Jan 08, 2024 City Council

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EVERYBODY. WE WANT TO WELCOME YOU TO MARYSVILLE CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF JANUARY THE EIGHTH AND I THINK WE HAVE UP UNTIL THE TENTS TO WISH YOU A HAPPY NEW YEAR, SO I'D LIKE TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THAT HAPPY NEW YEAR TO EVERYBODY AND GLAD TO SEE SUCH A NICE TURNOUT. UM WE ARE FORTUNATE TONIGHT TO HAVING OFFICIAL WITH US AND JAMIE PATON WILL LEAD US IN THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE, JAMIE, IF YOU DON'T MIND. A 0.5 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND REPUBLICAN RICHARD STANDS ONE NATION UNDER GOD, INDIVISIBLE, WITH LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL POLICE REMAIN STANDING ALMIGHTY GOD, WE ASKED YOU TO GUIDE US THROUGHOUT THIS MEETING AS WE SEEK TO MAKE DECISIONS FOR THE GOOD OF THE CITY OF MARRIAGES, VILLE AND ITS CITIZENS. AMEN. OKAY LOCAL POLICE BACK CORNER HERE. SCOTT HUNTER HERE, DONALD BURGER. HANG FOR B J. R ROUSH DREAMS STEVEN WOOLFE HERE, OKAY, AND BEFORE WE GO TO THE APPROVAL OF MINUTES, I WOULD LIKE TO VULCAN WAS I WAS THREE. AND I DON'T WANT TO CALL HIM JUNIOR, BUT NO, THE ELECTED OFFICIALS WE HAVE STEPHEN WOLF.

YEAH STEPHEN WAS ELECTED ON NOVEMBER THE SEVENTH FOR WARD ONE. WE HAVE ZACK BORDNER. HE IS PRESENTING WOULD TOO. AND THEN SCOTT HUNTER. IS HE PRESENTING WOULD THREE. SO IF YOU'RE WONDERING WHO THE NEW FACES I, THOSE ARE YOU KNOW, COUNCIL MEMBERS FOR THE GLORY, ELECTED AND I THINK WE REALLY ALREADY PUT LAST MONTH PUT HIM TO WORK. WE'VE TAKEN ON FIELD TRIPS AND BE DONE EVERYTHING THAT WE POSSIBLY COULD DO TO MAKE A MISS COMFORTABLE AS WEEKEND. SO WITH

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[ADMINISTRATIVE REPORT]

WE'RE ESTIMATING OVER 60,000 PEOPLE VISITED IN AND AROUND OUR UPTOWN. DURING THAT TIME PERIOD WITH THE VARIOUS THINGS THAT WERE GOING ON, SO I JUST WANT TO THANK OUR STAFF. OUR PARKS AND EVENTS STAFF ARE PUBLIC SERVICE STAFF FOR THE WORK THAT THEY DID TO GET EVERYTHING SET UP. OF COURSE, YOU STILL SEE THE SNOWFLAKES IN THE UPTOWN THEY'LL STAY UP UNTIL THE END OF THE

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CITY CREWS HAVE FINISHED, SOME MAY SAY, FINALLY FINISHED UP THE PUBLIC WATER MAIN ON THE WEST THIRD STREET WATERLINE REPLACEMENT PROJECT AND ARE CURRENTLY INSTALLING NEW SERVICES FOR EACH RESIDENT. AND THEN FINALLY TO ENSURE EACH TRASH RAIL CAN BE PICKED UP IN THE MOST EFFICIENT MANNER. REFUSE DAY FOR SCOTT FARMS, IS MOVING FROM FRIDAY TO MONDAY THAT WILL BE COUPLED WITH GREEN MEADOWS. ONCE IT COMES ONLINE NOTICES HAVE BEEN SENT TO THE AFFECTED RESIDENTS. BUT IT SEEMS LIKE WHAT WHAT REPUBLICS FOUND IS THAT MOBILE IS PRETTY BIG, AND IT'S TOUGH TO GET ALL OF THAT IN ONE DAY, AND IF ONE LITTLE THING GOES WRONG, AND THEY HAVE PROBLEMS GETTING SCOTT FARMS, I THINK THIS WILL BE A CHANGE. A CHANGE FOR THE BETTER.

AND THEN THAT CONCLUDES MY REPORT. SO IF YOU IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, FEEL FREE TO FIRE AWAY. THAT CONCLUDES OUR ADMINISTRATIVE REPORT. THAT'S INTERESTING. QUESTION. AT ONE TIME WE HAD MONDAYS FOR BOTH PICK UP NO BULK PICK UP STILL GOES INSIDE WITH REGULAR PRESS.

PICK UP IS THAT THAT'S CORRECT. YEP. SO MONDAY MONDAYS WERE KIND OF AN OFF DAY FOR THE FOR THE CRUISE. MY UNDERSTANDING WHERE THEY MAY JUST HAVE ALMOST LIKE I HAVE TO SAY, SINCE SCOTT FARMS ISN'T NEARLY NEARLY THE SIZE IS NOW, AS MOBILE E. ABOUT THE BULK IS STILL MIXED IN WITH WITH YOUR REGULAR TRASH DAY. THAT WAY, THEY'RE NOT HITTING. BOTH ARE BOTH OKAY OR ONE LOCATION TWO TIMES TO BE ABLE TO CHECK IF IT HAS BULK. OKAY SO ANYBODY ON THE PARTICULAR DAY THAT THEY GET REFUGE SPEAK UP, THEN WHATEVER BIG ITEM THEY HAVE, AND I'M PARTICULARLY THINKING ABOUT METHODS IS, UM THAT'S A VERY LARGE ITEM. THOSE CAN BE SET OUT THE SAME DAY THAT THEY DO THERE.

SPEAK UP. THAT'S CORRECT. OKAY ALRIGHTY. SO THAT WAY WE DON'T HAVE TO LOOK AT THOSE WHOLE WEEK. SO OKAY. ANY OTHER QUESTIONS? OKAY ALREADY. THANK YOU. THERE WAS A REPORT EXACTLY

[REPORT OF CLERK OF COUNCIL]

OR 2:30 A.M. OKAY, DEPENDING ON SO I DON'T THINK TWO O'CLOCK IS AN OPTION. OKAY. THANK YOU. OKAY ANYBODY ELSE? AH MR. PRESIDENT MR. HERK CHIEF BROOKS. WOULD YOU LIKE TO MAKE COMMENT ON THAT? I BELIEVE MOST OF THE BARS IN THE UPTOWN THERE, 2 A.M. STAND AROUND. DO YOU HAVE ANY CONCERNS WITH MAKING IT UNTIL 230 SO. ANY SO WE EAT. THE REQUEST HAS BEEN MADE FOR 230. TIM. THAT'S A VALID REQUEST THAT SURE WE CAN HONOR OR IT SHOULD BE TRIED TO KEEP IT IN LINE. UM WHAT? WHAT'S YOUR THOUGHTS ON THAT ONE? THE UH, HAVE INVESTIGATIVE UNIT FOR THE LIQUOR CONTROL. I MEAN, THEY

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[REPORT OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT]

PRESENTATION THAT WAS DONE WITH YOU ALL. ON DECEMBER 3RD 2015 IF YOU CAN REMEMBER THAT NIGHT, SOME OF YOU, BUT WE WANT TO GO BACK TO SEE WHERE WE WERE IN AT THAT TIME WHEN WE WERE DISCUSSING THE POSSIBILITY OF PURCHASING LAND AND DOING AN INDUSTRIAL PARK AND WHERE WE WHERE WE ARE TODAY IS KIND OF THE WHERE WE'RE LOOKING AT, SO THESE ARE ACTUALLY SLIDES.

DIRECTLY FROM THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING WHERE WE TALKED ABOUT UM , WHY WE THOUGHT IN AN INNOVATION PARK WAS IMPORTANT TO MARYSVILLE AND HIS FUTURE, AND THESE ARE SOME OF THE SLIDES.

THAT WE ACTUALLY PRESENT THAT EVENING WHERE WE TALKED ABOUT OUR CORRIDOR. HOW IMPORTANT IT WAS. THIS WAS ACTUALLY PRIOR TO THE EVOLUTION OR THE BEGINNING OF THE THIRD THREE SMART MOBILITY QUARTER, WHICH HAPPENED IN 2016, BUT WE TALKED ABOUT THE SITES ALONG 33. HOW IMPORTANT THE CORRIDORS EXPECT IS IMPORTANT TO US, ALSO TO THE REGION. WE TALKED ABOUT HOW MUCH AN ACREAGE THAT ACTUALLY WE HAD IN THE CITY ABOUT 1800 ACRES WERE DEVELOPED INDUSTRIALLY 1100 ACRES WERE UNDEVELOPED AND THEN WE ALSO SAID THEY HAD LIMITATIONS AS YOU RECALL, WHICH SOME STILL EXIST ON SOME OF THESE PROPERTIES, AND THAT'S ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE. CURRENT ZONING, NATURAL GAS, VISIBILITY FROM 33 AND EASY ACCESS TO U. S 33 WERE SOME OF THE CONCERNS THAT WE ACTUALLY HAD. SO WE TOOK A LOOK AT OUR ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE STRATEGY. THIS IS WHAT THEY RECOMMEND WHAT IT RECOMMENDS AGRICULTURE, MANUFACTURING, RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT. CORPORATE SERVICES TARGETED RETAIL AGAIN. YOU DO NOT SEE SMART MOBILITY IN THERE AND SO FORTH, SO WE KIND OF CHANGED IT AND SOME OF THE OTHER RECOMMENDATIONS. RECOMMEND THE CITY CONSIDER DEVELOPING OFFICE RESEARCH IN OUR INDUSTRIAL PARK WITH UTILITIES INFRASTRUCTURE.

WE HAVE SEDATELY PLEASING, HIGHLY VISIBLE WITH THE LATEST TECHNOLOGY, TECHNOLOGICAL RESOURCES. AND THEN ALSO RECOMMENDED TO LOOK AT SPECULATE BUILDINGS AS WELL IN THIS PARK, AND THIS IS WHAT THE STRATEGY SAID BACK IN 2015. SO WE TOOK A LOOK AT DIFFERENT PARKS AGAIN.

THIS IS FROM 2015. THIS IS JUST A SLIDE JUST TO SHOW YOU THE COMPARISON POPULATIONS WHERE WHAT COMMUNITIES WERE DOING FROM AN INDUSTRIAL PARK STANDPOINT AS WELL. THIS SHOWS YOU KIND OF THE TWO PROPERTIES THAT WE PURCHASED THE COMMON PROPERTY, WHICH IS ABOUT 114 ACRES ABOUT 80 ACRES.

8080 OCCURS TO THE TO THE HODGES AND THIS IS THESE ARE THE TWO MOST VISIBLE, PROBABLY MOST

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SO THESE ARE THE EXACT ADVANTAGES AND THREATS THAT WE LOOKED AT THE TIME ADVANTAGE OF PROMOTED A BETTER PLANNED APPROACH TO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT OPENS UP VALUABLE SITES THAT NEEDED INFRASTRUCTURE . WE CAN CONTROL END USERS BECAUSE WE WERE THE OWNER AND DETERMINE THE CELL MEETS THE GOALS OF THE STRATEGY, ADDITIONAL INCOME TAX PROPERTY TAX CAPACITY FEES, UTILITY FEES WILL BE REALIZED. PROCEEDS FROM THE DEVELOPMENT COULD BE REINVESTMENT AND OTHER AREAS OF THE COMMUNITY. SOME OF THE THREATS PROPERTY OWNERS DO NOT AGREE TO SELL PROPERTIES. THAT WAS BEFORE WE STARTED THESE DISCUSSIONS, INABILITY TO SECURE FUNDING TO PURCHASE THE PROPERTY . THE UNDEVELOPED PROPERTY COST IS TOO HIGH, AND THEN THE ECONOMY SLOWS AND INABILITY TO SELL PROPERTY I EAT. COVID IS ANOTHER THREAT THAT ACTUALLY HIT US IN THE MIDDLE. SO SOME SOME PROGRESS. SO THOSE ARE THE SLIDES FROM 2015. THIS IS A TIME I'M NOT GONNA GO THROUGH EVERY ONE OF THESE. BUT THIS IS KIND OF HOW WE GOT HERE TODAY, BUT A LOT OF WORK WAS PUT IN FROM 2015 ALL THE WAY UNTIL TODAY. UM AND IN 2016 WE PURCHASED THE PROPERTY INNOVATION WAVE WAS CONSTRUCTED IN 17 LATE 17 ALL THE WAY TO A NUMBER OF DIFFERENT THINGS HAVE OCCURRED ALONG THE WAY. WE HAD A QUARTER, WHICH WAS OUR FIRST COMPANY. RIGHT BEFORE CODE. WE ACTUALLY HAD THEM IN TOWN TWO WEEKS BEFORE THE WORLD SHUT DOWN, AND THEY WERE EXCITED ABOUT BEING IN MARRIAGE. WHAT ABOUT CONSTRUCTING THEIR FIRST FACILITY IN THE PARK? EVERYBODY'S MOVING FORWARD IN TWO WEEKS LATER. WE COULD EVEN LEAVE OUR HOUSES AND THAT'S KIND OF WHAT HAPPENED. AND THEY END UP FINDING ANOTHER POSSIBILITY. UM UP IN THE STATE OF NORTH NOT TO MENTION THE NAME ESPECIALLY TONIGHT, BUT THEY ENDED UP BUYING EXISTING BUILDING UP UP IN THAT STATE UP NORTH AND THEN CITES CERTIFICATION WAS ACTUALLY 2023 AND THEN PHASE TWO IS BEGIN WILL BEGIN CONSTRUCTION OF THE INNOVATION WAY IN 2024. SO THESE ARE A LOT OF TIME LINES OF ITEMS THAT WE'VE ACTUALLY ACCOMPLISHED SINCE DAY ONE. SO HERE'S WHERE WE ARE. TODAY WE HAVE 100 AND 48 ACRES AVAILABLE. THAT'S THE 130 THE 18 ACRES. OF COURSE YOU HAVE SOUTHGATE THAT'S CONSTRUCTED EASE LOGISTICS WELL UNDER CONSTRUCTION. MIKE WILL GIVE YOU AN UPDATE ON THAT SHORTLY. HARDY WORLD IS COMPLETED. 122,000 SQUARE FOOT. THEY'RE CURRENTLY MARKETING ASIDE AGAIN, MARCO MICHAEL UPDATING AS WELL. BUT A LOT OF PROGRESS SINCE SINCE SINCE DAY ONE WE SOLD ABOUT 52 ACRES, APPROXIMATELY IN THE PARK SO FAR. SO LOOKING AT SOME NUMBERS. THESE ARE IMPORTANT NUMBERS TO ANALYZE AS WE GO THROUGH THIS, UM FIRST, YOU KNOW, YOU CAN SEE THE SOUTHGATE HARDY WORLD AND EASE LOGISTICS. YOU CAN SEE THE ACREAGE THEY CONSUMED AGAINST ABOUT 52 ACRES THE SQUARE FEET ON EACH OF THOSE THE PLEDGED JOBS, THE AMOUNT OF ESTIMATED PAYROLL AND THE ESTIMATED NUMBER AMOUNT OF INCOME TAX AND THE INVESTMENT MADE IN EACH OF THESE SITES. AS WELL. THE NEXT LINE IS ESTIMATED FUTURE DEVELOPMENT, AND THIS IS BASED ON THE NUMBERS OF THE THREE FIRST PROJECTS BASICALLY, IS HOW WE CAME UP WITH THESE NUMBERS. THERE'S 148 ACRES REMAINING. WE ESTIMATE ABOUT ANOTHER $1.5 MILLION SQUARE FEET OF SPACE. YOU CAN SEE THE JOBS PLEDGED PAYROLL, POTENTIALLY TOLD TOTAL INCOME TAX ON AN ANNUAL BASIS, WHICH IS IMPORTANT TO NOTE HERE. AND YOU CAN ALSO SEE THE INVESTMENT LEVEL INFESTED ANTICIPATE TO HAVE IN THE PARK, AND YOU CAN SEE THE TOTALS BELOW AGAIN. THAT'S ESTIMATED FUTURE DEVELOPMENT BASED ON THE NUMBERS OF THE THREE FIRST PROJECTS BELOW WHERE THE 2015 ESTIMATES THESE THIS IS WHERE AND THIS IS A 10 TO 20 YEAR BUILD OUT. WE'RE NOT EVEN IN YOUR 10. THAT'S THAT'S NEXT YEAR, BUT THIS WAS A 10 TO 20 YEAR BUILD OUT. WE ESTIMATED THAT WE WOULD HOPEFULLY BUILD BY THE YEAR 2200 ACRES. YOU CAN SEE THE JOBS THE PAYROLL, WHICH WERE UNDER ON ESTIMATES, BUT OUR CLOTHES AND YOU CAN SEE THE PAYROLL IN THE INCOME TAX AS WELL. AND THE KEY POINT TO THIS WHOLE SLIDE IS IT DOES NOT INCLUDE USER FEES, PROPERTY TAXES, CORPORATE NET REVENUE, INCOME TAX AND FUTURE INCOME TAX BEYOND BEYOND THIS ONE YEAR THAT'S BEING SHOWN. AND THEN

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THE FUTURE BASED ON THAT NUMBER IS ABOUT 1.8 MILLION IS WHAT WE CAN ESTIMATE GOING FORWARD AND USER FEES AND PURCHASE OR LAND SELL, BASICALLY, SO FAR AS 3.3 MILLION. I THINK THE ORIGINAL AGAIN THE ORIGINAL PRICE IS 4.8 MILLION. ESTIMATED FUTURE LAND CELLS COULD BE ABOUT 9.4 MILLION AT $63,000 AN ACRE. THAT'S THE AVERAGE OF WHAT WE SOLD IT FOR. SO AT THIS POINT, KEEP IN MIND RIGHT NOW WE'VE LISTED THE PRICE AT 85 ACRE. IF THAT'S TRUE IN EVERY PROPERTY, EVERY PROPERTY WE SELL IS 85. AN ACRE WOULD BE ABOUT $12.5 MILLION IN LAND CELLS THAT WE ACTUALLY WOULD HAVE. GRANT FUNDS. THE SOUTHGATE RECEIVED $1.855 MILLION TO BUILD THAT FIRST SPEC BUILDING, THE FIRST BUILDING WITHIN THE PARK THAT WENT DIRECTLY TO THE COMPANY WE'VE RECEIVED. THE CITY IN THE COUNTY RECEIVED CAPITAL WILL FUNDING FOR 1.7 MILLION OF TO GO INTO A MC. SO THE TOTAL, YOU KNOW REVENUE SO FAR ON THIS IS ABOUT $18.8 MILLION. DOES NOT INCLUDE FARM LEASE REVENUES OR INCOME TAXES, NOT INCLUDING THESE FIGURES AS WELL. JUST SOME MORE NUMBERS THERE TO TAKE A LOOK AT IT. AND WE CAN SHARE THIS WITH YOU LATER ON AS WELL. WE ALSO HAVE MIKE SPENCER HERE.

MIKE WOULD LIKE TO GIVE YOU AN UPDATE ON THE PARK ON SOME LEADS AND SOME OTHER THINGS THAT WE'RE WORKING ON. THANK YOU, ERIC. PRESIDENT MEMBERS OF COUNCIL ZACK SCOTT. AND STEPHEN. GOOD TO MEET YOU AGAIN. MIKE SPENCER LEAN ASSOCIATES HELPING THE CITY DEVELOPED THE PARK. CAN YOU GO BACK TO THE SLIDE WITH A MAP ON IT? A COUPLE OF SLIDES BACK 15. OKAY RIGHT THERE. GOOD OKAY, SO CURRENTLY WE HAVE 12 ACTIVE PROSPECTS IN OUR PIPELINE. 60 PLUS PERCENT OF THOSE ARE MANUFACTURING RELATED FOLKS. THEY RANGE ANYWHERE FROM 30 TO 250,000 SQUARE FEET IN TERMS OF SIZE. BUILDING AND USE. AND LET ME JUST STEP YOU THROUGH THE PARK HERE WHEN YOU COME INTO THE ENTRY THERE, AS YOU SEE LABELED HARDY WORLD THAT'S 122,000 SQUARE FOOT SPEC PROJECT THAT I TALKED ABOUT LAST MEETING AND WE HAVE THREE DIFFERENT PROSPECTS FOR THAT BUILDING. ANYWHERE FROM 30 TO THE ENTIRE 122,000 SQUARE FEET. THAT IT'S CURRENTLY AVAILABLE. WE DON'T HAVE THEM SIGNED UP YET, BUT WE'RE TALKING TO SEVERAL SERIOUS FOLKS. SO AGAIN THAT WAS DONE ON A SPEC BASIS BY DEVELOPER OUT OF PITTSBURGH, THEIR FIRST PROJECT IN OHIO. SO WE'RE FEELING PRETTY CONFIDENT ABOUT THAT PROJECT. THE EASE LOGISTICS PROJECT. AS YOU SEE, IT'S 308,000 SQUARE FEET WELL UNDER CONSTRUCTION. IT'S UH DO ONLINE AHEAD OF SCHEDULE, WHICH IS JUNE OF NEXT YEAR JUNE OF THIS YEAR. SO THEY'RE MAKING GREAT PROGRESS ON THAT. HE'S EXCITED TO GET IN THERE AND GET OPERATIONAL AND START HIRING FOLKS SO AGAIN AHEAD OF SCHEDULE THERE. THE 18 ACRES BEHIND THE DICKMAN SUPPLY GROUP. WE MET WITH DEVELOPER LAST WEEK AND WE ARE HOPEFUL TO GET AN OFFER ON THAT PROJECT OR THAT SITE NEXT WEEK. AND JUST TO CORRECT ERIC. WE'RE AT 95,000 ACRE LISTED PRICE MARKET 85. SO SOME OF THOSE NUMBERS MAY BE LOW BACK THERE. UH, SO THAT IS WHAT'S GOING ON ON THAT SITE. WE'VE HAD SEVERAL PEOPLE SNIFFING AROUND, BUT WE MAY HAVE AN OFFER NEXT WEEK ON THAT, SO I'LL KEEP YOU UPDATED THERE. AND THEN, AS YOU KNOW, THE SOUTH GATE BUILDING, THE PROJECT IS AHEAD OF SCHEDULE. THAT'S 18,000 SQUARE FEET OF 84,000 SQUARE FEET TOTAL THAT'S DUE ONLINE IN WHAT MID MARCH CMX SITE. AND THEN EASE OCCUPIES THE REST OF THAT BUILDING. AND THEN IF YOU SHIFT GEARS OVER TO THE LARGE WHITE ROOF THERE, SUMITOMO, IF YOU LOOK TO THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE NEXT TO THAT, THERE'S ABOUT 40 ACRES THAT WE CAN CARVE OFF.

WE ARE IN THE RUNNING FOR. I THINK WE'RE ONE OF THE FINALISTS, ONE OF THREE FINALISTS FOR A PROJECT THERE. THAT IS A SEMICONDUCTOR RELATED, UH, INDUSTRY RELATED FOLKS. SO WE SHOULD KNOW MORE ON THAT IN THE COMING MONTHS. AH AND THEN, LIKE ERIC SAID, WE'VE GOT 130 ACRES THERE TO PLAY WITH. THE OTHER THING THERE THAT I WOULD MENTION INNOVATION WAY OR IS CUTTING THROUGH ALL THE WAY TO THE EDGE OF THE EAST PROJECT THERE, AND SO WE WILL HAVE THAT ROAD FROM WAY OPENING UP BOTH THAT FRONTAGE ON 33 AS WELL AS GETTING BEHIND SUMITOMO THERE, SO WE'RE KIND OF HOLDING THAT 33 FRONTAGE SITE OFF FOR A PREMIER PRIME PROJECT. WHERE THE FRONTAGE THERE WHICH YOU'RE COMING IN, AND THAT'S THE GATEWAY AND THE MARYSVILLE SO

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AND WE'RE WORKING WITH SOMEONE ELSE ON ABOUT 40 ACRES. IS THAT RIGHT? THAT'S CORRECT. NOT ABLE TO NAME NAMES, BUT YES, WE DO HAVE GOOD ACTIVITY ON THE REMAINING SITES IN PHASE ONE.

OKAY, ANYBODY ELSE? IF WE COULD GO BACK TO THE SLIDE ON INCOME AND EXPENSES, EDICT. YEAH ON THAT ONE. ARE WE TAKING IN CONSIDERATION ALSO THE UTILITIES THAT THE THAT THE CITY PROVIDES AND THE ENTERPRISE FUNDS THAT WE HAVE PERMIT FEES ARE BASICALLY USER FEES WOULD NOT TAKE IN FUTURE THAT'S A GOOD COMMENT SHOULD BE ANOTHER COMMENT HERE, YOU KNOW, PUTTING WATER AND SEWAGE FROM BORDER AND SURE, YES. YEAH BECAUSE THAT'S ONE AND THEN THE OTHER QUESTION THAT I HAD, AND THAT'S MORE GOING ALONG THE LINE OF HOW THE WORLD AH, BECAUSE THIS IS REALLY THE FIRST TIME THAT THE CITY OF MARYSVILLE HAS EVER BUILT SOMETHING ON SPEC AND THEN HAVE HAVE INVENTORY OF SPACE AVAILABLE IN AS LONG AS THEY HAVE BEEN ON THE COUNCIL. WE'VE NEVER BEEN THAT WAY, WHICH , OF COURSE, NORMALLY WOULD AT LEAST SLOW DOWN, SOMEBODY WANTING TO COME IN BY 6 TO 9 MONTHS. YEAH AND YOU MENTIONED MIKE THAT THERE IS SOME INTEREST IN THE HIGHLY WORLD. NOW THAT WE DO HAVE THAT NEARLY COMPLETED AND HAVE IT AVAILABLE FOR SOMEBODY TO MOVE INTO IT. YES THAT'S RIGHT. WE'VE BEEN PUSHING FOR SOME PERSPECTIVE PROJECT FOR QUITE SOME TIME AND FINALLY GOT A DEVELOPER TO MOVE FORWARD, TAKE THE RISK AND PUT UP A BUILDING WITHOUT A TENANT IN PLACE. MEANING NOW WHEN THE TENANTS COME TO US, THEY SEE WHAT'S THEIR NUMBER ONE NUMBER TWO. THEY CAN MOVE IN TOMORROW, IF NEED BE, AND THAT REALLY CUTS THE SPEED TO MARKET CONSIDERABLY. YEAH VERSUS BUILDING THEIR OWN BUILDING AND TAKEN A YEAR YEAR AND A HALF TO DO THAT. YEAH BECAUSE FROM THE TIME THAT WE START TALKING ABOUT IT UNTIL COMPLETION, EXCEPT MAYBE FOR EASE, I'M VERY IMPRESSED WITH HOW QUICKLY EAST WAS ABLE TO WORK. YEAH BUT, UM, DEFINITELY HAVING INVENTORY AVAILABLE. YEAH IT WILL BE INTERESTING TO SHE HOW SOON THAT

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[PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION REPORT]

PRIMARILY UM, WE RECEIVED AND PRESENTED REPORTS FROM MYSELF AND FROM OUR PARKS AND RECREATION, PARKS AND REC SUPERINTENDENT BRANDON MOORE. REALLY THE BIG THING THAT HE PRESENTED ON WAS THAT THE ANNUAL REPORT AND WILL BE PRESENTED TO THE COMMISSION AFTER THE NEW YEAR AND THEN AS WELL. THAT PREPARATION CONTINUES FOR THE UPCOMING 2024 BMX NATIONAL EVENT OUT OF THE BMX TRACK ON I BELIEVE AUGUST 16TH THROUGH THE 18TH. SO THOSE SEEM TO BE THE BIGGEST UPDATES THAT WE HAD. THE COMMISSIONERS REPORTED ON SOME ITEMS, SOME OF THEIR INDIVIDUAL PARKS, BUT THERE WAS NOTHING MONUMENTAL OR ANYTHING NEWSWORTHY FOR COUNSEL TO HERE. SO THAT WAS A PRETTY PRETTY SHORT AND SWEET MEETING ANY QUESTIONS FOR JEREMY AND THEY GOTS TO PERFECTION WRECK OKAY. HEARING ON THANK YOU SO MUCH.

[HEARING OF CITIZENS]

BUT I JUST WANT TO BRING YOUR ATTENTION TO A COUPLE OF THINGS. UM HOW'D ITEMS OVER THE PAST YEAR OBVIOUSLY HAVE BEEN PROPERTY VALUATIONS AND NOT JUST IN UNION K PRIORITY YEAR AGO, BUT ALSO FRANKLIN, DELAWARE AND SURROUNDING COUNTIES. TO THAT END OF THE STATE LEGISLATURE PUT TOGETHER A JOINT, UM LEGISLATIVE TEAM, THREE MEMBERS FROM THE SENATE, THREE MEMBERS FROM THE HOUSE. I'M ACTUALLY GONNA BE ATTENDING THAT MEETING ON WEDNESDAY AT 1030, HOPEFULLY BE PART OF A SUBCOMMITTEE THAT ARE STEERING COMMITTEE RELATED TO PROPERTY TAX REFORM. I DID TALK TO THE CHAIR OF THAT COMMITTEE. AND JUST AS A NOTE OF INTEREST TO THIS BOARD TIFFS. C R A S AND OTHER ABATEMENTS ARE GOING TO BE A KEY ELEMENT OF THAT AS PART OF THE DECLINING OR EXPANDING PROPERTY TAX BASE AND HOW THAT IMPACTS OVERALL RATES, NOT JUST IN TERMS OF VALUATION, SO JUST A HEADS UP. I MEAN, OBVIOUSLY, THIS ISN'T GOING TO HAPPEN ONE MEETING. THIS IS PROBABLY GOING TO HAPPEN OVER THE COURSE OF A COUPLE OF YEARS, BECAUSE AS YOU KNOW THE CHANGE ANYTHING LIKE PROPERTY TAXES IN THE STATE OF OHIO UH, IS A 20 YEAR PLUS TERM BECAUSE AS I UNDERSTAND IT, IT'S BEEN OVER 20 YEARS SINCE, UH, SCHOOL FUNDING FOR ME WAS DECLARED UNCONSTITUTIONAL HAS REALLY BEEN NO REAL CHANGES. LET'S JUST SOMETHING TO KEEP IN MIND. UH, OVER, SPOKEN TO AT LEAST ONE OF THE SUPERINTENDENTS IN THE COUNTY THAT WAS DUBLIN CITY SCHOOLS AND YOU KNOW WHERE THEY STAND. AND YOU KNOW HOW OLD THE DIFFERENT THINGS IMPACT THEIR REVENUE BASE AND HOW THEIR FORWARD LOOKING SO, FOR EXAMPLE, THEY PASSED A NINE MIL LEVY DOWN THERE. REPLACE SEVEN MIL LEVY RECENTLY. AND THEY'RE CONCERNED HOW THAT'S GOING TO PHASE THROUGH. SO UM, HEADS UP IF THERE'S ANY COMMENTS THAT YOU GUYS WANT TO PROVIDE ME AND THAT I CAN VOICE COME WEDNESDAY AND HOPEFULLY GET A SPOT ON THAT QUOTE UNQUOTE STEERING COMMITTEE , OKAY, I'M WORKING WITH OUR SENATOR TO GET A SPOT THERE. SO THAT'S IT. I'M NOT GONNA TAKE FIVE MINUTES. OKAY IF I'M NOT MISTAKEN, OUR ONE OF OUR FORMER COUNCIL MEMBERS APPRECIATED PERSON WILL ALSO SERVE ON THAT SAME COMMITTEE. YEAH SO THAT WAS REPORTED IN THE NEWSPAPER TODAY, SO AT LEAST WE HAVE ONE ALLY

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[Res. A]

[Ord. A]

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I'LL TALK ON THIS TOO. IF THAT'S OKAY. THIS IS A SECOND ROUND OF THE MIRRORS EAST ANNEXATION. AND UM, EVERYTHING IS THE SAME TYPE OF ANNEXATION. SO ON NOVEMBER 1ST, THE BOARD OF COUNTY, THE UNION COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, UM UH, REVIEWED AND ACCEPTED A PETITION FOR INDEXATION OF 254.8 SOME ACRES IN IN UNION COUNTY IN DOVER AND PARIS TOWNSHIPS BY STATUTE THAT RESOLUTION THAT THE COUNTY PASSES IS CERTIFIED FORWARDED TO OUR CLERK. THE CITY OF MARYSVILLE, THEN HAS TO WAIT 60 DAYS BEFORE IT'S PLACED ON THE AGENDA BEFORE COUNCIL SO THAT WAS PASSED. THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PASSED IT ON NOVEMBER 1ST HERE WE ARE LITTLE BIT OVER 60 DAYS AND IT'S BEFORE COUNCIL FOR FIRST READING, UM AND I THINK THAT THERE'S ANY QUESTIONS I CAN ANSWER. OKAY? AND HE PUT A ADMINISTRATIVE COMMENTS ANY QUESTIONS ON COUNCIL. OKAY ALREADY. OKAY THIS WILL BE BACK FOR A SECOND READING PUBLIC HEARING ON

[Ord. B]

NO. SO WE DO HAVE THE APPLICANT HERE THIS EVENING. UM IF THEY WOULD LIKE TO GET UP AND SPEAK, UM, WOULD BE HAPPY TO HAVE THEM. THANK YOU. GOOD EVENING. MY NAME IS AARON UNDERHILL. I'M WITH UNDERHILL AND HODGINS 8000. WALTON PARKWAY IN NEW ALBANY, REPRESENTING THE APPLICANT. WE'D LIKE TO CONTINUE THIS FIRST READING, ACTUALLY, UNTIL YOUR NEXT MEETING. WE HAVE, UM, HAD CONTACT FROM NEIGHBORS AND WE'D LIKE TO CONTINUE THOSE DISCUSSIONS WITH THEM. WE DO HAVE A MEETING SCHEDULED THIS WEDNESDAY EVENING WITH THEIR REPRESENTATIVES. SOME OF THE REPRESENTATIVES. WE HAVEN'T MET WITH THEM IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD IN THE PAST AS WELL, BUT WE FEEL BEST THING TO DO HERE IS TO HAVE AN OPEN DIALOGUE WITH THE NEIGHBORS, AND THIS WOULD BUY US A LITTLE MORE TIME TO DO SO. SO WE REQUEST A CONTINUANCE TO YOUR NEXT MEETING. OKAY AND YES, SO THAT WE GET THE DATES. CORRECT CONTINUOUS WOULD MEAN THE SAME THING AS STABLING AND OKAY, MOTION MEMBER COUNCIL. TABLE. ABLE TO FEED CERTAIN. CAN BE TABLED FIRST. PETERSON. AND YOU CAN TAKE ARE YOU ASKING ME TAPE AT FIRST READING? DETAINING? YES, PLEASE. OKAY SO AND DO YOU HAVE A DATE IN MIND? BECAUSE OBVIOUSLY, AS YOU KNOW, WITH THE ANNEXATION THAT IS 120 DAYS OR FOUR MONTHS WHEN WE GET TO THE PLANNING COMMISSION ON THE SECOND READING ON THAT CHANGES INTO THE 90 DAYS, AT LEAST FOR US HERE IN MAYSVILLE EXTENSION THEY. YEAH I JUST WANT TO CLEAR THAT UP PRETTY SURE THAT'S CLEAR. ON THE ANNEXATION. COUNTS AS 100 AND 20 DAYS TO TAKE ACTION. THAT'S FROM TODAY'S DAY. ON THE REZONING. IT'S 90 DAYS FROM THE PUBLIC HERE. THE TABLE.

THIS FIRST READING. SERVICE. SOME CURIOUS DETAILS. SECOND MHM FROM YES, YEAH. MHM, OKAY? HAD

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[Ord. C]

[Ord. D]

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THERE'S NOT AN AMORTIZATION SCHEDULE DISEASE. WE DON'T NEED TO MAKE A DEBT SERVICE PAYMENT IN THE TRADITIONAL SENSE. BUT WHAT WE DO IS WE DO PAY DOWN A CERTAIN PORTION OF IT EACH YEAR REFINANCING REMAINDER, AND IT MOVES FORWARD. UM I THINK THIS HAS WORKED OUT QUITE WELL TO OUR ADVANTAGE, UM IN YEARS PAST BECAUSE OF INTEREST RATES BEING SO LOW. OBVIOUSLY INTEREST RATES HAVE GONE UP, SO THERE PROBABLY WILL BE SOME DISCUSSION WITH OUR BOND COUNCIL ABOUT WHETHER WE WANT TO TURN THESE INTO UM SOMETHING THAT WE WOULD DO A LONGER TERM BUT WITH A RENEWAL PERIOD, LOCK IT IN FOR FIVE YEARS OR SOMETHING SO FORTH, BUT REGARDLESS, THAT'S WHERE WE'RE AT WITH THESE TODAY, AND AS I SAID, NOT ONLY WILL YOU SEE THIS ONE MORE READING, AND OF COURSE, WE'LL GO THROUGH THE DEBT ISSUANCE, BUT YOU'LL SEE IT AGAIN THIS SUMMER. UH, PAUSE FOR ANY QUESTIONS. OKAY ANY QUESTIONS? ANY QUESTIONS FOR BED FOR ME, COUNSEL? YEAH. ANY ANY ESTIMATE ON WHAT? WE'RE LOOKING AT? INTEREST RATE. I KNOW WE APPROVE IT BEFORE BEFORE WE GO AND SELL IT. BUT UM. SO I'LL SEE IF I CAN FIND IT SUPER FAST. BUT THE INTEREST RATES HAVEN'T CHANGED MUCH SINCE THE SUMMER. SO MY GUESS IS WILL BE PRETTY CLOSE TO THAT ISSUANCE PERFECT.

TELL YOU WHAT I'LL DO. I'LL FIND THAT I WILL EMAIL ALL EMAIL COUNCIL WITH THE WHAT THE LAST TWO ISSUANCES ON OUR OKAY. ALL RIGHT. AND SINCE THIS ONE IS SECOND READING ANY QUESTIONS FROM CITIZENS ON THIS ITEM. HEARING THIS WILL BE BACK FOR 30 EATING TITLE ONLY ON JANUARY, 22ND. THAT CONCLUDES ALL OF OUR, UM 1ST AND 2ND READINGS. NOW WE GET TO THE THIRD READINGS AND AS

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JUST BARELY ACCORDING AND THAT'S WHY WE WANT TO BRING THIS FOURTH AS A THIRD READING AS THE FIRST ITEM OF THE THIRD LEADING. SO IF YOU COULD PLEASE READ THE ORDINANCE, G. THIRD READING TITLE ONLY TO AUTHORIZED THE EXECUTION AND DELIVERY OF A DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT BY AND AMONG THE CITY COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT CORPORATION OF UNION COUNTY, THE MARYSVILLE UNION COUNTY PORTS AUTHORITY AND CONNECT REAL ESTATE LLC TO AUTHORIZE THE COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT CORPORATION IS UNION. COUNTY TO EXECUTE, DELIVER AND PERFORMANCE OBLIGATIONS UNDER THE DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT PURSUANT TO THE OHIO ADVICE CODE SECTION 17 TO 4.10 B TO DELEGATE THE BOARD OF CONTROL AUTHORITY TO EXECUTE AMENDMENTS OR ANTELOPE, ANCILLARY DOCUMENTS REQUIRED TO FULFILL THE PURPOSES OF THE DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT AND AUTHORIZING RELATED ACTIONS. OKAY ADMINISTRATION. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT. YOU KNOW, THIS IS A PROJECT WE'VE BEEN WORKING WITH THE DEVELOPER CLOSELY OVER SEVERAL WEEKS. AND ACTUALLY, THIS GOES BACK, PROBABLY WELL OVER A YEAR IN SOME OF THE DISCUSSIONS AND PLANNING. I KNOW BOB LAMB IS HERE WITH CONNECT REALTY. AND SO IF THERE ARE, THE ADMINISTRATION HAS NOTHING FURTHER. UNLESS THERE IS ANY QUESTION FOR EITHER MYSELF OR THE DEVELOPER. OKAY? UM YESTERDAY RECAP THIS PERTAINS TO THE PROPERTY ADJACENT TO THE SILOS. THAT'S CORRECT IT IT TAKES INTO ACCOUNT THE SILO SIDE . UH THE OLD WATER PLANT SITE, WHICH IS ABOUT A NINE ACRE SITE, AS WELL AS THE WORLD INCORPORATE INTO THEY'RE WHAT WE ALL CALL THE CRAZY SCOTTY SITE THAT YOU'VE SEEN THE CITY DOING QUITE A BIT OF CLEANUP WORK ON THAT SITE OVER ABOUT THE LAST WEEK OR SO. SO IT WOULDN'T IT WOULD TAKE OVER THOSE SITES. THERE'S ANOTHER PROPERTY CALLED THE STANDARD OIL SITE THAT IS BEHIND THE CRAZY SCOTTY SITE THAT WILL ALSO BE INCLUDED AS A PART OF THE OVERALL DEVELOPMENT OF THIS AREA OR REDEVELOPMENT OF THIS AREA. HMM UH, THE ADMINISTRATION HAS WORKED HARD AND WERE CITY COUNCIL ON THIS TO GET IT TO WHERE WE ARE TODAY, AND WE'RE JUST WELCOME ANY QUESTIONS IF THERE'S ANY FURTHER QUESTIONS, OKAY, SO NOW THAT WE'VE GONE TO THE ANY QUESTIONS FOR YOU TO BOB OR POOR ADMINISTRATION FROM COUNCIL. OKAY OKAY. GO AHEAD

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THAT'S ALL THE QUESTIONS I HAD, STEPHEN WHAT? UM. WHAT FAVOR ABILITY OR WILLINGNESS TO YOU HAVE TO LOOK AT CHANGING DIFFERENT USES AROUND THE PROJECT. I KNOW LIKE YOU HAVE APARTMENTS ON WEST OF THE TREATMENT PLANT AND KIND OF STAFF OF THE RAILROAD TRACKS THERE. UM AND THEN YOU HAVE THE SILOS WHERE YOU'RE LOOKING TO PUT A RESTAURANT BAR TYPE PLACE, UM, ROCK CLIMBING WALL. AND THEN ANOTHER APARTMENT. I KNOW SCOTT HAD BROUGHT UP THE, UH, VISION DOWN THE ROAD OF A POSSIBLE AMTRAK STATION OR SOMETHING COMING THROUGH MARYSVILLE IN THAT AREA. UM WHAT WILLINGNESS? DO YOU GUYS HAVE TO REVISIT THOSE DOWN THE LINE AS WE'RE

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HOWEVER, WE DO BELIEVE THAT AN APARTMENT HOSPITALITY MIX ORIENTATION WOULD SERVE THE COMMUNITY VERY WELL AND WOULD WORK AT THAT LOCATION. OKAY ALREADY. HEY, ANYBODY ELSE? OKAY MR. PRESIDENT I WOULD MAKE A MOTION TO PASS THE LEGISLATION. OKAY, LOCAL, PLEASE. MR BERGER? YES MR BURBEY. ROUSH YES, MR REEMS? YES MR WOLF? YES MR BORDEN. ER NO, MR HUNTER. FIVE.

YES, OKAY. UM, LEGISLATION TERRACES. HEY MOVING ON. GOING BACK TO ORDINANCE E TITLE, ONLY

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IN THIS IS REFERRED TO AS ANNEXATION. ONE IF YOU WILL, SO WE'VE HAD ALL THE DIFFERENT EXHIBIT EASE THROUGH THAT. UM SO NO COMMENT FROM COUNCIL THEN I TAKE THE MOTION THE BEST LEGISLATION. OKAY MR BURGER, PLEASE. MR BURBEY? YES MR ROUSH? YES MR REEMS? YES, MR WOLF. MR BORDEN, ER NO. MR HUNTER? YES. MR BERGER? YES. OKAY YES. YES THE MOTION. UM SPANISH ORDINANCE

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TO 800170450. TO 0 FROM YOU ONE TOWNSHIP ZONING TO PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT. P U D FOR MARYSVILLE EAST SECTION ONE. OKAY ADMINISTRATION. NOTHING FURTHER UNLESS THERE'S ANY QUESTIONS, OKAY? ANY QUESTIONS FROM COUNCIL. THIS IS ON THE AGAIN SECTION ONE AND THIS ONE IS THE PLANNING COMMISSION'S RECOMMENDATION. SO ANY QUESTIONS ON COUNCIL? YES SCOTT, I HAVE SOME QUESTIONS. UM SO THIS HAD COME THROUGH PLANNING COMMISSION SOMETIME IN LATE SUMMER EARLY FALL. UM AND AT THAT TIME, IT WAS OUR FIRST OPPORTUNITY TO REVIEW BOTH THE RESIDENTIAL AS WELL AS THE INDUSTRIAL AND AT THAT TIME WE HAD EVALUATED. UH, YOU KNOW, ALIGNMENT WITH THE COMP PLAN. ALSO WE WERE LOOKING AT NOT NOT VERY DETAILED LEVEL BECAUSE THAT'S A DRB, BUT WE WERE LOOKING AT A HIGH LEVEL. UM THE LAYOUT OF THE AREA IN THE RESIDENTIAL AREA WAS MORE MATURED, WHEREAS THE LIGHT INDUSTRIAL AREAS MORE OF A KIND OF A CONCEPTUAL DEVELOPMENT, WHICH WOULD ALLOW BUSINESSES TO KIND OF HAVE SOME FREEDOM TO DEVELOP AND FORM IN THAT AREA.

UM I HAD EXPRESSED SOME CONCERNS THAT I HAD HAD ABOUT AH, THE COM PLAN AND WHAT IT ALIGNS TO THE HIGHWAY, SO I HAD CONCERNS ABOUT PUTTING RESIDENTIAL ALONG THE HIGHWAY, AND I UNDERSTAND THE COMPLAINT IS NOT TO BE READ. AND I'M REFERRING TO THE FUTURE LAND USE MAPPING THE COMP, UM COM PLAN, AND IT SHOWS IN LIGHT INDUSTRIAL MANUFACTURING ALONG THE 33, WHEREAS THIS DOES PUT

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THAT'S BEING ASKED FOR BY SOME RESIDENTS, UM AND THAT REQUIRES FUNDING. I WAS CONCERNED IF THAT'S GOING TO NOW PULL MONEY FROM OUR RESIDENTS TO INVEST INTO A SOUND BARRIER. AND ALSO, WHAT DOES THAT MEAN FOR ADDITIONAL RESIDENTS HAVING TO LIVE NEXT TO THE HIGHWAY? UM ALSO IN THE RESIDENTIAL PLAN. UM BEHIND THE TALLER APARTMENT STRUCTURES. THERE'S A TOWN HOME DEVELOPMENT. SO IT IS THIS SIMILAR TO WHAT I'VE SEEN IN OUR TOWN. IT'S A THINK TO STORE MULTI STORY UM 64 UNITS AND SIX UNIT TYPE TOWN HOMES. UM AESTHETICALLY, THEY HAVE MORE PREMIUM MATERIALS. UM HOWEVER, IT DOES KIND OF AT LEAST IN THE RENDERINGS. AND IT DID PORTRAY KIND OF THIS, UH, NEIGHBORHOOD TYPE WALK ABILITY, ENVIRONMENT. TWO STORY TOWN HOMES. UM AND I HAD SOME CONCERNS WITH THE WAY IN WHICH ALL OF THE UNITS IN THAT DEVELOPMENT ARE LOADED FROM THE FRONT BECAUSE EVERY UNIT HAS BASICALLY, UH SIX UNIT TOWN HOME NEXT TO A SIX UNIT TOWN HOME HAS BASICALLY EIGHT PLUS EIGHT DRIVEWAY PATHS, AND IT'S VERY CLUSTERED WITH DRIVEWAYS. AND THEN THERE IS A SIDEWALK THAT GOES THROUGH ALL THOSE DRIVEWAYS. AND OBVIOUSLY PEOPLE WERE SUPPOSED TO NOT PARK IN THERE. THEIR THEIR SIDEWALK, BUT THEY DO SO I HAVE CONCERNS ABOUT JUST GENERALLY THE WALK ABILITY. UM I VOICED THESE CONCERNS AND PLANNING COMMISSION AND I THINK IN PLANNING COMMISSION ALL OF THE PAST, BUT I WOULD LIKE TO ASK IF FROM THE DEVELOPER COULD THERE BE CONSIDERATION AS THIS PLAN WILL GO NEXT TO DESIGN REVIEW BOARD AND THEN IT'LL BE PLANNING COMMISSION AS A FINAL. PLATT, UM COULD THE DEVELOPER CONSIDER GIVING AN ALTERNATE LAYOUT. TO THIS RESIDENTIAL. I'M NOT GONNA CALL. MAYBE IT'S CONSIDERED COMMERCIAL BUT FOR THE SAKE OF DISCUSSION RESIDENTIAL AREA OF THE P U D COULD THAT BE CONSIDERED DIFFERENT WAYS TO LOAD THE PROPERTIES? UM SO BEYOND THAT POINT. UM AND THE REASON FOR THAT WOULD BE, UH, WALKABLE. INCREASED WALK ABILITY, LESS DISRUPTED, WALK WALK ABILITY BEYOND THAT POINT, UM, EAST TO IS BEING TABLED. AND NOW WE HAVE THESE TWO PLANS COMING THROUGH AND THEY'RE NOT COMING THROUGH IN CONJUNCTION WITH ONE ANOTHER. UM, FOR THE MAP TO THE SAKE OF THE PUBLIC, IT WOULD BE, I THINK BENEFICIAL TO BRING BOTH THE ZONING FOR EAST ONE AND TWO TOGETHER SUCH THAT THE CONVERSATIONS THAT THE DEVELOPER IS HAVING WITH RESIDENTS. IF THERE ARE LESSONS LEARNED IF THERE ARE THERE ARE REVISIONS MADE TO THE PLAN AS IT WERE TO COME THROUGH, OR REVISIONS THAT WE WOULD BE ASKED TO CONSIDER MAKING AMENDMENTS TO WE COULD CONSIDER THAT HOLISTICALLY EAST ONE INTO TOGETHER FROM PD STANDPOINT. AND IF THAT WOULD BE A CONSIDERATION, I MEAN, COULD WE TABLE THE EAST ONE P. UDI'S OWNING ASPECT. UM. CERTAINLY I WOULD BE WILLING TO HEAR COMMENTS ALSO, JUST FROM WHAT I HAD STATED FROM THE DEVELOPER, SO, HMM. BUT WHICH YOU. GOOD EVENING. UH LET ME GET THIS BARBARIC ROCKFORD DEVELOPMENT INVESTMENTS. APPRECIATE YOU GUYS HEARING THIS AND CONSIDERING IT, UM, FROM THE STANDPOINT, WE HAVE LOOKED INTO SOME OF THE CONCERNS THAT WERE VOICED INTO PLANNING COMMISSION. UM THE SOUND WALL THE COST OF A SOUND LAW IF IT WAS NEEDED IN THOSE THINGS ARE ACTUALLY FUNDED THROUGH OH, DOT UM, AND THROUGH THE STATE OF OHIO, AND THOSE ARE ACTUALLY THINGS THAT THE DEVELOPER WOULD HAVE TO RECOMMEND. OBVIOUSLY. UM WATKINS. GLEN HAS APARTMENTS AND CONDOS THERE. THEY'VE BEEN THERE FOR A LONG PERIOD OF TIME, AND YOU DON'T SEE THOSE SOUND WALLS THERE. WE ARE NOT INTERESTED IN SOUND WALLS. WE THINK SOME OF THE ACCESS AND THE VIEWPOINTS COMING DOWN 33 ARE IMPORTANT FROM MARKETING STANDPOINT, KENMORE PLACES ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE ROAD, BUT EVEN IF THAT WERE OR SOMETHING THAT WOULD COME DOWN, IT WOULD NOT BE A COST ASSOCIATED WITH MARYSVILLE.

SO IT WOULD BE A COSTLESS THAT THE STATE WOULD TAKE ON AND AS THE DEVELOPER ROCKFORD DEVELOPMENT, THEY WILL OWN THESE PROPERTIES FOR A LONG TIME, AND WE WOULD NOT BE SUPPORTIVE OF THAT SOUND WALL THERE. UM IT'S ALSO FROM THE SOUND BARRIER. THERE'S A REASON THAT WE PUT THE THREE STORY THERE AND ACTUALLY TAPER IT DOWN. UM THERE ARE PEOPLE THAT ARE OBVIOUSLY LEAST THOSE UNITS THAT WILL BE AWARE THAT THE FREEWAY IS THERE AND LEAST THOSE UNITS VERSUS THE TOWN HOMES, WHICH ARE TWO STORY THE OTHER PIECE OF IT. UM WE'RE FAMILIAR WITH WHAT THE LAND USE

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THE SECOND STEP, WHICH IS THE EXPANSION OF SUB AREA B IS COMPLETELY INDUSTRIAL. SO PUTTING THESE TOGETHER, IT'S JUST IN ADDITION TO AND THAT'S HOW WE KIND OF LAID OUT, UM, THE TEXT WAS THAT WE WOULD CONTINUE TO EXPAND, THEN MARY ZOEY'S PROJECT WITH EACH ANNEXATION, BUT WE WOULD GO BACK AND HAVE THE SAME SIMILAR TEXTS. THE REASON FOR THE DELAY IN ANNEXATION TO IS WE'RE CONTINUING TO WORK WITH THE RESIDENTS ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE PROJECT. WE'VE HAD SOME REALLY GOOD DISCUSSIONS WE MET WITH MORE THAN 40 OF THEM TO BEGIN WITH. WE HAVE TAKEN THE COMMENTS THAT THEY MADE IN THE PLANNING COMMISSION AND SOME IN FRONT OF THE EXISTING. I WOULD THINK. I THINK MOST OF THE COUNCIL WAS THERE THOSE EVENINGS UM, THEY CAME BACK WITH SOME RECOMMENDATIONS LAST WEEK, AND WE'RE MEETING WITH THEM A COLLECTIVE GROUP. THAT KIND OF REPRESENTS THE WHOLE BECAUSE IT'S KIND OF HARD TO SIT DOWN AND TALK TO 4050 PEOPLE. BUT WE'RE MEETING WITH THEM ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT. UM WE DO EXPECT SOME CHANGES TO OUR OUR, UM SECOND ANNEXATION, THE ZONING PIECE, AND WE JUST NEED ANOTHER TWO WEEKS OR SO TO KIND OF WORK THROUGH THOSE WITH THE RESIDENTS. UM SO THAT'S KIND OF WHY, UM, WE'VE WE TABLED THE ZONING, NOT THE ANNEXATION, BUT THAT'S WHY WE'RE ASKING FOR A DECISION TONIGHT ON ANNEXATION. ONE. RESPECT TO THE QUESTION. COULD CAN THERE BE CONSIDERATION TOWARD. MODIFYING THE PARKING SCHEME IN THAT ENTIRE SUB AREA A AS AN AS THIS PLAN WERE TO

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IT'S JUST ON THE TOWN HOMES. WE DECIDED TO PUT ONE IN TO BET WE'RE ONE IN TWO CAR GARAGES ON THOSE UNITS, WHICH GIVE THEM PRIVATE GARAGE OPPORTUNITIES. BUT A LOT OF PEOPLE WILL TAKE THE GARAGES OFF OF TOWN HOMES AND DO THE BIG CENTRALIZED PARKING LOTS AND WE JUST FELT THIS WAS MORE OF A RESIDENTIAL FEEL TO KIND OF INTEGRATE BOTH THE THREE STORY AND THE TWO STORY TOWN HOMES IN THIS FASHION. SO UM, SO, BUT WE ABSOLUTELY CAN LOOK AT OTHER WAYS TO GET MULTIPURPOSE AND THAT CONNECTIVITY THERE. UM, AND WE'RE OPEN TO LOOKING AT THAT ROAD STRUCTURE THAT BECAUSE THERE'S ONE REAL STRETCH THAT YOU HAD POINTED OUT, UM, WHERE WE HAVE THE GARAGE IS OPEN TO IT, SO WE'RE OPEN TO LOOKING AT THE ROAD STRUCTURE. AND I THINK ONE OF THE EASIEST THINGS WOULD BE IN A NO PARKING ON THE ROADS TO HELP KIND OF ALLEVIATE SOME OF THAT TRAFFIC. NOW, IF THEY HAD GUESTS, THEY COULD GO TO THE LARGER PARKING FIELDS, BUT THE ANSWER IS YES. FROM ON A DESIGN REVIEW STANDPOINT, WE'RE WILLING TO GO THROUGH ALL OF THAT, UM, TO BE A STRONG CONSIDERATION AS IT GOES TO THE RB. JUST THERE'S A SIGNIFICANT AMOUNT OF PARKING ON STREETS BETTER, LIKE JUST ADJACENT TO CAR LIKE CAR TO CAR TO CAR PROGRESS FURTHER BACK.

IT'S THE UNITS. THEY'RE CONNECTED THEIR MULTI FAMILY UNITS, AND THERE'S A LOT OF BACKING UP IN THE STREET, AND IT ISN'T REALLY A STREET. IT'S JUST THE ENTRANCE WAY AS YOU GO BACK, AND MAYBE IT IS A STREET. IT'S YOUR STORY, NOT A PUBLIC STREET. CORRECT UM, YES, SO THEY WILL BE PRIVATE. BUT THERE'S THREE DIFFERENT ROADS TO GET FOLKS OUT OF THERE AND AGAIN WHEN YOU LOOK AT THE DENSITY WE HAVE LOCATED, UM, ABOUT HALF OF THE THREE STORY WHERE WE HAVE THE BIG SURFACE PARKING UP BEHIND THE CLUBHOUSE, SO WE'VE BROKEN THAT UP INTO TWO. SO WE'VE ELIMINATED SOME OF THE HIGHER DENSITY PRODUCT BECAUSE I THINK THE APARTMENTS ARE SOMEWHERE AROUND 12 TO 13 UNITS AND AN ACRE AND THEN THE TOWN HOMES ARE A LITTLE BIT LESS. ACTUALLY I THINK IT'S CLOSER TO 14 ON THE ON THE THREE STORIES, SO WE WALKED, BROKEN THAT DENSITY AND WHEN YOU DEVELOP TRAFFIC PATTERNS LIKE THIS, YOU WANT THE DENSITY TO BE THE SHORTEST ROAD TO THE INTERSECTION, THE SHORTEST ROAD, SO WE'VE GOT HALF OUR PRODUCT UPFRONT BEHIND THE CLUBHOUSE.

AND THEN THE OTHERS ARE DOWN THERE SERVING A LITTLE BIT AS A BUFFER TO 33, BUT THAT WERE 100% OPEN TO THE DESIGN REVIEW. UM I THINK YOU WERE ACTUALLY ON DESIGN REVIEW AT ONE POINT, OKAY , BUT WE'RE OPEN TO THOSE CONVERSATIONS ON HOW TO ADDRESS THAT. UM, BOTTOM LINE IS WE'VE GOT THREE ROADS TO GET ALL THESE PEOPLE IN AND OUT, AND IF THERE'S WAYS TO MAKE IT MORE EFFICIENT, WERE ABSOLUTELY OPEN TO HAVING THOSE DISCUSSIONS. JUST ONE MORE COMMENT. I WILL SAY THAT AS EAST TO HAS THE PLAN WAS BROUGHT FORTH THROUGH PLANNING COMMISSION. THERE WAS SOME ASSURANCE GIVEN THAT WE ARE NOT GOING TO SEE A CONTINUATION OF RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT DOWN 33 AS IT STANDS RIGHT NOW, SO I HAD CONCERNS THAT SKETCH ONE TIMING UM OF THE P U D AS EAST YOU CAME THROUGH. SOME OF THOSE CONCERNS HAVE BEEN ALLEVIATED. THANK YOU. WELL I HAD ONE MORE PIECE THERE. I MEAN, WE INITIALLY WERE PLANNING TO PUT THE MULTI FAMILY ON THE OTHER SIDE NORTH SIDE OF WALK INS ROAD, AND SOME OF IT WAS THE DISCUSSION AROUND THE BUFFERS WITH THE RESIDENTS THAT WERE THERE THAT HAD A CONCERN VERY SIMILAR TO BUCKS AND MEADOWS ABOUT INDUSTRIAL BEING BACK OR BEING RIGHT NEXT TO THE CONDOS THAT THEY PURCHASED BECAUSE THAT IS A DIFFERENT SCENARIO, THEN APARTMENTS THAT RELEASED OVER A PERIOD OF TIME. AND THAT WAS THE DISCUSSION WAS TO MOVE IT ACROSS THE STREET AND TO EXPAND THE INDUSTRIAL THAT GOES UP BEHIND LOWS AND THEN BRING THAT BACK DOWN THROUGH. SO UM, WE MADE A NUMBER OF CHANGES. YOU HAVE TO GO BACK ABOUT SIX MONTHS FROM WHERE WE PUT THE APARTMENTS ON THE SOUTH SIDE. BUT I CAN SHOW YOU A SERIES OF CHANGES. AND I KNOW I'VE SHOWN THOSE TO A NUMBER OF PEOPLE OF HOW THIS HAS KIND OF MANIPULATED AND MOVED AROUND. UM AND ORIGINALLY IT WAS INDUSTRIAL. AND THEN WE MOVED THE APARTMENTS ON TO THE OTHER SIDE OF THE ROAD. UM AND THAT WAS BASED ON ON THE RESIDENTS AGAIN OF WATKINS GLEN. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. ME. OKAY OKAY. WELL I WAS JUST I THINK, SCOTT, YOU MENTIONED THE CONCERN ABOUT AND PASSPORT EXPANSION OF RESIDENTIAL USE IN THE FUTURE.

BUT WITH THE P U D THAT'S IT. FOR IT TO EVER CHANGED TO BECOME MORE RESIDENTIAL RULES REQUIRE COMING BACK TO PLANNING COMMISSION AND THEN BACK TO US TO MAKE THAT KIND OF CHANGE. IS THAT RIGHT? OKAY I'LL GO ONE STEP FURTHER ANNEXATION TO IT, WHICH IS THE GROUND JUST TO THE

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YOU DON'T WANT THE APARTMENTS THERE, SO WE'VE TAKEN THE EXISTING APARTMENTS WHERE THEY ARE UNDER THE CORE, AND THAT'S WHERE YOU WANT YOUR HIGHER DENSITY AND SINGLE FAMILY WOULD START TO WORK AS YOU GET FURTHER AND FURTHER AWAY NOW DOWN 33 GOING TO SCOTTS LAWN. SCOTT'S ALANI IS THE KEY POINT FOR THE INDUSTRIAL AND IN THE INNOVATION PARK AND THE OR THE BUSINESS PARK. WHATEVER. YOU KNOW WHAT YOU WANT TO CALL IT. BECAUSE THAT'S HOW YOU'RE GOING TO GET ALL THAT TRAFFIC OUT WITH IT OUT WITHOUT IT GOING UP TO 36. SO SCOTTS LAWN IS THE BIGGEST KEY AND THAT'S WHAT YOUR COMPREHENSIVE PLAN SAYS, AND THAT'S WHAT WE'RE DOING FOR THE PART OF THE SOUTH. SO TO ANSWER YOUR QUESTION. WE HAVE NO INTENT OF PUTTING APARTMENTS ALONG 33 AS WE GO SOUTH. OKAY? ALREADY ANYBODY ELSE? OKAY PLEASE. ONE MORE QUESTION. UM, DURING LAST MONTH'S MEETING, I THINK, DECEMBER 4TH, UM I BELIEVE IT WAS DECEMBER 4TH. THE SCHOOL BOARD WAS HERE. UM AND THERE WAS SOME DISCUSSION ABOUT THE FINANCES OF. THIS PARTICULAR DEVELOPMENT AND I THOUGHT I REMEMBERED THERE BEING, UM, MEETING AFTER THE FIRST OF THE YEAR HAVE HAVE HAVE YOU AND YOUR TEAM BEEN ABLE TO MEET WITH THE SCHOOL AND PROVIDE THEM THEIR FINANCIAL ASPECT OF THIS PARTICULAR PROJECT. WE'VE MET WITH THE SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVES, THE TREASURER AND THE SUPERINTENDENT. A NUMBER OF TIMES OVER THE LAST YEAR. UM WE MET WITH EACH MEMBER OF THE PREVIOUS SCHOOL BOARD. NOW I DO THINK SUE IS GONE. WE MET WITH THEM INDIVIDUALLY IN SMALL GROUPS, ETCETERA AND WENT THROUGH THIS. UM AND WE HAD MET WITH STAFF HERE TALKING ABOUT THE FINANCIALS AND YOU KNOW THE COMMUNITY AUTHORITY, WHICH IS THE BIGGEST GAME CHANGER ON THE EAST SIDE. OR INTRODUCING A NEW TOOL THAT IS NEW, AND IT WILL CREATE A MASSIVE AMOUNT OF FUNDING AVAILABLE FOR THE SERVICES. POLICE FIRE SCHOOLS PARKS. SOME OF IT WILL BE FOR THE INFRASTRUCTURE AND THOSE SORT OF THINGS, BUT WE WENT THROUGH THAT. IN GENERALITIES WITH THE STAFF AND THAT BECAUSE THAT AGREEMENT THAT FINANCIAL PACKAGES TO COME, WE'RE NOT MAKING WHAT WE'RE TALKING ABOUT HERE. CONTINGENT ON THAT WE'VE SEPARATED THE TWO WE TOLD THE SCHOOLS THAT BECAUSE THE CITY HAD ENGAGED US A LONG TIME AGO ABOUT THOSE DISCUSSIONS THAT WE WOULD SLOW THAT PROCESS DOWN AND BRING IT SOME TIME TOGETHER IN THE FIRST QUARTER. UM WITH THE NEW CITY COUNCIL WILL HAVE THE DISCUSSION THROUGH YOU GUYS AND THROUGH THE STAFF ABOUT WHAT THAT FINANCIAL PIECE LOOKS AT, BUT THE COMMUNITY AUTHORITY IS THE ONE PIECE THAT RESIDENTS POINT TO THEY WANT INFRASTRUCTURE AND THAT TO BE FUNDED BY SOMEONE OTHER THAN THEIR TAX BASE AND THOSE SORT OF THINGS AND THEN DOING IT THROUGH A COMMUNITY AUTHORITY, ESSENTIALLY THE FUTURE BUSINESSES THE FUTURE RESIDENTS IN THE APARTMENTS IN THE FUTURE, HOMEOWNERS WILL ULTIMATELY PAY BACK A GOOD PORTION OF THAT INFRASTRUCTURE. IT WILL PAY FOR THE SCHOOLS. YOU KNOW THE FUNDING FOR SOME OF THE SCHOOLS AND THOSE SORT OF THINGS AND, UM IT'S A SIGNIFICANT PART OF MONEY, SO WE MADE THE PROMISE TO THE SCHOOLS, TOO. TO GET THEM UP TO SPEED AS TO WHERE THE CITY WAS AT THAT POINT IN TIME, AND THEN YOU KNOW, UM, WITH THIS ZONING IF IT'S APPROVED TONIGHT, THE NEXT STEP STEP WOULD BE THEN TO SIT DOWN WITH THE SCHOOLS IN THE CITY AND WORK OUT THOSE AGREEMENTS, BUT THOSE AGREEMENTS WILL COME THROUGH SEPARATELY. IT WILL COME THROUGH THE EXACT SAME PROCESS HERE, SO THERE'S NOTHING TIED TO THOSE AGREEMENTS OTHER THAN OUR COMMITMENT TO CREATE THE COMMUNITY AUTHORITY, WHICH IS WITHIN OUR POWER AND AGAIN. THAT COULD BE HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS OF DOLLARS OVER THE TIME FRAME THAT WE'RE TALKING ABOUT. SO FOR CLARITY, THERE HASN'T BEEN AN ADDITIONAL MEETINGS SINCE. NO, NO, NO, WE'RE ESSENTIALLY THEIR ZONING IS ESSENTIALLY THE PIECE THAT ALLOWS US TO GO FORWARD WITH THAT, AND THEN IT WOULD ALSO ALLOW US TO START WORKING IN DETAIL ON THE THOROUGHFARE PLAN AND THE TRAFFIC STUDY. BECAUSE UNTIL YOU KNOW WHAT YOU'RE GOING TO ACTUALLY BUILD THEIR YOU CAN SPEND A LOT OF MONEY ON DOING THOSE TYPE OF THINGS, AND IT'S ALL TIED BACK TO THE ZONING IN THIS CASE, THE ANNEXATION AS WELL. OKAY THANK YOU. THANK YOU.

THANK YOU, ZACK. ANYBODY ELSE? OKAY MR. PRESIDENT I WOULD MAKE A MOTION TO PASS THE LEGISLATION. OKAY, LOCAL, PLEASE. MR ROUSH? YES MR REEMS. MR WOLF? NO DINNER. NO MR HUNTER . YES, MR BERGER. MR BURBEY? YES. FOUR. YES. THE LEGISLATION HAS PASSED. AND. I BELIEVE THAT'S ALL THE ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS WE HAD. OKAY? YOU READY? WE WILL MOVE ON TO THE

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HE'S PUTTING UNDERWEIGHT, ISN'T IT? PROBABLY ANDY'S YEAH. OKAY WE GO TO THE LAST ITEM OF BUSINESS FOR THE CITY COUNCIL. YEAH UM, SINCE IN OUR RULES WE DO HAVE TO AT THE FIRST MEETING, ELECT A PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT. UM JUST A LITTLE BIT OF HISTORY. THIS IS THE CURRENT FORMAT OF GOVERNMENT THAT WE HAD DID PASS BY THE VOTERS IN 2014 CAME INTO EFFECT 2016. SINCE THEN WE'VE HAD MR ROUSH AS PRESIDENT FOR FOUR YEARS MYSELF FOR ONE YEAR. AND THEN WE HAD MR REEMS FOR TWO YEARS AND THEN I FINISHED UP MY TWO YEAR COMMITMENT. THE ELECTION IS FOR ONE YEAR AT THE TIME. YEAH AND BUT WE WE'VE BEEN IN THE HABIT OF TRYING TO DO IT TWO CONSECUTIVE YEARS, YOU KNOW, SO, UM, INITIALLY I WAS ON THE IMPRESSION WE COULD DO A PAPER VOTE, WHICH WE STILL COULD, BUT WE DID GET A MEMORANDUM FROM, UM, MR ESTONIA THAT IT WOULD NEED TO BE A DEFINITELY OPPOSED VOTE OR AT LEAST A VOTE WHEREBY IT IS IDENTIFIED. WHAT COUNCIL MEMBER ELECTED WHO HAS PRESIDENT THAT'S CORRECT. THAT'S BEING IN THE OPEN AND SINCE WE TALKED THIS MORNING CONSULTED RULES. HAS TO BE PEOPLE CALL. IT HAS TO BE AT ALL CALLED VOTE. OKAY SO AT THIS POINT A ENTERTAIN NOMINATIONS FOR PRESIDENT. MR PRESIDENT. LIKE TO NOMINATE DONALD BORDER COUNCILMAN BORDER. SORRY PRESIDENT PRESIDENT. OKAY SO WE HAVE MR BERGER AS PRESIDENT. AND DO WE HAVE ANY OTHER NOMINATIONS FOR PRESIDENT? JRS? OKAY. ALL RIGHT, SO WE HAVE TO NOMINEES AND AT THIS POINT. UNLESS I HEAR THE THIRD ONE. I WOULD LIKE TO CLOSE THE OPPORTUNITY FOR NOMINATIONS AND GO WITH THOSE TWO. YEAH. RIGHT UNLESS ANYBODY ELSE TAKE A MOTION TO CLOSE THE NOMINATIONS, OKAY? AND ALL THAT. IS THAT A VOICE VOTE OR IS THAT OKAY? NOT TO CLOSE THE NOMINATIONS NOMINATIONS. OKAY SO WE HAVE TWO NOMINEES. MR BERGER, MR ROCHE, SO IF YOU COULD DO THE LOCAL POLICE HAVE TO VOTE ON THE CLOSING OF THE NOMINATION. I'M SO SORRY. WE ONLY IN FAVOR OF CLOSING THE NOMINATION HIGH. ANYBODY THAT WANTS TO KEEP IT OPEN OR HAS A THIRD OKAY HERE. NONE. THERE WE GO TO THE ROLL CALL. MR REEMS. IT'S WHO WHO WE NOMINATED NINE. MR RAMSES STATING WHO HE'S VOTING FOR RIGHT AROUND. MR WOLFF, DONALD BORDER. MR BORDNER. COUNCILMAN BORDER. MR HUNTER COUNCILMAN BURGER. MR BERGER COUNCILMAN BURGER. MR BURBEY COUNCILMAN BURGER. MR ROUSH. COUNCILMAN ROUSH OKAY? ALL RIGHT. DONALD BIGGER, OKAY, SO WE HAVE. MR BERGER IS PRESIDENT OF COUNCIL FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE YEAR.

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[COMMENTS OF THE CITY MANAGER AND COUNCIL PERSONS AND GENERAL DISCUSSION]

BUT FINISHING UP MY ROUND OF MEETINGS THERE, SO I LOOK FORWARD TO WORKING WITH YOU GUYS AND NO FOR THE PEOPLE OF MARYSVILLE. MHM THANK YOU. MR LIM'S HAPPY NEW YEAR LOOKING FORWARD TO WORKING WITH THE NEW GROUP UP HERE, GOT SOME NEW FACES, AND I THINK WE'VE GOT AN EXCITING YEAR IN FRONT OF US. OKAY MR ROSS. ABSOLUTELY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE THREE NEW COUNCIL MEMBERS. CONGRATULATIONS TO COUNCILMAN BURGER ON YOUR APPOINTMENT TO PRESIDENT. UM, YOU KNOW IF YOU LOOK BACK YOU'VE BEEN ON COUNCIL QUITE A LONG TIME AND I THINK BEFORE I CAME ON COUNCIL, YOU HAD STARTED THE PROCESS OF SOME SORT OF A COUNCIL AND TRAINING PROGRAM BECAUSE WE REALLY DIDN'T HAVE ONE THAN WHEN I CAME ON. TERRY WAS HERE AND YEAH, TOOK ME AROUND AND MET WITH THE DIFFERENT DEPARTMENT HEADS ETCETERA. AND OVER THE TIMES, YOU AND I BOTH AND THEN MARK HAS HAVE KEPT KEPT EXPANDING. HOW WE GO ABOUT THE PROCESS OF.

INDOCTRINATING THE THREE NEW COUNT THAT THE NEW COUNCIL PEOPLE AND I THINK THAT THE

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SO UM YOU KNOW YOU'RE DRINKING FROM A FIREHOSE AND, UH BUT YOU'VE GOT A LOT OF GREAT PEOPLE AROUND YOU. TO, UM GATHER INFORMATION FROM SO WELCOME AND LOOK FORWARD TO THE REST OF THE YEAR. OKAY WONDERFUL. THANK YOU. I JUST WANT TO SAY I DON'T HAVE A PREPARED SPEECH, BUT, UM, IT'S KIND OF OVERDUE FOR ME. I WANT TO THANK THE COMMUNITY FOR ELECTING ME TO REPRESENT YOU, UM WITHIN THE SECOND WARD. THIS IS THE HIGHLIGHT OF MY LIFE RIGHT NOW, AND I LOOK FORWARD TO, UM, TO SERVE IN THIS COMMUNITY. UM I WANT TO ALSO CONGRATULATE COUNCILMAN BORDER ON HIS APPOINTMENT. UM AS AS CITY COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE, AND I LOOK FORWARD TO THE NEXT FOUR YEARS AND MAKING MARYSVILLE A GREAT PLACE TO BE FOR MAINTAINING THAT GREATNESS.

SORRY. THANK YOU. IT'S GOT A FEW POINTS WRITTEN DOWN, SO I WANT TO START OFF BY JUST THANKING THE CITY. UM, MARYSVILLE, YOU'RE BEAUTIFUL. I LOVE YOU, UM, AND HONOR TO LIVE HERE AND SERVE THE COMMUNITY. I DID GET THE HIGHEST NUMBER OF VOTES, UH, IN THE PAST 20 YEARS FOR AWARD SEAT. I JOKE ABOUT ABOUT THAT WITH DONALD BECAUSE IT DOES REQUIRE TO UNDERSTAND MATH, BUT I ALSO WANT TO THANK MY WIFE AND MY CHILDREN JUST FOR AN UNDERSTANDING THAT I WAS GOING TO BE GOING DOOR TO DOOR. I WENT DOOR TO DOOR FROM FROM MAY UNTIL NOVEMBER, BUT THEY HAD GIVEN ME A TREMENDOUS AMOUNT OF SUPPORT. IT DOES TAKE PERSONAL SACRIFICE TO SEEK PUBLIC OFFICE. SO I'M IN ADMIRATION OF ALL OF YOUR SERVICE. ALSO I JUST WANNA HONOR THE MY OPPONENT. THE MEMBER BEFORE ME. SHE HAD SPENT A DECADE AND A HALF PLUS OF JUST PURE PUBLIC SERVICE, AND THAT'S HONORABLE. UM SO CERTAINLY THANK HER FOR HER, UH, PUBLIC SERVICE AND CONTRIBUTION TO THE COMMUNITY. UM I, UH, THE VOTERS TO WHICH I SPOKE WITH GOING DOOR TO DOOR, THEY HAD VARIOUS CONCERNS GROWTH, WHICH DOESN'T ACCOUNT FOR LONG TERM SUCCESS. THERE'S CONCERNS ABOUT SUSTAINABILITY OF OUR CITY AS WE KNOW IT. UH THERE'S DECISIONS, WHICH SEEMINGLY ARE MADE SEEMINGLY OR AT FACE VALUE FOR GO STRONG CONSIDERATION OF OUR SCHOOLS. UM CONSIDERATION FOR THE BOARD OF DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES. THE LIST GOES ON AND ON HEALTH DEPARTMENT SENIOR SERVICES THOSE TYPES OF THINGS, UM, CONCERNS ABOUT THE QUALITY AND FORETHOUGHT OF OUR NEW RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENTS, IN PARTICULAR WAS A TOPIC THAT I HAD A NUMBER OF CONVERSATIONS ABOUT. UM OUR RESIDENTS AREN'T SATISFIED AND THEY WANT BETTER. AH CONCERNS WITH ALSO NEIGHBORING PROPERTY MAINTENANCE AND THE ABILITY TO FEEL THAT FEELING POWERLESS TO DO ANYTHING ABOUT IT. UM AND THAT'S NOT ONLY TRUE AND OLDER, OLDER SECTIONS OF NEIGHBORHOODS BUT ALSO NUMEROUS SECTIONS OF NEIGHBORHOODS DESPITE STORYLINES THAT I'VE READ OR HEADLINES MY CAMPAIGN FOR PUBLIC OFFICE HAS NOT BEEN ABOUT BEING PRO GROWTH OR ANTI GROWTH. NEVER HAVE. I ADOPTED A SPECIFIC IDEOLOGY OF ONE, WHICH PROMOTES ONE OF THE OTHER AS A SUPERIOR WHAT I'VE SAID, AND I'VE BEEN CONSISTENT WITHIN EVERY CONVERSATION THAT I'VE HAD ANY INTERVIEW THAT I DID WAS THAT I WILL ADVOCATE FOR BEING RESPONSIBLE, FIRST AND FOREMOST ADVOCATE FOR MAINTAINING, UH, VISION THAT LOOKS AT LONG TERM IMPACT FOR THE DECISIONS THAT WE MAKE BEING FISCALLY RESPONSIBLE. AND ALSO EXECUTING PLANNING WITH A DEGREE OF EXCELLENCE THAT OUR RESIDENTS THEY EXPECT THAT FROM US ABOVE ALL OF THOSE POSITIONS AND THINGS THAT I'M ADVOCATING FOR MY APPROACH, UM WE'LL DO ONE THING MORE, AND THAT'S JUST LISTENING. LISTENING TO THE VOTER. I WAS TOLD BY A MEMBER IN THE CHARTER REVIEW BOARD. I WAS JOINED CHARTER REVIEW REVIEW BOARD MEETINGS SEVERAL TIMES BACK IN 2021. AND ONE OF THE BOARD MEMBERS, SAID SCOTT. KEEP YOUR EYE CLOSE TO THE KEEP YOUR EAR CLOSE TO THE VOTERS. AND JUST IN CAMPAIGNING. THERE IS ONE THING THAT I LEARNED VERY QUICKLY IN THE LAST COUPLE OF YEARS, AND IT'S THAT WHEN YOU GO DOOR TO DOOR, THERE ARE NO TWO OPINIONS, OPINIONS THAT ARE ALIKE AND EACH DECISION. I'M GOING TO PLEASE SOME AND I'M GOING TO DISPLACE OTHERS, AND THAT'S GOING TO BE TRUE FOR ALL OF US. BUT KNOW THAT MY APPROACH IS GOING TO BE TO ACT WITH INTEGRITY. UM AND I HAVE A DUTY OF BEING LOYAL TO YOU. THE RESIDENTS HERE OF MARYSVILLE AND I'M GOING TO SEEK TO ADVANCE THE WELL BEING OF OUR CONSTITUENTS BOTH WITHIN OUR CITY AND THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITY. BUT THANK YOU SO MUCH AND GOD BLESS DONALD. I FIRST I WANTED TO SAY THAT I WANT TO THANK YOU THREE IN THE COUNCIL MEMBERS IN THE PAST WHO HAVE GUIDED THIS CITY AND YOU KNOW ON A PATH THAT REALLY HAS A LED RESIDENTS TO WANT TO BE ENGAGED IN OUR POLITICAL PROCESS AND WANT TO RUN FOR CITY COUNCIL AND BECOME A VOICE AND WHAT I WILL SAY TO YOU TO THE NEW THREE COUNCIL

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YES, SIR. SOMETHING CHOI JR MENTIONED THE ONBOARDING PROCESS FOR THE NEW COUNCIL MEMBERS, BUT I THINK HE FORGOT THE MOST IMPORTANT PART AND THE BIGGEST CHANGE WE MADE. AND THAT WAS JOHN MARSHALL KEPT PLAYING THE NEW GUY CARD, AND WE NEVER MADE HIM TURN IT IN. HE PLAYED IT OVER AND OVER IN THE BIGGEST CHANGE THE NEW GUYS, YOU GET ONE CARD. YOU PLAY IT, YOU KNOW YOU PLAY IT ONCE YOU TURN IT IN THERE. YEAH THANK YOU, MIKE. UM I HAVE TO SAY THAT AGAIN FOR A SECOND TIME. THAT UM, UH, I WAS PRESIDENT OF COUNCIL IN 2020 2020, THEN AGAIN, DOING IT IN 2023. IT HAS DEFINITELY BEEN AN HONOR. I WAS BASE PRESIDENT. FIRST NAME WHEN WE DID GO TO JAPAN. IT DEFINITELY DID HELP ME WITH THE TAPE THAT WE MADE THIS TIME AND IT WAS IT WAS IT WAS, I THINK VERY BOARDING FOR ALL OF US THAT WINTER, BUT TO ME ONE OF THE MOST REWARDING PARTS OF BEING A PRESIDENT IS THAT THE DAY IN THE MORNING BEFORE WE HAVE THE COUNCIL MEETING, WE HAVE EXECUTIVE STAFF MEETINGS, AND THAT'S WHEN EACH OF THE STEP MEMBERS REPORTS. WHAT THEY WERE GOING TO SAY TONIGHT AND WE WALKED THROUGH THE WE WALKED THROUGH. THE AGENDA USUALLY TAKES US ABOUT AN HOUR AND IT REALLY IMPRESSES ME EVERY TIME THE LOCAL OF EXPERTISE THAT'S OUT THERE AT THE LEVEL OF COMMITMENT THAT'S OUT THERE TO WANTING TO SHE THE CITY OF MARYSVILLE SUCCEED. WE DO IT WITHIN THE PARAMETERS THAT WE HAVE AVAILABLE. I THINK THAT

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OKAY, THERE WILL BE TWO PEOPLE. SO WE DO WANT TO. I DON'T WANT TO SAY FOR BORN, BUT I JUST IN MY FAMILY BE BEEN IN BUSINESS FOR ALMOST 100 YEARS AND WE'VE HAD FOUR GENERATIONAL TRANSITIONS. YEAH AND THEY WORK FOR MY GRANDFATHER. MY FATHER, MY BROTHERS AND I MEET MY CHILDREN. IT TAKES 10 TO 15 YEARS AND TODAY THAT THE BUSINESS THAT NOW BELONGS TO MY CHILDREN. IT NOTHING GIVES ME MORE PLEASURE THAN TO GO OUT THERE AND BASICALLY BE AMENDED TO THEM. AND THEN AT THE END OF THE CONVERSATION WHEN THEY ASKED ME MY OPINION, THEN WHAT I'M GOING TO SAY. WHICH IS ALWAYS I KNOW YOU'RE GOING TO MAKE THE RIGHT DECISION. YEAH, AND THAT'S WHAT I'M REALLY HOPING TO DO IN THE NEXT TWO YEARS. WHEN DONALD MENTIONED EARLIER THAT HE WAS GOING TO RUN FOR PRESIDENT OF COUNCIL. I TOLD THEM I SAID IT WOULD BE AN HONOR FOR ME TO BASICALLY WORK WITH YOU AND BE VERY PRESIDENT SO THAT WE CAN HELP YOU BE A MENTOR FOR YOU.

YEAH HOWEVER, HE HAD TO MAKE ME ONE PROMISE THAT HE WILL PUT ME ON THE FINANCE COMMITTEE. SO SORRY, BRAD, YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE AT LEAST YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE ME AT LEAST 11 YEAR ON THE FINANCE COMMITTEE. BUT THAT'S REALLY WHERE MY HEART IS. AND YOU KNOW IT AS WELL, THAT THAT IS A VERY BAD OLD POINT. SEE THE AMENITIES BILL. SO AGAIN, NOT TO BELIEVE IT IS MORE THAN WHAT WE NEED TO HAS BEEN A WONDERFUL YEAR. I'M VERY I THINK THE CITY OF MARYSVILLE IS VERY BLESSED WITH THE EXPERTISE AND THE, UM THE ASSOCIATES THAT WE HAVE THAT SERVE US HERE IN THE CITY OF MARYSVILLE AND WITH THAT LISTED IN YOUR BUSINESS. I ENTERTAIN THE MOTION TO CLOSE

* This transcript was compiled from uncorrected Closed Captioning.