County Board - Regular Meeting

All right. The time being 7:31, I will call this meeting to order. Please rise for the pledge of allegiance. Call the supervisors, please. There are supervisors and are excused. Thank you. Moving on to citizens comments. Are there any citizens wishing to speak? Any citizens wishing to speak? Feel free to come up to the podium. Please state your name and address for the record.

Good evening, madam chair, members of county board. My name is Dave Street and I have the honor of serving as president tonight. I wanted to take public service that has made stronger leadership grounded in something very simple yet very powerful. We treat people with respect. We stay open to good ideas where they come from consistently residents that we serve to step in and be part of the solution. This is how trust is built in government. service has been an impressive one. We were first elected as a trustee back in 2007 when you served our village through 2014 including work on the park development authority in 2018. when they vice chair again. I also want to share something just as I started to watch local governments which I still hold today and a human decided to run for public office tonight. I also want to recogn

delegation working with you and Jeff set by the chair of the mastery by she as you begin and continue Monica, you have been a strong resources for those who served after myself and our chose to say yes to this line of work. Thank you for your leadership, your integity and your commitment to the people you serve. I look forward to working supervisor and the rest of this board as we continue to solve problems together. I wish you the very best in the next

Thank you very much. Anyone else wishing to speak? Anyone else wishing to speak? Any other comments? Seeing none, citizens comments are closed. Moving on to announcements of the chair. Tonight, I'd like to thank the members of the board, the county staff, community partners, and the residents of Kosha County. Tonight is a moment of gratitude and reflection, a farewell rooted in pride over what we have accomplished together over the past two years and hope for what lies ahead for our county. Serving as chairman of this board has been one of the greatest honors of my life. Working alongside each and every one of you, supervisors, staff, municipal partners, nonprofits, and residents. You have allened my respect for public service and for what we can accomplish when we work together with a purpose and a commitment. Together we have made meaningful progress for this county. We have stayed disciplined with our budget while continuing to invest in the services our residents rely on every day. We have strengthened our infrastructure, improved our roads and facilities, and continued thoughtful long-term planning to prepare county for its future. We've expanded support for public safety and human services, recognizing that a strong community depends upon both protection and compassion. From enhanced resources for law enforcement and emergency response to expanded behavioral health initiatives and partnerships, we have worked to meet the evolving needs with care and responsibility.

We have also worked to improve transparency and communication, ensuring residents have better access to information and a clear understanding of how their county government operates with the implementation of live streaming committee. Trust is built through open I believe we have taken important steps in that direction. And through it all, even when we didn't always, we showed up. We had the hard conversations and we did the work and that's truly what matters. I want to sincerely thank each and every one of my fellow supervisors. It has truly been a privilege to serve along each one of you. This work is not always easy and I'm deeply appreciative of the commitment each of you. representing your districts and serving this county. I have learned from all of you and I greatly respect the time, energy, and heart you dedicate to this role. It has been an honor to serve with you and I will carry this experience with me always. I also want to recognize executive and thank her for her support and I appreciate the friendship we have developed along the way. I have generally enjoyed working with you as we move county forward together. To vice chair, thank you for your unwavering support for stepping in and being present when I could not and for your genuine friendship. It has meant more to me than you know. I would also like to recognize our corporation council. I'm grateful for the many many conversations especially during my lunch hour the discussions we had and the debates we shared and even more I'm grateful for the professionalism and the friendship they grew from them I also want to extend a sincere thank you county

your organization attention to detail and steady support behind the scenes keep functioning smoothly and your work often quietly grateful for all that you and your staff to our county staff. You are the backbone of this organization. The county runs because of your dedication, professionalism, and commitment to serving the public. I am deeply thankful for all that you do. and to the residents of Kenosha County. Thank you for your trust, your engagement, and your voices. You are the reason this work matters. As I step away from this role, I do so with a full heart and a deep sense of gratitude and also peace about what comes next. Over the past couple of years, my family has grown in the most meaningful way. It has almost doubled in size. I now have a beautiful daughter and two amazing grandchildren who bring so much joy and light into my life. Watching my family grow has been one of the greatest blessings and it has made me realize more than ever how precious time is and how important it is to be fully present for the people you love. I find myself wanting to slow down a little bit more and be there for the school events, the everyday moments, and the memories that matter most. That time with my family is something I am deeply looking forward to. I also would like to state that I could not have served in public life for these past eight years without the love and support of my family who are all here tonight. Their patience, encouragement, and understanding has made it possible for me to do this work. They have been my foundation through the long days, long nights, and many hours away from home. and I am forever grateful to each and every one of them because at the end of

the day, it's family that grounds us and reminds us of why we're here serving in the first place. I left a handwritten letter for the incoming county board chairman on the desk in the chairman's office. In it, I shared some perspectives and reflections from my time in this role, and I hope that it might offer some value as they step into this new position. I hope that this practice continues and perhaps becomes a tradition so that each new chair can benefit from the experiences and lessons of those who served before them. Thank you. Thank you for the opportunity to serve Kenosha County. It has meant more to me than what I can put into words. Thank you. Thank you all so much. Tonight, our youth and governance is here and we have Savannah Far with us. Timothy, it's so nice to see you and this is the last time I'm going to butcher your name tonight. So, um, Timothy Kustraa, Ruby Dorado, and Alexander Nardy. Um, thank you all for being here. It's been a pleasure to see you at these meetings, and I hope that you leave here with a great knowledge of county government, and you have an interest to pursue that in in your later years in life. So, thank you all for being here this evening. And now I would like to with Vice Chair Gashki hand out our recognition plaques to the supervisors who will not be returning to the county board.

All right. Frederick Brook House, serving from 2024 to 2026. Thank you for your two years of service to Kenosha County. Andreas GMA, County Board Supervisor, 2024 to 207 26. Thank you for your two years of service to Kenosha County. Felix Garcia, County Board Supervisor, 2024 to 2026. Thank you for your two years of service to Kenosha County. It's now my honor to uh thank Chair UAS for her eight years of service to our county and especially for your past two years of leadership. Thank you for your uh example to us as a board and we wish you well in this new chapter of life.

Thank you. And then tonight, I'd also like to honor Supervisor Jeffrey Gent, Kenosha County Board Supervisor, 2008 to 2026, chairman, 2012 to 2014. Thank you for your 18 years of service to Kenosha County. Supervisor reports. Are there any supervisor reports this evening? Supervisor Nordigan.

And for the last time, thank you, Chair Huas. Um I did want to bring up uh obviously there's been a lot of rain, a lot of flooding. Um if you don't need to go out west, please don't. A lot of roads are shut down. as well as um I know neither of the public works uh and I don't think they had a meeting either, but just a reminder that highway W is closed from Highway C to Highway 50. There's a there's a way to get around it, but just avoid the area if you can altogether. So, just a public service announcement. Thank you.

Thank you, Supervisor Nordigan. Any other supervisor reports? Any other supervisor reports? Seeing none, supervisor reports are closed. New business resolution 178 from the Human Services Committee. A resolution recognizing April 27th through May 3rd, 2026 as Fair Housing Week. This passed unanimously at committee. Supervisor Franco. Thank you, Madam Chair. I move resolution 178.

Moved by Supervisor Franco, seconded by Supervisor Kirby. Supervisor Franco. Uh the human services board unanimously passed a resolution recognizing April 27th through May 3rd, 2026 as Fair Housing Week. Uh we would like to commend all those involved in the struggle for fair housing in conjunction with Title 8 uh of the Civil Rights Act of 1968, also known as the Federal Fair Housing Law and the state of of Wisconsin open Housing Law. I ask for the board's support. Thank you, Supervisor Franco. Is there any discussion on resolution 178? Seeing none, all in favor? I

I opposed. Resolution 178 passes unanimously. Resolution 179 from the Human Services and the Finance Administration Committees, a resolution to modify Kenosha County's Division of Behavioral Health Services 2026 budget to create a community re-entry support specialist position for the Behavioral Health Services. This passed unanimously at both committees. Supervisor Brook House was absent from the Finance Administration Committee. Supervisor Franco. I move resolution 179. Moved by Supervisor Franco, seconded by Supervisor Nudo. Supervisor Franco.

Uh, yes. Uh, the Human Services and Finance Committee unanimously passed a resolution to modify Kenosha County's Division of Behavioral Health Services 2026 budget to create a community re-entry support specialist position. This position will be funded by the Department of Corrections general purpose revenue from January 1st, 2026 through December 31st, 2030. Uh, ask for the board support. Thank you, Supervisor Franco. Is there any discussion on resolution 179? Seeing none, this does require a twothirds vote. So, if you are in favor, vote yes. If you're against, vote no. and resolution 179 passes unanimously with 20 votes. Resolution 180 from the Judiciary and Law Enforcement and Finance Administration committees, a resolution to accept the Sea Dog Drug Trafficking Response Grant Funding. This passed unanimously at both committees. Supervisor Brook House and Gray were excused from Judiciary and Law Enforcement Committee and Supervisor Brook House was absent from the Finance Administration Committee.

Supervisor Franco, I move resolution 180. Moved by Supervisor Franco, seconded by Supervisor Noodle. Supervisor Franco, the Judiciary Law Committee passed a resolution to accept the 2026 drug trafficking response grant for the Kenosha County Sheriff's Office. This $50,000 grant will be divided up between five counties. Konosha County will receive $10,000 and the grant will not require any tax levy dollars or additional monies from the general fund. The grant proceeds will be used primarily to purchase surveillance equipment and other supplies needed for drug trafficking operations. I ask for the board's approval.

Is there any discussion on resolution 180? Seeing none, this does require a twothirds vote. Resolution 180 passes unanimously with 20 votes. Resolution 181 from the public works and facilities and finance and administration committees, a resolution to approve a grant submission to the DNR's recreational trails program. This passed unanimously at both committees. Supervisors Franco and Decker were excused from public works and facilities committee and supervisor Brook House was absent from the finance administration committee.

Supervisor GMA move resolution 181. Moved by supervisor Gama, seconded by Supervisor Nudo. Supervisor Gama. Thank you, Madam Chair. So, the county uh Kenoshi County Parks Department is interested in developing lands for public outdoor recreation and essentially this resolution allows the director of parks and recreation white more to act on behalf of Kenosha County to submit an application to the Wisconsin DNR for uh any financial aid that may be available. This passed at committee and we humbly ask for your support. Thank you, Supervisor Gama. Any discussion on resolution 181? Seeing none, all in favor?

I opposed. Resolution 181 passes unanimously. Resolution 182 from the public works and facilities and finance and administration committees. A resolution to maintain Wisconsin bird city status and recognize international migratory bird day proclamation. This passed unanimously at both committees. Supervisors Franco and Decker were excused from public works and facilities committee. Supervisor Brook House was absent from finance administration committee. Supervisor GMA move resolution 182. Moved by Supervisor GMA, seconded by Supervisor Noodle. Supervisor GMA.

Thank you, Madam Chair. So, here's an interesting thing. So apparently there is something called the 1993 international migratory bird day and uh ever since then it's has brought uh public focus to all kinds of species of birds that travel from what is this North America, South America, Central America, all over pretty much to the northern hemisphere. And uh although the holiday is technically the second Saturday in May, it's observed pretty much the entire uh month uh this past in committee and we humbly ask for the board support.

Thank you, Supervisor GMA. Any discussion on resolution 182? Seeing none, all in favor? I opposed. Resolution passes unanimously. Resolution 183 from the public works and facilities and the finance and administration committees. A resolution authorizing the highway commissioner to accept and expend $138,432 from developer of Paris Solar Farm project to be used for future Kenosha County roadway improvements. This passed unanimously at both committees. Supervisors Franco and Decker were excused from public works and facilities. Supervisor Brook House was absent from the Finance Administration Committee.

Supervisor GMA. Move. Resolution 183. Moved by Supervisor Gama, seconded by Supervisor Nudo. Supervisor GMA. Thank you, Madam Chair. As the resolution states, this uh allows the count the highway commissioner to sign an agreement between Kenosha County and uh Paris Solar Energy Center LLC to accept and expend 1838,432 for any uh road improvements in Kenosha County. This passed in committee and we humbly ask for your support. Thank you, Supervisor GMA. Any discussion on resolution 183? Seeing none, this does require a twothirds vote.

And please let the record note that Supervisor Moresy voted yes. So that is a total of 20. Yes. For resolution 83 and that passes unanimously. Resolution 184 from the finance and administration committee. The 2025 to 2026 carryover and annual closeout. This passed unanimously at committee. Supervisor Brook House was absent. Supervisor Noodle. Move. Resolution 184. Moved by Supervisor Noodle. Seconded by Supervisor Kirby. Supervisor Noodle.

Thank you. Uh this is the annual resolution that closes out the fiscal year. Most importantly, the resolution includes a final and assigned general fund report that shows that the county ended fiscal year 2025 with a material surplus of just under $2 million largely due to a 7.8 million overall budget surplus in human services. This department deserves to be commended for all their hard work in providing care for all the county residents it served in 2025 and doing it in a fiscally sounding sound manner. The resolution as recommended by the administration is requesting that the data of the nearly $2 million surplus 1.1 million be allocated to the new human services building fund bringing the total to 3.3 million allocated there over the last three fiscal years as allowed by budget resolution language. This allocation will reduce the amount that the county will ultimately have to borrow and finance when the human services building is purchased. In addition, this resolution this resolution pays back the 500,000 to the El insurance fund reserve fund that was used to shore up the overall deficit in 2024 fiscal year. This resolution also eliminates the non-current liability of Brookside that was created when reservers were tapped to complete the building expansion and renovation. Finally, on page eight of the resolution is included a list of uh operating expenditure carryovers and repurposing of capital budgets from 2025 to fiscal year 2026. The finance committee approved an amendment to carry over $15,000 of county board surplus to be used for 2026 staff development.

Uh draft financial statements were presented to the committee and are available upon request after tonight. This resolution was approved unanimously and we ask for your support.

Thank you. Any discussion on resolution 184? Seeing none, this does require a twothirds vote. Resolution 184 passes unanimously with 20 votes. Resolution 185 from the Finance and Administration Committee, a resolution to accept and utilize a state of Wisconsin Department of Military Affairs NG911 GIS grant. This passed unanimously at committee. Supervisor Brook House was absent.

Supervisor Noodle move resolution 185. Moved by Supervisor Noodle, seconded by Supervisor Gama. Supervisor Noodle. Again, this is a resolution to accept to accept state of Wisconsin military affairs as a grant. And uh we're requesting that the county board approved the acceptance and uh this grant will be used to offset the cost of software systems required for the creation and maintenance of mapping data that supports the countywide 911 system. This resolution was approved unanimously and we ask for your support.

Thank you, Supervisor Nudo. Any discussion on resolution 185?

Seeing none, this does require a twothirds vote. Resolution 185 passes unanimously with 20 votes. Resolution 186 from the Finance and Administration Committee. A resolution authorizing Kenosha joint services to accept donation from Kenosha Prince Hall Masons in recognition of National Public Safety Telecommunicator Week. This passed unanimously at committee. Supervisor Brook House was absent. Supervisor Noodle move resolution 186.

Moved by Supervisor Noodle. Seconded by Vice Chair Gashki. Supervisor Noodle. Resolution requests the county board approval that Kenosha joint services accept the donation from the Kenosha Prince Allm Masons for the purpose of supporting the 911 telecommunicators and the communication department. This annual donation will be done annual in the amount of $500 to $1,000 per year and we urge your approval. Thank you, Supervisor Nudo. Any discussion on resolution 186? Seeing none. All in favor? I opposed. Resolution 186 passes unanimously.

Communications 140, a declaration of emergency in Kenosha County by County Executive Samantha Kirkman. Receive and file. Claims 31. Carrie Land Langham property loss. Refer to corporation councel. The approval of the April 8th, 2026 minutes by Supervisor Meadows. Move to approve the Supervisor Meadows. Move to approve the April 8th, 2026 county board minutes as presently uh published. Moved by Supervisor Meadows, seconded by Supervisor Morrisy. All in favor? I opposed. Motion passes unanimously. Motion to send back.

Second. Motion by Supervisor Decker, seconded by Supervisor Robinson to adjourn. Sendai. All in favor? I opposed. We are adjourned. Thank you.

Take this. Read this on your own time. I will.

Supervisors, supervisors, if you'll please take your seats. We're going to get started in just a couple of minutes. Please take your seats. We're going to get started in a couple of minutes.

Uh, yes. Do you have multiple copies of those?

I think we might be going multiple rounds. had it on.

All right. At this time, uh, I would like to begin our next meeting. Um, the fact that I am, uh, planning to run for chair, uh, means that I would like to recuse myself from running this meeting. So, I would like to invite uh the most recent chairperson that's currently sitting on the board, Supervisor Nudo, if you would please uh come up and run the meeting for us. And uh I will step aside. Thank you. Thank you, Supervisor Gashki. Okay. Uh, I guess you already called the meeting to order, so we're going to have the pledge of allegiance.

I pledge To the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for it stands one nation under God indivisible with liberty and justice for all.

So we're going to wake up my voice. Huh? The new one. Okay, we have a roll call of supervisors and I believe the new names are there already. So, please push your buttons. And uh I'm here. Where do I push this one? They're not. It's coming. Okay. I just do from here.

Yeah. Go. Press that. Press. Can you press button?

Okay. Yeah. Okay. There are 21 supervisors present. Supervisors Grady and Bellski are excused. Okay. And now we're going to have the o of office.

Yeah. Okay. Every everyone should have their oath of office on their desks. Um, if I could have you stand and raise your right hand and just repeat after me. I I state your name have been duly elected have been duly elected

to the office of county board supervisor to the office of county board supervisor but have not yet entered upon the duties thereof. not yet on the duties thereof. Swear that I will support the Constitution of the United States. Swear that I will support the Constitution of the United States and the Constitution of the State of Wisconsin. The Constitution of the State of Wisconsin and will faithfully discharge the duties of said office and will faithfully discharge the duties of said office to the best of my ability. So help me God.

to the best of my ability. Thank you. Congratulations. If you could if each of you could please sign um below that on that blank line and then turn those back into me next meeting, I will provide you with a copy of that and a certificate of election. Thank you.

What did I do with the agenda?

Probably. Thank you. Okay. Uh, now we going to open up the floor for nomination of chairperson. Uh, supervisor Morrisy.

Oops. Kosha County. Uh, can you repeat? I'm sorry. It's my honor to nominate Supervisor Mark Nordigan for chairman of the Kosha County Board. Okay. Is there a second? Second. Second by Supervisor Mattis. Supervisor uh Morrisy.

First off, I just want people to know that me and Mark don't agree on everything. Uh but I do think Mark record of public service speaks for itself. Through his work with the town of Randall and his service on the Konosha County Board, he has demonstrated a deep and consistent commitment to the residents he represents. He understands local government from ground up and that perspective is invaluable in leading this body. He brings a steady, thoughtful approach to decision-m, focused not on politics but on people, Mark listens, he collaborates, and he works to find common ground. All while keeping the best interests of Kenosha County at the forefront. At a time when strong, steady leadership is essential, Mark offers the qualities we need, integrity, fiscal responsibility, and a clear understanding of the challenges and opportunities facing our county. He has earned the respect of his colleagues through his professionalism, his work ethic, and his willingness to serve. Leadership is not about titles, it's about responsibility. Mark understands that, and he has shown time and time again that he is ready to lead with both humility and purpose. For these reasons, I'm proud to place Mark Nordigan's name into nomination for the chairman of the Konosha County Board, and I respectfully ask for your support. Thank you. Is there any other nominations? Is there any other nominations? Supervisor Kirby? Uh, give me one second. Okay.

Thank you. I would like to submit my nom Oh, I would like to submit my nomination for Supervisor Daniel Gashki to serve as the chairman of the Kenosha County Board. Thank you. Is there a second? Second by Supervisor N. Supervisor Ker.

Supervisor Gashki is a dedicated husband, father, and public servant. He and his wife have been married for 22 years. And in addition to raising their two adopted children, they are the co-owners and operators of the Harmony Music School, which has operated in our community for the last 15 years. Since joining the Kenosha County Board in 2018, Supervisor Gashki has served on almost every committee. He served as both chair and vice chair of the planning development and extension education committee, chair of the land and water conservation committee, and vice chair of the legislative committee. In addition to serving in a leadership capacity on several boards and commissions that benefit the residents of Kenosha County, Supervisor Gashki has spent the last two years serving as vice chairman of the Kenosha County Board. During his tenure, he and former chairman UAS have fostered an environment of mutual respect and camaraderie. He has helped to build an environment where the focus is not on whether the decisions we make move the board left or right, but whether or not the decisions we make move Kenosha County forward. I am urging my fellow county board supervisors to continue the progress we've made over the last two years and join me in nominating Supervisor Gashki to serve as our next chairman of the Kenosha County Board.

Thank you. Is any other nominations? Any other nomination? Any other nominations? Nominations are closed. Okay. So you guys, all you guys received one of the ballots and since uh the first name is different, we can either write the first name or the last name on it. We know who they are. So we know who they are. That's why I say they don't have uh the same name. Yes, they don't have the same first name. And uh

then when you mark the names, Amanda will come around and collect them and then I will read them off. Daniel Daniel. Daniel. Daniel. Mark. Mark,

Daniel, Mark, Daniel, Daniel, Daniel, Mark, Mark Mark Daniel vote Mark. Mark and Mark.

Someone didn't vote. Yeah, that's it. Can we do it again? Is it high? Yeah. What is it? 10 and 10. Okay, that came to 10 and 10. Okay, since it's tie, I guess we're going to have to revote. Amanda will come back around.

All right, here we go again. Daniel. Daniel, Daniel, Mark, Daniel, Mark, Daniel, Mark Daniel. Mark Daniel. Mark Mark. Daniel, Mark, Mark, Daniel, Mark, Daniel, and Mark. Supervisor Nordigan has 11 votes and Daniel Gashki has uh Super Vice Chair Gashki has 10.

So congratulations.

Congratulations. That's Yes. I should have left this with Do I need to switch this out because it says 21 on it? Does this one come up here now?

It We'll get it figured out after it's okay. We don't need it tonight. I don't think so. He does. He needs one.

No. aren't voting on anything. Okay. So, we now will be accepting nominations for vice chair. Are there any nominations for vice chair? Supervisor Nudo.

Oh, I got to get him on. Which one? Thank you. It is my honor to place the name of John W. Moresy in the nomination for vice chair of the Konosha board. For 35 years, John uh himself to dedicated himself to public service, earning the trust and respect of colleagues and the community alike. He approaches every issue with fairness and a focus on practical solutions that serve the people of Kenosha County. rather than pol political interest. At a time when our community needs leadership, not politics, John's steady judgment, collaborative approach, and nonpartisan perspective are exactly what this board needs. He leads quietly but effectively, listens and works to bring people together even in difficult situation. It is with confidence and respect that I nominated John W. Moresy as vice chair of the Konosha County Board.

Would anybody like to second? Seconded by Supervisor Gray. Are there any other nominations? Supervisor Robertson. It's my honor to my honor to nominate the supervisor from the 13th district, John Franco, as vice chairman. John has Do I have a second? Go ahead.

Oh, go ahead. Okay. John has been a supervisor since 2016 and has served on the finance and administration, human services, judiciary and law, legislative, planning, development, and extension education and public works facilities committees. He has served as vice chair for judiciary and law, legislative, PDC, and the public works facilities committees. And most recently, he served as chair of human services. He's been a mentor to several students for our youth and government program. In addition to his work for Kenosha County, he has a wide list of local volunteer activities, including the Shalom Center, the Sharing Center, the PMNL Theater, and his neighborhood homeowners association. He is known to be a man of integrity and as someone who listens before he speaks. He has shown over the past 10 years a willingness to work with everyone and to put the needs of the people in Kenosha County over ideology. His leadership has been evident not only at the committee level but also through his interactions at the county board meetings. Because of his leadership and his experience on all of our committees, I request your support for John Franco for Kenosha County Board Vice Chairman. Thank you.

Is there a second? Seconded by Supervisor Lux. Sorry. Okay. Are there any other nominations for vice chair? Any other nominations for vice chair? Seeing no other nominations for vice chair. Unlike the chair, we now have people with the same first name. So I don't know John Moresy or John Franco. I don't know if you want to go one first name, last name, but go ahead. Just make it sure that we know which one you're talking about, please.

Bad handwriting. Pretty sure John's got a win though. Got a limb there on that one. Oh, sure. I drop it. It's only going to get higher from there. Morrisy, Franco, Franco, Morsy, Franco, Morsy, Morsy, Franco,

Franco, Franco. Franco, Franco, Franco, Morrisy, Franco, Franco. Franco, Franco, Moresy, Morrisy, and Franco. Supervisor Franco, you have 14 votes. And Supervisor Morsy, you have seven. So congratulations, Supervisor Franco. Congratulations. No matter what this communications, this is just going to go to the public. You got to get that. Okay.

Keep in suspense. On to the agenda, the communications. Communication one from the public works and facilities committee. A resolution authorizing the execution of a rightaway entry agreement with Camp Lake Airport LLC for vegetation management and aircraft safety operations. Sen of the public works and facilities committee and finance and finance. No and finance committees.

Okay. Communication two from the planning development and extension education committee. A resolution. Excuse me. Thank you. Uh, communications two from the planning development and extension education committee. A resolution in support of the federal flood plane enhancement and recovery act legislation to amend the homeowner flood insurance affordability act of 2014. Refer to planning development education committee.

Communication three from Andy Beller. A resolution authorizing the execution of professional services agreements with the village of Salem Lakes. Refer to planning, development, and extension education committee. Communication four from Andy M. Bueller regarding future items scheduled before the planning development and extension education committee. Receive and file. Motion to second. Been moved and seconded. All those in favor? I. We are adjourned. Spoke to a