City Council - Regular Meeting

Tuesday, August 18, 2026

About this meeting

Government Body
City Council
Meeting Type
City Council
Location
Eden Prairie, MN
Meeting Date
August 18, 2026

Transcript

50 sections

2:08Speaker 6

Dienstag, der 18. August.

2:13Speaker 7

Jetzt sind meine Mikrofone an. Die Sitzung des Stadtrats von Eden Prairie vom Dienstag, den 18. August 2026 ist hiermit eröffnet. Bitte erheben Sie sich zum Treue Schwur.

2:29Speaker 6

I swear loyalty to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, a nation under God, indivisible, with freedom and justice for all.

2:45 – 4:00Speaker 7

During the summer months we only have one session per month in June, July and August. So tonight is our August session. Es ist für mich zu diesem Zeitpunkt der Sitzung üblich, eine Einladung zum offenen Podium an unsere Einwohner zu verlesen. Das offene Podium ist eine Gelegenheit für Einwohner von Eden Prairie, sich mit Anliegen zur Stadtverwaltung von Eden Prairie an den Stadtrat zu wenden. These take place before every council meeting and the council usually meets on the first and third Tuesday of each month. The open podium takes place from 6.30 p.m. to 6.50 p.m. right here in the council hall. If you would like to speak on the open podium, please contact the office of the city director at 9529 529 9412. Bis spätestens Mittag des Sitzungstages mit Ihrem Namen, Ihrer Telefonnummer und dem Thema, damit wir uns besser vorbereiten können. Das offene Podium wird weder aufgezeichnet noch im Fernsehen übertragen. Wenn Sie Fragen zum offenen Podium haben, wenden Sie sich bitte an das Büro des Stadtdirektors. Mr. Goh, we have a few really positive statements about our phenomenal employees tonight, but I leave you the start with the first of the awards for the rescue swimmer training of the American Red Cross. Thank you, Mr. Mayor, Mr. Mayor and the Council.

4:00 – 4:18Speaker 6

Yes, that's us. We are very happy to have some of our leading employees from the aquatics area for this award here. I hand over the floor to our director of parks and leisure facilities, Amy Markle, to guide us through this point. Thank you, Dr. Markle.

4:19 – 5:57Speaker 3

Yes, thank you, Mr. Mayor and the Council. I am very happy to be able to tell you tonight that the city of Eden Prairie of the American Red Cross was awarded as one of the best training providers of the United States for the year 2025. This is the fourth year in a row that we have received this recognition. This is not only based on the quantity of aquatic training, but also on the quality and satisfaction of the participants. The Park & Freizeit team is very proud of our performance in 2025, with which we have trained over 650 participants in 75 different courses. The courses include things like HLW instructions, instructions and certifications for rescue swimmers as well as water safety courses. This is a major part of our facility. In the Eden Prairie Community Center, many of our employees, but also staff from the entire region take part in it. And this helps the staff, you know, hundreds of different locations throughout the Midwest working with rescue swimmers. This award honors our deep commitment to water safety and the positive effects it had for our community in Minnesota and beyond. We are very grateful to our head of the swimming area, Nick Ramey, and his talented team of rescue swimmers for the daily leadership work they do to protect our community both on the beach in the open and in the hall bar, as well as for the cooperation with the American Red Cross in providing such excellent opportunities. I am pleased to introduce our head of the swimming area, Katie Bailey and Sam Muir, who will tell you a few words about this special award. Please come forward.

6:02Speaker 7

Thank you for coming tonight.

6:02 – 6:45Speaker 4

Thank you very much to all of you for acknowledging this program. It's really incredible to see how it has grown from less than 60 participants in the first year to over 600 participants. So we are the leading educational institution of the Red Cross in the Middle West and actually one of the three best in the whole country. And we see participants from about 12 different federal states of the country who use our programs. So we are incredibly grateful for all the support we have received from the city and the community. So thank you all very much.

6:45Speaker 1

I think we're going to take a photo now.

6:55 – 7:08Speaker 6

That's pretty simple. Thank you.

7:22Speaker 7

All right, Mr. Gau. To continue with the positive mood here, we honor our personnel with the awards of the Minnesota Association of Government Communicators.

7:35 – 8:03Speaker 6

You're welcome. In this area alone, we have received a number of awards of the Minnesota Association of Government Communicators, which honor the city and our employees for their work in communication. So I will ask our communications manager of the city, Joyce Lauren, to come forward and introduce our speaker, who will guide us through this award ceremony. Hello everyone.

8:03Speaker 2

We are lucky to have Ari Licket here. She is the president of the Minnesota Association of Government Communicators and will be giving away our awards tonight.

8:13Speaker 7

All right. Thank you for coming.

8:19 – 14:10Speaker 4

Oh God, excuse me, please. Good evening, Mr. Mayor and members of the city council. I am Ari Licket, the head of the communications department of Carver County and president of the Minnesota Association of Government Communicators, short MAGC. MAGC is a professional organization that supports communication in the public sector throughout Minnesota. We offer opportunities for communicators in the government sector to learn from each other, to strengthen their skills and evaluate procedures, to exchange with the goal of helping public institutions to communicate more effectively with people and to integrate them, whom they serve. Every year, our Northern Lights Awards honor the outstanding work of communicators in the government sector throughout the federal state. The contributions are evaluated by communication experts from outside Minnesota. The Northern Lights Award is a significant recognition for creativity, strategy, implementation and results. I am very happy to be here tonight, because Eden Prairie had an extraordinary year. I'm sure you can see it right over there. The city received seven awards in 2026, including five first places at the Northern Lights Awards. Yes, five. Exactly. I just had to say it twice because it's so extraordinary. So Live in the Prairie won three first places in the category Graphic Design, general publications, as well as newsletters or magazines. The Name of That Gummy campaign by Eden Prairie Liquor received two first places for the marketing or communication plan and for the integration of the community. The packaging for Little Berry on the Prairie received a second place in the area of graphic design. and the work of the city to digitize the communication of the senior center received, excuse me, a recognition with the third place in the category marketing or communication plan. And there is another highlight that is worth mentioning. For the third time in a row and in total for the fifth time, Life in the Prairie was named one of six nominees for Best of Show. If you don't remember, Life in the Prairie has already won Best of Show twice. First in 2018, excuse me, in his debut year, and then a second time in 2025. These results alone could already make this year a remarkable year. But there is another honor that I would like to be particularly proud of tonight. This year, communications manager Joyce Lauren received the Scott Pangeli Lifetime Achievement Award, the highest individual award of the MAGC. This award is for the esteemed government communicator from Minnesota, Scott Pengelly, who has named and honored individuals who have proven outstanding leadership and have made lasting contributions to communication in the public sector. In Joyce's 20 years in Eden Privé, the communication profession and the role of the municipal communications department have changed dramatically. When she started, the government's work focused largely on printed newsletters, faxes, press releases and simple websites. Today, this work means moving in a digital environment that requires constant attention, strategic thinking and adaptability. This includes leading public communication reactions in the city during crises and developing sophisticated marketing and engagement strategies for revenue-generating initiatives that help to compensate the basic taxes. In all this change, Joyce has not only kept pace. She has always helped to show the way. Under its leadership, Eden Prairie has set up a communication program that reaches the citizens where they are. Through a powerful website, social media, e-mail and text messages, barrier-free content in simple language, as well as publications that continue to set very high standards. And that has also struck the citizens. In the city's quality of life surveys, the residents have given Eden Prairie's communication work under Joyce's leadership excellent grades year after year. She also strengthened the organization behind the scenes by establishing brand standards, modernizing internal communication, increasing efficiency, promoting barrier freedom and helping the city to introduce new tools and technologies. Perhaps the most important thing is that Joyce established the communication sector as a trustworthy strategic partner to protect and strengthen the reputation and brand of the city. Her team has helped the city management to master difficult and public situations, to build trust in the community and to create an extraordinary balance of professional recognition. During her time in office, Joyce has built up a culture of excellence that enables her team to be innovative, take smart risks and do outstanding work. This work has brought in more than 60 awards from the MAGC and national trade unions, including 3CMA and IABC. But awards only tell a part of the story. Joyce was also a mentor and cooperation partner for communicators in our entire region. She shared her expertise generously, invested in the growth of her environment and promoted communication professionals who later took leadership positions in other communities. Damit weitete sie ihren Einfluss auf den Berufsstand weit über Eden Prairie hinaus aus, was unglaublich wichtig ist. And ihre Führung hat diese Organisation gestärkt, die Art und Weise verbessert, wie Bewohner ihre Stadt erleben und mit ihr interagieren und ein Vermächtnis geschaffen, dass Eden Prairie noch Jahre zugute kommen wird. In the name of the MAGC, I feel honored to congratulate the city of Eden Prairie and its communication team on a very obviously outstanding year. And Joyce, congratulations again on winning the Scott Pengelly Lifetime Achievement Award 2026. This is an appropriate recognition for an extraordinary career and a legacy in public service that has set a minimum standard for communicators in the government sector. So congratulations.

14:24Speaker 2

Certainly, I like to say something.

14:29 – 14:53Speaker 4

Thank you, Ari, for being here tonight and for these incredibly friendly words. It means a lot to me to have you here as a representative of MAGC and to see that the work of the city is rewarded in this way. I also want to honor my team. I am incredibly happy to work with a group of talented, creative and committed communication professionals who love this community and this community loves this community and who are passionate about outstanding work in their name.

14:53Speaker 3

I am very proud of what we have achieved together.

14:55 – 15:27Speaker 4

And I would like to thank our city leadership and our city council. The kind of communication program that Ari described is only possible in one organization, which appreciates communication, trusts its experts and gives us the support and opportunity to be innovative, take risks and raise the bar. Finally, I feel very honored to receive this award for my work of life. To be recognized by my colleagues in this profession means more to me than I can express appropriately. Thank you, I am very grateful.

16:23 – 18:20Speaker 7

As city council, we are very aware of the work of our communication and marketing teams, because we see the documents that go to our residents and we receive feedback from our residents. But I personally want to say as mayor that this year, well, actually the last few years have been pretty stressful. But only in view of the fact that we sometimes have to quickly bring messages to the public and they have to say exactly what we really need. And Joyce was a phenomenal partner, an incredible author. And just to make it clear, I wrote everything I sent. I wrote a large part of what I sent. I delivered the core, but Joyce is a great editor and I think she understands the voice of the people for the or with whom she writes and that is impressive. So I can't thank her enough. And I received a lot of praise. In fact, I received praise from district officials who said we were leading in our communication during the rise of the ice in the last winter. And that is partly due to Joyce's amazing ability to communicate so well and brilliantly. So thank you. Well done. It is fantastic that our city has won all these awards for communication. And once again, Swag Gale, our CEO, you lead this team, this community of our employees. Thank you also for everything you do, by really hiring good people. And to the council, thank you for the support you have given for the high quality of our staff and the expectations that our residents have now.

18:24 – 21:07Speaker 6

Mayor, city council, I also read some of the comments about Joyce. Ari, that was excellent. I mean, these comments, they really touched on a lot of topics and there was so much in there that was related to the city and I think there is so much good content. Natürlich gibt es so viel guten Inhalt, den unser Kommunikationsteam für die Stadt bereitstellt, aber auch so viel Gutes in Bezug auf die Kommunikationsarbeit, die Joyce für das Team leistet. Und nicht nur bei den Auszeichnungen, die dieses Jahr verliehen wurden. Es gibt Preise, die jedes Jahr verliehen werden, und wir müssen diese in Zukunft öfter wieder mehr in den Fokus rücken. But one thing you should also remember, and I think you know, the mayor knows that and I know that the police and the fire department know that, but a large part of the work of Joyce and the communication team can be done around the clock. Es gibt, und Sie haben das erwähnt, Bürgermeister bei einigen Mitteilungen, Notfälle, die zu jeder Zeit auftreten können. Und Joyce selbst ist besonders zu jeder Tageszeit bereit, im Namen der Stadt zu reagieren und zu kommunizieren und jederzeit bereit, der Stadt unseren Bürgern und internen der Abteilung bei Bedarf zur Seite zu stehen. Zusätzlich zu vielem von dem, was Ari gesagt hat, machen Sie uns zu einer der führenden Städte nicht nur im Bundesstaat, sondern im ganzen Land, was unser Niveau an Engagement und Kommunikation angeht. I was asked at a national conference for city manager to talk about how well we interact with our community. And that was due to your work and the work of your team. And you helped me to put this presentation together. So that was a big, a really big part of it. And also how you lead your team is an essential part of this work. Bürgermeister, Sie haben erwähnt, dass ich der CEO der Stadt bin. Die Stadt ist voll von vielen, vielen CEOs und vielen anderen Leuten in ihren Abteilungen und Arbeitsbereichen, die dafür sorgen, dass die Stadt ebenfalls funktioniert. Also ein großes Lob an Joyce und wir werden diese Auszeichnung intern jeden Tag thematisieren.

21:11 – 22:14Speaker 7

Very briefly, another small aspect of your work that has really come to light in recent years. With today's social media, it is not uncommon for misinformation to spread very quickly. And if you sometimes pay attention to Nextdoor, then you read and it is not really legal for us or at least we are advised to answer it because of the problem of archiving. Sometimes I want to, but Joyce's team is so quick to react to what's going on out there, whether it's rumors, misinformation, errors. Do you know what's going on? And so your team, like all communication and marketing teams today, has this new responsibility to really be informed around the clock about what's going on in the world of misinformation. So again, thank you very much for everything you do there as members of the council. Gibt es noch etwas, bevor wir weitermachen, bezüglich dieser großartigen Kommunikationsabteilung, die wir haben?

22:20Speaker 7

Okay, weiter geht's. Wir kommen zur Genehmigung der Tagesordnung. Gibt es Punkte, die Sie hinzufügen, streichen, separat besprechen oder Berichte von Ratsmitgliedern?

22:32Speaker 6

that you would like to add? No.

22:34 – 23:03Speaker 7

Is there an application for approval of the agenda? I apply for approval of the agenda. Do you have any support for the application? There is further discussion. Everyone who is in favor please say yes. We come to the protocol of our council meeting from July, July 14th. We had both a workshop and a city council meeting. Are there any concerns, changes or something that you have read and would like to see changed? If not, there is a request for approval of the protocols for both the workshop and the regular city council meeting.

23:04Speaker 4

I apply for approval of the following city council protocols. City Council Workshop on Tuesday, July 14, 2026 and City Council Meeting on Tuesday, July 14, 2026.

23:18Speaker 7

If not, there is an application for approval of points A to V on the list of consent.

23:49Speaker 6

I apply for the approval of points A to V on the list of approvals.

23:53Speaker 7

Is there any further discussion? Everyone who is for it, please say so. We have a public hearing tonight. Thank you, mayor and city council.

24:03 – 24:56Speaker 6

The road and supply project. A topic that is very familiar to you and that we have been talking about for a long time. You have already approved a feasibility study for this project in 2020. Und Sie haben dies tatsächlich, Robert wird gleich darauf eingehen, bereits bewilligt. Doch aufgrund von Verzögerungen bei der Marshall Farms Erschließung wurde das Straßenbauprojekt zurückgestellt. Daher liegt es Ihnen nun erneut zur Entscheidung vor. Ich werde nicht alles vorlesen, da unser Leiter des Bauamts, Robert Ellis, einige Folien vorbereitet hat, um sie auf den neuesten Stand zu bringen. Kurz gesagt, wir bitten Sie, das Straßen- und Versorgungsprojekt erneut zu genehmigen. Ich übergebe nun das Wort an Herrn Ellis für eine kurze Präsentation, bevor Sie Maßnahmen ergreifen, die öffentliche Anhörung abhalten und die Straßenbauarbeiten in Auftrag geben.

24:58 – 35:32Speaker 5

Robert, Herr Bürgermeister, Stadtrat, ja, das mag Ihnen sehr bekannt vorkommen, dass Sie bereits im Januar 2024 einen Beschluss zu diesem Punkt gefasst haben. Der Grund, warum wir heute wieder hier sind, ist, dass die staatlichen Vorschriften eine Frist zwischen dem Beschluss und dem Baubeginn vorsehen. Diese beträgt zwölf Monate. We were prepared for it, but the original builder of Marshall Farms, as you know, has left. Now we have a new builder, and that's why more than 12 months have passed. That's why we're back here. We have it on the agenda tonight. The final layout plan for Marshall Farms was approved, as well as the second reading and the signing agreement. So it looks like the builder was ready to advance this project. to start the project Dailroad, because both projects are inseparable, connected to each other. Without Marshall Farms, we can't build the Dailroad. A property exchange for the new route management was required. That's why they are connected to each other. We again ask the city council to re-invite the project that they had already commissioned in January 2024. Maybe a short summary of the previous steps, as the city council has already made numerous decisions about this project over the years. The first serious talks about it took place in March 2022 when the city council, in a workshop, checked the course of the Dell Road. And then there was the March of the same year as the city council approved the feasibility study, which is required as part of every evaluation project. And then, in November 2023, the city council received this feasibility study. It was discussed in the council meeting, followed by another meeting a few months later in January 2024, as I mentioned, at which the city council commissioned the project. This made it possible for us to take the final plans and specifications for the issuance in July 2025. This was approved. Then, in September 2025, we had a premonition that this construction project might not be continued, but we had already written out offers. So we had to do something with these offers. And since it looked like it probably wouldn't go on, I mean, we rejected these offers for the construction project. And now in August 2026 we are here today because we have a developer who has actually already done a lot of work on the project. That's why we have to go on our day road now. So we are asking for a new project and will return in September with a series of offers that the council will hopefully give up so that we can start building. That was a little historical look back on some years, but I wanted to refresh the council briefly. Now to the Delrhod project. I tried, it's not perfect, but I tried to adapt it to the existing topography of the area. You see the red dotted line is the current course of the Delrhod. And I put the plans over the topography to show where the new Delrhod will run. So it moves slightly to the north in the center of this course, Burleigh. The reason for this shift is that today we have some very sharp horizontal curves that restrict the line of sight. This makes it a bit dangerous or unpleasant if you drive around some of these curves here. To improve this, we widen or loosen the curve so that the line of sight becomes better. The vertical ascents out there are pretty steep. I think we have almost 16% rise and drop in the Delrhodes area. So we're trying to mitigate this. They are adjusted to about 13.9%. So we can make some ring-fugue improvements. It will still be a somewhat steep road, but we have tried to eliminate some of the steepest sections. Wir arbeiten auch mit dem Wasserschutzverband zusammen. Sie haben im Laufe der Jahre eine Reihe von Projekten entlang des Riley Creek durchgeführt, um das Ufer wiederherzustellen und einige Uferbefestigungen vorzunehmen. Wir haben einige Änderungen im Verlauf der Bachüberquerung vorgenommen und zudem Verbesserungen für den Fischlebensraum erzielt. Wir haben mit ihnen abgestimmt, wo der Verlauf des Riley Creek nach Abschluss des Projekts letztendlich liegen wird. Ich möchte auch darauf hinweisen, dass die Straße nicht durchgehend bis zum Flying Cloud Drive am Highway 61 führt. A part of it was completed by the district a few years ago, but we will connect a new road with our project, which ends on Highway 61. So you will see some road construction and earthworks in the southern area of ​​Dell Road. In addition, a short section of Turnbull Road will also be rebuilt and adapted within the framework of this project. A small area on Turnbull Road is also part of this project. I should emphasize that the improvements do not only limit themselves to the roadway. There is a road that continues and changes from the west side of the road to the south side. In the north, it is connected to the existing road, which is connected to the Flying Cloud Drive Trail. Water and drain lines are of course extended in order to be able to supply the Turmbull residential area. There will be a pump, since we cannot drain the drain here by natural means. So we are building a pump plant on Riley Creek, as well as a rainwater treatment. There is currently a gravel road there. A large part of the gravel is washed into the stream in every rain. This was a problem so far, because pollutants have deposited in the stream. With this project, we start the rainwater over our drain system, open it and regulate the flow before it is directed into Riley Creek. So there are also improvements in the rainwater management. Um Ihnen zu zeigen, wie die Straße aussehen wird, dies ist der bestehende Abschnitt der Dell Road mit Blick nach Norden. There on the side you can see the Marshall Farm. On the right side you can see the existing road that is on the left side. This is a two-lane road with a speed limit of 30 km per hour. We will continue this design in the direction of the south, so it remains a two-lane road with a 30-mile layout and we will have a about 240 meter wide road on the west and south side, which is separated by a green strip. Sie werden einen kleinen Gehwegabschnitt sehen, der im Zuge der Marshall Farm Erschließung angelegt wird, aber dieser Gehweg führt nicht weiter nach Süden. Es wird nur der Pfad auf der einen Seite der Straße sein. Aber das ist der Querschnitt der Straße, die gebaut wird. Ich spreche ein wenig über die Veranlagung im Veranlagungsgebiet. Dies ist also ein Projekt im Wert von etwa 11 Millionen Euro. When it is completely completed, we intend to cover about $1.2 million of the total project costs, which corresponds to about 11% of the total project. The largest part of it is carried by the developer of Marshall Farms. Of this $1.2 million, about $850,000 will be raised. And that's based on the number of units. They have 50 residential units there and that's what determines their costs. And then there are other basic properties that you see with the numbers 1, 2 and 3. This is the number of units for which they are set up for the Delrood project. Most of them are in one. Those that you see in black are a little different from those in white. This is because there are earlier signing contracts that were approved when these properties were built. And in their signing contract it was determined that a unit for the future Delro Road layout would be calculated. This was already done through earlier signing contracts. Those in white were not part of a signing contract. And you see different units from 1 to 2 to 3. This is based on how many potential units could fit on these pieces of land. Some are a little bigger and can accommodate more than one house. Some are only for one purpose. And the way in which the layout works is only to remind you that after the project is completed, a deadline is set before the layout is finally lifted by another public hearing held by the city council. But homeowners only have to pay for a unit if a house is currently on this property. The others will be moved up to a future time of construction, if they plan to parcel and add one or two more houses. Then these facilities would only be finished with this parceling. If the property is never parceled and never built on these properties, then it will never be complete. It simply remains to be seen whether a new apartment or construction should ever take place. So we're looking at a total of 17 real estate owners out there who would be part of this layout. And this is the preliminary evaluation list. So you see the Marshall Farm development up there with almost 850,000 and then all the other units that are part of this evaluation area. And then I would like to conclude with the timetable. The construction work there seems to be already in full swing. As I said, we plan to submit the application in the city council meeting in September, which would enable the construction to begin this fall. We will probably start at the bottom of the stream with the stream crossing and a large part of the earthwork. And that will take place over the winter and that is the best time for this kind of work. And then you will see in the course of the year 2027 how the street and some of the supply lines go up the hill as well as the road. A large part of this heavy construction will take place in the rest of the year 2027. Dies wird eine Vollsperrung sein. Sicherlich, während die Bachüberquerung gebaut wird, mag es später im Projekt Ende 2027 eine Zeit geben, in der sie für den Verkehr freigegeben ist, aber sie könnte den Großteil der Bausaison gesperrt bleiben. Wir gehen davon aus, dass wir etwa im Herbst 2027 im Wesentlichen fertig sind. Wir werden dieses Projekt mit einem weiteren Projekt fortsetzen. Und ich wollte vielleicht hervorheben, dass wir, sobald die gesamte Straße gebaut und die Versorgungsleitungen auf dem Gelände verlegt sind, mit einem separaten Projekt für die Landschaftsgestaltung beginnen werden. Wir möchten einige Bäume hinzufügen. Wir wollen dort viel mit einheimischen Präriegräsern arbeiten, aber es wird ein separates Projekt geben, bei dem wir versuchen werden, dies zu verschönern, nachdem alle schweren Bauarbeiten abgeschlossen sind. Und auch das wird ein separates Projekt sein, das separat geplant und separat vergeben wird. Was die Bewertungen betrifft, so würde dies im Herbst 2028 geschehen, wenn der Stadtrat immer seinen Bewertungsprozess durchführt. The city council would be asked to raise these payments and then the house owners in the spring of 2029 would see a valid rate for these property owners for the first time. We work with them for a period of 10 years.

35:32 – 35:43Speaker 6

Sometimes we go up to 20 years for property owners who want to extend the repayment of the payment. But we will work with them individually if that's the case.

35:43Speaker 5

Anyway, I think that was all for my presentation, but I can certainly answer all questions.

35:50Speaker 7

Bart, wir werden gleich eine öffentliche Anhörung haben.

35:54 – 36:13Speaker 5

Sie könnten jetzt Fragen stellen oder warten, bis wir die öffentliche Sitzung, die öffentliche Anhörung, schließen. Robert, just so the council knows, I just want to clarify one thing. We have already approved exactly this proposal that we want to approve tonight. First of all, I just want to make sure that the reviews were part of it.

36:13 – 37:14Speaker 7

So nothing has changed. And it's okay if we change our mind. I just want to remind people that we have already approved exactly that. So if there are new questions to differentiate or clarify, then of course it is understandable. Council, do you agree that I open the public hearing? Maybe you just stay there if questions arise. So this is a public hearing. Is there anyone in the audience who would like to speak in front of the council about the Delrood road and supply improvement project tonight? Ich fühle mich wie bei einem Kaukustreffen, bei dem ich das dreimal sagen muss. Wissen Sie, das werde ich nicht tun. Da niemand da ist und da wir dies bereits früher genehmigt haben, denke ich, dass alles in Ordnung ist. Machen Sie einfach den gesamten Antrag. Wir können immer noch Fragen stellen oder Kommentare abgeben. Gibt es also jemanden, der bereit ist, den Antrag zu stellen?

37:16Speaker 5

Thank you. I request to close the public hearing and to dismiss the resolution on the arrangement of the railroad roads and supply improvement.

37:26Speaker 7

Is there a supporter?

37:29 – 38:00Speaker 7

Are there any further discussions, questions or comments that you would like to make at this time? If not, may all those who are for it vote yes. I'm against it. Thank you, Robert. Nice summary. I know that too well. Alles klar. Weiter im Programm Zahlung der Forderungen. Gibt es irgendwelche Ausgaben, über die Sie beim Durchlesen der vielen Seiten mehr erfahren möchten? Wenn nicht, gibt es einen Antrag auf Genehmigung der Zahlung der Forderungen.

38:02Speaker 4

Beantrage die Genehmigung der Zahlung der Forderungen wie eingereicht.

38:05Speaker 7

Unterstützen. Amtsstimmung. Ratsmitglied Feuerberg.

38:10Speaker 3

Ratsmitglied Nann. Ratsmitglied Nelson. Ratsmitglied Tummi. Bürgermeister Kessil.

38:16 – 38:28Speaker 7

Ja. Rat. Herr GCO. Gibt es noch etwas, das heute Abend vor den Rat gebracht werden muss? Herr Bürgermeister, das gibt es nicht. Wenn nicht, dann werde ich einen Antrag auf Vertagung der Stadtratssitzung entgegennehmen.

38:30Speaker 6

Falls nicht, beantrage ich die Stadtratssitzung heute Abend zu beenden.

38:33Speaker 7

Bitte seien unterstützt. Unterstützt. Gibt es eine Diskussion? Alle, die dafür sind, sagen. Diese Sitzung ist beendet.

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