOUR. YES MRS GROPE? YES THIS IS MR BERGER. YES MR REEMS . MR ROUSH? YES MR BURBEY. 
          CARPENTER YES. SEVEN. YES CARRIES. RESOLUTION SEE SECOND READING PUBLIC HEARING TO 
          [Res. C]
AUTHORIZE THE OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION OH DOT TO COMPLETE PAVEMENT REPAIRS AND RESURFACING TO U. S ROUTE 33 THROUGH THE CITY OF MARYSVILLE, ALONG WITH ASSOCIATED WORK WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS. ADMINISTRATION COMMENTS. THIS WAS BEFORE PUBLIC SAFETY SERVICE . OF COURSE, WE BRIEFED COUNCIL AT THE FIRST READING ON THIS PROJECT. THIS IS AN AWESOME PROJECT THAT IS DOING IT'S GONNA SPEND CLOSE TO $8 MILLION OR JUST BEYOND THAT TO IMPROVE 33 WHERE WE ALL EXPERIENCE THOSE BUMPS IN THE ROAD WAY THAT WE'D LIKE TO GET CLEANED UP, SO WE HAVE NOTHING FURTHER UNLESS THERE'S ANY QUESTIONS. OKAY. THANK YOU. ANY COUNCIL COMMENTS? DO IT QUICKLY, PLEASE. THANK GOD. THIS IS SCHEDULED FOR NEXT SUMMER THAT NEXT SUMMER, GUYS, ARE THERE ANY CITIZEN COMMENTS ON THIS TOPIC? OKAY THIS WILL BE BACK FOR THIRD READING ON 
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SEPTEMBER 12TH. ORDINANCE A FIRST READING TITLE, ONLY TO AUTHORIZE MIDYEAR SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR MULTIPLE FUNDS AND MODIFY THE 2022 ANNUAL BUDGET ADMINISTRATION COMMENTS 
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OVER TO BRAD. SO I GAVE MACKENZIE ABOUT 50 POWER POINT PRESENTATION TO GO OVER ALL OF THESE, SO YOU KNOW, GET GET BUCKLED DOWN. NO ACTUALLY THE WAY I WAS HOPING WE COULD HANDLE THIS TONIGHT IS OBVIOUSLY YOU HAVE THE LIST OF SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS IN FRONT OF YOU. 
          THEY WENT BEFORE FINANCE, CERTAINLY FINANCE THEY WANT TO COMMENT RIGHT NOW ON SOME OF THESE, BUT REGARDLESS, MY THOUGHT IS TAKE A LOOK AT THESE . SEE WHAT QUESTIONS YOU HAVE CONTACT ME. WE CAN WORK THROUGH THEM. IF YOU WANT TO ASK QUESTIONS DURING THE SECOND READING THAT WOULD ALSO BE APPROPRIATE AS WELL. UM BUT MY THOUGHT IS MOST OF THESE ARE JUST RELATE TO THE COST OF DOING BUSINESS INCREASING FOR ALL OF US. BUT CERTAINLY SOME OF THEM YOU MAY HAVE SPECIFIC QUESTIONS ON EVERY HAPPY TO ANSWER THOSE UH, AND THIS DID GO TO FINANCE COMMITTEE. YES, SIR. AND WE DID HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO STUDY THE VARIOUS FONTS. MOST OF THEM HAD TO DO WITH FUEL. YEAH AGAIN. MANY OF OUR DEPEND APPOINTMENTS , ESPECIALLY STATE PUBLIC SHINNIK. WE HAD A LOT OF THOSE. IN ADDITION TO THAT, UM, WE DID HAVE SOME EXPENDITURE. UM BY OUTSIDE COUNSEL WITH THE JET THAT WE HAVE WITH THE DIFFERENT TOWNSHIPS. THOSE ARE COVERED IN THERE, AND THERE WASN'T ANYTHING OUT OF THE ORDINARY THAT WE WOULD CAUTION YOUR POOR AND WE WERE COMFORTABLE WITH WHAT WAS PRESENTED. OKAY. THANK YOU. ANY OTHER COUNCIL QUESTIONS. SO THIS WILL BE BACK FOR A SECOND READING ON SEPTEMBER 12TH. AND YOU DO HAVE ANY QUESTIONS? JUST LET US NOW WE CAN WE CAN TAKE YOU THROUGH THOSE. COORDINATES BE FIRST READING TITLE, ONLY TO 
          [Ord. B]
AUTHORIZE A SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATION FOR THE CITY SHARE OF CONSTRUCTION COSTS FOR THE AUTOMATIVE AND MOBILITY INNOVATION CENTER. AM I SEE AND MODIFY THE 2022 ANNUAL BUDGET AND I DO HAVE A PRESENTATION TO PULL UP ADMINISTRATION COMMENTS. COMMENTS WILL JUST GO TO THE PRESENTATION IS THAT IS THAT GOOD? AND JUST SO EVERYBODY KNOWS. YOU KNOW WE DID APPROVED RESOLUTION 010 2021 LAST FALL THAT AUTHORIZES CITY MANAGER TO ENTER INTO JOINT GOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENTS BETWEEN THE CITY OF MARYSVILLE UNION COUNTY. THE UNION COUNTER OF THE UNION COUNTY PORTER AUTHORITY. A LOT OF WHAT'S BEFORE YOU DENIED. IT'S JUST THE FACT THAT AS A PART OF EVERYTHING WE'VE DONE TO LEAD UP TO THE ACTUAL WORK AT THE A MAKE LIKE EVERYTHING ELSE WE'VE BEEN DEALING WITH OVER THE LAST SEVERAL MONTHS OR EVEN LAST COUPLE OF YEARS. COSTS ARE JUST GOING UP, SO THAT'S WHAT WE'RE GOING TO BE TALKING TO YOU A LITTLE BIT ABOUT TONIGHT. ERIC YOU GOT IT. THANK YOU, TERRY. I KNOW WE DID A WORK SESSION HERE RECENTLY. BUT WANT TO GIVE YOU A KIND OF AN OVERVIEW AGAIN AND KIND OF CONVINCED THAT IN A COUPLE FEW SLIDES HERE FOR YOUR BENEFIT TONIGHT, FIRST AND FOREMOST IN WHY WE DON'T AIM AT YOU'VE HEARD THIS BEFORE, BUT REALLY IS TO SUPPORT START UPS AND EMERGING COMPANIES FOR PERMANENT LOCATIONS IN THE PARK ALONG THE THIRD THREE CORRIDOR, WE LEARNED A LOT OF THIS. WE WENT VISIT THE NETHERLANDS BACK IN 17 4018 ABOUT WHAT THEY WERE DOING IN THE CONCEPT THAT THEY HAD. IT CREATES PARTNERSHIP WITH THE ISSUE, WHICH SOLIDIFIES OUR RELATIONSHIP THOSE AND TRC AND ALSO WE WANT THIS TO BECOME INNOVATION HUB FOR SMART MOBILITY, ELECTRIFICATION, AD TECH AND SO ON. WE WANT TO PROVIDE CLAVERIE SPACE FOR THE GOVERNMENT EDUCATION IN PRIVATE BUSINESS AND ALSO PROVIDE SPACE FOR THE EDUCATORS THROUGH K 12 THROUGH HIGHER EDUCATION AND ALSO LEVERAGE OUR EXISTING ASSETS. THE $100 MILLION WE'VE INVESTED INTO SMART MOBILITY INFRASTRUCTURE ALONG US 33 IN CONNECTED MARYSVILLE, WHICH ALSO INCLUDES A FIGHT, YOU KNOW HUGE INVESTMENT $50 MILLION AT THE TRC, WHICH IS NOW THE LARGEST SMART CENTER IN THE USA. SO THIS IS THE SPACE. I'M NOT GOING TO DETAIL. YOU'VE SEEN THIS MATTER THIS LAYOUT BEFORE. THIS IS AN ARCHITECTURAL RENDERING AS WELL BUT JUST WANTED TO PROVIDE. YOU CAN SOME CONTEXT WHEN IT RELATES TO TIMELINES AND WHERE WE'VE WHERE THIS ALL STARTED AND HOW WE GOT HERE BECAUSE AGAIN, THIS HAS BEEN GOING ON FOR NOW, FOUR YEARS, SO IT'S ALWAYS GOOD TO RECAP SOME OF THE TIMELINES HERE BUT IN 2018 WE APPLIED FOR AND RECEIVED $1.5 MILLION GRANT FROM THE STATE CAPITAL APPROPRIATION BILL. IN 2019. WE DID A PERFORMANCE STUDY THAT BASICALLY DESCRIBED WHAT A MIX SHOULD BE THE BLUEPRINT FOR SUCCESS ON HOW WE COULD WORK TOGETHER WITH INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT AND ALSO EDUCATION, THE TRIPLE HELIX AS 
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IT'S CALLED IN 2019. FEBRUARY THE PORT AUTHORITY WAS IDENTIFIED AS THE CORRECT VEHICLE AND THIS WAS DONE TO OUR BOND COUNSEL. BEING THE RIGHT ENTITY TO ACTUALLY SEE THE A MC IMPLEMENTATION. WE BEGAN DEVELOPMENT OF A JOINT USE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY COUNTY AND PORT AUTHORITY LEASE AGREEMENT WITH SOUTH GATE, WHICH IS THE BUILDING THAT'S CURRENTLY UP TO 84,000 SQUARE FOOT BUILDING AND ALSO THE JOINT USE AGREEMENT ACTUALLY WITH OHIO STATE INTER GOVERNMENT AGREEMENTS WITH THE CITY COUNTY AND THE PORTS AUTHORITY. WE SUBMIT AN APPLICATION FOR AN UNSUCCESSFUL A GRANT, WHICH INCLUDED SUPPORT FROM BOTH THE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTORS. IN AUGUST OF 2020. WE SUBMITTED OHIO SIDE INVENTORY GRANT PROGRAM GRANT PROGRAM RECEIVED A $1.85 MILLION GRANT TO PUT THAT BUILDING UP. PART OF THAT APPLICATION WAS A NICK IN THIS AND THEY LOVED A MC AND THE CONCEPT THAT THEY MAKE, BUT THAT WAS PART OF THE APPLICATION TO ACTUALLY GET IT THROUGH THE FINISH LINE, DECEMBER 21 INNER GOVERNMENT AGREEMENT WAS APPROVED BY CITY COUNCIL, THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AND THE PORT AUTHORITY IN JANUARY. 22. WE HAD A JOINT USE AGREEMENT 20. YEAR AGREEMENT THAT'S REQUIRED BY OHIO STATE WAS APPROVED BY ISSUE AND THE PORCH AUTHORITY IN 22 WE APPROVED OF JANUARY THIS YEAR WE APPROVED AT LEAST AGREEMENT 22 YEARS TO MATCH THE US, YOU AGREE BECAUSE THEY REQUIRED THAT WITH THE SOUTH GATE BUILDING, SO WE'RE ACTUALLY RELEASING SPACE AS WE SPEAK. WE BEGAN ARCHITECTURAL WORK AND COMPLETED THE FIRST ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS AS WELL AS THE BUDGET WHICH ACTUALLY CAME BACK AND I DIDN'T FIGHT ABOUT IT A LITTLE BIT OF A MILLION DOLLARS IN CONSTRUCTION EXPENSE THAT EXCEEDED OUR ORIGINAL BUDGET AGAIN. THAT'S IN GOING WITH ALL THE TIMELINES AND THE CONSTRUCTION EXPENSE. INFLATION WE HAVE HEARD OF. AND IN APRIL, WE DEVELOPED A LOGO BRANDING UNVEILED SOME SOCIAL MEDIA AS WELL AS A WEBSITE IN MAY 2022 WE ASK ARCHITECTS GO BACK AND SAY OKAY, I WOULD LIKE TO SEE A CIVIC AND ACCORD AND TLX VERSION OF WHAT THIS COULD BE IF WE COULD SAVE MONEY, AND WE ACTUALLY LOOKED AT REDUCING THE SPACE WE HAVE 18,000 SQUARE FEET TO ABOUT 10,000 SQUARE FEET , WHICH WOULD LEAVE ABOUT 8000 SQUARE FEET OF UNFINISHED SPACE , BUT IT JEOPARDIZES THE FUTURE . WE DETERMINE A JEOPARDIZING THE FUTURE SUSTAINABILITY THEY MAKE DOES NOT BUT FOR USE THE SPACE AND IT WOULD BE KIND OF AN AWKWARD SPACE. IF YOU ONLY FINISHED 10,000 SQUARE FEET OF THE 18,000 SQUARE FOOT BUILDING , AND THEN ALSO IN JUNE, WE BEGAN LOOKING AND SEEKING OTHER FUNDING THROUGH PARTNERSHIPS AND THE GOOD NEWS ABOUT THIS. WE DID APPLY FOR CAPITAL APPROPRIATION BILL ANOTHER ONE, AND IT WAS AWARDED AND REPRESENT. RICHARDSON WORKED ON THIS AND WE RECEIVED A $200,000 GRANT TO GO ON TOP OF THE 1.5 MILLION SO NOW AT $1.7 MILLION GRANT FROM THE STATE OF OHIO AND THEN NOW WE'RE ALSO IN DISCUSSIONS WITH THE PORTAL AUTHORITY TO INVEST ABOUT 350 K INTO THE PROJECT, WHICH MEANS WE HAVE RAISED ANOTHER 550 K TO TRY TO OFFSET THAT OVER A MILLION DOLLAR EXPENSE EXPENSE CONSTRUCTION EXPENSE. SO THIS IS THE CONSTRUCTION ORIGINAL BUDGET . ONE POINT ABOUT 1.8 MILLION. 
          YOU CAN SEE WHAT THE 11 PORTER ARCHITECTS CAME BACK WITH ABOUT 2.9 MILLION. YOU CAN SEE THE DEFICIT THAT WE HAVE THERE. THIS GIVES YOU KIND OF AN OVERLAY THAT THE R R OVERVIEW OF THE ACTUAL FUNDING WHERE YOU CAN SEE THE ADDITIONAL 3 50 COMING FROM THE PORTS AUTHORITY 1 97 COMING FROM THE STATE BECAUSE THEY KEEP AN ADMINISTRATIVE FEE. YOU CAN SEE IT ABOUT 550,000 WAS RAISED. 
          THAT MEANS THERE'S STILL A CONSTRUCTION DEFICIT. OF APPROXIMATELY $566,000 SUGGESTED FUNDING, HOPEFULLY FROM THE CITY AND THE COUNTY WITH OFFICER WOULD ACTUALLY FULFILL THE OTHER HALF OF THAT FUNDING IS REALLY THE 282 TOURING $3000 THAT WE'RE LOOKING FROM EACH PARTY. SO WHERE ARE WE? TODAY WE ARE CURRENTLY FACING A BUDGET SHORTFALL DUE TO INFLATION INCREASED COST OF BUILDING MATERIALS, AS EXPLAINED, WE ANTICIPATE RECEIVING ADDITIONAL FUNDS. WE'VE ALREADY RECEIVED THE 200 K FROM THE CAPITAL BILL APPROPRIATION, BUT THE 3 50 COMING FROM THE PORCH AUTHORITY, BASED ON SOME PORT AUTHORITY, DEALS THAT WERE ACTUALLY COMING THROUGH. WE HAVE SIGNED AGREEMENTS FOR 20 YEARS PLUS WITH WITHIN A MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING, BUT DON'T HAVE STATE IN HER GOVERNMENT AGREEMENT WITH THE CITY, COUNTY AND PORT AUTHORITY AND LEASE AGREEMENT WITH THE SOUTHGATE CORPORATE AERATION. EACH OF THESE AGREEMENTS INCLUDE FINANCIAL AND OPERATIONAL OBLIGATIONS FOR ALL PARTIES THAT HAVE AGREED TO THESE AIRPORT AUTHORITIES CURRENTLY PAYING A MONTHLY RENT ON THE 18,000 SQUARE FEET AS WE SPEAK, BUT THEN ALSO WANT TO TALK TO YOU ABOUT POTENTIAL OUTCOMES OF WHAT OUR CHOICES ARE GOING FORWARD. JUST LAY EVERYTHING ON THE LINE HERE. NUMBER ONE WE PROVIDE THIS. THIS IS THE BEST CASE SCENARIO, IN MY OPINION, PROVIDE ADDITIONAL FUNDING TO COVER THE CONSTRUCTION COST INCREASE WHAT THAT WILL LEAD TO THE EVENTUAL COMPLETION OF THE PROJECT. TWO WOULD BE REDUCED THE CONSTRUCTION COSTS TO ONLY ACCOMMODATE A FINISHED AS I THOUGHT OF SPACE REDUCED AREA OF THAT SPACE, WHICH COULD MEET AROUND THE $1.8 MILLION THAT WE CURRENTLY HAVE. AND THEN ALSO THE LAST WHICH I DON'T KNOW IF REALLY FEASIBLE OR POSSIBLE, AND 
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THAT'S TO RENEGOTIATE THE MOU THE INTER GOVERNMENT AGREEMENT, THE LEAST WITH ALL THE PARTIES AND POTENTIALLY RETURN THE $1.7 MILLION WE'VE RECEIVED FROM THE STATE. THAT'S PROBABLY THE THIRD BUT THE MOST DIFFICULT PATH FOR COMPLETION. SO THAT PROVIDES YOU KIND OF AN OVERVIEW OF WHERE WE ARE. TODAY I THOUGHT, PUTTING THIS IN A FEW DIFFERENT SLIDES A LITTLE BIT DIFFERENT THAN LAST OR THE PRESENTATION OF THIS MONTH TO GIVE YOU A BETTER IDEA OF WHAT WE'RE FACING HERE IN THE CHOICES. THEY'RE ALL DIFFICULT CHOICES. IT'S NOT SOMETHING THAT POSITION WE WANT TO BE IN AND BUT IT'S A IT'S TODAY'S REALITY WITH THE CONSTRUCTION EXPENSE, AND THAT'S ALL THAT HAPPENED. IN MY IN. MY ONLY FEAR, TOO, IS BASED OFF WHAT WE'RE SEEING RIGHT NOW, IF WE DO REDUCE THE CONSTRUCTION COST ONLY ACCOMMODATE LESSER SQUARE FOOTAGE. THEN WHEN WE GO TO FINISH THE REMAINDER, IT'S JUST GONNA BE HIGHER THAN WHAT IT IS WHAT WE'RE EVEN SEEING TODAY AND WE WERE VERY FORTUNATE WHEN WE DID A PROJECT THAT WAS MUCH, MUCH LARGER IN THE WATER PLANT, AND WE'VE SEEN THE BENEFITS OF WHEN WE YOU KNOW, MADE THE DECISION TO MOVE FORWARD ON THAT PROJECT. AND WHERE THAT COST OF WATER PLANT CONSTRUCTION WOULD BE TODAY IF WE HAD WAITED ANY PERIOD OF TIME, SO ALL I'M SAYING IS, PLEASE TAKE STRONG CONSIDERATION IF IT'S A IF IT'S A $282,000 ASK RIGHT NOW. IT'S PROBABLY GOING TO BE SUBSTANTIALLY MORE THAN THAT IF WE WAIT A FEW YEARS TO FINISH THAT OTHER PORTION. OKAY ANYTHING ELSE? ERIC THAT'S IT. 
          OKAY COUNSELOR. COMMENTS THIS DID GOOD OF FINANCE. THANK DID YOU? ACTUALLY IT WAS, UM WITH THE PREVIOUS ONE. YEAH, BUT WE DECIDED TO TAKE THIS ONE OUT SO THAT WE COULD HANDLE THIS ONE ON ITS OWN. THE ONLY QUESTION THAT WE HAD ERIC WHEN WE HAD THE WORK SESSION. I BELIEVE THAT THE AMOUNT THAT WE WERE TALKING ABOUT THE DEAD TIME WAS ALREADY DIFFERENT THAN THE AMOUNT THAT YOU CURRENTLY ASKING FOR IT. IS THAT CORRECT? NO THIS IS THIS IS THE AMOUNT WAS A DIFFERENT SAYING WAS DIFFERENT. THE WORD SESSION AROUND 1.1 MILLION IS WHAT THE TOTAL IS NO. OUR SHARE OF THAT YOUR SHARES ABOUT $282,000. I BELIEVE OKAY, THAT WAS CONSISTENT UNLESS YOU HAD WRITTEN SOMETHING DOWN. I'M SORRY. I'M LOOKING AT THE PRESENTATION I DID IN THE WORK SESSION QUICK. LOOKS LIKE IT'S 2 TO 83. YOU'RE SEEING SOMETHING DIFFERENT. I'M SEEING 290. TO 90 90 YEARS. IT'S ACTUALLY I THINK 2 83 IS THE TABLE. OKAY SO IT SAYS HERE TODAY MEDICAL COUNCIL CITY OF JANESVILLE THAT THE SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATION FOR THE CITY SHARE OF THE INCREASED CONSTRUCTION COSTS 290,000 IS HEREBY AUTHORIZED. MAYBE THAT WAS ROUNDED UP. I DON'T KNOW. 
          BRAD WAS A ROUNDED UP ON THAT TOTAL OR NO OR YES, I ROUNDED IT UP A LITTLE BIT. TO BE HONEST WITH YOU, MIKE THOUGHT WAS AS WE CONTINUE TO MOVE THIS FORWARD IT GOING UP A FEW $1000 MORE WOULD NOT HAVE SHOCKED ME AND I OBVIOUSLY DIDN'T WANT TO COME BACK AND ASK FOR SOMETHING, YOU KNOW, INCREMENTAL INCREASE, SO OKAY. WHATEVER THAT DIFFERENCE IS DOLLARS. ALL RIGHT, IT'S OKAY. ARE THERE ANY OTHER COUNCIL QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS TONIGHT? WELL WE SAW THE CALENDAR DATES OF THIS AND WE KNOW HOW INFLECTION AND BUILDING MATERIALS AND THE COSTS OF CONSTRUCTION IS GOING UP HUGE SINCE THE INITIAL ESTIMATE CONSTRUCTION COSTS. OR PROVIDED SO. I THINK IT'S KIND OF HOW MANY DEVELOPERS HAVE SET IN FRONT OF US TELLING US EXACTLY WHAT WE'RE JUST SEEING. IT'S JUST IN THOSE INSTANCES WE WEREN'T FOOTING THE BILL, AND NOW WE'RE FOOTING THE BILL. AND I MEAN THE ESTIMATES THAT WERE PROVIDED WERE LEGITIMATE IN THE BEGINNING AT THE TIME OF THE MATERIAL COST THAT TIME, YOU KNOW, YOU KNOW YOU GOTTA GO WITH WADE. AND THIS IS THIS IS IMPERATIVE FOR INNOVATION PARK. IT'S A BIG PIECE OF THE PUZZLE. 
          AND UH, AND TO HAVE THIS INCOMPLETE. WOULD NOT BE A GOOD THING FOR OTHER PROSPECTS FOR THE PARK OR EVEN ADDITIONAL SQUARE FOOTAGE OUT OF THE FACILITY, SO I THINK IT'S CRITICAL THAT WE FINISH IT OUT COMPLETELY. ANY OTHER COMMENTS TONIGHT. OKAY THIS WILL BE BACK 
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FOR A SECOND READING ON SEPTEMBER 12TH. ORDINANCE SEE FIRST READING TITLE ONLY TO PROVE PLANNING COMMISSION'S RECOMMENDATION TO AMEND THE PLANNED UNIT ZONING FOR THE WOODSIDE PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT. ADMINISTRATION COMMENTS OF FLIP IT OVER TO 
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ASHLEY. ACTUALLY, I THINK YOU HAVE THIS UPDATE. YEAH SO WE HAD WHAT SIDE HAS COME THROUGH PLANNING COMMISSION REQUESTED AMENDMENT TO THEIR PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT TEXT. SO CURRENTLY THERE TEXT LIMITS ONE. MULTI FAMILY DEVELOPMENT. UM TO 40% OF THE OVERALL NUMBER OF UNITS, SO I THINK 800. PLEASE. SIX UNITS IN TOTAL NUMBER OF UNITS APPROVED FOR THAT DEVELOPMENT, SO 40% OF ONE DEVELOPMENT CANNOT EXCEED THAT. SO THEY ARE REQUESTING THAT WE AMEND THAT TO BE 47% OF THE DEVELOPED ONE DEVELOPMENT AND THAT WOULD FINISH THEIR MULTI FAMILY DEVELOPMENTS FOR THE WOODSIDE AS A WHOLE. AND THIS WOULD ALLOW THEM TO GET BETTER AMENITIES WITHIN THAT DEVELOPMENT AND JUST DO IT AS WELL. ONE DEVELOPMENT AT THE END. DAVID ROOM OUT HERE. 
          IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM THE AFRICAN AT ALL ON THIS AS WELL. OKAY THE ONLY THING I WOULD ASK, ACTUALLY, DOES THIS TRIGGER THE CONSTRUCTION OF PROFESSIONAL PARKWAY? I BELIEVE THAT IT SHOULD START TO. YEAH, WE SHOULD MOVE THAT WAY. OKAY? AND WHEN WE SAY TRIGGER, SO IF THAT'S APPROVED, THEN HOW LONG DO THEY HAVE TO BUILD PROFESSIONAL PARKWAY? DO YOU KNOW? DO YOU REMEMBER? IS IT LIKE A YEAR FROM THAT POINT OR SOMETHING? LISA AT THIS POINT I KNOW WE'RE WAITING TO GET, UH, RECEIVE APPROVED PLANS. UH I BELIEVE IT WOULD BE SOMEWHERE WITH THE LAST CEO. SO WE'RE LOOKING. WE'RE WAITING TO MAKE SURE WE HAVE A FINAL PLAN BEFORE WE EXHAUST THAT 60% THRESHOLD OR WHATEVER THAT NUMBER WAS. IN THIS DEVELOPMENT THAT THEY'RE LOOKING AT THEIR PRIMARY AND TROOPS IS OFTEN PROFESSIONAL PARKWAY, SO THEY'RE GONNA WANT THAT. TO BE COMPLETED AS WELL. SO THAT WOULD PROBABLY BE EARLY NEXT YEAR. PROFESSIONAL PARKWAY . I DON'T KNOW WHETHER IT'S EARLY NEXT YEAR. I MEAN, STARTING. PROBABLY CROWLEY WOULD START NEXT YEAR. YEAH, 2023. YOU'RE TRYING, AREN'T YOU? J R? YEAH YEAH. OPENS UP SOME OTHER THINGS, DOESN'T IT? I MEAN, IF THEY GET THAT FAR, THEY MIGHT AS WELL GO THE REST OF THE WAY RIGHT? EXACTLY WITH COSTS GOING UP. THEY MAY WANT TO START. YEAH MAYBE BY THE END OF THE YEAR. 
          THERE. ARE THERE ANY OTHER COUNCIL COMMENTS OR QUESTIONS? OKAY. THIS WILL BE BACK FOR A 
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SECOND READING ON SEPTEMBER 12TH. ORDINANCE D THIRD READING TITLE, ONLY TO AUTHORIZE AN APPROPRIATION FOR REIMBURSEMENT IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT COMPUTERIZATION FUND GENERAL FUND SERVICES IN THE AMOUNT OF $20,000 FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IT SERVICES PROVIDED BY THE CITY TO THE COURT AND MODIFY THE 2022 ANNUAL BUDGET. ADMINISTRATION COMMENTS. WE HAVE NOTHING FURTHER. COUNCILOR. THIS DID GET A FINANCE COMMITTEE. YES, THIS WAS MONEY THAT WE ARE BEING FUNDED BY THE COURT. SO THIS IS COMING BACK INTO OUR GENERAL. OKAY DO IT PROMOTIONAL PAST MR PRESIDENT. MAKE A MOTION THAT WE PASS ORDINANCE D. OKAY WELL, CALL MRS GROPE? YES MR BERGER? YES MR REEMS, MR ROUSH BURBEY. MR CARPENTER? YES MR SEYMOUR? YES SEVEN. YES MOTION 
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CARRIES. ORDINANCE E THIRD READING TITLE ONLY TO AMEND SECTION 11 TO 1.16 GOVERNMENT AND INSTITUTIONAL DISTRICT DISTRICT, THE CODIFIED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF MARYSVILLE ADMINISTRATION COMMENT NOTHING FURTHER. WE START AT THIRD READING TONIGHT AND AT THE FIRST READING, WE TALKED ABOUT THE DEFINITION OF A COMMUNITY CENTER, AND THE DEFINITION OF THE COMMUNITY CENTER IS A BUILDING OR STRUCTURE THAT'S OPEN TO RESIDENTS OR THE PUBLIC. AND IS USED FOR CULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL, RECREATIONAL OR SOCIAL PURPOSES . THAT'S THE DEFINITION. SH YOU KNOW, AND AT THE TIME I WAS THINKING LIKE VETERANS AUDITORIUM AT THE GOVERNMENT, THE COUNTY BUILDING ON SIXTH STREET. BUT IT DAWNED ON ME, ACTUALLY TODAY. THAT DEFINITION. USED FOR CULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL, RECREATIONAL OR SOCIAL PURPOSES. 
          ISN'T THAT WHAT HAPPENS AT THE FAIRGROUND ALREADY? ISN'T IT ALREADY A COMMUNITY CENTER? ACCORDING TO THE DEFINITION. RIGHT I MEAN, TIM, OR IT DOESN'T THAT MEET THE CURRENT DEFINITION ? WELL UH YEAH. NO I MEAN, I KNOW WE DISCUSSED THIS BRIEFLY BEFORE THE MEETING, AND I DON'T 
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KNOW THAT I NECESSARILY DISAGREE WITH YOU COMPLETELY RIGHT NOW. I THINK THAT I THINK IT'S ALSO IMPORTANT TO UNDERSTAND THAT UM COUNCIL IS NOT HERE TO DECIDE WHETHER THE HOPE CENTER CAN LOCATE AT THE FAIRGROUNDS COUNCILS HERE TO DECIDE WHETHER IT WANTS TO ADD THE COMMUNITY CENTER ASKED US TO FIND IN OUR CODE AND THE APPENDIX TO BE A CONDITIONAL USE AT GOVERNMENTAL DISTRICT ZONING AREAS, AND I AND I WOULD JUST GO ONE STEP FURTHER AND SAY THIS HAS THIS IS NOT TO DO WITH THE HOPE. CENTER FINISH, OKAY? WELL THAT'S THAT'S WHAT I THINK THAT THAT'S WHAT I'M SAYING. I MEAN, WE'RE NOT COUNCIL IS NOT HERE TO DECIDE WHETHER THE HOPE CENTER CAN LOCATE AT A PARTICULAR AREA. THIS IS THIS IS A CITYWIDE REASONS. THIS IS A SERIOUS WE'RE ADDING A CONDITIONAL USE TO A CITY WIDE REZONING DISTRICT. AND UH, I MEAN, THERE'S WISDOM IN WHAT YOU'RE SAYING, MARK, I UNDERSTAND. AND I THINK THAT THAT AND WE HAVE TO MAYBE LOOK AT A LITTLE BIT LONGER, BUT I THINK THAT DECISION CAN BE MADE. SEPARATE FROM COUNCIL'S DECISION BEFORE THEM TONIGHT. UM AND WE WOULD HAVE TO GIVE THAT SOME THOUGHT TO MAYBE TALK TO PLAYING PLANNING DEPARTMENT. MAYBE GO BACK TO PLAYING COMMISSION TALK ABOUT THAT A LITTLE BIT. BUT THE BOTTOM LINE IS THAT, UM YOU KNOW YOU'RE MAKING A DECISION ON CITYWIDE ZONING AND WHETHER YOU'RE GONNA ADD THE COMMUNITY CENTER NOW, WHETHER THE FAIRGROUNDS ARE CURRENTLY BEING USED, UH, AS A COMMUNITY CENTER AS IT'S DEFINED, THERE'S SOME THERE'S SOME MERIT TO THAT ARGUMENT. I GET I GET IT. UM I THINK THAT YOU KNOW THAT THE FAIRGROUNDS ARE MORE AGRICULTURAL BASED. UM AND YOU KNOW THERE MAY BE AN ARGUMENT AGAINST IT. BUT THAT'S NOT REALLY THE DECISION BEFORE COUNCIL IN MY OPINION. SO I, I GUESS. IF IT'S BEING USED AS A COMMUNITY CENTER. NOW WE WOULDN'T SHUT DOWN THOSE USES DOWN RIGHT? CORRECT. SO I DON'T KNOW WHERE THAT PUTS. I DON'T THINK THAT'S THERE. UM ALL OF THEIR USES ARE CLASSIFIED UNDER THAT COMMUNITY CENTER DEFINITION . I THINK THAT MIGHT BE A LITTLE BIT OF A STRETCH. I THINK LIKE YOU SAID THEY HAD SOME AGRICULTURAL USES THEIR, UM BEEN SAYING THAT AND THEY'RE ALSO KIND OF GRANDFATHERED IN BECAUSE THE THINGS THEY WERE DOING, UM THEY WERE DOING THOSE PRIOR TO OUR NEW ZONING CODE IN THAT DEFINITION. EITHER CURRENT USES . CERTAINLY YEAH, THEY'RE GREAT. 
          IT'S GREAT GRANDFATHER AND THEN BUT I THINK THE QUESTION THAT YOU'RE ASKING IS UH, IF THE IF THE HOPE CENTER UM IS DEFINED AS A COMMUNITY CENTER. WOULD THEY BE? YOU KNOW, WOULD THEY BE BASICALLY DOING THE SAME THING UNDER THE BREAKFAST? THIS CLIP DEFINITION OF COMMUNITY CENTER THAT THE FAIRGROUNDS ARE CURRENTLY DOING, RIGHT? I MEAN, THEY'RE CURRENTLY USING IT AS AND THERE'S SOME. THERE'S SOME MERIT THERE, YOU KNOW, BUT I THINK THAT WE NEED TO SIT DOWN AND REALLY KIND OF ANALYZE IT WITH THE PLAYING AND SOUND DEPARTMENT TO DETERMINE EXACTLY HOW THE FAIRGROUNDS ARE USED, AND I DON'T KNOW THE DETAILS OF WHAT GOES ON AT THE FAIRGROUNDS . I KNOW THAT THEY KNOW THAT THEY HAVE A BIG PLANT SALES OCCASIONALLY AND OTHER THAN THE ACTUAL FARES, WE SEE CONCERTS, CIRCUSES WE'VE SEEN. OTHER ENTERTAINMENT ACTS COME IN. 
          THEY'VE DONE THE COMMUNITY IMMUNIZATION DRIVES THEIR BLOOD DRIVES. I MEAN, THERE'S A LOT OF EVENTS THAT ARE HAPPENING THERE. I MEAN, THE ONLY THING I CAN THINK OF THAT DOESN'T MEET THAT DEFINITION. IS THEY STORE? TRAILERS AND BOATS OVER THE WINTER. BUT WHEN WE SAY PREDOMINANTLY USED FOR THESE THINGS, IT ALMOST EVERYTHING EXCEPT FOR THAT IS A CULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL, RECREATIONAL OR SOCIAL PURPOSE. SO I MEAN, IT SEEMS LIKE IT IS AND TO ME. I GUESS THE QUESTION IS DO WE NEED TO DO THIS OR NOT? AND I DON'T KNOW. LIKE, CAN WE ANSWER THAT TONIGHT? DO WE NEED MORE TIME TO LOOK AT THAT QUESTION. YOU WOULD WANT COMMUNITIES ORIGINAL INTERPRETATION. WE FELT THAT THIS WAS A DIFFERENT USE THAN WHAT'S CURRENTLY HAPPENING THERE . OKAY WE HAD THEM COME THROUGH PLANNING COMMISSION AND THEN REQUEST WELL. HAD THEM PRESENTED PLANNING COMMISSION TO REQUEST TO ADD COMMUNITY CENTER AS A WHOLE ACROSS ALL DISTRICTS, SO THE COMMISSION DID NOT LOOK AT THIS AS ONE INDIVIDUAL SITE. THEY KNEW THEY HAD TO LOOK AT IT AS ALL GOVERNMENT LOCATIONS. WHICH I THINK THERE'S 10 OF THEM . SO YOU KNOW YOU MENTIONED 
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SIXTH STREET. I ALSO THINK OF LONDON AVENUE. UM, YOU KNOW, I THINK THERE ARE EVEN THOUGH IT'S PROBABLY NOT USED AS A COMMUNITY CENTER, CURRENTLY AT SOME POINT IF THE COMMISSIONERS DIDN'T WANT TO, YOU KNOW, DIDN'T NEED ALL OF THAT AREA. THE COMMUNITY CENTERL UNDER A COMMUNITY CENTER. JUST THINKING BACK TO MY OLD JACK SCOTT. DAYS BACK WHEN WE WERE DOING THE BALLOON RALLY, HIS HIS VISION WAS TO HAVE A WELCOME CENTER SOMEWHERE IN MARYSVILLE WOULD THAT FALL UNDER A COMMUNITY CENTER. HE IS THAT IT'S USED PREDOMINANTLY FOR CULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL, RECREATIONAL OR SOCIAL PURPOSES , PREDOMINANTLY FOUR OPEN TO THE RESIDENTS OF A SUBDIVISION OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC, IT COULD BE OWNED BY A PRIVATE ENTITY OR A PUBLIC AGENCY OR NON PROFIT ORGANIZATION. WHAT I'M SAYING IS IF COUNCIL FEELS THAT THE ONLY REASON WHY THIS DECISION IS ON THE TABLE IS TO ALLOW YOU KNOW IS TO IS TO GIVE THE HOPE CENTER OF VEHICLE TO OPERATE ON THE FAIRGROUNDS. THEN YOU KNOW, THEN YOU CAN VOTE THIS DOWN. I MEAN, YOU HAVE TO MAKE A FINAL DECISION ON IT. YOU CAN'T JUST TABLED INDEFINITELY. AH, BUT THE POINT I'M TRYING TO MAKE IS AT LEAST LEGALLY. THIS IS NOT ABOUT THE HOPE CENTER OR THE FAIRGROUNDS. THIS IS ABOUT ADDING A CONDITIONAL USE TO THE GOVERNMENTAL DISTRICT. ZONING UH , MAP. YOU KNOW THAT? THAT'S WHAT THIS IS. WHAT MAKES A LOT OF SENSE, BECAUSE IF YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE A COMMUNITY CENTER, IT'S PROBABLY GOING TO BE IN A GOVERNMENT TOLE OWNED FACILITY. YES I MEAN, I TOTALLY AGREE, AND IT'S A CONDITIONAL USE. CONDITIONAL USE SO IF THE PROCESS WOULD BE IF WE APPROVE THIS TONIGHT, AND THEN ANYBODY, INCLUDING THE HOPE CENTER, WANTED TO DO A. COMMUNITY CENTER , THEY WOULD HAVE TO GO BACK TO PLANNING COMMISSION PLANNING COMMISSION WOULD HAVE TO APPROVE THAT SPECIFIC LOCATION. CORRECT CORRECT, CONDITIONAL USE, AND THEN THAT WOULD COME BACK TO COUNCIL, NO JUST PLANNING COMMISSION. SO IT HAS TO BE LOOKED AT AGAIN ANYWAYS, LOOKED AT BY THE FAIR BOARD AS WELL TO MY UNDERSTANDING, IF THE IF THAT'S WHERE IT GOES, YES OR ANY GOVERNMENTAL ENTITY THAT OWNS THE PROPERTY RIGHT, AND ANY USE OF THAT COMMUNITY CENTER HAS TO STAY WITHIN THE PARAMETERS OF THE DEFINITION OF A COMMUNITY CENTER. CORRECT SO THERE'S LIMITATIONS ON HOW IT CAN BE USED. BUT WE LIKE LANGUAGE. WE LIKE LANGUAGE AND THE CONDITIONAL USES OF WHAT? WHAT WE CAN PUT CONDITIONER USES. I MEAN, YOU CAN SAY PARTNERS PARK AS A COMMUNITY IS A COMMUNITY SITE. WE HOPE THAT WE DO FESTIVALS. WE DO YOU KNOW THE BICENTENNIAL SEPARATE SECTION IN PART, I MEAN, YEAH, BUT I MEAN, IT'S A FAR FRESH PATCH TO SAY IN THE FAIRGROUNDS DOES THE SAME THING SO I COULD SAY THE SAME THING MARK SAYING BY SAYING THAT SAY ABOUT ANOTHER AREA OF TOWN. NO HE'S SAYING THAT'S GENERAL PARK. YEAH, BUT I'M JUST SAYING I'M JUST SAYING YOU CAN CHOOSE AND PICK WHAT YOU WANT TO HEAR AND BELIEVE ALL I'M SAYING IS WHAT YOU KNOW. ALL I'M SAYING IS, IF WE GRANT THIS WE'RE TAKING COUNSEL OUT OF IT. AND AS IF THAT IS THAT WHAT WE WANT TO DO WHEN THE CODE IS VERY VAGUE, AND WE DON'T HAVE REAL TEETH, AND WHY A LOT OF CONDITIONAL USES. WHAT THIS REALLY OPINION THAT THE CODE IS VAGUE AND THAT WE DON'T HAVE TEETH. THAT'S YOUR OPINION. OKAY WELL, WE HAD IT. WE HAD A COMMITTEE THAT WORKED VERY LONG TO PUT THAT CODE TOGETHER. YOU HAPPEN TO BE THE OUTLIER IN THAT COMMITTEE? THERE'S WHEN, AS THIS TOWN GROWS AND MORE AND MORE PEOPLE MOVE HERE IN THE TOWN CHANGES AS ME A LOT MORE PEOPLE. IT'S GOING TO DEMAND ARE CLOSE TO BE A LOT MORE STRICTER, AND YOU CAN'T KEEP PLANNING YOUR CITY FIVE YEARS IN ADVANCE. BECAUSE THAT'S NOT SUCCESSFUL. WE'RE DOING PRETTY WEIRD. SO MUCH. JUST DECIDE WHAT YOU WANNA DO. ANY OTHER COMMENTS. HMM. HMM. I WOULDN'T WELL. WE HAVE A LOT OF PEOPLE HERE TONIGHT, SO I DON'T KNOW IF IT IS OUT OF THE QUESTION, TOO. GIVE ANYONE A CHANCE TO SPEAK ON IT. OR IF NOT, IF WE'RE IF WE'RE READY, THEN THAT'S TRUE. OKAY, SO I GUESS WHAT I'D LIKE TO SAY IS WE'RE ON ORDINANCE E. I WOULD MAKE A MOTION TO PASS ORDINANCE E E. OKAY WE HAVE MOTION ROLL CALL. MR BERGER? NO MR REEMS? YES MR ROUSH BURBEY. MR CARPENTER? YES, MR SEYMOUR. MRS GRILL. OKAY OR NO MOTION FAILS. 
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AH I THINK THERE'S STILL THE QUESTION OF THE FAIRGROUNDS AND ITS CURRENT USE THAT I THINK WE'LL HAVE TO LOOK AT. IN THE FUTURE OR MOVING FORWARD TO KIND OF ANSWER THAT QUESTION. BE HAPPY TO SIT DOWN WITH THEM LIKE THIS PRESIDENT? YES. OH, CAN YOR THE VOTE. IF YOU VOTED ON THE SIDE THAT PREVAILED WHICH YOU WERE, SO YOU CAN MAKE THAT MOTION IF YOU WERE I WOULD LIKE TO CHANGE MY VOTE TO YES. OKAY SO YOU HAVE TO MAKE A MOTION RECONSIDER TO MAKE A MOTION RECONSIDER, OKAY? SO WE ARE. MR REEMS? YES MR ROUSH? YES, MR BURBEY. MR CARPENTER? YES MR SEYMOUR. MRS GROAT? NO MR BURGER. OH, I THINK THAT WAS 423 400. SO THAT MOTION CARRIES OR YES, CONSIDER, RIGHT WE'RE NOW UNDER A RECONSIDERATION SO THERE CAN BE ANOTHER MOTION OR ANOTHER. MORE DISCUSSION. TWO. RECONSIDER. CAPACITY PASSED LEGISLATION. WE DON'T DO THIS VERY OFTEN. YOU HAVE YOURSELF A BREAK, SO WE HAVE A MOTION TO PASS LEGISLATION. ROLL CALL, MR ROUSH? YES MR BURBEY. MR CARPENTER? YES MR SEYMOUR. MRS GROAT? NO MR BERGER. MR REEMS? YES. FOUR YES, MOTION CARRIES. SORRY. YEAH IT'S OKAY. UH I BELIEVE AH. WE HAVE A POTENTIAL REQUEST EXACTLY A JOURNEY, THE EXECUTIVE SESSION, BUT BEFORE WE DO THAT, I'D LIKE TO GET THE 
          [COMMENTS OF THE CITY MANAGER AND COUNCIL PERSONS AND GENERAL DISCUSSION:]
COMMENTS OF C MANGER AND COUNCIL MEMBERS IN VIRTUALLY THE ONLY THING I WANTED TO COMMENT ON TONIGHT IS I APPRECIATE, UM THE THOUGHTS AND. IN THE ASKS OF, UH , KATHY YOUNG TONIGHT. YOU KNOW WHEN WE TAKE ON PROPERTY. LIKE 100 AND 12 ACRES. I DON'T WANT ANYBODY IN THE PUBLIC TO FEEL LIKE IT'S NECESSARY A LOCKDOWN ON EXACTLY HOW THAT'S GOING TO BE UTILIZED OVER A PERIOD OF TIME. WE STILL HAVE A LOT MORE, UH, THINGS TO TAKE INTO CONSIDERATION IN REGARDS TO THE USE THAT PROPERTY SO I APPRECIATE YOUR YOUR QUESTION, AND I WOULD ONLY SAY THAT THE AND REITERATE, UM, WE ARE CURRENTLY STILL INVOLVED AND WILL BE INVOLVED FOR SOME TIME ON ON THE AQUATICS STUDY AND IN HOW TO MOVE FORWARD WITH THE WORK THAT WAS HAD TAKEN PLACE THERE. WE HAD A LOT OF COMMUNITY INPUT THROUGH THAT PROCESS AS WELL, AND THERE WAS A LOT OF INTEREST ON UPGRADING, YOU KNOW, ARE AQUATICS FACILITIES HERE IN THE COMMUNITY. AH BUT I JUST ALSO WANTED TO STATE THAT THIS 112 ACRES IS INITIALLY RIGHT NOW AS AS OUR STAFF IS WORKING OUT. 
          THERE IS DOING A LOT OF THINGS TO PREP THE SITE IN A PASSIVE WAY RIGHT NOW THAT COULD INCORPORATE OTHER THINGS SUCH AS WHAT WAS SUGGESTED BY KATHY OR ANY OTHER MEMBER OF THE PUBLIC THAT MAY HAVE SOME INTEREST IN OFFERING SOME INPUT. SO WITH THAT, THAT'S ALL I HAVE. THANK YOU, TERRY. TERRY THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT. UM COUPLE THINGS TONIGHT. FIRST OF ALL, THANK YOU ALL FOR SHOWING UP. IT'S GREAT TO SEE FACES IN THE CROWD. MOST OF THE TIME. THERE'S NO FACES IN THE CROWD. SO KATHY, THAT'S TRUE . KATHY'S LIKE ALWAYS HERE, SO AND THEN AND THEN WHEN WE GET TO THE PART WHERE IT'S LIKE, ARE THERE ANY CITIZENS COMMENTS, THEN IT'S REALLY JUST LIKE KATHY. DO YOU WANT TO SAY ANYTHING NOW, SO ANYWAY? UM I WANTED TO GIVE A SHOUT OUT TO FIRST ARE PEOPLE WHO ARE WORKING ON SCOTT FAMILY PARK. I DO THIS EVERY WEEK. BUT JEREMY PASS THAT ALONG, AND THEY'RE DOING A GREAT JOB AGAIN BEHIND TEXAS ROADHOUSE AND ROOSTERS OFF OF 33 TAKE A LOOK. WHEN YOU DRIVE BY. IT'S REALLY EXCITING AND I LOOK FORWARD TO REST OF COUNCIL GETTING TO SEE THAT, UM, SHOUT OUT TO OUR POLICE DEPARTMENT FOR RESPONDING PROFESSIONALLY. UM AND KNOX COUNTY. I HADN'T HEARD THAT UNTIL THIS MEETING. SO I WANTED TO THANK YOU FOR RESPONDING AND FOR DOING YOUR WORK. IT'S SCARY THE TYPES OF THINGS THAT YOU THAT YOU ALL DO IN THE SITUATION THAT YOU'RE IN SOMETIMES. SO UM, JUST SERIOUS. SINCERELY, THANK YOU FOR DOING THAT. AND FOR PROTECTING US, UM LET'S SEE. AS FOR THE ORDINANCE THAT WE JUST PASSED AGAIN, IT 
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WOULD HAVE BEEN GREAT TO HAVE ANOTHER DISCUSSION. BUT I REALIZED THAT THAT TIME HAS PASSED. THAT'S REALLY WHAT THE SECOND READINGS FOR. I THINK THE CONCERN WAS IS THIS GOING TO MAKE IT SO THAT MARYSVILLE HAS MORE HOMELESS SHELTERS AND YOU KNOW, I DON'T FIRST OF ALL, THE HOPE CENTER IS NOT A HOMELESS SHELTER. AND, UM IF ONE OF THOSE FACILITIES WERE TO WANT TO COME TO MARYSVILLE, THEIR ASSISTANCE IN PLACE THAT THEY WOULD HAVE TO GO THROUGH IN ORDER TO ACTUALLY MAKE THAT HAPPEN. FIRST OF ALL, THIS ISN'T PERMITTED USAGE OF HOMELESS SHELTER. IT'S A CONDITIONAL USE OF A COMMUNITY CENTER. SO THERE'S A VERY CLEAR DISTINCTION THERE. UM AND I FEEL GOOD ABOUT VOTING? YES AND AS A RESULT OF THAT, YES, IT WILL HELP THE HOPE CENTER FIND A HOME, WHICH HAPPENS TO BE IMPORTANT TO ME SO ANYWAYS, I'M GLAD THAT WE WERE ABLE TO COME TOGETHER AND GET THAT WORKED OUT AND BEST OF LUCK GOING FORWARD. THE LAST THING I WANTED TO SAY, IS TO WELCOME MARGARITA TO AMERICA FOR A LITTLE BIT AND FOR COMING TO A CITY COUNCIL MEETING . IT'S PROBABLY A COOL EXPERIENCE. I DON'T KNOW HOW HOW GOOD YOUR ENGLISH IS. HOPEFULLY YOU'RE BEING ABLE TO PICK UP ON SOME OF THE THINGS WE'RE DOING, BUT WELCOME. AND I HOPE YOU LEARNED SOMETHING. HAVE A GREAT NIGHT, EVERYONE. THANKS. PINK OKAY, I'M CERTAINLY GLAD TO SEE A LOT OF THINGS GETTING BACK TO THE USUAL. YEAH SCHOOLS SCHOOL HAS STARTED AGAIN, SO NO REMOTE LAST WEEK, I HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO WORK WITH THE FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH BOTH CULT PROGRAM AND WE WERE ABLE TO ABSOLUTELY SEVERAL YEARS OF NO ACTIVITY THE HAVE AGAIN AN EAGLE SCOUT IN OUR COMMUNITY, SO IT WAS VERY GLAD TO SEE THAT WE HAD ONE OF THE POLICE. OFFICERS. ONE OF THE SHERIFF, OPPOSITE IS IN MYSELF, SENDING THE CITY PLUS TWO OF THE BOY SCOUTS QUIZZING THE YOUNG MEN AND, UM WE WERE VERY IMPRESSED WITH HIS ABILITY , SO I'M CERTAINLY GLAD TO SEE THINGS GETTING BACK TO NORMAL. JUST FOR MY COMMENTS. GREAT. THANK YOU. JR. BEEN A WHILE SINCE I'VE BEEN HERE, BUT I GOT TO GIVE A SHOUT OUT TO OUR STREET DEPARTMENT. SO WE HAD MY SISTER IN LAW AND BROTHER IN LAW IN FROM TEXAS. IT'S BEEN THREE WEEKS AGO NOW AND WE'RE DRIVING AROUND QUITE A BIT AND THEY'RE LIKE, WOW, YOUR ROADS ARE REALLY GOOD UP HERE, SO GOOD JOB, GUYS . THAT'S A THINK TRIBUTE. YEAH THEY DID HIT A COUPLE OF THE ROADS THAT STILL NEED A LITTLE BIT OF WORK. WE STILL GOTTA GET. WE'VE STILL GOT SOME WORK TO DO THERE. BUT YOU KNOW, I'M COMING UP HAVE THE FUN DISTINCTION OF HAVING OUR 40TH YEAR CLASS REUNION THIS COMING WEEKEND. YOU KNOW, YOU JUST HAD WHAT 50 LAST YEAR, BUT. I'M REALLY LOOKING FORWARD TO SOME OF MY CLASSMATES COMING IN TOWN THAT DON'T COME VERY OFTEN TO SEE ALL THE THINGS THAT WE'VE GOT GOING ON. WE'RE GOING TO THE UPTOWN FRIDAY NIGHT . UH YOU KNOW, MCGUFFEY LANE WAS BIG BACK WHEN WE WERE IN HIGH SCHOOL, SO THAT WILL BE GREAT. UM BUT WE WERE TRYING TO FIGURE OUT WHAT WE WERE GOING TO DO ON SATURDAY AND SOMEBODY CAME UP WITH. WELL, LET'S JUST DO A PUB CRAWL BECAUSE WE'VE GOT SO MANY NEW BUSINESSES. MHM IN UPTOWN MARYSVILLE THAT MY CLASSMATES HAVE NEVER SEEN AND THEY'RE LIKE WHAT YOU GOT, LIKE 15 OF THEM, SO, YEAH. SO, YOU KNOW, REALLY LOOKING FORWARD TO COMMENTS. WE GET WHAT THEY THINK OF THEIR HOMETOWN THAT THEY GREW UP IN 40 YEARS AGO. SO IN YOUR CLASS, YES , IT WOULD BE, AND I DO HAVE A DESIGNATED DRIVER. AND IT'S NOT ME. THAT'S IT. OKAY. THANK YOU. 
          LET'S HEAR DONALD. I JUST HAVE A LITTLE SPEECH THAT I PREPARED BECAUSE I FIGURED THERE WOULD BE, UM UM MOST THE SEATS WOULD BE FILLED. AND I SO MY NO VOTE TONIGHT IN REGARDS OF MAKING NONPROFITS THAT CONDITIONAL USES NO WAY REFLECT THE SERVICES THE HOPE CENTER PROVIDES TO OUR COMMUNITY RESIDENTS INSIDE AND OUTSIDE OF OUR CITY. I BECAME A CITY PLANNER BECAUSE I BELIEVED I BELIEVE MY CITY, THE CITY OF MARYSVILLE NEEDS AND STILL NEEDS LONGER VISION. I WATCHED MORE AND MORE POWER BE STRIPPED AWAY FROM COUNCILS, HANDS. TWO ADMINISTRATIONS HANDS. THIS CHANGE REMOVES COUNCILS VOICE AND ALLOWS CITY STAFF TO DIRECT THE FUTURE OF OUR CITY. IT IS 
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EASY TO SAY WE CAN DECIDE WHAT A NONPROFIT IT'S EASY TO DECIDE WE CAN CONTROL WHAT WHAT NONPROFITS MOVED TO MARYSVILLE BY A CASE BY CASE BUT WHAT HAPPENS WHEN WERE SUED FOR DISCRIMINATION OR LAW OR WHAT HAPPENS WHEN WE BRING IN A NON PROFIT THAT IS BACKED BY LARGER NON PROFITS AT THE FEDERAL LEVEL? FURTHERMORE I HAVE ALWAYS STATED MARISOL NEEDS AND EDUCATION DISTRICT. WE HAVE A NEW WE WILL HAVE A NEW HIGH SCHOOL SOMETIME IN THE FUTURE. MY FEAR IS THE HIGH SCHOOL WILL DIVIDE OUR CITY ON WEALTH AND BE BUILT IN THE MIDDLE OF A CORNFIELD, WHICH WILL COST MORE TO THE TAXPAYER AND. CAUSED MORE MONEY AND SERVICES. THE EDUCATION DISTRICT SHOULD BE A PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN THE CITY SCHOOLS AND CITY OF MARYSVILLE. TO INCORPORATE THE LAND FROM THE HIGH SCHOOL, THE FAIRGROUNDS AND EVERYTHING TO 33. THIS WOULD KEEP HIGH SCHOOL TOGETHER. BRING A COLLEGE TO MARY'S ABOUT AND PROVIDE TEXT SERVICES FOR YOUTH . THIS WOULD PROVIDE LOW COST SOLUTION TO THE TAXPAYER AND A SOCIAL SOCIAL BENEFIT TO OUR TO OUR YOUNGEST RESIDENTS. UM A KEEPING THE CAMPUS CLOSER TOGETHER AND GROWING WALKABLE NEIGHBORHOODS. THESE PROBLEMS ARE SOLVED BY LONG TERM PLANNING FROM EVERYONE. AND SADLY, MARYSVILLE HAS BEEN ABLE TO SEE FIVE YEARS AHEAD OF TODAY. THANK YOU. MR PRESIDENT. I, TOO WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE GALLERY. UM IT'S A COURTESY WHEN YOU SHOW UP CONTRIBUTE. STAY FOR THE WHOLE MEETING. I APPRECIATE IT AND A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO THOSE JEROME TOWNSHIP. UM MANY WHO HAVE DONE AS YOU HAVE DONE AND HEARD AN ORDINANCE IN THE BEGINNING HAVE POLITELY ASKED TO BE EXCUSED AND YOU GUTTED IT OUT . SO THANK YOU VERY MUCH. I APPRECIATE JEROME AND THE PARTNERSHIP THAT WE'RE HOPING TO BUILD THROUGH THIS. APPRECIATE YOUR STAND. UM FINALLY, WARD THREE AT THE END OF MY LIST, FOLKS, WE ARE IN NEED OF A PARKS AND REC REPRESENTATIVE ATTEND MEETINGS ONCE A MONTH FOR THREE YEARS. UM IF YOU'RE IN WAR THREE, WHICH MEANS SOUTH OF COLLINS, BASICALLY, THERE'S ANOTHER TWO BLOCKS STRIP AND WEST OF LONDON AVENUE. AND YOU THINK YOU'D LIKE TO START BEING PART OF THIS CRAZY GROUP PARKS AND REC IS A GREAT WAY TO GET YOUR FEET IN THE WATER. SEE HOW THE CITY WORKS. THEORETICALLY BY THE TIME SOMETHING COMES TO COUNSEL THE COMMITTEES HAVE THOROUGHLY VETTED IT. AND IF THEY IF THEY HAVEN'T SHAME ON THEM, IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO BE PART OF THAT WE'D LOVE TO HAVE YOU. UM IF YOU THINK IN THE FUTURE, YOU WOULD LIKE TO BE ON PARKS AND REC, PLANNING ANY OF OUR COMMISSIONS OR BOARDS IF YOU WOULD LEAVE YOUR VITA OR SEND IT TO MACKENZIE PROUDFOOT. SHE SHE WILL BE GLAD TO SAY THAT IN A FILE AND IF I HAD MORE OF A FILE BEHIND ME RIGHT NOW, I WOULDN'T BE MAKING THIS PUBLIC APPEAL. WE'D LOVE TO HAVE AWARD THREE PERSON STEPPED FORWARD AND BEYOND THAT PARTICULAR BOARD RIGHT NOW, THERE AREN'T OPENINGS ON OTHERS, BUT WE'LL CONTACT YOU WHEN THEY ARE. THANK YOU. THANKS AND I JUST WANT TO ADD THAT WORD THREE NOW ALSO INCLUDES GREEN PASTURES. IT'S ABOUT A TWO BLOCK STRIP. YOU KNOW, YET IT'S A LITTLE BIT NORTH OF COLLINS. UM BUT BASICALLY TRADITIONALLY, IT'S BEEN A PIE SHAPED SOUTH OF COLLINS AND WEST OF LONDON, BUT THAT TWO BLOCKS NORTH OF COLLINS , I'LL TAKE YOU. THANK YOU, OKAY? AND ALAN COMMENTS ARE SUPPOSED TO BE ALL ABOUT CITY. PERSONAL ONE. BUT YOU KNOW WHAT AGE ARE ARE THE YOUNGSTERS ALLOWED PHONES? YEAH. WE RECENTLY GOT HER FOURTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE PHONE AND MY GOSH, YOU'D SWEAR IT WAS CHRISTMAS. YEAH THAT'S MY REMARK. I HAD A LIKE A SLIDE PHONE AND FIFTH GRADE IS CALLED THE RUMOR TOO, IF HE HAS NEVER HEARD OF IT, SO, BUT THAT WAS MY FIRST PHONE, AND THAT WAS THE FIRST YEAR THAT HAD IT. OKAY I GUESS IT'S ON ME NOW . I JUST WANTED TO MENTION THAT WE'VE TALKED ABOUT SCOTT FAMILY PARK A COUPLE OF TIMES TONIGHT, THERE'S GOING TO BE A TREE PLANTING EVENT ON SEPTEMBER 28TH , AND THEY'RE GOING TO PLAY IN SEVERAL LARGE TREES, SO THEY'RE LOOKING FOR GROUPS. PEOPLE LIKE FOUR PEOPLE PER TREE TO HELP PLANT SOME TREES AND COMMUNITY TREE PLANTING EVENT ON SEPTEMBER 28TH. I WOULD LOVE TO HAVE COUNSEL PLANT ONE OF THESE TREES, SO WE'LL BE PUTTING SOME INFORMATION OUT AND WE CAN 
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DEFINITELY DO THAT. MAKE SURE IF YOU WANT TO HELP ME PLANT A TREE. I DON'T KNOW THE TIME. 
          YEAH THE INFORMATION WILL BE FORTHCOMING. SO IT'S SEPTEMBER. 28TH MARK MARK JUST HAS THE OPPORTUNITY TO BE IN SOME MEETINGS SOMETIMES, AND HE GETS SOME OF THE EARLY WORD OF WHAT'S 
          [EXECUTIVE SESSION:]
COMING. SO THANK YOU FOR SHARING THAT BECAUSE THAT IS COMING. OKAY SO NOW WE HAVE REQUESTED JOURNEY. EXECUTIVE SESSION, SO I'M GOING TO MAKE THE MOTION TO ADJOURN EXECUTIVE SESSION TO CONSIDER CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION RELATED TO A SPECIFIC BUSINESS STRATEGY OF AN APPLICANT FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE THAT INVOLVES PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS. SOME MOVED TO SECOND THE MOTION. OKAY ROLL CALL, MR BURBEY. YES MR CARPENTER? YES MR SEYMOUR. MRS. GROWTH MR BERGER? YES, MR REEMS ? YES MR ROUSH? YES ALRIGHT, ANYWAY, YOU KEEP THINKING OF
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