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YOU KNOW, AHEAD. GOOD EVENING, EVERYBODY FROM YOU TO THE CITY COUNCIL APRIL 10 MEETINGS THESE
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DAYS. MHM. RELATIONS SCHOOL. OKAY? MHM PUBLIC. IN THE SCHOOL. OR MAYBE GUYS, WE ASK YOU TO GUIDE US THROUGHOUT THIS MEETING AS WE SEEK TO MAKE DECISIONS FOR THE GOOD OF THE CITY OF MAN IS WILL AND ITS CITIZENS. AMEN. PLEASE ALAN SEYMOUR PRESIDENT, DEBORAH GROWTH PRESENT DONALD BURGER HERE. HERBIE JR. ROUSH CREAMS. AARON CARPENTER PRESIDENT. OKAY UM, USUALLY GOOD[APPROVAL OF MINUTES]
. YOU ALL RECEIVED THE MINUTES OF THE MARCH 27TH CITY COUNCIL MEETING. AND EMOTION FOR BOOM POLE. SO MOVED. OKAY MR ROSS, ALL THEIR FAVORITE. I ADMINISTER GROUPS. WE HAVE A PROCLAMATION,[PROCLAMATION]
ACTUALLY, TWO OF THEM THIS MONTH, BUT WE STARTED OUT. WITH THE APRIL 23. 2023 OR HIGHER NATIVE PLANT MONTHS. INDUSTRY MANAGES WELL, BUT AS NATIVE PLANTS ARE INDIGENOUS SPECIES THAT HAVE EVOLVED AND OCCURRED NATURALLY IN A PARTICULAR REGION , ECOSYSTEM AND HABITAT AND WHEREAS THERE ARE MORE THAN 17,000 NATIVE PLANT SPECIES IN THE IN THE UNITED STATES, WHICH INCLUDES TREES, SHRUBS, VINES, GRASSES AND WILDFLOWERS. WHEREAS NATIVE PLANTS HELP PREVENT FLOODING THROUGHOUT AND EROSION AND CAN HELP RESTORE DAMAGED ECOSYSTEMS. AND WHEREAS NATIVE PLANT PROVIDE SHELTER AS WELL AS NECTAR, POLLEN AND SEEDS THAT SERVE AS FOOD FOR NATIVE BUTTER , PLACE INSECTS, BIRDS AND OTHER WILDLIFE IN WAYS THAT NON NATIVE PLANTS CANNOT. AND WHEREAS MORE THAN 200 OF THE NATIVE PLANT SPECIES IN THE UNITED STATES ARE ESTIMATED TO HAVE BEEN LOST SINCE THE EARLY 19TH CENTURY, AND WHEREAS HABITAT LOSS AND THE GRATION EXTREME WEATHER EVENTS AND INVASIVE SPECIES HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO THE DECLINE OF NATURE NATIVE PLANTS IN THE UNITED STATES AND WHEREAS NATIVE PLANTS ARE ESSENTIAL, A ESSENTIAL COMPONENT OF RESILIENT ECOSYSTEMS, AND OUR NATIVE, I WOULD NATURAL HERITAGE NOW. THEREFORE I THINK BURBEY MADE OF THE CITY OF MEN'S VILLE DO HEREBY PROCLAIM APRIL 2023 AS OHIO NATIVE PLANT MONTHS IN THE CITY OF MARRIAGES WILL HE WITNESSED THAT UP. I HAVE HERE ON TO SET MY HAND AND COST A GREAT DEAL OF THE CITY OF MARYSVILLE TO BE FIXED ON THIS DENSITY OF VERY WELL SO I WOULD NEED THEIR PROMOTION TO INCLUDED INTO THE INTO THE MINUTES THEN IT WILL BE ADDED TO THE MINUTES AS WELL. I'LL MAKE THAT MOTION, MR PRESIDENT THAT WE ACCEPT THE PROCLAMATION ENDED THE MINUTES.OKAY THANK YOU, PAULINE. FAVOR I ALREADY THANK YOU VERY MUCH. AH WE HAVE ONE APPOINTMENT. UM
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TONIGHT IT'S OUR PLEASURE TO ADD BARNEY NEBARI TO THE CEMETERY ADVISORY BOARD FOR A TERM THAT RUNS THROUGH 12. 31 2023 THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR TAKING ON THAT RESPONSIBILITY. IT'S REALLY APPRECIATED. UM LEVER FORTUNATE THAT COUNCIL EXTENDED THE NUMBER OF MEMBERS TO FIVE TOTAL. THIS GIVES IT A LITTLE BIT MORE BALANCED, AND, UM, IT DEFINITELY IS A SPECIAL PLACE THAT NEEDS THAT TYPE OF ATTENTION. SO THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR WILLINGNESS TO SERVE ON THE BOARD. OKAY[ADMINISTRATIVE REPORT]
ALREADY. THANK YOU SO MUCH, UM, MOVING ON ADMINISTRATIVELY BOARD . THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT, AND I GOT A FEW ITEMS THIS EVENING TO GO OVER REAL QUICK. UM THIS IS AWESOME THAT WE'RE STARTING TO TALK ABOUT IT. BUT UPTOWN FRIDAY NIGHTS ARE COMING UP OUR SEASON KICKOFF CELEBRATION WILL BE MAY 19TH. 6 TO 10 P.M. MUSIC BY DIRECT ENERGY BAND AND PRESENTED BY MONARCHS ROOFING COMPANY[00:05:04]
UPTOWN FRIDAY NIGHTS OF BEEN GREAT EVENT FOR A COMMUNITY OVER THE LAST FEW YEARS, AND WE'RE LOOKING FORWARD TO ANOTHER SEASON AND SO MAY 19TH IS THE OPENER 6 TO 10 P.M. AND WE'LL CONTINUE TO ANNOUNCE THAT AT EACH COUNCIL MANY MEETING MOVING FORWARD HERE, UM ANOTHER, UH, LOCATION THAT'S GONNA GET QUITE BUSY, AND ACTUALLY THIS PAST WEEKEND, IT WAS VERY BUSY WAS THE BMX TRACK AND THERE IS A OPEN HOUSE THAT'S COMING UP. KIND OF CALLED THE GIVE IT A TRY . OPEN HOUSE, APRIL 20TH FROM 5:30 P.M. TO SEVEN. P.M. IS LOCATED THERE AT 6 18 NORTH MAIN STREET, AND IT'S OPEN TO BOYS AND GIRLS 4 TO 15 YEARS OF AGE. AND PARENTS AND I HAVE TO DO IS R S V P AT MARYSVILLE BMX LEAGUE .COM. THAT'S MARYSVILLE BMX LEAGUE .COM AND JUST WHAT AN AWESOME FACILITY SATURDAY. THERE IS A HUGE NUMBER OF PEOPLE PARTICIPATING. AN EVENT THERE JUST THIS PAST SATURDAY, SO LOOKING FORWARD TO ANOTHER GREAT SEASON AT THE BMX TRACK, AND THEN ALSO, UH, AS I'VE STATED, AND SOME OF OUR PREVIOUS MEETINGS, THE MUNICIPAL POLICIES AND PASSES ARE AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE RIGHT NOW AT A 15% DISCOUNT NOW THROUGH APRIL, 30TH SO HE STARVED HER 2.5 MORE WEEKS TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THAT 15% DISCOUNT AND SO PULL PASSES MAY BE PURCHASED THE CITY HALL AND ONLINE AT WWW DOT MARYSVILLE, OHIO DOT ORG. THE POOR OPENS FOR THE SEASON ON SATURDAY, MAY 27TH SO AGAIN. WE'RE LOOKING FORWARD TO A GREAT POOL SEASON THIS YEAR AS WELL. AND WITH THAT I'M GONNA SHIFTED DOWN TO JEREMY FOR MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONS. YEAH THANKS, TERRY. STREET CREWS CONTINUE TO PERFORM WORK OUT OF JOINT WRECK AND THEY'RE DOING THE SEEMS LIKE SEMIANNUAL CRACK , SEALING AN ELDER PARK PARKS AS TERRY MENTIONED. WE'RE GETTING CLOSER TO THE SPRING, SO CREWS ARE BEGINNING THE PROCESS OF OPENING RESTROOMS, PLACING MULCHING BEGINNING THEIR THEIR WEEKLY MOWING. UM REGIMENT, SO TO SPEAK, AND THEN OUT OF THE OUT OF THE WATER PLANT, WE'RE CONTINUING TO GET THE TECHNOLOGY UP TO SPEED IN REGARDS TO GETTING REPEATERS FOR THE CELL PHONES AND OTHER I GUESS I T RELATED ITEMS AND, UH, WE WE'VE ALSO GOT A WATER MASTER PLAN PROGRESS MEETINGS SCHEDULED FOR LATER THIS WEEK. THAT'S ALL I'VE GOT. SO I'LL TURN IT OVER TO KYLE FOR SOME CONSTRUCTION UPDATES. THANKS JEREMY, THE EAST FOREST STREET BRIDGE REPLACEMENT PROJECT CONTRACTOR AND CONTINUES TO PERFORM WORK ON THAT BRIDGE AND EVERYTHING IS ON SCHEDULE. THEY'RE LOOKING TO BE COMPLETED BY THE END OF MAY. WHETHER INDEPENDENT FOR THAT THE VINE STREET POCKET PARK OR CONTRACTOR AND CONTINUES TO DO CONCRETE WORK THIS WEEK. MOVING ON TO THE SWIFTY DEMOLITION AND RE MEDIATION PROJECT. I BELIEVE OUR CONTRACTOR WAS ABLE TO GET IN TODAY TO REMOVE THOSE UNDERGROUND TANKS. THE WATKINS ROAD PUMP STATION PROJECT. OUR CONTRACTOR CONTINUES TO WORK ON THE WET WELL BY FORMING THE POURING THE CONCRETE FOR THAT PROJECT. THOSE ARE ALL THE UPDATES WE HAVE FOR THE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS, SO WE'D BE HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS IF YOU HAVE ANY AT THIS TIME. OKAY.ANY QUESTIONS FOR OKAY. THE ONLY ONE THAT I HAVE IS FOR NEXT DOOR . NOW THAT WE HAVE BEEN ABLE TO PUT INTO COLD, WHICH WILL BE CROSSROADS BE OPEN. IT'S STILL CLOSED. UM OR ARE YOU REFERRING THAT TRAFFIC STILL MAINTAINS SEVENTH STREET INSTEAD OF COMING OUT OF AN ALLEY WAY IN BETWEEN CITY HALL. AND THE PARKING LOTS OR ARE YOU TALKING ONCE THE PARTICLE LAST CONSTRUCTED IT RIGHT NOW, BECAUSE SEVENTH STREET SEVENTH STREET IS OPEN, RIGHT SEAT IS OPEN. YEAH BUT IT USED TO BE AN ALLEYWAY IN BETWEEN WHICH HAS BEEN BLOCKED OFF. YEAH SO THE OTHER WAY IS OPEN NOW, RIGHT MEANS THE DRIVEWAY BETWEEN CLOSED UNTIL THERE'S NO POINT IN BRINGING CARS BACK THERE. IT'S NOT A IT'S KIND OF AN ACTIVE CONSTRUCTION SITE, EVEN THOUGH THERE'S NOT ANY WORK THERE, BUT NOTHING'S PAID PROBABLY UP TO OUR STANDARDS AND OTHER THINGS LIKE THAT'S WHAT WE'LL GO AHEAD AND KEEP IT CLOSED WITH LEAST THE PLAN UNLESS WE HEAR OTHERWISE.
OKAY HOW SOON WILL PROVIDE AN UPDATE ON THAT? SO THAT PROJECT IS OUT FOR ADVERTISEMENT RIGHT NOW. WE OPENED BIDS. I BELIEVE TWO WEEKS FROM THIS FRIDAY, SO THAT WOULD BE APRIL. 28TH IS
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WHEN WE'RE GONNA OPEN BEDS FOR THAT, SO WE WOULD ANTICIPATE CONSTRUCTION, PROBABLY STARTING IN JUNE SOMETIME IN JUNE, MAYBE OKAY, ALRIGHT. OKAY. THANK YOU APPRECIATE IT. SO BEING NO FURTHER QUESTION, UM, REPORT OF I HOPE I'M SORRY. IS OUR STREET PAVING CONTRACTOR? POTENTIALLY ONE OF THE BIDDERS IS THAT WOULD THAT HELP? IF WE MADE THEM AWARE OF THAT? I GUESS THEY COULD BE.I MEAN, THEY THEY DO SUBSCRIBE TO THE SAME ONLINE CONTRACTORS SERVICE THAT WE ADVERTISE THE PAVING PROGRAM, BUT WE COULD LET THEM KNOW THAT THAT PROJECT IS OUT FOR BED. IT MIGHT HELP SINCERE ALREADY MOBILIZED. THAT'S GOOD. THANK YOU. OKAY. READY? REPORT OF CLERK OF
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COUNCIL. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT . I DON'T HAVE ANYTHING FOR TONIGHT. THANK YOU. REPORT OF[REPORT OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT]
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT. COUNCILMAN JUST ONE ITEM NEXT WEEK, WE WILL HAVE JOHN MALKI, WHO'S EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FROM THE BIA, AS WELL AS WILLIAM MURDOCH, FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FROM MORE PC WILL BE SPEAKING AT 5 30 AT THE AVALON OR SPEAKER SERIES, AND THE TOPIC IS HOUSING AND THE ISSUES RELATED TO THE CRISIS WE'RE EXPERIENCING HERE IN THE COLUMBUS REGION. HOW WE COMPARE TO OTHER PARTS OF THE REGION AS WELL. SO WELCOME EVERYONE. FIVE 49TH AT THE AVALON AND THEN THE NEXT ONE IN MAY WILL BE BILL FRUIT. FORMER MAYOR OF TIFFIN, OHIO, NOW HAS AN ECONOMIC CONSULTING COMPANY, AND HE'S GONNA TALK ABOUT THE ECONOMY AND HOW LOCAL ECONOMY WORKS WHERE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT HOUSING, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ALL WORK TOGETHER AND THEY'RE SUPPOSED TO WORK TOGETHER. HE'LL BE ON MAY 31ST IS WOMEN. AND THE ONE IN MAY IS SO THAT'S THE ONLY ITEM WE HAVE. UNLESS YOU UNLESS YOU HAVE QUESTIONS, OKAY? ANY QUESTIONS, MR PHILLIPS? OKAY ALREADY. THANK YOU SO MUCH. APPRECIATE IT. UM BRIXTON REC[PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION REPORT]
COMMISSION REPORTS. YES THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT. GOOD EVENING, EVERYONE. UM PARKS AND RECOGNITION MET LAST ON MARCH 21ST AND A COUPLE OF WEEKS AGO AT THIS POINT. WE HAD UM. THREE AGENDA ITEMS WE REVIEWED AS A GROUP THE RULES OF PROCEDURE FOR THE PARKS AND RECOGNITION. WE ASSIGNED PARKS TO INDIVIDUAL COMMISSIONERS. SO THERE'S ABOUT . THE UP APPROXIMATELY 20 PARKS IN OUR CITY. UM GIVE OR TAKE A COUPLE. SO WE HAVE SIX COMMISSIONERS, SO WE ASSIGNED A PARKED EACH COMMISSIONER TO GIVE MONTHLY REPORTS THAT OUR MEETINGS AND THEN LASTLY, WE ELECTED A CHAIRPERSON, WHO IS MICHAEL GEORGE. HE'S THE CHAIRPERSON OF THE PARKS AND REC COMMISSION. AND THEN WE RECEIVED SOME UPDATES FROM, UM VARIOUS MEMBERS OF THE ADMINISTRATION, SO I'LL GO THROUGH THESE QUICKLY. AND THESE ARE A COUPLE WEEKS OLD AT THIS POINT, SO IF I SAY SOMETHING THAT'S DONE, MAYBE YOU CAN CORRECT ME SOMEONE IN THE ADMINISTRATION, BUT A COUPLE WEEKS AGO, THE BATTING CAGES AT ALGER WERE ALMOST COMPLETE. SO THOSE ARE PROBABLY JUST ABOUT DONE NOW. SEASONAL STAFF WAS BEING HIRED FOR VARIOUS JOBS AROUND THE CITY. UM AT THE POOL AND FOR PARKS AND REC, SPECIFICALLY. THE MILL VALLEY RESERVOIR BRIDGE WORK STILL ONGOING, UM THE SHELTER REPLACEMENT. I HAVE A NOTE THAT SAYS SHELTER REPLACEMENT TO START THIS YEAR. I THINK WHAT THAT MEANS IS BASICALLY AS A CITY. WE'D LIKE TO START REBRANDING OUR SHELTERS AND START MAKING THEM LOOK MORE UNIFORM AND NETWORKS GOING TO START THIS YEAR PARKS. UM THE JIM SIMONS TRAIL IMPROVEMENTS, UH, ARE TO BE STARTING AT THE 33 UNDERPASS AND WORK BACKWARDS TOWARDS SCHWARZKOPF PARK. SO UM , WHAT WE HAD BUDGETED FOR TRAIL IMPROVEMENTS THAT'S KIND OF THE AREA WHERE THAT WILL BE TAKING PLACE. UM AS OF MARCH, 21ST.THERE WERE 326 POOL PASSES SOLD , SO I THOUGHT THAT WAS PRETTY GOOD NUMBER. I DON'T KNOW WHAT THE NUMBER IS NOW, MAYBE OVER 500. SOMETHING LIKE THAT. UM IF I HAD TO GUESS THE POOL HIRING IS STILL ONGOING, AND I BELIEVE THE POOL OPENS ON MAY 27TH THERE'S A NEW POOL MANAGER. I DIDN'T WRITE DOWN WHO IT IS, BUT I BELIEVE IT'S MR CHRIS TEARS US WHO HE IS THE NEW POOL MANAGER.
THE UH, POOL IS CURRENTLY BEING PAINTED AND I HAVE TARGETING COMPLETION BEFORE THE PULL OPENS ON MAY 27TH SO I'M NOT SURE IF THAT'S DONE YET, BUT IT WILL BE DONE BEFORE THE BULLETINS. UM THE WRECK. LEAGUES ARE OPEN TO JOIN RIGHT NOW. SO WE HAVE SAND VOLLEYBALL SWIM TEAM. UH AND THEN YOU CAN ALSO JOIN A PASSPORT TO FISHING, WATER KAYAKING. THOSE ARE FOR KIDS AND AS WELL AS THE JUNIOR GOLF LEAGUE, AND I THINK WE'VE DISCUSSED THAT AT A PREVIOUS MEETING. UM SO LOTS OF STUFF FOR EVERYONE TO GET INVOLVED WITH THIS SPRING AND SUMMER AND ALL THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. UM AND THEN FINALLY, THE PARKS AND REC IMPACT REPORT. WAS DISTRIBUTED AT LAST WEEK. ACTUALLY I THINK AT THE LAST CITY COUNCIL MEETING, SO YOU SHOULD HAVE THAT
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IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, UM MAYBE I CAN ANSWER, BUT PROBABLY AMANDA WOULD BE BEST TO ASK FOR THOSE. SO UM, THAT'S MY UPDATE. ARE THERE ANY QUESTIONS? ANY QUESTIONS FOR MR CARPENTER ALREADY? THANK YOU VERY MUCH. LOOKS LIKE THEY'VE BEEN VERY BUSY, AND I'M GLAD THAT THINKS ABOUT ORGANIZED IN IN THE COMMITTEE ITSELF, ESPECIALLY THE ASSIGNMENTS THAT MAKES EVERYBODY MORE AWARE OF THE RESPONSIBILITIES THAT THEY HAVE. RIGHT YES. OKAY. THANK YOU SO MUCH. GREAT. WE'RE AT THE POINT OF HEARING OF CITIZENS. CITIZENS HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO TALK ON AN ITEM NOT RELATED TO TONIGHT'S AGENDA. YOU HAVE UP TO FIVE MINUTES. IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO BE HEARD. PLEASE COME TO THE PODIUM AND, UH, WE'D LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU. OKAY ALREADY. THANK YOU SO MUCH, OKAY, MOVING ON TO THE BUSINESS FOR TONIGHT, WHICH IS FOR THOSE THAT YOU ARE IN THE[Res. A]
AUDIENCE IS QUITE EXTENSIVE. YES SO MIGHT DEVELOP, FEEL COMFORTABLE AND WE'LL START WITH RESOLUTION A. FIRST READING TITLE, ONLY TO AUTHORIZE PARTICIPATION IN THE OH DOT SALT ROAD SALT CONTRACTS AWARDED IN 2023 TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY, OKAY? MM HMM. SO THIS PARTICULAR ONE WHILE WE PULL OUR RESOURCES TOGETHER WITH THE STATE NEEDS TO BE FINISHED ON THE FIRST OF MAY , AND THAT'S THE REASON FOR A COUPLE OF REQUEST, AND I MIGHT DO AN ADDITIONAL REQUEST. BUT GO AHEAD, JEREMY. YES THIS IS JUST THE ANNUAL STOCK CONTRACT THAT YEAH. YOU THE ALLUDED TO A COUNCILMAN BURBEY. UH THIS YEAR WE ARE REQUESTING TO PURCHASE ABOUT 500. TONS OF SALT, UH, THROUGHOUT THE WINTER SEASON IS OVER AT THIS POINT THAT WOULD JUST POLISH WHAT WE USED THIS YEAR. CREDIT. ROBERT AND 85 TIMES. SO THAT'S THAT'S WHERE RIGHT TWO SEEMS LIKE WE HAVE TO WAIT AND READING TO BE ABLE TO HIT THAT MAY 1ST DEADLINE. UH AND THAT'S A STEAL COUNCILMAN.RUSSIA'S THUNDER, BUT WE DID PRESENT THIS TO THE PUBLIC SAFETY PUBLIC SERVICE COMMITTEE JUST BEFORE THIS, AND WHERE WOULD THAT PLACE US IN OUR TOTAL STOCKPILE THAN JEREMY AROUND? 3500 TIMES? WHAT? WHAT WE'RE ESTIMATING, I'M SURE 10% BUT IT SHOULD BE BIG ENOUGH STOCKPILE TO HANDLE ANY ANY OF OUR SNOW AMOUNTS EVEN IN PORTION. OKAY ALL RIGHT NOW THE ARABIAN OF READINGS. SAFER INSIDE GRIEVING SOUTH READINGS THAT REQUIRES SIX VOTES. THE EMERGENCY CLAUSE REQUIRES FAITH VOTES. I JUST LIKE TO PULL FOR A MOMENT. TWO WEEKS FROM NOW, UM, WILL WE HAVE A CURRENT THAT WE WANT TO EXTEND IT? IT'S NOT MY HABIT TO NOT HAVE A PUBLIC HEARING ON AN ITEM. HOWEVER, THIS ONE I MEAN, I THINK WE'VE DONE THIS. MAYBE FOR 100 YEARS AND I PERSONALLY WOULDN'T MIND. UM PUTTING THIS ONE TO REST, HOWEVER, THAT'S NOT NECESSARILY PRESENTED BEFORE EVERYBODY. BUT ONCE WE GET TO THAT POINT WILL MAKE THE DECISION TONIGHT. OKAY SO AT THIS POINT, I WOULD LIKE TO HAVE A MOTION TO WAIVE THE THIRD READING. SO MOVED. OKAY, MR ROSS. OKAY? LOCAL MR SEYMOUR. YES MR BERGER? YES MR BURBEY? YES YES. YES MR CARPENTER. YES SEVEN. YES, LADY. DON'T WE HAVE A MOTION TO HEAD AN EMERGENCY CLAUSE? MR CARPENTER? LOCAL, PLEASE. MRS GROAT? YES, MR BERGER? YES MR BURBEY? YES YES, MR REEMS. MR CARPENTER. MR SEYMOUR? YES SEVEN. YES WE HAVE DONE THE PRESENTATION. THE BRAVE TO SURGERY. DING WE HAVE ADDED THE EMERGENCY CLAUSE. IT IS TECHNICALLY NOW BACK TO THE SECOND READING PUBLIC HEARING ON THE 24TH. UNLESS THERE IS SOMEBODY THAT WOULD LIKE THE WAVE THAT CHECK AND READING. AND THEN WE WOULD MOVE FORWARD TO MOVING INTO PASSING THE LEGISLATION TONIGHT, MR PRESIDENT, I THINK IT'S SAFEST IN ORDER TO MEET THE DEADLINE THAT WE GO AHEAD AND WAVE THE THIRD READING SECONDARIES. SECOND READING REMOVED A WAVE SECOND REASON. OKAY SO WE HAVE A MOTION TO MOVE THE WE HAVE THE MOTION TO WAIVE THE SECOND READING. UH LOCAL, PLEASE, MR
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BERGER. YES MR BURBEY. YES YES, MR REEMS? YES MR CARPENTER? YES MR SEYMOUR GROUP? YES. SEVEN.YES. OKAY UM, ANY HEARING OF CITIZENS? ANYBODY THAT WANTS TO CHIME IN? AND UH UM, HAS ANY QUESTIONS OF ABSOLUTELY ATIONS? LIKE I SAID, IT'S FAIRLY STANDARD. IT'S NORMALLY UNCOMMON FOR US TO DO IT IN ONE NIGHT ONLY, BUT SINCE THIS ONE HAS THAT IS POTENTIALLY FOR PUBLIC SAFETY. I FEEL COMFORTABLE ENOUGH TO MOVE FORWARD WITH THAT , SO ANY PUBLIC PROBABLY DID LIKE TO CHIME IN. SEEING NONE. MR PRESIDENT, I MAKE A MOTION TO PASS THE LEGISLATION. OKAY SO WE HAVE A MOTION TO PASS THE LEGISLATION LOCAL PLEASE, MR BURBEY? YES YES, MR REEMS. MR CARPENTER? YES MR SEYMOUR? YES, MRS GROWTH, MR BERGER? YES YES, JEREMY. OKAY YOU CAN YOU CAN YOU CAN START MOVING ON THINGS SO ALREADY. THANK YOU SO MUCH. UM RESOLUTION. BE ONLY TO AMEND THE
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RULES OF COUNCIL. OKAY THIS WAS AT THE WORK SESSION ON APRIL. THE FORCE ANY COMMENTS FROM ADMINISTRATION? WE HAVE NOTHING FURTHER. OKAY UH, ANY. OBSERVATION OR ANY QUESTIONS FROM COUNCIL. OKAY THIS REFLECTS WHAT WE DISCUSSED AT THE WORK SESSION FEEL LIKE IT'S A GOOD CHANGE, SO I MAKE A MOTION TO PASS LEGISLATION. I DO HAVE TO ASK HIM ASK FOR CITIZENS INPUT SO AND YOU CITIZENS THAT HAVE A QUESTION ON THIS. OKAY HEARING NONE. UM MR JAMES MADE A MOTION TO PASS. SO SORRY. JUST ONE EDITORIAL HERE. MAYBE THE. THE ESTABLISHED NAMED GROUP NOR MING SESSION. IS WHAT'S USED WHEN THE GROUP GETS TOGETHER AND HAS THE DISCUSSION. THERE'S THIS THING CALLED A GROUP NORMAN SESSION, RIGHT, SO I GUESS I DIDN'T REMEMBER US LABELING THAT. SO, BUT I WAS LOOKING FOR A DEFINITION SOMEWHERE, BUT I SUPPOSE WE DON'T NEED IT. GO AHEAD, LITTLE OKAY. OKAY OKAY ALREADY, SO WE HAVE EMOTION. THE BEST OF LEGISLATION LOCAL, PLEASE, MR ROCHE? YES MR REEMS? YES MR CARPENTER? YES SEYMOUR? YES MRS GROAT? YES, MR BERGER? YES MR BURBEY? YES SEVEN. YES OKAY THAT THEY SCARED THE RESOLUTIONS. THEN WE GO ON TO[Ord. A]
THE ORDINANCE ORDINANCE, A FIRST READING TITLE, ONLY TO APPROVE THE EXECUTION OF A COMMUNITY REINVESTMENT AREA AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF MARYSVILLE AND MARYSVILLE FLEX LLC, THE EXECUTION OF A TAX REVENUE SHARING AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF MARYSVILLE AND THE MARYSVILLE EXEMPTED VILLAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT AND THE EXECUTION OF A DONATION AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF MARYSVILLE MARYSVILLE FLEX LLC. THE MARYSVILLE EXEMPTED VILLAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT, THE OHIO HIGH POINT CAREER CENTER. SCHOOL DISTRICT AND THE COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT CORPORATION OF UNION COUNTY AND TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY. AND I HAVE A PRESENTATION. I'M GONNA PULL UP . OKAY THANK YOU. AND FOR YOUR RECORDS, YOU HAVE A COPY OF THIS ON YOUR DESK AS WELL. THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR INTRODUCTION. THANK YOU. COUNCIL MEMBER RESULTS NOT BEING EXCITING PROJECT THAT'S GONNA BUILD SOME PRODUCTS. REALLY HAVE IN THE COMMUNITY. AND WE HAVE A DEVELOPER PIONEER, WHICH IS THE DEVELOPER WHO IS PLANNING TO CONSTRUCT A $55,000.55 SQUARE FOOT SPEC SPACE WITH UNITS DOWN TO 5000 SQUARE FEET. WE REALLY DON'T HAVE CLASS A INDUSTRIAL SPACE MEETING. THESE REQUIREMENTS IS LOCATED ON A SIX ACRE SITE. I'LL SHOW YOU HERE SHORTLY. $7.5 MILLION INVESTMENT . 55 ESTIMATED FTE S PAYROLL ABOUT $2.75 MILLION. THE PLANES ARE JUST CIRCUMSTANCE FOR THE NEXT 60 DAYS AND DECONSTRUCTED HOPEFULLY BY THE SECOND QUARTER OF NEXT YEAR, IF NOT, SIR. THIS IS THE PROPERTY. THE GREEN AREA AS YOU CAN SEE, SUMITOMO IS THE GARDEN PERIOD, WHICH IS THERE AND THAT'S MORE YUKO. OF COURSE , THIS IS THE CLIMATE CONTROL. THIS IS TYPICAL PRODUCTS ACTUALLY HERE, AND THIS IS ACTUALLY THE SITE. THEY'RE LOOKING AT THE COURSE. THIS IS THE DRUM FARM HERE, AS YOU'RE[00:25:01]
PROBABLY FAMILIAR WITH. BUT THIS IS ACTUALLY THE SIX ACRE SITE THAT THEY'RE CURRENTLY LOOKING AT. THIS IS THE BUILDING THAT ACTUALLY I THINK IT'S BEEN APPROVED FROM DESIGNER VIEW. I BELIEVE AS WELL COMPLETE. THEY'VE ALREADY DONE VERY ATTRACTIVE BUILDING THEY PLANNED TO CONSTRUCT HERE. AND SO WHAT'S PROPOSED TONIGHT? A FEW THINGS ARE PROPOSED THAT THAT WAS A TONGUE TWISTER. THANK YOU, MACKENZIE AND ALL THE THINGS WE'RE DOING, AND I, BUT FIRST AND FOREMOST TO DO ALL THIS IS A PROPOSED SYRIA 10 YEARS 75% TAX ABATEMENT. IT ONLY APPLIES FOR THE REAL PROPERTY INVESTMENT. UM DOES NOT EXCEED 75% SO THEREFORE , AND THE REASON WHY THAT'S IN THE OTHER STATE LAW JUST CHANGE THIS MONTH. YOU CAN ACTUALLY GO BEYOND 50% SO NOW YOU CAN GO UP TO 75% AS A CITY. WITHOUT SCHOOL BOARD APPROVAL THAT DOES MEET THE INCENTIVE POLICY. THE 50 WITH WHICH INCLUDES REVENUE SHARES WITH THE SCHOOLS. I WILL SAY THE NEGOTIATING TEAM NEGOTIATING TEAM FOR THE TAX INCENTIVE REVIEW COUNCIL ACTUALLY THE MET AND ACTUALLY DECIDED TO PROVIDE THIS 75 10 ABATEMENT. IT DOES REQUIRE PARTNERSHIP WITH THE SCHOOL DISTRICT AS WELL AS THE CAREER TECH THERE IS ALSO MONITORING FEE THAT WE CHARGE TO MONITOR THEIR TAX ABATEMENT ANNUAL BASIS BECAUSE THERE'S MUCH ANY REPORTS REQUIRED TO BE FILED. THE COMPANY HAS ALSO AGREED TO PAY $100,000 OVER THE 10 YEAR PERIOD , $85,000 OF WHICH WOULD BE DONATED TO DO TO THE MAYORS OF SCHOOL DISTRICT 15,002 WHILE HIGH POINT, SO THAT'S ABOUT THAT'S $10,000 A YEAR AS PART OF THE DONATION AGREEMENT. THE OVERALL ABATEMENT WOULD RESULT IN A COMPANY SAVINGS OF A LITTLE BIT OVER $1.2 MILLION OVER THAT 10 YEAR PERIOD. SO THE PROPERTIES CURRENTLY CARING ABOUT $1100 A YEAR IN TOTAL TAXES OVER A 10 YEAR PERIOD.THAT'S 11,000 YOU CAN SEE DURING THE BASEMENT OF THE COMPANY WILL ACTUALLY PAY ABOUT $44,000 IN TAXES, EVEN WITH THE ABATEMENT SO YOU'RE GETTING 44,000 VERSUS VERSUS 11,000, SO YOU CAN SEE WHAT EVERYONE ELSE RECEIVES HERE AS WELL. AND THEN ALSO, YOU CAN SEE THE ADDITIONAL DONATION PAYMENT THAT'S BEING MADE TO THE SCHOOL DISTRICTS AS WELL. UM SO THE OTHER COUPLE OF THINGS JUST TO NOTE THEY ARE PURSUING PORTER AUTHORITY FINANCING AS A CAPITAL LEASE ARRANGEMENT, WHICH WILL SAVE ON SALES TAX EXEMPTION. THE GOOD NEWS ABOUT THAT IS THAT MOST OF BUILDING MATERIALS WILL COME FROM FRANKLIN COUNTY, NOT FROM UNION COUNTY, SO IT DOESN'T REALLY IMPACT OUR COUNTY THAT MUCH OF THE NEGATIVE FASHION THEY DID RECEIVE AND WERE SUCCESSFUL. THE STABLE OHIO'S ENDORSES THIS PROJECT AND THEY'VE INVESTED $750,000 IN THE PROJECT AS WELL. SO THE APPROVAL TIMELINE TONIGHT'S THEIR FIRST READING THE BE GOING THROUGH THREE READINGS WITH HOPEFUL APPROVAL BY CITY COUNCIL ON THE EIGHTH OF MAY. MAYORS WILL, UM, SCHOOL DISTRICT WILL HEAR IT AND HOPEFULLY APPROVE ON 4 24 24 WOULD BE CITY COUNCIL. SECOND READING FOR 26, OHIO HIGH POINT AND THEN ALSO THE MAYOR'S WILL UNION COUNTY COURT AUTHORITY HOPEFULLY MEET. I THINK I'M MAY 10TH IS NOW THE DATE THAT WE'VE SCHEDULED WITH THE COMPANY. THAT'S THE TIMING OF THAT AND TEAR ON IF YOU WANT TO ADD ANYTHING. THIS IS A GREAT PROJECT FOR THE CITY REALLY IS SOMETHING THAT THEIR ARMS, SAYING IT'S. IT'S A NICE SITE SIGN RELATION PART DANCE, SO.
STATE APPRECIATE, UM. I MEAN, YOU K WORKING WITH US ON THIS PACKAGE AS WELL, SO I THINK THEY BENEFIT AS WELL FROM THIS PROJECT. ERIC WHAT'S THE CONSTRUCTION TIMELINE FROM THE COMPANY'S PERSPECTIVE SHOULD BE DONE. 1ST 2ND QUARTER OF NEXT YEAR. THAT'S AT LEAST THE GAME PLAN. THAT'S OUR UNDERSTANDING. THEY WANT TO START DIGGING HERE IN THE NEXT 60 DAYS, SO WE'LL HAVE A GRANT ANOTHER GROUNDBREAKING, WHICH IS EXCITING, AND THEY ALREADY HAVE THEIR FLYERS OUT. THEY DO HAVE THEY HAVE THEIR MARKETING FLYERS OUT AS WELL AS THE ADDRESS REALLY ZERO INDUSTRIAL PARKWAY. THE ADDRESS IS REFLECTED AND THE ORDINANCE ITSELF. OKAY IN THE EXHIBIT. IT WASN'T AWARE THERE WAS AN EXISTING ADDRESS, SO WE THOUGHT WE HAD TO CREATE ONE BIT. GREAT CORRECTED ME AND SAID, WE ALREADY HAVE AN ADDRESS. HE'S LIKE THAT. I UM I HAVE A QUESTION. I GUESS MY QUESTION IS, HOW IS THIS DIFFERENT THAN WHAT IS ALREADY HAD BEEN BUILT ON IN CURRENTLY INNOVATION PARK Y. GREAT QUESTION. SO THE SOUTH GATE BUILT, UM UM, BUILDING IN 16,000 SQUARE FOOT INCREMENTS. THAT'S THE 84,000 SQUARE FOOT BUILDING AS LONG 33. SO THEY WEREN'T REALLY THAT SMALL. ORIGINALLY SOUTHGATE WAS GOING TO GO DOWN TO THE FIVE AND 10,000 SQUARE FOOT RANGE, AND THIS WAS COST PROHIBITIVE. SO THEN THAT'S A LITTLE BIT LARGER SPACE ABOUT 10,000 SQUARE FEET MORE. AND THEN THE HARDY WORLD IS ACTUALLY
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122,000 SQUARE FEET AND SOME CHANGE. THOSE ARE PROBABLY THREE SPACES. SO YOU MAY ONLY SEE 40,000 SQUARE FEET IN EACH, SO THAT'S THAT'S EVEN A LARGER SPACE. SO IT NEVER REALLY HAD THIS UNLESS YOU CALL BLOOD CLASSES. SOME OF THESE PLANTS DIFFERENT DEVELOPMENTS. THOSE ARE COMPARED, BUT IF YOU GO IN THOSE THEY'LL HAVE A DENTIST OFFICE AND 11 BUILDING WITH NOTHING ON THE DANCE OFFICE. THE NEXT PLACE WILL HAVE AN ALREADY OFFICE. THIS WILL BE TRULY MORE FOCUSED ON R AND D INDUSTRIAL TYPE OF USERS. WELL, THAT'S KIND OF THE DIFFERENCE. A LARGER SQUARE FOOTAGE PER SPACE. BASICALLY AND HOW MANY PEOPLE WOULD WORK. LIKE WHAT'S IN A 5000 SQUARE FOOT. HOW MANY PEOPLE LIKE WHAT IS A BUSINESS? EDUCATE ME. SO WHAT WOULD BE A BUSINESS THAT WOULD GO IN THERE? AND HOW MANY PEOPLE WOULD THAT? MM. EMPLOY. SO YOU KNOW, OVER THE YEARS WE'VE HAD LIKE SMALLER TECHNICAL SALES OFFICES FOR JAPANESE COMPANIES THAT HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR 5000 SQUARE FEET TO OPEN UP THEIR FIRST OFFICE, AND THERE MAY BE ONLY TWO OR THREE PEOPLE IN THAT OFFICE. THERE ALSO HAVE THE ABILITY TO HAVE WORKSPACE OR SOME TYPE OF SPACE TO THE BACK GARAGE AREA PER SE, WHERE YOU CAN STORE THINGS AS WELL. BUT IT COULD BE 235 PEOPLE OR IT COULD BE 10 15 20 PEOPLE THAT ACTUALLY COULD WORK IN THAT SPACE, JUST DEPENDING ON THE COMPANY IN WHICH WOULD WANT TO LOCATE THERE. BUT AGAIN, WE'VE NEVER HAD THIS TYPE OF PRODUCT AND MARY'S THEY ALSO YOU WERE GOING TO LEARN AS WE GO THROUGH THIS, BUT BUT THAT'S KIND OF THE USER THAT WOULD BE IN THERE. SOMETHING HE CALLS DOWN.SO. SO I GUESS MY QUESTION IS, IF THAT'S OKAY. MY QUESTION IS, WHY ARE SO WHERE ELSE IS PROJECTS LIKE THESE BEING BUILT LIKE STRUCTURES LIKE THESE BEING BUILT CURRENTLY IN CENTRAL OHIO ? I DON'T HAVE ANY OF MICHAEL INCIDENT QUESTION ME, BUT THERE'S A SMALL SPACE, THOUGH.
THAT'S THE PROBLEM. THEY'RE THEY'RE VERY. ITSELF HERE. THOSE BIG STUFF. BUT THIS PRODUCT IS.
THIS IS THE BENEFIT OF THIS IS IT'S GOTTEN. IT PROVIDES MORE FLEXIBLE SQUARE FOOTAGE, SIZES, YOU CAN GO DOWN SMALL ENOUGH TO GET THE SMALL OFFICES THAT THAT NEEDS A SMALL SPACE. I THINK I SOMEBODY WOULD SPEAK SPOKE TO US NOT TOO LONG AGO THAT SAID THEY HAD A VERY DIFFICULT TIME FINDING A SMALL SPACE FOR THEIR NEEDS. I IMAGINE THE 5000 SQUARE FOOT COULD EVEN BE BROKEN DOWN IN 2500 AND THREE YOU KNOW, DEPENDING ON WHAT THE SITUATION IS, BUT BUT THE POINT IS THE FLEXIBILITY FROM SMALL BUSINESSES TO BIG BUSINESSES IN THE SAME BUILDING. INDUSTRIAL PARK WOULD PROBABLY ANOTHER AREA THAT HAS THIS TYPE OF SPACE IN TOWN. KEEP IN MIND. THIS IS CURRENTLY OWNED BY BALLS, BROTHERS, SO THIS WAS INTENDED ORIGINALLY TO BE MOVING BALLS BROTHERS FROM I BELIEVE FROM FOURTH STREET. DOWN THIS LOCATION AS A RETAIL OPERATION.
THAT WAS THE ORIGINAL PLAN. THEY'VE DECIDED NOT TO DO THAT RETAIL SPACE AND KEEP THEIR SPACE AND SELL THIS SPACE. WHICH IS AN INDUSTRIAL USER, WHICH IS AN INDUSTRIAL AREA, WHICH WHICH MAKES SENSE. GREATER FLEXIBILITY IS A GOOD THING THAT THAT'S THAT'S THE BEAUTY DOES BUILDING IT'S JUST BEEN JUST ONE MORE QUESTION. YOU'RE NOT GOING TO ASK IT, UM, DOES ANY PART OF THIS COMPANY REALTY OR DEVELOPMENT HAVE ANYTHING TO DO WITH ANY ENTITY, NOT OF THE UNITED STATES. NOT AWARE OF THAT. I'VE BEEN INFORMED. I DON'T KNOW ALL THE INVESTORS AGAIN. YOU CAN ASK THAT QUESTION . BUT WE HAVE NOT BEEN FINANCE ER. WE CAN ASK THAT QUESTION OF THE OF THE DEVELOPER ONCE AGAIN AND SEE WOULD YOU PLEASE AND BRING THAT BACK TO COUNCIL? I'M CRITICALLY CONCERNED. AND WE'LL ALWAYS ASK THAT QUESTION. IF YOU COULD DO THAT AHEAD OF TIME, IT WOULD BE REALLY, REALLY HELPFUL. THANKS. ANY OTHER QUESTIONS. I JUST HAD ONE QUESTION IN OUR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INCENTIVE POLICY. WE TALKED ABOUT SHARING REVENUE WITH THIS SCHOOL'S 50 50 . AND YOU KNOW, WE REFERENCE THAT WHEREAS CAUSE AND THEN WHEN WE CALCULATE THE TAX SHARING, WE GO IN A LOT OF DETAIL. THAT, YOU KNOW, SAYS IF THE CITY'S TAX REVENUE IS MORE THAN 50% OF THAT TOTAL WILL CUT A CHECK TO THE SCHOOLS TO MAKE UP THE DIFFERENCE SO THAT WE'RE SPLITTING IT EVEN 50 50, BUT AT THE SCHOOLS TAKE IS MORE THAN 50. THEY KEEP THAT AND I DON'T
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RECALL THAT BEING PART OF THE AGREEMENT IN THE PAST. IS THAT SOMETHING NEW THIS TIME? OR HAS THAT BEEN OR PRACTICE? GREAT QUESTION. THAT'S ACTUALLY BEEN A PRACTICE THAT'S BEEN IN THERE SINCE DAY ONE, SAYING THAT THE THEORY BEHIND THAT IS THE SCHOOLS TAKE THE BIGGEST BRUNT OF A TAX ABATEMENT. THEY GIVE UP MORE IN PROPERTY TAXES, SO THAT'S KIND OF WHERE THAT CAME FROM THAT WE ONLY PAY THE SCHOOLS THEY WOULD NOT PAY US. SO. THE, UM WELL. HMM WE DISCUSSED THIS EARLIER. UM AND IN ORDER TO GIVE THE 10 YEARS 75% OF THE COMPANY DID COMMIT TO 15 JOBS. THAT WAS PART OF IT. YEAH 55, OKAY. SO INCREASED ON 50 TO 55. SO SAY TWO YEARS FROM NOW, THEY DON'T SUCCEED IN HAVING 55. YEAH WE THEN CHANGING THE, UM 75 COUNT TO SIT ON. BUT WHAT IS THE PROCESS WHEN A COMPANY DOES NOT MEET THE APPLICATION? ORIGINALLY THE INCENTIVE POLICY ACTUALLY RECOMMENDS THAT 65% 9 YEAR ABATEMENT. BUT THE SCHOOL DISTRICT ALSO ASKED FOR A DONATION OF PAYMENTS. SO THE COMPANY OR SOME NEGOTIATION THAT CAME BACK AND SAID, HEY, WE'D LIKE TO 75 10 IF WE'RE GOING TO PROVIDE A DONATION PAYMENT TO THE SCHOOL DISTRICT, SO THERE WAS SOME NO NEGOTIATION THAT COMES IN ON THAT IF THEY DO NOT MEET THE JOB TOTALS AND THE PAYROLL TOTALS OR INVESTMENT TOTALS. YOU HAVE THE ABILITY TO MODIFY TO RESCIND OR TO CONTINUE THAT ABATEMENT AND THAT WOULD FIRST GO TO THE TO THE TAX AND SENATE REVIEW COUNCIL ON AN ANNUAL BASIS, SO THEY DON'T MEET THOSE TARGETS. YOU CAN REDUCE THAT ABATEMENT. OKAY THAT THAT SO IF THEY ONLY COME UP WITH 45 EMPLOYEES AFTER TWO OR THREE YEARS, THAT'S WHEN AND THAT'S BEING MONITORED ON AN ANNUAL BASIS LIKE IT IS WITH EVERY OTHER COMPANY. YEAH JUST TO CLARIFY THAT. THAT DOESN'T NECESSARILY MEAN YOU'D STRIKE IT DOWN. YOU'D SEE WHAT OTHER THINGS THEY'VE DONE AND DO A WEIGHT BALANCE AT THE TIME OF THAT REASSESSMENT, RIGHT? SO, YES, WE TAKE ALL FACTORS IN PLAY WITH THE ECONOMY IS AND WE WOULD, YOU KNOW, TAKE COVID IN AND THE SHUT DOWN AND OTHER RIGHT. IT'S A DIFFICULT SEASON.IT WILL BE A REVIEW ALL THE DATA INFORMATION YOU HAVE AND THEN MAKE A DECISION. YOU PROBABLY BRING THE COMPANY TO HAVE A DIALOGUE WITH THE COMPANY TO SEE HOW THEY CAN RESOLVE. ISSUES IN THEIR HEALTH. BY THE WAY, THE DEVELOPER IS ON VACATION. I FELT FULFILLED DIMENSION THAT HE WILL BE HERE. DAVID SALES WILL BE AT YOUR NEXT MEETING. I FELT TO SAY THAT EARLIER SO OKAY. BOARD MEETING MEETS ANNUALLY AND IN FACT, CURRENTLY WE ARE REDUCING . UH SOMEBODY'S INCENTIVE. NOT JUST YET. WE'RE GONNA PROCESS THAT WE'RE GOING THROUGH THE PROCESS, SO COMPANIES THAT WILL BE BRINGING BACK TO COUNCIL. YEAH. HMM. UM THE HAVE THE QUEST FOR MOTION TO AMEND THE THRESHOLD FOR PAYROLL TO TWO MILLION FROM ONE MILLION. YOU WANNA STEP US THROUGH THAT ONE STATE CHANGED ON APRIL 3RD SO IN THE PROCESS OF NEGOTIATING, PUTTING THESE DOCUMENTS TOGETHER THE STATE LAW THE THRESHOLD NOW FOR YOU TO SHARE YOUR INCOME TAXES. AS PART OF THE REVENUE SHARE WENT FROM $1 MILLION TO TWO MILLION. SO ANY TIME DURING THE TERM OF THE ABATEMENT 10 YEARS THEY EXCEED $2 MILLION INSTEAD OF ONE MILLION. THEN THERE THERE THEN WE TRIGGER A REVENUE SHARE, SO WE'LL HAVE TO MONITOR THAT EACH YEAR WHEN WE LOOK AT THAT. SO THAT THAT CHICKEN LAW CHANGED IN BETWEEN THE NEGOTIATIONS. THAT'S WHY WE'RE NEED TO BE TWO MILLION% SHARE WILL NOT CHANGE. NO, IT'S A 50 50 SPLIT. SO THAT THERE'S TWO LAW CHANGES THAT IMPACT THIS ONE BEFORE APRIL, 3RD COUNCIL ONLY HAD THE AUTHORITY TO DO A 50% 10 YEAR ABATEMENT WITHOUT SCHOOL BOARD APPROVAL. AFTER THE IN THE SECOND ONE IS IT WAS A MILLION DOLLARS THRESHOLD TO BASICALLY TRIGGER THE REVENUE SHARE WITH THE LAW. CHANGE NOW COUNCIL HAS THE ABILITY TO DO A 75% 10 YEAR ABATEMENT. EXCUSE ME, 15 YEAR ABATEMENT, AND IT CAN ALSO DOES NOT HAVE TO SHARE REVENUES UNTIL $2 MILLION REACHED. BUT THIS ONE IS STILL GOING TO BE A 10 YEAR, THOUGH.
YES? YEAH. STILL GONNA BE IN 10 YEARS. OKAY? OTHER QUESTIONS. THERE AND THEN I'LL MAKE THE MOTION. OKAY SO WE HAD, LIKE I SAID, WE HAVE SEVERAL MOTIONS. UM SO WE HAVE THE MOTION TO AMEND THE THRESHOLD OF THE MOTION TO AT THE EMERGENCY CLAUSE. SO AT THIS POINT, I
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ASSUME THAT YOU'LL BE MAKING THE MOTION TO AMEND THE THRESHOLD. THAT'S CORRECT. I'LL MOVE TO AMEND THE THRESHOLD FOR PAYROLL. TWO MILLION FROM ONE MILLION. DOLLARS, OKAY? PUT A NEW HOURS, MAN, SO OKAY. LOCAL POLICE. MR REEMS? YES MR CARPENTER. MR SEYMOUR? YES YES. BURGER YES, MR BURPEE. MR ROUSH? YES YES. AND THEN WE HAVE A REQUEST TO IN ORDER FOR THE COMPANY TO START CONSTRUCTION RELATIVELY QUICKLY. WE HAVE THE MOTION TO ADD AN EMERGENCY CLASS. SOME MOVE, MR PRESIDENT, MR. RAJ LOCAL, PLEASE , MR CARPENTER? YES MR SEYMOUR. MRS GROPE MR BERGER? YES, MR BURBEY? YES YES, MR REEMS. SEVEN YES. SO WE HAVE ALL THE PARTICULAR SIDE OF THE WAY. AND THIS WILL BE BACK FOR SECOND LEADING PUBLIC HEARING ON APRIL. THE 24TH IS ANYTHING ELSE THAT YOU NEED TO ADD TO IT OR OKAY, THIS IS WHERE YOU WANTED TO BE. OKAY PERFECT. THANK YOU. WHAT AN[Ord. B]
ANSWER BE FIRST MEETING FIRST READING TITLE ONLY TO SET COMPENSATION FOR CITY COUNCIL.MM HMM. ADMINISTRATION WE HAVE NOTHING FURTHER. OKAY COUNCIL. YES THIS IS WHAT I THINK IT IS.
IT'S BASICALLY COUNCIL ESTABLISHING HOW THEY RECEIVED THEIR PAY. WHICH IF IT'S AN INCREASE, I WON'T BE SUPPORTING. IF IT'S A DECREASE, I'LL HAVE TO THINK ABOUT IT, BUT PROBABLY FOR A DIFFERENT REASON. I JUST WANTED TO GET IT OUT THERE THAT I DON'T THINK IT'S MY JOB TO.
BUT LEGISLATION AND PAYS IN PLACE WHICH AFFECTS HOW MUCH I GET PAID SITTING UP HERE, SO, UH , ALMOST LIKELY NOT SUPPORT ANY LEGISLATION RELATED TO IT. BAY JUST FOR THE RECORD SO THAT YOU KNOW THAT YOU WILL BE VOTING ON FOR NEXT YEAR. SO THAT COULD BE YOURSELF SINCE THIS IS YOUR ELECTION YEAR OR IT COULD BE SOMEBODY ELSE. SO SERVES THE NEXT TERM STARTING IN JANUARY OF NEXT YEAR, SO I JUST WANT TO MAKE IT MAKE IT CLEAR THAT THERE IS NO UNDERSTANDING THAT THIS IS INTENDED TO GIVE COUNSEL IS ITSELF. THIS IS FOR THE NEXT OFFICIALS THAT, UM AND THIS WOULD GO INTO EFFECT NEXT YEAR. YEAH THERE SO THAT YOU DON'T OKAY, READY ANY OTHER QUESTIONS? I WANT TO EXPRESS APPRECIATION TO DO HR DIRECTOR JUST THINK. OH, FOR THE HARD WORK THAT YOU PUT INTO DOING A STATEWIDE SURVEY OF SIMILAR COMMUNITIES. ON ON THE PAYMENT. AS WE KNOW PER CHARTER WERE REQUIRED. CITY COUNCIL IS REQUIRED TO SET IT. HOWEVER IT'S STRUCTURED IN SUCH A WAY THAT THE RECOMMENDATION ACTUALLY COMES BACK TO CITY COUNCIL. FROM THE FINANCE DIRECTOR AND HR DIRECTOR. I BELIEVE SO THE WHOLE BURDEN IS NOT PUT ON US TO ESTABLISH THAT SO I WOULD APPRECIATE EXPRESSED APPRECIATION FOR HIS METHODS AND THE WAY IT WAS PRESENTED IN THE WAVE COME TO WHERE IT'S BEING PRESENTED US TONIGHT. OKAY ALREADY, AND THE OTHER COMMENTS WOULD AGREE. BECAUSE YOU KNOW THIS TIME, YOU KNOW, WE ACTUALLY GOT A NUMBER OF COMPARISON, AND HE LOOKED AT SEVERAL COMPARISONS IN DIFFERENT METHODS AND MAKING THAT RECOMMENDATION. SO THAT THAT WAS REALLY, I THINK NICE TO HAVE BECAUSE HE'S THE EXPERT ON THE TOPIC AND PUT A LOT OF WORK INTO IT, AND, UH WE APPRECIATE THAT. OKAY? SO. NO PRODUCT COMMENTS. THIS WILL BE BACK FOR SECRETARY DING PUBLIC HEARING ON APRIL. THE 24TH OKAY. ORDINANCE SEE SECOND READING PUBLIC
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HEARING TO AMEND CHAPTER 9 45 GARBAGE AND RECYCLING OF THE CODIFIED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF MARYSVILLE. HMM. JEREMY PEOPLE ALREADY HAD THIS ONCE BEFORE YOUR NAME HAPPENED TO POP UP ON THIS ONE, BUT I YEAH, WE HAVE NOTHING FURTHER. NOTHING FURTHER ON THIS ONE, OKAY? AGAIN THIS ONE, UM DID GO TO, UM THE UTILITY GROUP THEY WOULD WANT THAT CAME BACK AND AGAIN. UM FOR[00:45:01]
THE RECORD, THIS IS HAS MRS GOOD AS MENTIONED SEVERAL THINGS BEFORE THAT THE CITY IS NOT IN THE BUSINESS OF TAKING CARE OF GARBAGE, BUT THE CITY FOR EXTEND OUT TO ANOTHER COMPANY, AND THIS IS JUST TO COVER THOSE EXPENSES THAT WE HAVE. UM OKAY. ANY QUESTIONS FROM CITIZENS? OKAY.HEARING DONE. OKAY THIS WILL BE BACK WITHOUT READING TITLE ONLY ON APRIL. THE 24TH. OKAY
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ORDINANCE D GET READING PUBLIC HEARING TO APPROVE PLANNING COMMISSION'S RECOMMENDATION TO AMEND PART 11 OF THE PLANNING AND ZONING CODE IN RELATION TO THE DEFINITIONS FOR A LOT COVERAGE, OPEN SPACE SETBACK AND SPECIALTY FOOD AND BEVERAGE FACILITY OF THE CODIFIED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF MARYSVILLE. OKAY ADMINISTRATION . NO WE WON'T HAVE ANYTHING FURTHER UNLESS THERE'S ANY QUESTIONS ON THESE ITEMS AS YOU STEP THROUGH THERE ALL RECOMMENDATIONS TO AMEND PORTIONS OF THE PLANNING AND ZONING CODE. I DO KNOW THAT COMING UP ON ORDINANCE F. I THINK THERE WILL BE A REQUEST FOR AN AMENDMENT. ON THAT ONE THAT WILL TALK ABOUT AT THAT POINT, BUT WE HAVE NOTHING FURTHER. CORRECT, ACTUALLY.THAT'S CORRECT. NO FURTHER COMMENTS. NO FOR THE COMMENTS. OKAY? ANY QUESTIONS FROM CITIZENS? AND THIS IS SECOND HEARING CITIZENS COMMENTS. OKAY ANY QUESTIONS FROM COUNCIL TO BE BACK FOR THIRD READING TITLE ONLY ON APRIL 24TH. ORDINANCE D. UM I THINK WE'RE ON E ORDINANCE
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. E SECOND READING PUBLIC HEARING TO APPROVE PLANNING COMMISSIONS RECOGNITION RECOMMENDATION TO AMEND SECTIONS 11 TO 1.711 TO 1.1511 TO 1.18 AND 11 TO 1.20 THROUGH 11 TO 1.22 SETBACK, LANGUAGE AND SINGLE FAMILY ATTACHED STANDARDS AND S R D S C D A R D B R D N C, D H M D I L M D R UM YOU YOU SEE US F U T AND M DASH. I O OF THE PLANNING AND ZONING CODE OF THE CODIFIED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF MARYSVILLE. OKAY ANY QUESTIONS FROM COUNCIL. ANY QUESTIONS FROM CITIZENS HEARING NONE TO BE BACK WITH THIRD READING TITLE ONLY ONLY ON APRIL[Ord. F]
24TH WHAT IT IS READING PUBLIC HEARING TO PROVE PLANNING COMMISSION'S RECOMMENDATION TO AMEND SECTION 112811 TO 1.18. DISTRICT USES IN THE UPTOWN COMMERCIAL DISTRICT OF THE PLANNING AND ZONING CODE OF THE CODIFIED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF MARYSVILLE. ANY QUESTIONS FROM COUNCIL PRESIDENT? I ASKED A QUESTION AT THE LAST MEETING ON A SECTION FIVE ROMAN NUMERAL FIVE PERMITTED USES HAD A SECTION, THEREFORE, NEIGHBORHOOD MARKETS ON THE GROUND FLOOR ONLY , AND I TALKED ABOUT SOME OF THE BUILDINGS THAT ACTUALLY WERE SET UP THAT COULD MAYBE ACCOMMODATE A MARKET THAT WAS ON THE 1ST AND 2ND FLOOR AND, UH, ASHLEY, I THINK YOU LOOKED INTO THAT. DO YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO ASK COMFORTABLE WITH THE RECOMMENDATION TO FOLLOW SOME OF THOSE OTHER CHANGES WE'RE MAKING JUST TO REMOVE GROUND FLOOR ACROSS THE BOARD FOR THOSE JUST ALLOW A LITTLE BIT MORE FLEXIBILITY FOR THOSE SPACES. SO I THINK THE THOUGHT IS IF THE BUILDING WOULD ACCOMMODATE IT. AND THEY CAN MAKE IT WORK. LOT OF MAKE IT WORK, CORRECT. OKAY SO I WOULD MAKE A MOTION. BASED ON STEPS SUPPORT TO AMEND SECTION ROMAN NUMERAL FIVE PERMITTED USES. UH NEIGHBORHOOD MARKET TO STRIKE. THE INFERENCE IS WHERE IT SAYS GROUND BEFORE ONLY OKAY? AND THAT WOULD BE EMOTION. ALCOHOL AND THAT MR SEYMOUR? YES MRS GROPE? YES MR BERGER, BURBEY? YES. YES MR REEMS. MR CARPENTER? YES SEVEN. YES OKAY, SO THIS WILL BE BACK FOR THIRD READING. THEN AGAIN AT THAT POINT HERE AGAIN FROM CITIZENS? YEAH, SO OKAY, THANK[Ord. G]
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TO APPROVE PLANNING COMMISSION'S RECOMMENDATION TO AMEND SECTION 1125 LANDSCAPE REQUIREMENTS OF THE PLANNING AND ZONING CODE OF THE CODIFIED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF MARYSVILLE. OKAY ANY QUESTIONS FROM COUNCIL ANY QUESTIONS FROM CITIZENS? HEARING NONE WILL BE BACK FOR THIRD READING TITLE ONLY ON APRIL. 24TH. ORDINANCE J SECOND READING PUBLIC HEARING TO APPROVE[Ord. J]
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APRIL 24TH ORDINANCE KEY READING TITLE ONLY TO AUTHORIZE SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATION IN THE AMOUNT OF $50,000 AND MODIFY THE 2023 ANNUAL OPERATING BUDGET. OKAY? ADMINISTRATION NOTHING FURTHER AGAIN. THIS IS REQUESTED BY THE BY THE COURT. ANY QUESTIONS FROM COUNCIL IS THIS WAS. UM THIS WAS REVIEWED AT FINANCE COMMITTEE. OKAY AND IT WAS SPONSORED BY THEM AS WELL. OKAY SO I WOULD MOVE TO APPROVE ALREADY, SO WE HAVE A MOTION TO APPROVE LOCAL PLEASE.THIS IS GROWTH. YES MR BERGER. MR KIRBY. ROUSH YES, MR REEMS. MR CARPENTER? YES MR SEYMOUR? SEVEN. YES WONDERFUL. ALREADY SCARED OF ALL THE, UM RESOLUTIONS AND ORDINANCES.
[COMMENTS OF THE CITY MANAGER AND COUNCIL PERSONS AND GENERAL DISCUSSION]
COMMENTS OF THE CITY MANAGER. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT IN LOWER THE FACT THAT I THINK WE HAVE AN EXECUTIVE EXECUTIVE SESSION COMING UP, I WOULD PASS ALREADY . I THINK IT'S THE END OF THE MONTH WILL START LEFT. THE BEGINNING OF THE MONTH. I'M SORRY. SURE THANKS, MR PRESIDENT . I'LL KEEP IT QUICK TONIGHT. I JUST WANTED TO SAY I HOPE EVERYONE HAD A WONDERFUL EASTER WITH THEIR FAMILY AND LOOKING FORWARD TO BEAUTIFUL WEATHER THIS WEEK, HOPEFULLY AND, UH, LOOKING FORWARD TO SPRING AND SUMMER ACTIVITIES IN THE CITY OF MARYSVILLE THINK THERE'S A LOT THAT THE CITY IS DOING THIS YEAR AND LIKE, TERRY SAID THE FIRST FRIDAY NIGHT IS MAY 19TH. MY BROTHER'S BIRTHDAY. SO SHOULD BE INTERESTING, BUT, UM, LOOKING FORWARD TO IT ALL AND THANKS THAT'S ALL I GOT. HMM MR JAMES AND WANTED TO START OFF WITH A QUESTION ON THE ARBOR DAY EVENT.DO WE HAVE AN EVENT PLAYING THIS YEAR WITH THE TREE PLANTING? BIRTHDAY YEAH, WE DO BEYOND I THINK FRIDAY THE LET ME CONFIRM THE DATE, BUT IT WILL BE AT MILL VALLEY CENTRAL. APRIL 28TH APRIL 20TH THANK YOU, MACKENZIE. AND IT WILL BE IT MILL VALLEY THIS YEAR, BECAUSE HISTORICALLY WE'VE DONE IT OVER AT LEWIS. YEAH BUT IT WILL BE DONE OVER MILL VALLEY CENTRAL UNDERSTANDING. ALL RIGHT , AND I THINK, UH, I THINK WE DID THAT LAST YEAR THERE TOO, RIGHT? NO, WE REMOVE VALLEY SOUTH. SO WE'VE BEEN ROTATING THE LAST FEW YEARS AND THEN YOU KNOW EARLIER TONIGHT. WE HAD THE PROCLAMATION FOR HOW NATIVE PLANT MONTH AND I THOUGHT IT'S REALLY INTERESTING TIMING BECAUSE IF YOU'RE DRIVING THROUGH THE COUNTRY RIGHT NOW, AND YOU SEE LIKE THEIR SHRUBS THAT ARE GREENING UP IN THE WOODS. YOU THINK? HEY THAT LOOKS GREAT. NO IT'S HORRIBLE BECAUSE THAT'S THE INVASIVE HONEYSUCKLE THAT'S TAKING OVER AND IT SHADES OUT THE NATIVE PLANTS THAT ARE ANIMALS AND. INSECTS ARE NORMALLY USED TO FEEDING ON. DO YOU SEE THE ANOTHER GREENING UP PLANT RIGHT NOW IS THE CHINESE PRIVATE THOSE THINGS TAKING OVER . FLOWERING RIGHT NOW. AREN'T THOSE PAIRS BEAUTIFUL AND BASIC ? I MEAN, THEY'RE TAKING OVER. I MEAN, THERE. THEY WEREN'T
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SUPPOSED TO, BUT THEY'RE EVERYWHERE. NOW YOU DRIVE THROUGH THE COUNTRY, YOU SEE THEM OUT, GROWING ON FENCE ROWS AND IN THE FIELDS. EUROPEAN BUCKTHORN IS ANOTHER INVASIVE SPECIES. IT'S VERY COMMON AROUND HERE. AND YOU KNOW THERE ARE A LOT OF NATIVE PLANTS THAT WE COULD PLANT IN THE PLACE OF THOSE NOW. LUCKILY THE CALLERY PEARS HAVE BEEN BANNED. YOU CAN NO LONGER PURCHASE THOSE IN OHIO . BUT WE'VE GOT NATIVE PLANTS LIKE A SERVICE BARRY THAT COULD BE PLANTED IN ITS PLACE. IF YOU WANT A SHRUB, YOU KNOW, WE'VE GOT NATIVE BY BURNHAM'S LIKE BLACKHAT, OR AIR WOULD VIBURNUMS. THAT DO GREAT THEIR NATIVE THEY'RE USED TO GROWING HERE, SO I THINK IT'S A GREAT TIME OF YEAR TO REMIND PEOPLE OF PLANTING NATIVE PLANTS, A THEY THRIVE HERE. THEY HAVE GROWN HERE FOR MILLIONS OF YEARS WITHOUT SOMEBODY OUT THERE WATERING THEM, YOU KNOW, FERTILIZING. THEY DON'T NEED ANY EXTRA CARE. THEY'RE GONNA FIT RIGHT IN. SO IT'S GOOD FOR YOU KNOW US AS HOMEOWNERS TO NOT HAVE TO SPEND EXTRA MONEY ON PRODUCT. AND IT'S GOOD FOR THE ENVIRONMENT TO KEEP THINGS FROM. GETTING OUT OF CONTROL WHERE THE BURBEY BULBS FIT INTO THAT. YEAH YOU KNOW, I'M NOT SURE GOOD QUESTION. I'LL HAVE TO LOOK INTO THAT AND GET BACK WITH YOU. YOU MISSED IT. RUSH COMMENTS TONIGHT. WELL WELCOME BACK. YOU HAVE A NICE SUNTAN. DO THEN GO ON FOR A WHILE. AH YEAH, I JUST WANTED TO PICK YOU BACK ON MARK CREAMS. COMMENT YOU KNOW, WHEN WE WENT THROUGH THE BUDGET CYCLE , WE DISCUSSED REMOVING PEAR TREES OUT OF THE CITY RIGHT AWAY, AND I THINK ONE OF THE PRIME EXAMPLES ARE REMOVING ALL THE PAIRS IS ON DELAWARE AVENUE. THERE'S A GROUP OF THEM AND YOU KNOW, LAST YEAR, MAYBE TWO YEARS AGO. MAYBE JEREMY KNOWS WHEN A CAR HIT HIT ONE OF THOSE TREES AND IT HAD BEEN REPLACED. WELL, THAT'S A PRIME EXAMPLE OF AN AREA. WE SHOULD FOCUS ON. FOCUS ON BECAUSE OF ONE OF THOSE TREES GO. WE CANNOT RE PLANT THAT TREE WITH SOMETHING. SO YOU KNOW, I THINK THAT YOU KNOW, HOPEFULLY AS A CITY WE START LOOKING AT AREAS WHERE TREES SHOULD BE REMOVED AND START REPLANTING THEM WITH NATIVE SPECIES TO SLOWLY DO OUR PART TO CLEAN UP OUR FREEWAYS. WITH ALL THESE INVASIONS, INNOVATIVE. UM PEAR TREES EVERYWHERE. SO ANYWAY, THANK YOU. READY, MRS. GOOD.THANKS, MAN. THANKS MR WELL, YEAH, THANKS, MR PRESIDENT. I WANT TO ENCOURAGE ALL COMMUNITY MEMBERS. UM AND YOU CAN ACCESS THIS THROUGH THE WEBSITE ALSO, BUT IT IS A SURVEY. UM PRODUCED BY MICHAEL BAKER ABOUT, UM, THE FUTURE OF EVIE CHARGING IN MARYSVILLE. WE HAD A VERY SPIRITED DISCUSSION AT THE PUBLIC SAFETY SERVICE COMMITTEE . I'M VERY GRATEFUL TO OUR STAFF . THEIR INTEGRITY. UM THIS THIS IS A SUPER STAFF TO BE INVESTIGATING THIS STUFF MAKING DECISIONS. UM AND THE ATTITUDE IS THEY WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU THEY WANT TO DO WITH THE CITY OF MARYSVILLE COLLECTIVELY WOULD LIKE TO DO SO. SO AGAIN, MY DEEP APPRECIATION FOR THE STAFF AND MY AND MY ENCOURAGEMENT THAT COMMUNITY RESIDENTS TAKE THIS SURVEY AND THERE AND THEREBY COMMUNICATE WITH THEIR STAFF WHAT THEY WANT. THANK YOU. APRIL 14TH RIGHT THIS FRIDAY. THIS FRIDAY IS THE END. HMM MR SEYMOUR, DON'T COME. NO COMMENTS ABOUT THE INTERVIEWS THIS AFTERNOON. WE DID HAVE VERY GOOD INTERVIEWS. THANK YOU. HANK. WHAT'S YOUR MIND? YES. YES, WE HAD FIVE CANDIDATES. FIVE CANDIDATE FIVE STRONG CANDIDATES . I THINK I MADE A COMMENT DURING THAT PERIOD OF TIME. DURING ALL THE YEARS I'VE BEEN ASSOCIATED WITH THIS, THE PROFESSIONALISM THAT'S IT'S COMING FORWARD AND WANTING TO PARTICIPATE IS OUTSTANDING. OVER THE YEARS. YOU KNOW, WE HAVEN'T HAD AS MUCH QUALITY AS WE WOULD HAVE LIKED TO IN THE WAY OF PARTICIPANTS OR KNOWLEDGEABLE ENOUGH OR WHO CAN BECOME KNOWLEDGEABLE ENOUGH. TO MAKE GOOD JUDGMENT IN IN THOSE ROLES OF PLANNING COMMISSION AND DESIGN REVIEW. UM, BUT WITH THE GROWTH OF THE COMMUNITY, THE TALENT IN THIS COMMUNITY IT'S ALL COMING FORWARD, AND PEOPLE ARE WANTING TO VOLUNTEER AND WE HAD FIVE INTERVIEWEES AND THEY WERE THEY WERE OUTSTANDING. MHM.
YES YES, THAT WAS A VERY GOOD PROGRAM. MHM MHM, THE IDEA THAT WE HAVE A PROGRAM NOW AND A BIG ENOUGH INTEREST. TO ACTUALLY GO THROUGH AN INTERVIEW PROCESS MHM IN DAYS PAST WE DID WHAT WE COULD DO TO RECRUIT MHM TO COME FORWARD LIKE THIS IS TESTIMONY TO THE TALENT THAT'S OUT THERE.
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YEAH BECAUSE THEY I DO REMEMBER MANY YEARS AGO, MR HOUSE, SAYING THAT SOMETIMES YOU HAD TO TWIST SOMEBODY'S I'M AND SAY, HEY, YOU WANT TO BE ON A COMMISSION OR YOU WANT TO BE ON A BOARD. BUT NOW FOR THIS PARTICULAR ONE TO GET FIVE EXTREMELY QUALIFIED PEOPLE THAT WAS JUST PHENOMENAL . SO WE HAD A VERY GOOD AND THE OTHER THING THAT I THOROUGHLY ENJOYED LISTENING TO THE CANDIDATES THAT WE HAD. WE HAD ANYTHING FROM PEOPLE THAT HAVE LIVED HERE FOR TWO YEARS. PEOPLE THAT LIVED HERE FOR 78 YEARS SOME PEOPLE THAT LIVE CITY OF THE 20 YEARS. AND WHAT THEY SAW IN THE CITY OF MARYSVILLE. YEAH AND MOST PEOPLE, THE THEY THEY SAW THAT THIS WAS THE PLACE WHERE THEY WOULD WANT TO RAISE THE FAMILY AND THE STILL SOMEWHAT LAID BACK SPIRIT THAT WE HAVE AS WELL AS, UM, UM, THE OPPORTUNITIES THAT PRESENT ITSELF IN OUR COMMUNITY, AND I THINK THAT WAS ALSO A TESTIMONY. UM PUT PEOPLE THAT WANT TO BE PART OF THIS, AND THEY WANT TO PRESERVE THAT. SO THAT WAS THAT WAS GOOD. THERE WAS AN EXCELLENT INTERVIEW TODAY THAT WE WERE ABLE TO DO THAT. SO ANYWAY, WHO WANTS TO MAKE THE MOTION TO GO INTO EXECUTIVE SESSION? MR PRESIDENT, I WILL MAKE THE MOTION TO ADJOURN TO EXECUTIVE SESSION TO CONSIDER CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION WITH OTHER POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS WITH RESPECT TO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE RELATED TO THE EXTENT EXTENSION. OF UTILITY SERVICES OR PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS AND TO CONSIDER CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION RELATED TO THE SPECIFIC BUSINESS STRATEGY OF AN APPLICANT FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE THAT INVOLVES PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS. BUT THOSE THINGS AND THE EXECUTIVE SESSION AND MAKE THE MOTION SECOND DEBT ALREADY, UM. GO AHEAD, BURGER MR BURBEY DID MR BURBEY YES. MR RASH. YES MR REEMS. MR CARPENTER ? YES MR SEYMOUR. MRS GROAT? YES SEVEN. YES OKAY, SO WE ADJOURNED THE REGULAR MEETING AND BOTH GOING TO EXECUTIVE MEETING. NO ACTION WILL* This transcript was compiled from uncorrected Closed Captioning.