Planning Commission - Regular Meeting

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We're right on time. Here we go. All right, and we'll go ahead and start us off. Good evening, everyone, and welcome to the Planning Commission meeting of May 28th of 2026. I would ask if you would, City Clerk, to please take the roll.

Chair Hall?

Yes.

Vice Chair Sanguinetti is absent. Commissioner Graves is also absent. Commissioner Oaks, also absent. Commissioner Crowder?

Here.

Commissioner Ahmed? Present. Commissioner Hernandez?

Here. We have a quorum.

All right, and I would ask Commissioner Hernandez if she would please do the flag salute.

indivisible with liberty and justice for all.

All right. Okay. So our consent item, we'll move on to consent. Now we are going to have to separate these items and we'll have to push the February 12th, 2026 to a future meeting. Mike, I guess it would be to you because we don't have a quorum to vote on that one. So if I can get a motion on the other two items, February 26 meeting in 2026, I did confirm that, just for the record, that Commissioner Crowder did watch the video and read the minutes. So we're good to vote on that one. So we do have a quorum for that. So if I could get a motion to approve the agendas for February 26 of this year and March 26, I would take that motion at this time.

I'll second it. What am I doing? You're motioning.

I'm motioning to approve.

Okay, a second please.

I'll second.

Okay, everyone vote please. What's going on here? Are we working? Is it working? Yes. Motion passes 4-0. Yes. We're going to miss those buttons. Okay. I was hoping we could take these buttons with us, but at last we're not going to get to, I guess. And we'll be in there in July, if that's correct. Okay, we'll go ahead and move on to public comment. This section of the agenda is reserved for public comment and anything within the jurisdiction of the commission. If any member of the public would like to speak on an item specific to the agenda, they may do so here or later when the item is called. Do we have any blue cards?

We have no blue cards, Chair.

Okay, we're just breezing along tonight. So we'll move on to the public hearing portion and I'll read that. It's item, oh, do we have a comment from Commissioner Crowder? Oh, yes, let me get to that in a second. I'll get you in a second. I haven't got there yet. You're excited. Okay, I'll get there in a second. This is item 5.1, a request for commission use permit and design review to allow the development of a child care center at 2739 and 2741 Hawaii Avenue. That's AP number 16307047P25-0092.

I'll open this up and I will call now for Commissioner disclosures yes Commissioner Crowder yes okay so I do I do live within the Conway homes development I am also a volunteer resident council member but I have no financial gain or anything that has to do with this this project I just wanted to make that well known.

Appreciate it. Thank you. Okay, the floor is yours, sir, for our presentation. Oh, do we have another one? Oh, geez, sorry. Go ahead.

I pushed it. I don't know what happened. What is wrong with this little area today? Sorry. Get some sense over here. Anyway, I just wanted to, like I always do, just disclose that I did go to the area and drove around there and did some assessing on my own. So I just wanted to, I don't know anybody affiliated with this, but I just wanted to let that known.

Excellent. Okay. Okay I think we're I think we got it now let's let's.

Thank you. I'm Alex Gilbert senior planner. So the applicant Lars Goldberg on behalf of the Housing Authority of San Joaquin County seeks to develop a child care center on this highlighted eighteen thousand seven hundred twelve square foot parcel. It's addressed as twenty seven thirty nine and twenty seven forty one Hawaii Avenue in Conway homes. The general plan of the property is medium density residential. The zoning is RM, residential medium density. The proposed project is thirty six hundred ish square foot daycare center to accommodate a total of 58 children and they're doing associated on site improvements including landscaping lighting parking lot and a trash enclosure. Commission use for it is required for a child care center in the zoning district and a design review is required because it's a new commercial structure. The ARC architectural review committee has reviewed the project and recommend approval of the design. That's the site plan. So Hawaii Avenue is at the bottom of that and Houston Houston is on the left hand side. These are the elevations. So the east elevation is the Hawaii Avenue frontage and the west elevation is the rear that looks at the neighboring subdivision. The south elevation is the Houston Avenue side and then the north elevation is facing the homes in Conway. The municipal code requires certain findings be met for commission use permit approval and design review approval. This is a quick little table illustrating that. It's met the findings for these criteria. Additionally our code has standards for child care centers and it meets all of those requirements too. So it is recommended the Planning Commission adopt a resolution finding the project is categorically exempt from CEQA and approve the commission use permit and design review to allow the development of the child care center. And I'm here if there's questions. And Lindy Turner-Harden is here from the Child Abuse Prevention Council, if you have any questions.

Do we have any questions for Sam? Yes, Commissioner Ahman.

I have several questions. I guess the first is, I don't know if I'm asking this to you, but what are the hours of operation, precisely? I know that it says that you can go up to 10 p.m.

Okay. So the specific requirements for a child care center limit them to 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. In no case shall a child be there over 24 hours. And the project will be conditioned to follow those restrictions.

But does that mean it's going to be open from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.? Unless it just says here that unless otherwise stated that it can be between 6 a.m. and 10 p.m. So I'm asking specifically, is it going to close at 10 p.m.?

That I don't know.

Thank you.

have her come up right after.

So who should I ask these to him?

Yeah probably the applicant that particular question because the applicant can answer that question and she's going to come up next. Yeah you can go ahead and come up next unless you have any questions.

I think it's probably my questions. Well that would be the next question.

Yeah okay sure well you can go ahead and answer that question. You have time to speak anyhow.

Hi yes I'm Lindy Turner-Harton. I'm working with the Child Abuse Prevention Council on this project. The operating hours will be about 7 30 to 5 30.

I had a feeling it was until 10 p.m. Let's see.

Can I just get clarity on that? That's probably way too much information, but I'm telling you anyway, occasionally there will be like a parent night where it'll go a little bit later, but that'll be maybe once or twice a year and maybe till six.

Till six, the latest? Okay. And you guys don't do any type of, you're not the type of daycare facility where like, I know there's some like, I don't know if this is just private homes where like if it's New Year's Eve or something like that, you'll take kids longer. It's not anything like that.

No.

Okay. All right, let me find my next one. Okay, so the maximum number of children you can have at one time is 58, is that correct? Yes. Okay, and who kind of monitors that? Do you know who monitors that to make sure you guys are not gonna be going above that number?

Well, we do internally because we're licensed by Community Care Licensing, which is a state agency that limits us to the number of staff in ratio to the number of children. So in the preschool classroom, we can have up to 24 children with three full-time staff. On the infant-toddler side, we can have six infants and eight toddlers for a total of four staff. Four staff? Yeah, four staff. And then, of course, there will be the center director as well.

Okay. And that brings me to my next question. So what's the number of the staff you will have at during those? On site all the time?

Yeah. One, two, three, seven, eight. Eight?

Eight. Okay. Hold on, so I'm reading all my things here.

Consistently. That is to say there are other staff that float in and out. We have child development specialists that come in and work with the children. We have staff that deliver food to the children. So there are a number of other staff related to the project that come in and out on a daily basis.

But some of them won't be there for the full day, just they're coming in for observations and so on. Okay. um and then i saw that there are going to be seven parking spots available i believe and only one of those is going to be um um ada required i believe yeah i think well it's just one instead of two can you answer that i don't know

if that's what's shown this was reviewed by building and when the construction is that what they required again at this point this is what we're approving if building needs to take a second look and look at the building code and increase that number that's it'll it'll happen to the building permit phase

Okay. And how does the, in your eyes, I guess this goes to you, the drop off and pick up, because this is a residential area. I did look to see what you guys have here and then what is actually the site. What does that drop off pick up look like?

There's a lot of street parking as well, and so the front door is basically off of this road right here, which is, is that the Y? The Y, that's the Y. Yeah, so there's a lot of street parking there where parents can park, or they can use the parking lot and walk around. The front entrance is basically in the center of the building.

So where that house is now, the parking will be directly next to that, correct?

The parking lot is directly next to the house that's there right now.

And then they'll come out there and go straight into the door on Hawaii Street, is that correct? Yes. Okay, I just wanna make sure I'm right. Let's see. And I know this is an off-the-wall question, but because I've been heavily involved with the flooding stuff recently, I know that this is in a flood zone. Will there be any type of training, or do you have an emergency plan? Will you be reaching out to possibly have somebody come in and kind of go over that with you and your staff?

licensing standards we are required to have an emergency plan in place so the simple answer is yes there will be a plan in place okay

And then my only other concern is the fence. I know that when I got out and walked it today, there is just kind of the barbed wire fence that's there, the regular wire fencing, and I noticed that the second house from the corner of Houston, they kind of took their picket fence down and they're actually using that wire fence and just put some tarp behind it. My concern is that fence, I don't know if I feel it's high enough. I know that the minimum is six feet, or is it maximum six feet, or minimum six feet at least?

I don't know about maximum, but community care licensing does have a minimum, and I believe it's four and a half feet for a preschool, but we're not gonna use those. We're going to build our own wall fences. I think we're probably going to do cinder block, but I don't have that confirmed yet. But we want something a little more permanent and a little more private for our students when they walk in.

Because I was concerned about, even though I can only see windows on one of those houses, I'm just concerned with if you have children playing out there, I don't want those residents to that side to be able to kind of just come to the fence and look over. That's one of my main concerns with this.

We appreciate that. Yeah.

So that's one of my things is I want to make sure that that fence is high enough.

Sorry.

Minimum? Okay. Minimum is six foot. That's the minimum it has to be. But I was looking at maybe a little higher, but that's just me. Let's see. Okay, you answered that question already. Sorry, you can see I really got into this today. This is like a big thing for me, because it's in residential, so I wanted to make sure I'm doing it justification. So I do, Love this project. I know that it's needed. We don't have enough daycare. I have grandkids. I know how that is. But I think and then I think there was like eight trees there. So obviously you got to knock all that crazy stuff down and, you know, even to do your project. But I think for me, the I guess my other question is where they're coming in to I guess that's where they're coming in for it's an adjacent opening between the house that's by the parking lot and the one with the back property is that where they're going to come and take the garbage in that corner up there yes and then is that open to public to come into that or

You mean the whole parking lot?

Yeah, right there. So is that, I mean, they can come, there's going to be another wall right there so people can't go into the actual school there?

Yeah, there's no entrance to the school right on the parking lot.

Okay, so that's just going to be a solid, okay, that was my concern, since you're going to have kind of people from the outside coming in there. So I guess my only thing would be the height of the fence. I want to make sure that it's going to be high enough where someone's not going to be able to kind of peep over while the kids are out there playing. I love the project, but that's really my only concern at this time is the fencing.

Excellent. Commissioner Hernandez.

I just had a question. I have kids of my own, so I just wanted to know what security features do you guys have for parents, children, staff?

typically at our sites we have to leave it open because parents have to be able to come in and visit their kids whenever they want to but the doors are pretty much locked once the school starts parents will have to knock at the door or whatever to come in but we are required to be open to the parents whenever they want to come in okay so you guys don't have like a double door entry type of thing or I don't believe this site has a double door let me look Actually, there is a main entrance, and then there's sort of a courtyard, and then it splits off to the infant-toddler and to the preschool side. So there are two doors, but...

I know, I've been to a few other daycares, my kids have been in daycare, and as a parent, that was something that I've always looked into to make sure nobody can just walk in or anything like that.

No, all of our sites typically are, you don't enter, that has to have a crash bar on the inside for egress, so they have to be able to get out pretty easily, but once school starts, those front doors are locked. Okay. Thank you.

Thank you. Commissioner Crowder you're next and then we'll go back.

So I have um will the area where that garbage is located will that be like gated off so that Because we do have the unsheltered population at that levy. We don't want them coming down and digging through and causing a bigger mess. there's no gate to the parking lot but the um the our garbage cans are pretty much enclosed okay so like just somebody trying to rummage isn't going to be able to get in there per se they want to scale the wall i'm sure they can well i mean because they do attempt to go through our cans that's what that's that was one of my i just didn't want you guys to come in and have a explosion of a mess.

Thank you, we appreciate that, but we have several centers that are in similar neighborhoods, and so we are sort of accustomed to dealing with the unhoused, and are as compassionate as we can be.

Right, and then also, Hawaii is not the best as far as street parking goes. I'm concerned only because with having the charter school that we have right there, I can say, and a lot of us were a part of that as a part of helping understand the flow of the community and the driving and things. If residents are going to, if, not residents, if people are going to have to get out of their vehicles, there is a very strong possibility that they're, and Hawaii already gets backed up because of Taylor. I can, you know, people are all the way down Taylor, all the way to Houston, trying to drive. I know this because my granddaughter just promoted from there today. There's a lot of traffic, and the, The driveways don't line up very well, and so my concern is that people are gonna be like, I'm gonna just run in and run out real quick, and then they're gonna block a driveway, and then just things are going to happen. So I'd like some, a little bit, maybe some extra thought on street parking and how there can be wording when parents are coming, you know, to make sure that they're leaving ample space when they're parking because some cars don't turn as tight into our driveways as you know, that kind of thing. And then I had one more. I had one more, and leave it to me, I didn't take notes. I'm not Yolanda today. Oh my goodness.

Well, while you're thinking, if I can answer you. Yes, yes, yes. I appreciate that concern, because I think if I lived in that neighborhood, I'd be concerned about my driveway as well. But we will do our best to educate our parents to make sure that they're being aware, and being considerate of all of the homes in the area.

And I remembered, thank you. The 7.30 start time drop off, that is really close and coincides with all of the schools on their start times and their drop off times. Do you have any facilities that allot for an earlier drop off for parents that do have to, let's say, drop kids off at two or three different schools or they have to be at work by 7.30 or things of that nature?

We try to accommodate the parents as best we can, but we also have to be considerate of staffing hours and also keeping our staff within ratio according to community care licensing standards. So it really is sort of a delicate balance of factoring all of those things into the equation. We are certainly open to be flexible, but traditionally our hours are 7.30 to 5.30.

And then last one is, do you have a pool that you hire from, or are you going to be looking like trying to hire from the community itself, or being more community active within? In Conway, we've made quite, I mean, I know I've seen you at many of our events. But we make very close community ties with all of our orgs that come in. So I'm curious how you're going to kind of

Involve the community?

Yeah, emerge within, just become one of us.

We'd love to do that. Obviously our priority are gonna be residents of the Conway Homes community. We'll be open to other areas as well, but Conway Homes will be our priority. In terms of the staffing, That's a little bit different. We have to hire staff that have certain qualifications and have to have a certain number of units from Delta College or some college with regard to early learning and care. Our funding and our community care licensing requires that. But having said that, I'm also working on ECL or ELC workforce development. So we have in place a program, this has nothing to do with this project in particular, but we have in place a program where we like to work with preschool parents, help them get connected to Delta College, kind of mentor them through the process so they can get their 12 units, that would qualify them to apply for one of these positions. I'd love to talk about that program to your residents and see if there's anybody there that is interested.

Thank you.

I'm done.

Okay. Commissioner Ahmed.

I have another question based off of her question. Security. I have a four year old granddaughter who just graduated on Tuesday. And I know you were kind of a little vague about that, but I loved the security that they had set up where there was only my daughter, her dad, myself, my husband, and my son are the only ones allowed to take her off of that campus. Gates are locked, doors are locked during the time that they're there, and we had a sign in, sign out policy. So I don't know if that's what you do, but I think that you talking about security, I think that's very important, especially there is the homeless community there. And I would hope that that was something a little bit more tighter on that. That really, for me, should have been a direct answer. This is what we're going to do, not maybe. So do you have something like that?

The facility is locked during school hours, as I already said. And we do have a sign-in, sign-out policy for any visitors. And no one is able to pick up a child unless they are on the pickup list. That is also a licensing.

That's what I wanted to hear because you were kind of vague on that. Okay, thank you.

Okay, any other questions? Okay, I think all my fellow commissioners had a lot of those questions answered for me that I had. Traffic was kind of one of the big issues to drop off and pick up. I know that could be an issue. So you do have time to speak, so we want to go ahead and we just started firing questions to you, but if you want to go ahead as the applicant and come up and do a presentation, you're welcome to do so.

I think Alex did an amazing presentation. We love the opportunity to be in Conway Homes. We think the services are really needed there. We've actually been working with the Housing Authority for probably eight years trying to get into that area. And we finally were able to find the funding to do the building and the capital improvements. And we have the funding to operate the program. We have some children temporarily at a different site. In fact, starting last year.

Go ahead and come up to the mic so we can make sure we can hear you properly.

We already have kids that are enrolled under that operating budget. And so we're very excited about the prospect of moving them into the Conway Homes area.

Fantastic. We have another question.

One more. When do you, if approved, when do you anticipate this start date, finish date?

Well, I'd love to be in there in July of 27. Depends on how this process goes and all of the other permitting process and of course then in construction as well. But ideally I'd like to be in July 2027. 2027, okay.

Okay, that's my other question.

Excellent. Okay, thank you very much. Then I would call for if we have any communication. I don't think we do.

We haven't seen none, Chair.

Okay. And then I will move on. I think we're going to move on to public comment at this time.

We have none, Chair.

We're just moving along nicely tonight. Okay. Then I will bang the gavel. You can go ahead and sit, and we'll bring it back to us. My fellow commissioners did always a fantastic job asking questions. I didn't have to say a thing, so I can just direct.

This is important.

It's very important. I agree, and I have had kids that have gone. I have two kids, so I've been in those lines and checking in and out, and so I know what that's like.

I thought it was done, but I'm not, obviously. I'm picking up grandkids now, so I thought it was done.

Do we have any other comments, questions, or yes, Commissioner Crowder?

I will say I'm excited for this my children are now in high school so but I will say that they did utilize the daycare that we had previously that is now the charter school so I am excited for this I think this is something that the community needs I think this is something that the community will embrace and we will take you in and support and do whatever we can to assist as good stewards of our community. So with that, I can honestly say that I'm happy to support. Can I call?

You can, but we do have, Commissioner Allman has a comment first before we do that. Why don't we get her, you can come back and I'll be happy to have you make that.

I don't know if I have to ask staff, but if I would like to, I guess, make an amendment about the fence being a little higher.

condition yeah making condition yeah that's really the only thing everything else is fantastic i would just really like to see that fence yeah just yeah that'd be a question for who do i ask but right here it indicates a six foot tall fencing that's the minimum and sometimes there's a maximum however as well on it i looked for the maximum i couldn't find a maximum let me open it back up and so that we can HAVE THOSE QUESTIONS ASKED. I GUARANTEE THERE HAS TO BE A MAXIMUM.

I DON'T WANT 15 FEET.

RIGHT NOW IN RESOLUTION IT'S CONDITION 11. THEY'RE PROPOSING A SIX-FOOT TALL CEDAR OR COURT AND STEEL FENCING AS ILLUSTRATED ON THE PLANS. THAT'S A CONDITION OF APPROVAL. I think you can go to seven feet. That's what I'm thinking. If we can do seven. Anything else?

Yeah. And that would be, like I said, that's really the, of everything, that's really the only thing is that fence. When I went out there today, it needs to be at least seven feet. So that would, I mean, I'm for the project, but I really would like that for a little bit more security by those homes right there.

It's certainly bringing the applicant, if you want to come back up and kind of see if you're okay with that condition.

Yes, I just think it'd be better for all of you there, and just a little bit more security, I think, yes.

Yeah, so when you, one of you make the motion, we can add that as a condition when you do that motion.

Oh, I would like to make the motion to please.

But I do have one more, Commissioner Hernandez, actually, I had as well, so I wanted to make sure everybody has a chance to speak.

I just had a question for the third question. So did you mention it was a steel fencing, or how, what's the fencing?

They proposed cedar or steel fencing.

No, I'm just asking that. What fencing did you guys, or were you guys planning on?

No, that's what the resolution condition 11 is cedar or steel because they didn't pin it down. It needed to be six feet tall per our standards.

Okay, will it just be like kind of like, is it see-through? Can people look inside?

No, these were solid fences. Okay.

Yeah, I was trying to see, but I didn't.

I'm sorry, through the chair. Sure, go ahead. The applicant stated sender block?

I think she wasn't sure. Right, is what she was- That was the trash enclosure. That's the trash enclosure. Yes, which is typical of a trash enclosure. Okay, I was just asking because my- I can walk up there and show you because the red dots are too much. Yes, please.

So the wall's here.

Okay.

The whole facility, yeah. Okay.

There's a gate up here to access the parking lot.

Okay, but there's a wall, okay.

Okay, any other questions? Okay, we're going to try it one more time. We're going to bring it back. We're active tonight. I like it. And I would be happy to take a motion, either one of you or any one of you, I should say, and I would make sure that we put that condition in there when you make that motion.

I would like to make a motion that this wonderful project have that fence go from six feet to seven feet just for the safety of the children and the staff that's there.

Okay.

So if you could just, Alex clarified it's condition number 11. So if you're wishing to be making your approval of this with an amendment to condition 11. Yes. To increase the height from six to seven. Yes. Okay.

Do I have to say it like you just said it?

As long as you affirm that that yes You guys do this every day Okay, so you're gonna in the rest of the motion as as written yeah, okay, and then I get a second on that motion, please Oh second, okay everyone both please Motion passes 4-0 Fantastic and I didn't chance to say that I'm really excited about the project. So I I just didn't get to speak in that one, but besides asking people to speak. So congratulations, fantastic. I will tell you there is any party that wishes to appeal this decision may do so within 10 days of the commission's decision pursuant to Stockton Municipal Code section 16.100.020. That's what I have to do. So congratulations and good luck. I hope you make it in that year. That's not an easy process.

All right, and we're moving right along.

Item number six, the vice chair's favorite item that doesn't generally have anything on it. No. No items on items, okay.

And his second favorite. We have been putting things on there in new business.

His second favorite is unfinished business, which we don't have any unfinished business either. Hopefully he'll watch this video. And then reports, that's always my favorite part of it.

Yeah, you have for us, Mike. I want to make you aware at least of upcoming planning commission. So we do not have any items for the June 11th planning commission agenda. So we are going to be canceling that meeting because we're not going to meet just to meet and we want to have purpose for our meetings as much as you love getting here.

What? Coming from work and everywhere else. Darn it. Darn it. Okay. You guys can still come down and hang out, I guess, if you want. Probably.

So I have another one, too, as far as another issue. So June 11th, we're going to be putting out a cancellation notice, and we're going to have the clerk post that. But June 25th. is problematic as well. That is the next Planning Commission after the 11th is June 25th. And I'm not sure how much you're paying attention, but we're doing a lot of moves over to New City Hall.

I saw it. It's fantastic, by the way. We snuck in. It looks great.

Chambers is going to become obsolete, and it's already being constructed. It's well underway and really needs to be in effect by July of 2025. Yeah, we have to be, right? It's by law. By law. It's going to be out for about two weeks, the video and stuff.

It's going to take them.

Yeah, they have an obligation now to allow for remote access to public meetings and other requirements. Don't quote me on everything, but that's definitely one of the major.

Okay, so we're going to not have a meeting in June is what you're telling us right now.

Yeah, June 25th, I spoke with the clerk's office and they said that they just will not have this chamber able to run the meeting and not have the new council chamber available to to hold the meeting so okay we are anticipating canceling we're off in june we have a summer break we got a summer break vacation time and if it's not vacation time for you make it your vacation time because and it's we peeked in it's beautiful it's really nice

One post that's not in the best spot in the world. But anyhow, in the pre-meeting, Taryn stuck me in.

Far better than this.

Yeah, it's a lot bigger. It's a lot bigger. The post? Yeah, maybe some TVs on it or something. I don't know how many seats. It seems quite a bit bigger to me. It's definitely considerable compared to... It looks... I mean, I did not sit in one. I did not sit in... No, it's not studio. It's not. It's not quite that fancy. And I think you guys.

Okay.

I think you guys are actually on either end, right? Is that how it works? You're no longer stationed in front of us, I think. I'm not sure.

The way it's set up. I walked in there one time, so I don't know where they have the podiums, but it's definitely going to be a different format than this format.

We will not be in the well. Yeah, you guys will be. It's just a horseshoe. Yeah, it's a horseshoe. I can't say specifically where they will ask us to sit, but we will be like...

I bet it's got a gorgeous stocking symbol behind it.

Erin really likes that because of, you know, the meeting. She's always kind of right front and center. Facing you guys. I'm going to have to.

She has beautiful hair.

What does she have? There's lots of cameras.

Tons of cameras.

Yeah, so pretty excited as far as with the new council chambers. That's good stuff. Coming alive. And again, it's going to happen just here in July. It's coming up. Exciting. It is pretty exciting.

It saves me a whole half, like half of a half of a tenth of a mile. Faster drive for you.

Straight down Lincoln. Parking seems to be a lot nicer, too, over there, actually.

okay well that's anything else for the order yep and we'll be sending we'll be sending out information on the cancellations okay for those in the way of emails just to make sure everyone's aware who's not here and to remind you guys that no meetings for June excellent

Okay, that's it then. That's all I have. We'll move on to commissioner comments if we have any. Yes, Mr. Carter. Oh, you're not pressing your button. We don't have any comments. Oh, last minute comment.

Yes, there you go. On the 30th, Sousa Park is opening their pool. We get to dunk Brando.

I'm just saying. He says we can.

That would be worth going to watch that.

But Sousa Park is opening their pool. Oh, congratulations. Fantastic. And I'm excited about that. And then Columbus Park, which is just up the road from our new city hall, will be cutting the ribbon on that in late July. Late June. Late June. Late June. So I just wanted to make those updates. Okay. Beat him to the punch.

Yes, Commissioner. I'm in.

I'm just going to miss you guys for June. I just would like to say that. I'm going to miss you all.

He's done. I'll miss this play. I'll miss these buttons for sure when we get to the new. Oh, do you have one more comment?

No, I want to know what we get to keep.

I don't know that they're just letting people come in here and rummage. It's not like an old stadium that they're just going to let you grab the seats from. I think it works that way. Well, that's a staff question. I don't know. I would love the buttons if we are allowing people to take stuff. I'd love the launch buttons to go with me just to keep at the house. But, you know, I don't have any other comments. I will make a motion to adjourn even though we're going to miss you guys for a whole month. But we'll be back in July after my birthday on the 1st. So, yes.

I'll second the motion and my birthday was the 18th.

Oh, fantastic. Happy birthday. All right.

I turned 50.

Oh, God, you're a youngster. Okay. Good job there. We're voting now, though, people, right?

Oh, yeah, voting. Sorry.

Missioners, I should say.

Motion passes. 4-0.

Bye.