I'm speaking now put it here. I'm going to have back on the floor. I'm just asking you to come up for a little bit. I'm going to go to go back to the table. That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. That and the I'm sorry. I think good afternoon everybody. I would like to call the City Council meeting on Monday, Juneth, 2024 at 7 p.m. In order, whatever will please stand. Call the police. The law pledges against the two of the five at the United States of America and two of the public for which he stands one nation under God in the people with the liberty and justice for all. and we stand one nation under God in the people with the inner dignity and justice for all. Stephanie, would you like to meet the patient please? That's right. Thank you for this. Thank you for the beautiful way to meet with us. We ask that you will... One of our gardens, Father, not only physically, but also spiritually father We ask that you will be with us and help us to have peace of the decisions that we have to make here today and Father, we ask that you have peace in our community and Jesus and Mary Amen So I'll move to a review and approval of agenda June 10th. So I did receive, so it was a PFAS quote for the EPD laboratory in Atlanta, so that they would provide sampling for us for 24 samplings. I did get that quote today, so I would like to add that to the agenda under new business. Any discussion? Here in now. Can I get a motion? Can I get a second? All in favor? Aye. Motion carries unanimously. This will be added to new business. Moving on, approval of minutes for May 6, 2024. Any discussion? Hearing none, can I get a motion? I make a motion, I approve, and then ask I get a motion? I make a motion wait for the minutes for my six. Do I have a second? No second. All in favor? Aye. Aye. Motion carries unanimously. And I'll open it up for public comments at this time. Mr. Kellogg. Oh, you're going to have to go first? Yes, sir. You're first on the list. Oh, all right. I think I'm going to get some security on it. You know, I've been bored and coming up here and knowing it because I ain't trying to get nobody in trouble. But you know, they hang out there at night. And I think something needs to be done about it. So we can't get a camera or something over there. Yeah, well, I'll absolutely check in and have some security team to see what it might take to install something, something like a CCT. I'm not sure if I would reach over there to have a road about a IT gap. No, no, no, am I. So, but yeah. And then we'll also, I'll get with you chief and see if we can maybe. Post the sign I know close that to the garbage and I can wipe it, I'm at the door. So the concern is the basketball court. And I guess there are a lot of them. Well, it's not a lot. I must say, like, trying to get nobody in trouble. I don't want the kids being over there to court it for something you're doing, and then you miss them up. I mean, but... What? Or get jumped to the town for the time you know. I'm gonna say what was your complaint? Like, at night? Like, is that a good thing? Why am I really trying to claim that I just don't know how I'm doing? Kind of hard to deal with. We don't know what I'm looking for. Yeah, I mean, I can just hear them over there. I'm not trying to keep me from trouble. But I can hear them over there. I'm not going to go over there and was like, I was sometimes, I mean, but you know, they're just there. I haven't do a time, but I say I turn in, nobody showed it. You know, the church train going by, I'm telling you, I know what might come off the journey. Yeah, we'll definitely, yes, sir. All right. All right, thank you. Thank you. Yeah, we will definitely yes sir Thank you Hey, you're the Hey, you you won't talk about the rezoning Okay You won't talk about the rezoning. Yeah, I'll talk after Adam. Okay. So, I'll close the public comment section and now begin the public hearing section. Be the second reading for Essay Langreep for the rezoning of the down property from our one to our four. Mr. Calhoun, as they land group for the rezoning of the down property from our one to our four. Mr. Calhoun graced us with his presence. Thank you for putting the staff analysis together for us and the floor is yours sir. Thank you Mr. Mayor appreciate the opportunity to work with you all on this case. I get in the request from the city, the resounding application, resounding property from currently our one to our four specifically for townhouses within our four zone district. Looking at the city's standards for zoning, and analyzing each one of those factors based on your existing land use, your existing zoning, your comprehensive plan, and utilities, public services. What I was able to determine was, first of all, based on your zoning map, there is a number or a number of adjacent parcels on industrial land use, which is one of the highest evokes intense land use in its own ordinance. And those properties are already developed for industrial, majority of those are developed. And there is one that is on the Velcro's own industrial. So there's certainly an opportunity here for that heavy industrial land use for industrial land used to grow. The subject property itself is also adjacent to the R1's on the district, particularly along the southern boundary and a little bit of eastern boundary. And this would of course increase the intensity of land use from single-fant and detached to single- attach. But one of the key things to point out is with the R4 zone district, it only permits your account house development and single family detached development. And when you look at the single family detached and single family attach, these town houses are just an attached single family type of house. They have the same sort of design in terms of ownership as a single family detached home. They just have to have no side block setbacks. They join a zero lot of line. And so they're still at the owner occupied opportunity there for the owner to own not just the unit but also the ground that sets on it. So it's a little different than a condominium. It's kind of between a single family and a tax house and a condominium. So the townhouses do have that big simple ownership. So the character of single family, the residential land use room remains the same. The difference would be there would be an opportunity for greater density units break, on the strawberry that currently exists. But again mentioning the zoning map, we don't identify that as a spot zone because again, that single-bounded character is shared by our four-and-borrow ones. So we don't see that as any kind of a real entering wedge or a spot zone, particularly considering the intensity of the land use industrial to that north and part of the eastern boundary and also the west of the south. Based on all that, there were no issues identified with creating any sort of spot zone or non-land zone in that, if this region was on or approved. Some of the other factors were of course the governance and plan and within your governance and plan which was upade back in 2022, the future land use map showed there's this property to be within the commercial area which would indicate a higher intensity land use even more so than residential as it's currently so. So the plan has been for higher intensity land use, particularly that commercial. But when we consider again the industrial to the north and the residential to the south, and the impact of the zoning could have on the surrounding brockers, particularly those that are residential around the subject brockers. If the subject brockers were reasonable and that could place a greater burden on the residential property to the south and the east, with the townhouse reason on it, and our four reason on it, like it's been proposed here, it could create from more opportunity and land use a little more intensity than current things this, but that would be buffered by the fact that it wouldn't be commercial, it wouldn't be of that high intensity. So we believe that based on the comprehensive plan and the surrounding land use, that there's really not a conflict with the comprehensive plan of this location, that this art or done district is a reasonable use for the land. I'm going to be understanding that this subject broadly with identified as an area could accommodate higher intensive land use. And the other things we look at of course were utilities and in-first and foremost is transportation infrastructure there in the highway. Of course, this being a federal highway, a four-dollar looking at traffic counts is a property good generator, a regional amount of trip generation. And we've driven up to that in staff analysis, but based on those estimates which are based on the Institute of Traffic Engineers, one of the more recent trip generation manuals, which is an industry standard through traffic engineering. We don't believe that the proposed land use is going and creating enough traffic to create any considerable concern with the functional classification or the capability of the highway to a normal traffic. We looked also at this ability, so this ability is very good from this property. There are two points of the ingress, the increase of the have done the access or emergency entrance exits. So there's a good design based on the site plan that the developer presented to us. And we also looked at water sewer utilities and after speaking with city engineer, the renovation side of the water and sugar utility access, your capacity concerns. Again, that was not a bad issue. Again, based on the location along the highway, based on the location, the industrial development, commercial development, speculated in for the area, we were anticipating that there would be an bunch of utilities available up to the subject problem. We did reach out to the school system, rather than the worst some concerns with increased Disney really from a county-wide standpoint. Obviously, the county is undergoing a lot of growth, particularly in the industrial and commercial sectors, a lot of investment, a lot of job creation, and of course with that comes housing needs and housing pressure. So we see this double-edged sword, but what we have here is a development that is really difficult to determine how many children would be occupying any of these drugs. Typically, what town has to develop from our experience, these are starter homes, when young families, and where they are almost forcing your citizens to their downsizing from their single family to taxed cities to reduce their maintenance. And so statistically speaking, we generally don't see a high population of children in school age in these, but that's a difficult thing to determine. And the only issue we heard from school safety was capacity. And based on later, current law states, by the time of property, this property could be in construction completion, we believe that likely will be time to see and plan for that as things move forward. And not getting issues after reviewing a site plan in regard to accessibility or school pickup or drop-off, so that was considered as well. And the other factors in terms of the impact on adjacent property values, we don't anticipate any negative impacts with Jackson property value appreciation of design or proof and the development we're constructed. Again, these are single family residential units. This would be a new investment with a lot of new units of owner occupied fee simple design. And what we also see is that the tissue is given a fair amount of waste on property, as well as increased sentencing above and beyond what is required in the sounding work. It's also to go as far as to recommend additional conditions, including a deceleration lane, a northbound lane of Highway 411, which well is a left-hand term lane, almost southbound trajectory 411 as well as a left hand turn lane, home of Southbound, trajectory 411. And there's a number of other conditions as part of this, including a homeowner association that would manage the streets proposed for this development, as well as all the other common areas. Trash pickup with the district, and speaking more to the team of this, to the adoption design, they would to the dobstor design. They would use more of a conventional trash pick up with a curvy type hand level, which is much preferable to a dobstor type design. And again, several of these conditions noted on the side plan with the Jim Staff Analysis to note, the only additional condition for consideration, and this is just an extra sort of mitigating factor for the single family residences, particularly to the south and to the east of the subject robbery. And within the already larger setback, the shadow and the side map that the mature vegetation of worth the trees of the system on boundary and periphery of that property. The left-end distributor within that setback and that would go ahead and create an additional visceral, visual buffer that would create that separation between the subject property and those other similar family homes. But overall, essentially, something and conclusion, the proposed development, the proposed zoning, and we believe is one that can be approved for that and the negative impact on the city's infrastructure or the value of having any inch or negative property appreciation on the adjacent properties we're considering to notice stuff back in conditions. This is a good transition, we go on the same old family to town homes to then moving in the ivory tents that we've got by industrial industry. And we haven't been answering any questions with Commissioner. Yep, I will open. Anyone have any questions? Not as much as I'd like to thank you. But it's very helpful. Yes, it was. No. Thank you. Thank you. Adam? Hey Adam Baker, would that say, I'm Andrew. Appreciate you guys having me again tonight. And I don't want to, I don't want to, this, me again tonight. I don't want this outcome across this respect or eat them, but I don't think he really told, hopefully you guys know more about me than who he is and what he does. These were the Northwest Northern Regional Commission and what they do is for other municipalities or view projects just like this and serve as kind of a recommending body and so this isn't like a one-off thing for this guy I mean he does this and I mean I don't know how many other municipalities but he's really good at what he does and I appreciate his analysis of the project with you heard from him he's a I would say third-party expert he gave I would say through a low recommendation of what's going to improve or not improve what's been proposed. And I appreciate that there's already a overview on that and you guys seeking that out. I feel like that's a wise thing to do and I appreciate you guys seeking that out and for giving us an opportunity to have a better and a better purpose. And so we are open to scrutiny and appreciate scrutiny, and I think the scrutiny that you guys provided us from our original plan to our second plan improved our project. And so how whole lot really more to add to other than the story in the rate or seeking our foreselling on the property, we propose the following conditions that the residential town can have a 100-ish mental and association, all the internal streets will be private, maintained by the HLA. No back yards will back up directly to the riot boy that faces how before nothing. The code does want you to have dumpster services, we don't like that. We think it into the distress services will be much better. It's a no-von-side and national not the national and out of some typical thing, some zoning gets in in their building material, but we want that condition in there just so that you guys know that it's a high-quality product that's being built there. We referenced a newly planned landscape strip that's in and sidewalk along how we're for 11. We think that although right now there's not a lot of sidewalk there, but for future growth and stuff that happened in the city of white, we were going to have that cut tied in and have the connectivity there, we think that's important. And as I even also mentioned, the left hand turn line, he did reference another proposed condition. I'm not, I'm almost okay with it, but there's a sometimes semantic, it's really matter. And so he referenced, you know, the basic way it sounded like an underserved buffer with some of the lannits in the setback. And I'm okay doing a little bit of an underserved buffer there, but only probably as sometimes you want these columns. The results went out of the back door and it's typically there's a gradient stuff that takes place within the setbacks. That's typically not a, this is an engineer's ear, not the, you know, you typically grade in the setbacks. It's very common to do, and I think that I want the ability to still be graduating and then you're going to setbacks. It's very kind of a normal thing to do, but I think I mentioned this previously, we have zero incentive to take down any tree. Every tree that you take down, it's more expensive to develop and so with the, with us being further off the setbacks here, I think there is a good chance of a least of them that stuff on this dirt, but there are some low spots that I think would require some dirt. We meant to go out on this side, some of the other, I just wanted to say that I opened the kind of talking through that little bit, but I love the flux of really there. And then, I don't think anything else, but, um, wasn't the ring. I know there's been a little bit of talk about the code and exactly what the density, um, and the code is and how that reads. And just briefly on that, I mean, when we read the code, the RNG, you read the code, we believe that we're designing this thing. But not even two codes, but much better than what the code says. And so there's a four area ratio, a building four area ratio is what's required for the town. And so I said, it's no more than 30% of the top set aside can be allowed to go towards the building footprints. And we're 24%. But then there's some questions about this 5,000 square foot moon. And we believe that if you look at our four section nine, it references that you can do single family and tell them within our four. And I believe that the code is saying, is if you do single family within our four, those lots can be, they gotta be a minimum of 5,000 square feet. And the reason why I believe that's the intent of that is because it also has an asher beside and says, hey, you can't, if there's no sewer here, you can do septic lots. Well, no one that's septic telling them lots of 26,000 square feet. That just doesn't mean this. I believe it was designed for single families with that, is what I believe that meant. So we feel like we've done everything because we feel like we've got a good project for you guys. And again, I think we're at 30, I think it was like 34% increase in space, you know, code is 10%. So I'm glad we're gonna follow you on one and have you to answer any other questions, concerns, feedback criticism. You guys love me though, I'm not going anywhere. So with that, I will yield my time. This is a very fast question. Get more absolutely. Mr. Bacon, I'm looking at it. Glad it's a really small version of it. So you call it, you put right off your head and under the envelope before. It looks like the boundary along the south that I have, residential, it looks like that open space is about 50 for the why. Is that correct? Yeah, I think that it was, I don't have to go to scale that doll, but it was, I think in some spots, it was up to 60 feet, and I think the tightest spot was 58. I don't hold it. I mean, he can hold it under my head for a day now. No, I'm holding it under my head, but it's at least 50 feet. Well, the reason I asked is that the bad case for the area that Mr. Hottie was found in the Dakota's condition of the platoon. Yeah. I'm staying in the, you know, you're going to need to be ready. That's right. I'm going to build. The scissors appears there is a 50 to 60 foot. Would you be agreeable to that? Unestirably, it's like 25 feet. Could it come stretch? Do we do like 15, like 15, 20 feet right in there? Is that something like that fun? Didn't you say that if you did have to take out three you said you would plant? We can't. So typically that's what happens. If a buffer is required, most municipalities allow that if it's graded buffer, you have to grade in the buffer space if you plant that and there's use of a spec so that, now forgive me for not having to memorize but in white white state, I'm not exactly sure what that spec would be, but sometimes they say X, caliber, tree, X foot, off-center, space that, you know, we search distance, is there usually a spec for that, you know, the specs on trees and things like that. And so we're willing to either keep it on the start of up or report a plan something back there if we had to create it. So I'm going to offer for sure. Yeah. You're saying just along that southern line that touches the, yeah, that's the line I think that was up first time. OK, is that right? That's the other monitor. And so, I have just a question. So, I know you've talked about there is a little bit of, I guess, confusion, I guess some people may have about 30% versus the 5,000 square feet. Are you okay with the council making that determination of how we think it should read what that you're gonna be good with whatever outcome. Cause talking to even these, this shouldn't affect your actual zoning. This is something that we could work through after but I just want to make sure that you know that's something that yeah we're I can not talk to the nuns as well. So we're a guy with the receiving the zoning. No that caveat can still be out there. I mean I do want to say again though that I got it. I mean it matters right? So we've already carved off 10, you know, right, a 10% of the loss that we had originally proposed that we thought were still be heard within the public areas, we're red, but it's not getting another 20-something units off because it's a huge difference to economies of scale, property, and all those kind of things. So I do love what I do, but it's not hot enough. So we do want to be able to make money at the same time. I want to keep it alive and continue to keep moving forward. Yeah, and I want to get you an answer. We have that. I appreciate that. Yeah. Yeah, because we were able to get a positive vote tonight. Then in reality, I'm basically we're just going to be on standby because we can't really, I can't release an engineer to start designing what we don't know we something. Well what did it took to make it an amendment to the zoning order? Yeah I read the ordinance the way it's written is that you know the midst is 5,000 five thousand square foot per week. I didn't write it I don't I would do, that's just how we did it, and I know you would do it. But I think we have to interpret the ordinance as a shred. Now the ordinance can be changed, and that is a two to three month process. Okay. Okay. Any other questions? Then, Josh White has some questions about truck traffic and everyone getting in now. Well, that would be a design that should be able to get trucks in. Well, yeah, trying to very much affect your units and how much you could do. I don't know if I could put the intersend to question, but I'm gonna take a stab at it. So the question was, can truck traffic turn around? And so I think Ethan mentioned this thing. The school bus, they had no problems coming out of here. We have them at the Barthag, they only fire. And so we meet all of the international fire codes standards for a fire truck. And so the fire truck is turning on to look at most truck traffic. And so there's code, this design, to be able to accommodate all kinds of traffic, not just traditional vehicular traffic. And so we'll follow them. I thought, I could have been back to the proposed, I think, an important code with the A A cell length and the cell length so we can get people in and out. I think that we would be required for that at the cell length and I'm so not sure about the left hand turn limit. But we're going to do that for the other lessons. So we'll do everything to the standards. How's that going to turn out? It's going to turn out well to any side. That's not what we're going to do. Yeah, I think it was concerned about the side streets. Like, yeah, you know, the big one large truck and head is. Can we get rid of the liver? Yeah, so a good question is that if you were out of your mind to design a mask, except not a copy of the medicine, all of the, they call them, there's turn around spots in there that are designed for that, and they're not paid with the street exceeds basically up to 150 feet for a truck you would have took back in and in turn on the old term and we designed for that and so it's designed for school buses fire trucks everybody and so I'm just designed for that now it's gonna be super easy and someone can be super excited about bringing a mat truck in there no but it's the kind of can accommodate that and and it's designed to do what accommodate that. No one would be no truck driver would go to the area, did stuff unless every car parking the street and block the street, but I would argue that in the end of the Augusta street, the project, for 149 town homes down the street on the right way, 30 feet, what 50 feet of rock? Plus significant, way more so as the one just the road down the street. Hey John, my job was probably with that. I would like to hear the judge's comment. I would like to hear the judge's comment. I would like to hear the counsel's not proving a side flag. No, that is true. The result is that they are looking for a second mark. If there are any issues with design and compliance with the occurrence, that's something that would be perhaps at the next shift. Yep, that would be during the design and the phase, not at this phase here. Sorry, I'm getting a question. Oh, Jack, Jack, how do you do that? Gene, did you have anything? Well, I was just thinking that, you know, you'd have to have room for moving bands and all that type of stuff. Some of them are large, but yeah. But that's for Adam in his engineer and engineer to determine after this. So. Any question? No. Anyone else? Thanks. Well, now I'll open the floor for public comments. for public comments. Good afternoon. I made you balloon 66 for your program. Mr. Mayor and Council members have just like a recap. My presentation from May, May, briefly, has a stated in May that are many positive benefits for the city for the approval of Mr. Baker for the quest. And it will present a monthly income of the city, while it will enable the city to expand its services and have the budget to do so. This will come to be a water sewer, trash contract, connection fees, permits, and will increase the population, therefore increasing its lost funds to the city from Mark Koeh County. It has been mentioned in prior meetings that the city has to operate on a budget and the city's funds are very limited. If the city has limited funds, it is only logical to approve a request that will benefit the city every month for many years to come. At Toyota Tire, we now have over 200 employees that are interested in and have completed our survey for possible assistance in purchasing a home. I would like to thank Mr. Patrick N. Tarsie O. for attending tonight. He as well as myself are in favor of this for our employees to re-enteric, to re-enteric. Our employees are driving for very very long distances to and from Toyota every day, which is a safety hazard for our employees after working 12 hours shifts and being one out and driving a hour and a half home an hour and I have two work. In the previous meeting, being the end-season in the previous meeting, it was mentioned about additional traffic issues that have been addressed as well as other people here tonight. We are going to have an increase in traffic regardless of whether this request is approved or denied. As we speak, 700 houses have been approved if we built off each valid road. We will inherit that traffic with no benefit to the city. The council previously approved a $7 million concrete facility to be built on highway 411. That will give the city concrete trucks coming through 24 hours a day. Again, no benefit to the city. School systems and Benadres and I'll disgive that part. School's follow root of cops, not the other way around. Concerns on occupancy of the town houses is mentioned. With the Toyo Interest plus the new industrial complex is on cast wide road, many people will be seeking a home closer to work. I previously gave up Council members to preliminary results from my ceremony. We conducted at Toyota as a reminder, 45% of the 102 employees at that time survey are renters that are actively seeking to purchase the home closer to work. And that's the survey I gave out. We have the last council meeting. I would like to remind the council that you have to base your decision on the standards for making zoning decisions that are found in the city's only ordinance. The council members were given copies of these standards on prior occasions that the council chose to ignore. Do you have any doubt about the consideration or the people means all people, present and future. The first. I'm going to come to you as the President and Chief Operating Officer of Tone Tudders North America tonight and speaking to you from that capacity. As you know, obviously, the great estate of Georgia is going to grow exponentially, but the government and his team are going to be a great job. Attracting business from all around the world, we know that the North West region is going to probably take a line and share that growth between the Northwest and the Southeast regions. And of course, we know that the Arto County and White Fall right in, in right in the line with that. And of course we know that Artaucalian and White fall right in the line with that. And of course we also know that the sale of the Audrey Corporation that opens up this area to growth from both industrial, commercial, and residential, both low and high density houses overall. So with all this growth in Georgia, you know, the three main things that affect our workforce in Georgia are housing, transportation and childcare. And this project will right along the cell, we need to give those three main issues that affect all work and the Williams. In our fact, it is not immune to those statistics of what I want to speak with our employees. Mr. Bruce said many over the drive, and now some up to an hour and a half to the phone work. Approximately 1,250 employees of our 1,450, outwardly employees, they drive more than 30 minutes overall. And we did a survey to the plant and we said it was interesting and we would close your factory and over 200 employees responded to that. We would love to see some housing where we could move closer to the plant. And especially with this project here, if they were able to utilize some of those town bones they would literally be in walking distance of facility. So I think this project was a long way and supporting the workforce of the folks in Georgia and get some culture to where their families could learn to work and play all in the same area. So, I'm certainly throwing my support behind the project. And to tack on with that, of course, Torio, who is looking at how can we help our employees potentially, remember these time loans by some type of employee who assisted more of this program that's still on the work so we can't have the head, we'll tell anybody on that one. But if we're trying to be on a part of that, well again, I think this project certainly would solve two of those three major issues facing the more unfortunate areas. So thank you. issues. So thank you. Anyone else want to come forward and speak in favor against? Could you state your name? I'm not sure. I don't know, I don't know how to tell a lot. He came before me with 10 months. I'm more insightful. I grow and we meet. My thing is, we have people that say our war is talks. It's killing us all. We've got a concrete plan on it. It's going to kill us all. So if we really want to pick a movement here, no, we're going to kill it. Or we're going to kill a dank it. You know, that's my concern. There's the water here. Is it bad? It's concrete plank, don't kill people here. I'm no bad at all. I'm no bad at home. I'm no bad at home. You know, so is it. I mean, I looked at all that and said, I'm all for a brother. Don't touch that problem, though. Many times, if it's really that bad, do we want the people to live here? No, there don't be sick. Or a cricket sick. You know, that're not going to be sick or cricket sick. You know, that's not going to come to an end. So thank you all. I'm glad that you have some weather for chips. I'm going to take a ride out of the team. You know, it's great to have these projects in came from the water. So just last week I was contacted by a camera. Let me put it back a little bit. Before the former mayor passed away, me and you met and he wanted to come along to my property and to do a project where it was a great project that never was part of the scene after the day of the mayor. While the county came and counted me and talked about that for the kind of day. They do not part. They are drilling away up the slasping. They drill some wells back here. Right now I'm properly between the quarry and my property. And it's a good walk back here. The problem that I have here, if the water that I am using and my home and my church, is not clean. Why are we not knowing the people about the world? Why are we not telling the people to be careful or to find another way of? Why are we not telling them that you are coming up with a plan. Hey Pastor sorry to bother you but are you going to talk about the rezoning? All right this is the rezoning comment section. Yeah I understand. So did the 10th of all the rezoning? Yes. They did. What's your talking about the water at the moment? Well did he not have the water. Along with the rezoning. Okay, well, the second thing I said was going to be back after me. That's what I said. All right, close the video. So, the thing is that is this your responsibility of the council to take your people? If you give us a notification that there's something wrong with water, we'll make adjustments. We will do what we can to help us. But he was the council, me to help us. Notify him. Tell him what's going on. Don't just push it on the road because it's not family, but it's him. I just move here. Three years now, and four years. And I don't know if I can go anywhere, but going in place, but it is not good business for you not to let me know what I let the people know that there's something wrong with the world. No matter how they come in and the people don't know anything, they don't even get caught or got a gun. I don't know if we talked about the people PFAS two months ago. Yeah, well the actual final numbers wasn't administered by the EPD until April 10th of 2024. That's when they issued their final ruling on what they considered high-low that type of thing. But you got your patient and ob of us that have been doing for it. There's been two tests done. Well, I mean, if you'll hold on, I will get to it. There's an actual section. Jay's going to speak on it. Right now, there is actually been two tests done. One was in 2021, and one was in 2023. That's the only testing that's been done for PFAS thus far in the city of white. The EPD recommends that we test at least throughout the year to get a good testing. But I'll let you speak on that later. We're in a rezoning matter right now. So anyone else want to speak in favor against the rezoning for SEL angry? Hearing that, I'll close the public comment section. I mean, we're at risk of the concerns popped up to the other day. I got a simple comment. That's it. You should see an app that we should have cast for June and Tim. There's two comments they brought up in the garden. We brought the water to see it. We just said you know there's a really nice water line. It's a water supply county line that runs through by the way down in Tulia. So we would be tapping into that water line. So it would be a water supply county water line for the master meter. So that means it is white. We would pay for it and install a master meter, water would come through that master meter and why it would get a build for all the water that those units use. Why it would then send a build to the individual services to those people that come in so I'm not familiar with the water situation. If I wanted me, I don't really get involved in any of that. I do want to clarify that the line that we would be pulling from would be a far to the county water line which I think sounds like it's different on top of that. One of the requirements that we do put in and so water lines are testing it takes place as well. So that's another part of the process to, so regardless of where the water comes from, we're required to test that. I just wanted to be steeped out. That one small one just a later part. So thank you. Any discussion? I do think there are comments that you're going to have to do again when we mentioned about the water. He said our engineers said our system would have. I used to have them in with what we we could have to buy it from the can. Which is true, I mean, can our system have the function of water for that development? I believe so. I had to check. I think this was a job of people for a people man in the health of the whole chain. I've got water approval letter and a sewer approval letter. From the sea. I started. And John said to me, I'm going to get the air. So I'm going to get the air system with that. Yeah. That it can be provided through bar safety. I was on hand one thing to the creatures. How much about safety and water, and you know, the water is tested regularly so we've got record all of the time. I'm not even proud of us. Here I can tell you about water safety and that being able to give you a look at it. Well that's just the two testing samples. That was the whole people to be fast. I said it was done in 2021 2023. Yeah let's move on to any other questions comments from the council. Here, have a motion on this matter? This matter, I want to reiterate that if somebody wishes to make a motion to approve and wishes to oppose the conditions that will propose by the advocate, then that will need to be in a motion. Okay. They accept that the motion to approve also with the conditions that they propose and are shown on the program plan. If the motion also, the movement also wishes to propose a condition that the conditions that show on the plant. We'll have a second all in favor. I all opposed. Motion carries three two. Mr. Nareff, you know, I have the floor. Does that work? True. Okay. So concerning the reason why everybody has not felt about it before, but I just don't believe in the instrument I don't have to care for you. So please note that I wrote it for my album personally. One blame you for be used for, I would have been them, although I've always respected the dead and family. And I want them to prosper and I had met to overseas single-facom homes instead because this is where we are and this is the decision we have to make. So please note that they could not stop comparing to it. I truly did explore the downer because I was completely torn. I do realize that a lot of the citizens do not love the development. I get that. Again, I do not. As well. It's just a lot. It's a lot of population, I spoke to all the schools. But I realize that I don't know how to vote, but I want to be pleased. But these are key manufacturers, and I hope that everyone will take into consideration if they are angry. We face too many decisions concerning our water, that will be discussed later, and you'll review the revenue increase from the initial long term and the taxes that are based off population, not what Amy said, will definitely help with that. I have to look at the city as a business, and that has to throw off or fold into the counter. Then we have zero say. The traffic increases huge. However, I have to say that the location and the proposed Toyota shuttle system that I hope will still be on, I'm hoping that will help our traffic. And please remember that we have a lot of traffic coming from the North Latoya, Not just, I know shift changes really hard for us from 6.37 to 38 p.m. and a.m. but it's not just, it's not just to here. Now for a key factor two weeks ago I felt that to revisit the auger court project flat for their development. And just as I remember they were planning on putting high density residential on Stant Creek Road very close to 4.011, their tour traffic is going to increase anyway. So I'm hoping that this will allow, with us allowing the town homes to the north end of the city, it will cut down some of the tour traffic, at least that is going back in Fort Satoia. And when we annexed the last town homes into the city, we get the south end, I said, it's coming anyway, so we might as well benefit from it. And this is a different location with all the same concerns with school traffic and that a surge of population will impact. But I am hoping that with the extreme, if you've opened your tax bill, the extreme increase of school tax this year that our rural area will reap the benefits and get it expected to come into growth. I understand this is not monthly, is everyone? That I'm going to explain it to come to the earth. I understand this is not my place, everyone. The right way we see my point and I know that I do not take the decision lightly and that I'm at peace with. So now we'll move to the second reading of the Post-Gestruction Stormwater Ornits. Again, this is part of the audit that we're required to do. The purpose of this ordinance is to protect, maintain, and enhance the public health, safety, environment, and general welfare by establishing minimum requirements and procedures to control the adverse effects of increased post-destruction storm water runoff and non-point source pollution associated with new development and redevelopment. So I will open the floor for any public comments. Hearing and seeing none, I'll close the floor. Any discussion on the council? Hearing none, can I get a motion? I make a motion. May I approve the ordinance of the council? No, it's back at the motion. All in favor? All right. Aye. Motion carries unanimously. The second is the sign ordinance update. So the purpose of this ordinance is to promote redway and pedestrian safety to reduce traffic and pedestrian hazards and maintain the historical and cultural heritage of the city as well as the image of the city and protect against property values from diminishing by minimizing the adverse effects caused by the visual light of signs and awards. I will open the floor for public comments on this one. Here you can see now that I will close the public comment section and open the floor. Call my moods to table this until next month so that I can review it in more detail and look at the zoning ordinance that also contains some regulation. So, I thought they'd own a site. It was that day, but I don't think that it went. I like the other one better. I'm a Dean, less type of person, so. And give us a copy of that to look at, so we can make it going for the city. I'm going to review it and review what's in the zone. My plan is to review the current ordinance and the proposed and also the guidance that GMA has provided on sign統enches to avoid suit lawsuits, etc. So you can see the motion on the table. So I have a motion to table. I'm like a motion to table. I'll have a second. I think you made the motion and you just need to see the second. Okay. All in favor? All right. Hi. So, should be going to the first reading for Stephanie Beck, which is the Heritage Palace going from R. Wanda industrial heavy. She did reach out to me this afternoon by stating that she did have an issue coming up and that she would not be able to attend and ask that we table the first reading until next month and that they would cover the re-advertisement costs and anything associated with that. Do I have a motion? No, I'm sorry. No, I'm in favor. Motion carries unanimously. And I'll move to report to the Council on the two CDEs we go to the bank of the federal industry. I did that to get that point for us on maybe set up a day after our counseling and as copy so I said documents through by a lot of student but I got our idea for what we're going to be right now so all the people who know courts are happy to see. Also, we only received one RIP for the audit. It was from a company that I, or again, has a copy of, SD's and wall-hot. They want to start on a gelato crush, and they'll have all four years done, about a year and afforded his own rate of approximately 14,400 per hour. She wants to do up for it at the same time to be more efficient. So I just need to... So we only have to pay for those four years right now. Well, yes, when they complete those. Yes. So we don't have to re-docto a little because she said that would also, they also do that on the 20, for the 24, 25 audits as well, on our gut fast for those as well. That's correct. We don't have to pay for them yet. That's correct. We're just going to be worried about the short period of the fork. Yes, that's correct. So we just need to know if you guys will accept this contract or less than four or we need it. I don't know what else to do. We have to get our audits done. We have to get our audits done and have no choice. And she's the only one responding out of the 12 people that are contacted. If that are recommended to about GMA on the GMEs, to do a lot of spare agreement. This is powering off its. Any other discussion? Do I have a motion? I have a motion to go forward. And I think I'll have a second. I'll call it. There are four questions. Where are the questions? Do I have a second? All in favor? Aye. Motion carries unanimously. Thank you. Just to give you all an update, and I are working on the festival for next year with that lot of interest in getting back to the things that they used to do. And so we're already working on the festival for 2025. The day is April 26th. I'm working on the next sponsors so that our kids out can be free. So everything that the kids do there, they won't cost their parents anything, they won't have to take it, they don't just be free. Recruit, and just so you know, we're not working on this too early because we determined we will have about 59 spaces for vendors and about eight food truck spaces. And we currently have all the food trucks we can handle. And we have 23 vendors all the time about the 59. So if we honestly are looking at really hard and I'm really proud of what we did in that. And then lastly, I've been working on the truck red and the citizen alert. The mayor and I have taken a couple of, like the first couple of training sessions. Last week I got the, go ahead to sign an on and he said, myself some practice messages. That's gonna be for simple use. I think it's gonna be very beneficial to the citizens. It's gonna be beneficial to us and getting war down and what we can do. So we'll keep up with that. I hope we get to roll back out sometime in the next couple of months so that you know, with the pieces and the war on the things, especially in emergency type events. Let's see if we can have a question. Well, since you're there, let's, they say you don't have to go back down. Okay. The fine schedule update. Oh yes. You guys asked me to present the fine fines and for purchase schedule to the judge. I said it to the judge. He reviewed all the fines and signed up on all the payings. Look, just a few suggestions, which we have updated between step 59. Everybody has a copy of the final version. The only thing you need to take note on on the final version is that we went ahead and updated the passing of school west crime to the amount that's going to be needed by the state as of July 1st. So as of July 1st, it'll be $1,000. But if they got a ticket, if you guys approve this list, and they got to take it tomorrow, that ticket would still be the all price of $4.37. So that might not be going to effect until July 4th. But that was me and Dave, I go on our queue and said, we have no control of that. So I guess I need to move these ass-per-emotion. Brandon, so in essence make a motion to just, these take effect, do you allow the first that way? It'll all take effect at the same time. Can you discussion? Don't have a motion? I don't make a motion. We have heard from the new finance vigil to take effect due off Earth of 2020. Yeah, I have a motion to we have heard from the new finance vigil to take effect due off Earth of 2012. I have a motion to take. Thank you. All in favor? Hi. I'm motion carries unanimously. Thank you. Chief, you're up. I don't have anything to report this month. I just don't have any questions. You may. Jimmy, you wanna do your surplus? Yeah, I got so much of what you did last year. I'm on to let you weigh the layers up here. I'm going to show you on the field. I've got a list of, I think, 9 out of 9 here. That way you can get rid of out of shop. It's just stuff that we had used in quite a while and some of the stuff was still reused. Some of it is scrap. Like I said, we'll put a metal blade on my own, over a thousand, is a fire price. You don't want to go over the slates, because you're just up here. The council members have it, so if you want to, you can if not, that's fine. Well, the first time in the, the John here is lower. We've got a minimum rate of $6.00. It still works good. It's just, we don't know where the native we bought in Newham, a couple of years ago. We have a lower strier combination. This thing is never being used. I don't know how it came about. But we got a metal bed, a 200 on bed. It's obviously just never been used. It's got a tank on it. I don't know how big it is. About a 2 gallon tank. You can build that part of your own. But on the back, destroy it. You know, we got a 3-E pump. We have an air compressor that's just gonna leave, well this one is just brand new. We've got it in several years ago with some surplus stuff and it's never been used. It's just a small, I've laid this up. I've laid this up five horsepower American pressure. I'm not sure about that. We have another, there's two, two, three, and one. sure we have another this is two two three funds we have a full behind it's got a big time on it we have a big Deere Freyermore. I don't know what that is. It goes up to the side of the contractor. We don't really need it. It's just for flat land dollars four. And we have a cobalt 60-pound tank, air tank, the motor locked down ahead but it's got to get a good tank. So we have a minimum bit on all this stuff. So what? I guess I see it. I'll let you get up here if you want. Look at how it looks. That's about all I got. Take your heels and lay them through the public. Yeah. Good morning. I'll go to the bed with a little disk about it. Yeah, the public. Yeah. You want one? Yes, sure. Any questions for Jamie? Any questions? Well, I have a motion. Just a second. And you have a motion? Yeah, just a mic motion to start. I just make a motion that way you start plus this list. Let's do it for a second. All in favor? Hi. Motion carries unanimously. And then new business. So we've got a bid proposal for the yard repair. Is this the only one that's there yet? Yes, that is the only good that we've got. Any other questions, comments? I would just like to get a couple more minutes just so we know that this is a very nice I'm going to start this and they got it saved before. I thought we should go into the exact session. I have one proof reason you're using about a sunshine bottle bill of the exact session on this matter. After the litigation. So I have a motion, turn it into executive session on potential litigation grounds. And just to be clear, it's an order for us to go into the executive session on litigation that has to be incredible for that loss of great power. And there has no loss of the big pile yet. There's not going to be loss of the positive pile, but these are the threats of litigation as we make it. The subject of our executive station, they believe, they don't talk about it now, and can't believe. I'm just saying, if you go into, wish you go to executive session based time, but do you find it pretty fascinating to think throughout the litigation on that? That enough. I thought there was enough to make sure everybody's aware of that. Okay. I think this should be tightened or yet more via gentlemen, or something nice. Do you like this, thank you. Correct feel like it's going to be correct. We have a motion to go into executive session. Do I have a second? Apparently we cannot hold it. So no second. So that motion dies. I do have a motion to get additional bids. Do I have a second? I'll have a second. All in favor? All opposed. All right. Perth? I'll be in touch with you. Not doing these. That's why I screwed up now. I love you. I love you, man. So motion carries 4-1. So next on the agenda is the PFAS EPD lab quote. So I did receive this today. It's from the EPD. They said they would provide 24 test samples. The recommendation is to test for a year. However they did say that if during the testing process it comes that we're up the numbers are pretty much thing steady that we can cut those numbers down the cost per sample is $350, which the overall cost will be $8,400. If we do the full 24 tests. Is there any discussion? No, these other tests that we have are only on two wells. That's for well-win and well-tool. We can test all the wells. So this is for well-win and well-tool, which tested. Which tested back, but one by the other. Well, that would be an additional 350,000. So every test we do is 350. So if what you have to do is... So all the an additional 350. So every test would do? Yes. So if what you have to do? So, yeah. What else is 350? Yes, so you could test, you could test, you know, well one month, then go to well five tests, well two, you know, you can do it that way as well. This is just for 24 samples for a year. Yes. Forward distribution, might have account? General fund. So I think the initial would come, would could use the grant if I correct me from wrong jay. That's right. And then after that however it would be coming from the water sewer. Okay. Yes. Because the grant will not. It will only pay for the initial. Yes, that's right. That's right. Because these initial tests just to clarify everyone, these initial tests is just that. An initial test that could have not been contained again, therefore you made an additional test to convert or, you know, you need a consistent test to establish a baseline. And you may see the numbers of the first few months be consistent, and then that may take you to a few years. And then that may tell you that you need to know first, the year that you, the year is told to send that you've really need consistent texting every time what these are waiting for. Any other questions? Tom, let's roll. All right. Motion is in order. I'm going to come up and accept the bill for the test. All in favor? Aye. Motion carries your end whistle. And now we've gone. Since you're here, Jay, I will Now we've gone since you're here Jay. I will See the floor. Could you give us an update on where you guys stand on your Yeah We're working with Barton County. They feel OS, we're talking about a connection, where you could potentially see where the cost and everything to the, you know, the, to receive work from Barton County, see what that would be in tail, just an exploration of the cost on that. But what the infrastructure would be a take to connect, the closest location would be on Richard Road, where the county water system comes near the cities, for the system where you have two, six inch lines. So the only thing we're waiting for the county on the price that that will cost. Also we're investigating sites for the geologist for mortar exploration, the groundwater exploration. So those are the main two options. And the third option is under the rank to treat you, which would be expensive. So the two most likely options are the first two, which are another way or a county order. So those are the top two options. But the testing model, that you made greatly informed decisions versus, you know, sporadic samples, consistent samples. What kind of time frame are you anticipating? Oh, we'll have the answers on the county connection, probably in the next week or two. And on the water exploration, that has taken a little time. John's working with the geologists right now. He's got potential sources. So that's probably on the level of minds on that option. But we should, on the accounting possible accounting connection we should here, pretty soon, then we'll be able to evaluate how much should water cost versus know, you're now, when we right now, you're using your own water, the county would charge a certain amount of water. We have to look at the economics of that in regards to the ancient. You said, so the county issue, the county mentioned crude facts, but the water source does take a little time. It's been the new water source. Yeah, well, and with the county connection, you know, there could be potential, you know, the fee, you know, there could be increases in the fees and that sort of thing with the county based on what they information they provide back to us. That's correct. That would have to be evaluated once we give the number from the county, we would have the value of the economic, the waterways can support it. Sounds good. Anyone else have any questions? We also just because we also we just pressing at that treatment option or if that's something you have to get the studies done for. Oh we would have processed that shit now. I don't see the wrong, that's what they had done was, but it's very costly. Very costly. But I guess we're just to turn on what we're treating at, that's for the camera. That does hold, huh? There's anyone, looks at anything. I don't know if anyone knows. Sure. Do you know how many alone, completely separate water sources are in our area? Because if our groundwater is contaminated, What good would another well do? Oh, it's just going to drop from the groundwater. And we know that there's another separate soil. It would have to be a specific, it would definitely not look for a well-welz one and two water. So it would be a different location. It would be tested as the medium of the water. The term, if it has PFAS. That's one of the first cases we run nowadays. There's a run of PFOS and to look at what it means under the influence of surface water. If it's under the influence of surface water, and that's an issue in this area, where you got harsh kind of geology, you got a lot of wood that is connected. If it's under the influence of surface, you're wondering why there's extensive treatment clarification and filtration. Ideally, we don't find some distance away, which we test immediately for heat boss, but being in hopefully, you could find a source that is not under the influence of surface water, which means it's connected to surface water and can be fully reused. So you won't. That's the ideal. Now that's not what it's easy to find, but it's kind of what you're looking for. Right, because if it's not, I said, I'm having, I'm sure, I just want to trying to understand. It's straight underground string and it runs from somewhere involved under the carpet mills and it gets contaminated there but it doesn't get contaminated in the surface water where you're going to drill. But you're going to have to have actually drill the well before you do that. You drill test well, meaning you are. So you just do it on a small, yeah, and then you rub, you test it for metals, testicles of metals. You test it micro-allage, really, which, and test to see if it's under the influence of surface water, and then they run tests, whether it's in certain microbes or common surface water, but you end in test of e-boss being also radiation. So you just run a quick test, well, you would run all of us. All of us. So what are the costs for doing that initial testing? Oh, for that. Because I didn't have to end up with that. Oh, yeah, for that. Before we ask for a letter, I'll go through the test. And for the test, over, you can get a successful. I figured they're run. Now you select the character, then you look at the best one and you get a geologist. John works with the geologist you go to. You do a geologist's involved, and they kind of select the location with the best-expecting water to be, but not under the influence of surface water. So, you are giving a slight chance with that, but what you don't want is you don't want one of those, and then you haveed to another solution. You know, it's like you can't imagine any of our circuits work. But you are a significant kind of a risk when you deal with tests, but using the highest risk is where you will get water. Now, I'm not sure what the most, the most latest cost for running a test where it is. I mean, maybe 50, I'm not sure. I have to get you the latest The latest cost for learning a guess where it is. I mean, maybe 50, I'm not sure. I have to get you to the latest bit of the thing in that. But it may be on the level of 50,000. But you select that side carefully, and you select it so you have the best chance of not being under the influence of certain people. Because that would require full treatment on my fellow required, you know, extensive treatment. What about, first of all, the restrictions that support we can build are we restricted to the citizens. Basically, in reach of your board of systems, that that? Yeah. And what about on filtration options as opposed to a full-blown water treatment plant. What about the river sauce? What does that say? Something for you? All using that? Yeah, that's a chance. That would be really great. Hey Jay, sorry about you. Do you mind hanging out after the meeting for anybody that may want to ask you any questions? That way we can go ahead and about it. You know, earlier, I had been coming to this very personal community and I just want to give you the chance of, you know, when I was talking to you about the community, okay? I don't appreciate it. All right. Two stories, talk about it. And I'm not going to speak like I'm going to be living or being living or being living. I'm going to be up to the reading of the book. I didn't know what did mean. I didn't know what did mean. I didn't know what did mean. I didn't know what did mean. I didn't know what did mean. I didn't know what did mean. I didn't know what did mean. I didn't know what did mean. I didn't know what did mean. I didn't know what did mean. I didn't know what did mean So I didn't hear anything. Mr. Nicholson was talking about the zoning when he got out there. Okay, but that's fine. Does anyone else have any comments? I think I'm gonna announce it. Now it's good time. Okay. So, apologize for being so long-weighted, but there's been lots of things that's brought to my attention that are disturbing. So, I'll just fill out the next speaker's rest and then he can take it earlier because the weight is... Although the mayor's done an excellent job basically in the first test of our peak positive last year meetings today included. I just want to share my perspective as an elected official but also as a private citizen just as you're allowed to be here. I understand that not everyone will choose to handle a situation of the same manner but just because someone does a handle exactly the way you would like it does not mean that they are wrong or that they are being receptive. This is zero information being what tells us about our life. Nothing. We've posted it, we've done everything. Truthfully, we probably know more about the water that we drink and rate them and we know about the hormones and pump them to the chicken by sleep. I remember them days to be half the size that they are now. Most of the people that I hold dear to me these water from these wheels are sure you that when we get work from certified people to determine if they are no longer safe like the EPA that we are working with, I'll be the first one to go for action. Honestly, I'm under the first one to go for action. Honestly, I'm not even close. Now, to discuss the financial side of the town hall decision, our rentals aren't perfect as we already know. And once a few more studies have made complete, we have a major decision to make for the future. But we must gather all the information first. And then we'll make a fun and fun decision. Not only that, but our water lines are ancient. So we have to make preparations and we spend with our research on how to proceed with replacing those with end-witch stations to go first. These will both cause major run. And yes, I'm hoping to get back to Grant's side of soon with audit moving forward to help with those kinds of reverence, however we still have to come up to things out of pocket on that as well. I hope that this particular development will help aid our kind of reverence of our C.A. status along with wanting to pay our valuable employees more. We have to remember that we do not pay city property tax so we have to find other resources that come to a pre-versity. Now that the channel has been passed, I would like to take this opportunity to extend that same thought and deliberate planning that went into that piece of land. I am pleased to announce that we are beginning stages of our downtown beautification and restoration project. I would love for our city to be one of those that people would enjoy driving through as their bonus thinking mountains are even at a jager at half the season. This is the long process and we're just in the beginning phases, but as always, funding is blooming in their many stages and it'll be very exciting how do you hope to get the sick included one day. I would also like to monitor one that just like you, we are able to focus on many things at once. Me that we can have serious things, like both of these water issues, cities, to read any traffic concerns, long-term planning and development goals, day-to-day operations, but it's audits, playground safety, setting times and fees all the while, continuing to grow our hometown and a positive direction. I do not take a grant that the Lord has entrusted us to take care of this city during this time in history. And out of land is no good without a citizens. Therefore we are attentive to bring back our stylish and sensitive community. So we have steering these serious situations we are choosing to move forward while bringing back what we gain in new community events and promote them like our monthly duty not for the part for families. Our weekly senior social first senior community, our could-beast with Santa and our first history and half-fart children, our spring festival for all the citizens and businesses. Doing these things actually help our serious issues? No, not immediately. But I hope and pray that what they do accomplish is bring back a sense of community and look to our city and our neighbors so that when we are faced with extremely difficult situations, we know that people that the citizens elected to do their best, they do have their best interests at heart. And even if we don't always agree on each decision, I hope that all of you live your life to the fullest and choose joy, just like the work about it encourages us to do, even very difficult times that are sure to come into your home, into our city, into our country, and in our world. Thank you. Thank you. That's something I always say. The city of White was allergic to the PDAOA, how high it was in August 15, 20, 23rd. So the city has known about this issue for a while. And later, just last moment, you set up there, and I have it on video, you mostly, and you said that I had a son in it, so it was a love one, and I wanted to find it. It wasn't a lot. So. And the citizens still have not been told. If you want to know how to do it, go to the account and website and what they've done. There be a LA with less than our works. But yeah, they told the public, this is what it is, this is what the steps were taken to. To go around and make it better, this is what our long-term goals are. We're even going to put you some fungal water out there so the people that do not get the good water, we're going to give it to you. That's what transparency is. Can I get you a seat council? You stand up in front of it, rather than say something then. Because you will. Well, seat in council. Obviously, of 2020, 30. Well, because you will see the outcome, August of 2020. Well, because here I am, I'm next to the gym, you will listen. What? We're doing the so-called Son of a-Man, I was talking about a 2000-year-old student who was to go to the road and how did you see it until I posted it? Did you see the process of the whole idea of what it did? Just like a max. Well, there are endless. There are endless. There are endless. There are endless. There are endless. There are endless. There are endless. There are endless. There are endless. There are endless. There are endless. There are endless. There are endless. There are endless. There are endless. There are endless. There are endless. There are endless. So, do I have a motion for adjournment? No, I have a motion. So, if it is sufficient for us to post about means or notifications on the door rise and not sufficient for this situation. What's on the website? How many people look on that door and how many of you notice that they're not locked into one? Right, what are we require to develop? Well, no. What did the APA say that we had to do? The people that are served about to do this? Well, you have until the year 2027 for your initial testing. For your initial testing. Yes. So we're about to go ahead. So it's happening. Okay. We're off in the sign of the... Yeah. There are cities that are telling their public. I said, as soon as we got the... As soon as I got the information, it was posted to the door. But do I have emotions for a journey? No, I have a second from Melchon. Not only in favor? Hi. Thank you.