Board of Mayor and Aldermen - Regular Meeting

Amen. Amen. For a country that gives freedom and justice to all who do not want to be deprived of the rights of American citizens. Okay, the fourth item of the agenda is acceptance. A promise and a response to it. We have an opinion from Alderman French and an opinion from Alderman Crossland. Are there any discussions or changes? If not, we can vote. Pramayam 6 has passed the prayer votes. Next is the 5th Inam, 8 by 4 of the Bulma meeting and 8 by 21 of the special Bulma meeting minutes. We have one Pramayam and one Pindanayam. Are there any discussions or changes? Nothing. We can vote. The Prime Minister has passed the election. The 6th seat is for the voters. I hear nothing. The 7th seat is for the Mayor. I welcome everyone tonight. I welcome Alderman Paul Thornton. I welcome Alderman Tony and Alderman Thomas. Namaskaram.

In August, we had 121 protests. Last year, we had more than 18 protests in August. There were two small fires. There was a small fire in Arby's and a fire in a shed on Murfreesboro Highway. This month, there were three firefights. We arrested a resident for burning a wire. In addition, there were two more firefights on Ambassador Inn and Woodbury Highway. We had 20 EMS calls and 2 elevator security operations. There were 11 vehicles in the city and 5 in the county. Two of them had to be taken out of the vehicle within the city limits. We had 14 VIAJA alarms, 3 smoke alarms and a gas torch. We installed 42 smoke alarms in 8 houses. We also installed 3 carbon monoxide alarms. We also installed 3 car seats for passengers and gave 20 ban permits this month. A man had to get out of a car on Rugdale Road. A man had to get out of a car on McMinnville Highway the day before. A man had to get out of a car on McMinnville Highway the day before. A man had to get out of a car on McMinnville Highway the day before. A man had to get out of a car on McMinnville Highway the day before. A man had to get out of a car on McMinnville Highway the day before. A man had to get out of a car on McMinnville Highway the day before. A man had to get out of a car on McMinnville Highway the day before. On Madison Street, the fire was once again ignited, and the residents were burning candles. Manchester PD took care of it. On the day their school opened, we shared food on College Street. A hospital broke down in an Arbor apartment. A tree fell and the service line broke down. There was also a water leak in the building. Red Cross came and made it possible for residents to stay for a few days and resolve the problem. But it was a big mess that night. Children were given water to bathe in the Rotary Park. We conducted an ALS challenge at the district attorney's office. As part of the experiment, we participated in the Firefighter Hopes and Firefighter Frame in the Upper Cumberland experiment. I took part in the Advanced Extriction Examination. I took part in the Firefighter Pennington Farm and Machine Rescue Examination. Two people from the Tennessee Fire Inspector Course came to meet me. Captain Price and Lieutenant Webb. Engineer Spry went to Murfreesboro. He left us and went to Murfreesboro Street Department. Three people from the Car Seat Technician Class came to meet me. They were Mr. Hobbs, Mr. Frame, Mr. Pennington.

That's all for this month. Thank you. Thank you, sir. Shubha Sayanam. In August, Manchester Police Department, 1747. Rejected the calls. August 25, it was 1951 calls. This is the lack of 204 calls. It was the beginning of the budget, but we held an ETHSO monitoring session similar to our ETHSO grants. It was assisted by Assistant Chief Robertson, and we received a lot of positive feedback on how it was handled. Some of the important things in the month. Forgive me if I talk less about us, but a lot of things happened in August. On 4th April, there was an earthquake in Royal Inn, and our shifts were in full swing. The suspect was saved before we reached, but we were able to catch him that night. It was the 4th day and then from the 10th to the 14th day was our firing range week. Our inspection department worked very well. We used the Tennessee Department of Corrections there. They allowed us to use their firing ranges. We spent a whole week there. It was a very hot day, but they showed a great performance. On the 12th day, on our 9th shift, the employee responded to a child abuse case. There was a child lying on an air ventilator for a short time. The baby's body temperature was 80 to 84 degrees. This is a very low temperature compared to a child. In response to this incident, Sergeant Leah McEwan, one of the employees, had a mild fever. They washed their shirt and brought the child to the hospital. The child was taken to the hospital by ambulance to perform a body temperature test. This is a sign of our department's gratitude towards the police. I am very proud of the staff of that shift. On the 18th, a patrolman arrested a man who used drugs. He admitted that he had used drugs before the arrest of the prisoner in jail. Officer Leith found out that the man had health issues with his car's pin-seed. So, he stopped the car and gave him a primary care. The man is now in a rehabilitation center. He called the police department. Last week, Officer Leith was very respectful and kind to him. He also said that he will help you if you need help. It is very unusual to receive such a call from a refugee center. So I really respect Officer Leith. On the 19th, a man hiding as a soldier in a duplex in Spine Trekkers was found. Our admin, command staff, received a lot of response from anywhere. We were able to talk to him without any problems and settle down. No one was hurt. He was in need of an airsoft gun. It was fortunate that no major accidents occurred. On the 27th, the investigation conducted at Ingram Street, Oakdale Street, was carried out by a major drug dealer and a large amount of methamphetamine was taken. It was able to get out of the streets. I really admire that employee. On the same 27th, there were some talks about the West Road school team playing football in Fightville. Some protests and discussions were taking place. They traveled to Fightville with Assistant Chief Roberts and Captain S and his team members to avoid the attacks of the Madhavithas and school-lifes. They were given security and self-confidence. I am very proud of their efforts. In the past week, I would like to talk about Deputy Sgt. Butch Stewart of the Sheriff's Department, who is known to everyone in this room. Last week, when he was trying to issue a warrant, he was attacked and tortured. The Manchester Police immediately called the Sheriff's Department and the County to help. As well as, he is one of the most reputable law enforcement officers. This is a reminder of the dangers that the employees face in fulfilling their duties. I am very proud of the women and men in our police force who stand in between society and crime. Therefore, I would like to include the deputies who were involved in the incident in our prayers. In the case of our lives, last month, the service of 10 people was completed. Captain Adcock, Officer Joshua Blake, Sergeant Holland, Officer Dwight Stevens, and then the crossing guard Rayling Chandler are the ones who completed the exercise. Last month, we completed the exercise for about 250 hours. We are now working in a way that allows digital evidence to be delivered to the cloud. We are now working in a way that allows digital evidence to be delivered to the cloud. We are now working in a way that allows digital evidence to be delivered to the cloud. We are now working in a way that allows digital evidence to be delivered to the cloud. We are now working in a way that allows digital evidence to be delivered to the cloud. We are now working in a way that allows digital evidence to be delivered to the cloud. We are now working in a way that allows digital evidence to be delivered to the cloud. We are now working in a way that allows digital evidence to be delivered to the cloud. If there is any problem, they will call their internal contact or send an officer to ensure their safety. We have received a lot of response about this. So far, we have ordered three Durango vehicles. One of them is in use now. Our next safety committee meeting will take place on the 14th of next Monday. Thank you. Finance

Good evening. On August 18th, the Finance Committee held a meeting. There was nothing important to discuss that day. We were also waiting to decide who should be appointed as the Vice-Mayor of Messi, who left the committee after the truth was revealed. As far as the finance department is concerned, a statement by the Water Billing Committee has now been released. It was published tonight. First, it will be officially announced on a certain day, and then it will be announced on Monday. That is, my team is in the process. We are calling the 13th month of this fiscal year as the 13th month. Water Billing Office is fully automating the procedures. People living in Manchester will see these changes soon. From now on, you will receive text messages related to bills instead of paper bills. We are carrying out operations that support auto-biprol. In addition, we are making service requests digital, so no one will have to fill out paper forms and stand there. This is more automated than a tablet. Accounts payable is complete, but we are waiting for new software. I think it will be the end of September or the end of October. It will change a lot of things. Accounts payable will reduce many manual processes and sea work. We are also conducting ADP, ADP conversion operations with the Human Resources Department. That software was launched on August 10. You know that it is an HR, HR software and a new timekeeping software, right? Everyone is doing their best, and my life is working hard to get rid of the natural obstacles in the new software. Things are going well. Finally, as I said earlier, we completed the process called the 13th month by ending the numbers in 2026. She submitted it to the auditors at the right time. The report has to be submitted to the Nagam Foundation on December 31, so everything is going well. The next finance committee meeting will take place on September 15, Thursday, at 4 p.m. here. Thank you.

Thank you, Antony. Street. Good evening. I have kept the August report on Alderman's desk. We removed 74 load gardens and 45 load houses. Recycle numbers are available. If we talk about complaints, we got 65 complaints about red lines. We got 11 complaints about red lights and 22 complaints about roads. We also noticed 5 traffic jams and 13 overgrown bushes. The other public roads are 137. In our maintenance shop, the mechanics worked for 25 hours for water department vehicles, 75 hours for police department vehicles, and 3 hours for recreation department. For street traffic, we worked for 71.5 hours, 16.5 hours for sanitation department, and 65.5 hours for other shop employees. We are still operating in food path methods. We are doing drainage work in Deerfield and Breyerwood areas. That is, the next street committee meeting will take place here in the boardroom at 4.30 p.m. on September 10. Okay. Thank you. Water and sewer. Everyone, help. In August, the Department of Water and Sewer Development, the Department of Water and Sewer Development, the Department of Water and Sewer Development, the Department of Water and Sewer Development, the Department of Water and Sewer Development, the Department of Water and Sewer Development, the Department of Water and Sewer Development, the Department of Water and Sewer Development, the Department of Water and Sewer Development, We completed the water main change in Woodland Drive, and completed more than 305 hydrant tests in our existing EWA, AWA, and hydrant management units. In the Maliniya Jala Samskarana Department, 26 Malinajala work orders have been completed including 15 manhole dams, 7 Malinajala restoration operations, and continuous resettlement operations in the basin. The St. John Malinajala Pipe Reconstruction Plan is in progress and has been completed up to about 204 feet long. Until that plan is completed, we will complete street work within the next two weeks. Our meter service teams tested 8794 meters, replaced 52 meters, installed 4 new meters, and replaced 3 more meter boxes. We continued the development of our pre-treatment program, completed the asset management plan, implemented GIS-GIS-CET works, and managed all the water quality and sewage quality operations. Our 5 residents were tested. Mr. Jerry Prader is completing the test for his Water Distribution License. He has also given the test to our 5 operators to get the certificate as a certified operator. In total, our department is focused on ensuring that the trust is maintained, that the INI is reduced, that the systems are maintained, that the workers are safe and that the services are reliable. Do you have any questions or opinions? See you here on Sunday. I don't know about the last few meetings. The next one will be here on September 4th. 6pm. Nanni, Loni. Vinodham, Recreation.

On the auspicious month of August, 9,110 residents attended the Recreation Center. We held 40 private swimming parties. We organized a Tennessee Performance Softball Tournament and a Play Local Tennessee Tournament in the parks. The Recreation Center is now being used as a volunteer paint outside the Rec Center. We installed a wide range of motors, pumps, strainers, and valves. That process was completed. New chemical controllers were installed in three pools. We are accepting the installation of the Wellness HVAC HVAC unit on September 8. The pool pump HVAC unit has to be delivered to the vendor on September 2. Once that is done, they will have the time to install the unit. As far as operations are concerned, 110 people participated in our swim lesson program that has been ongoing for a year. Thank you Tourism

Shubha Sayanam, I think I made a mistake in this. It's because my height is low. Forgive me. So, let me let you know that 13 events took place in the event center in August for 18 days. 12 events were booked in August. The remaining 9 were booked on the 26th, 1 on the 27th, and the other on the 27th on the 4th floor. We are happy that the booking time is increasing. That is a great help. We have made Dave Kaapke a Tourism Grand. It started in August 2021. Ended in 2021. Ended in 2018. We have completed both. Dave has really tried hard. He does a lot of work in preparing business plans and budgets. He is preparing a package that is complete and clear for the project. It is easy to work with him. His skills are very valuable to us. I thank everyone for this opportunity. It is a very good thing to get such support. I joined Tennessee Society of Association Executives in TSA. They have a convention and trade show in December. We will participate in it for publicity. We want more people to come to the event center and book events. This is completely for the Tennessee associations. I am very happy to have been a part of it. I have seen more than 20 local businesses. Last week I was able to go out. Then a meet and greet took place at the conference center. It was very good. I am very fortunate to have said that we are happy that you are paying so much attention to tourism in the relationship with the local government. Therefore, we have discussed more about getting more attention in the guide about the local marketing opportunities. Because for some time, the city has not had such opportunities. Therefore, we are very eager to talk about various opportunities and local things about the brands that operate with them. They introduced us and our team to a lot of people. It is a great blessing to be able to work with them. The government is very happy that we are getting the necessary services at this time of tourist. Let me remind you one more thing. The Department of Tourism's Citizen Advisory Board is accepting requests. They have to submit the Naga on September 30. Then, the Board meeting in October will take decisions through voting. Then, I heard that the meeting of the Tourism Committee was in October. I'm sorry. It was out of my interest. So, if you need it, let me know. I'll bring it to you. Please forgive me. Okay. That's all. Yes, madam. Good. Thank you. Thank you. Planning zoning. Yes. But I'll be a better person than her. The Planning Commission meeting, which was scheduled on 17 August, was cancelled because there was no quorum. The agenda has been moved to the September agenda. The meeting will take place here in the boardroom at 5.30 p.m. on September 21. This will be a long agenda. The agenda will be announced next week at any time. I think that four plans, four re-signings, and one site plan will be included in it. The annual planning commission meeting was held on August 13. There was a lot of participation. Most of the members were there. All the staff members were there. There was a discussion about various issues related to Sam Edwards. Sam Edwards has been in charge of our research for years. He is an expert in details. I always appreciate his efforts. As far as the courts department is concerned, we have received 65 complaints. This is a figure requested last month. It contains complaints such as property maintenance, animal control. 191 construction tests have been completed. Construction tests of buildings and storm water construction tests are also included in this. This is more than last month. Office Manager Grace Fraser Property Maintenance Inspector Regan Batesumai is working together. She is conducting a little cross-training to study the permitting process. So it will be helpful when no one is there. Our company has also started new commercial facility research. This is part of our stormwater program. This is seen as a part of our general development. Therefore, we will continue to work with most of the businesses in the city that are likely to be affected by our stormwater system. It includes restaurants, automotive facilities, and businesses. We walk with them. We ask them if they have their own stormwater management plan and make them aware of our program. Then, about its importance. Okay. Amazing. Thank you.

Historical zoning.

The historical zoning commission meeting will take place here in the boardroom on September 3. We have not been able to attend yoga for a few months due to lack of memory and other reasons. So, we think we can do it this week. Because we need a certificate of appropriateness for the examination.

Okay. Thank you. Do you have anything to ask the directors? Number 9. Promises and Ordinances. Mayor Hobbs announces the decision to accept Chandler Things LLC for $64,200 as a tourist. We have received a request and a reply. This is the remaining $60,000 that was given to the city of Manchester. This has to be paid by the end of September. That is the basis of this government. Is there any discussion? I don't think so. If you don't mind, Mayor, someone called to say that we are a lawmaker. This is not a continued fund. This is a waste of time. Of course, we were reported to be legislating one person. That's not right. This is actually a program created for rural clouds. Even though we weren't involved in it, Kim made it possible and we got a good deal. Normally, it would cost about $1,000,000, but we got a big discount. This is to bring people here. We will employ about 30 people in the society. We will create marketing tools to attract more people here. No, we are not paying anyone. This is a well-earned money. If we don't make this a tourist attraction, we can't buy a truck. We can't pay. We can't do anything else from this. This has to be paid there. Yes, that's right. Thank you. Yes, sir. If there are no further questions, let's move on to the voting. The vote has been passed. The ordinance on Catt Creek Road and Perry Road, and the place in the estate of Caroline Clayboy, are the second part of the ordinance to be added to the city. Vice Mayor Missick announces. General discussion. We have one. Let's get an order and a vote. So we have an order and a vote. Is there anyone in the audience to speak? Anyone from Bulma? No one. Let's vote. The order has been passed. Ordinance B is the second ordinance in Manchester, Tennessee. The budget ordinance for the year 2027 is 1779. It is sponsored by Alderman Crosslink. This is a general hearing. Let me accept an order and a petition for it. Then we have an order and a petition. Again, this is the place where the budget was passed and it was obtained permanently. That is, the interest is reduced from $1,155 to $1,017. So, do you have any opinions? Let's vote for Deva. Sanketika vidya nannayi pravartikumpool, adha albudakaram aana. Voting ennu pareyennu.

Sheri, anugoolam.

Sheri. Adha verennu. Adha verennu. Ordinance D, Manchester Municipal Code 4-208, the first reading of the ordinance, sponsored by Alderman Crossland. Please accept an order and a signature. We have received an order and a signature. This means that in the same department, relatives are allowed to work, but the boss should not be a relative, right? But there are a lot of things that people in the fire and police departments want to follow. We have to transfer people to different jobs. It is not possible to do that. So we stopped the ordinance for the first time. At the beginning of the ordinance, the same department was not allowed to work with the same relatives. On the other hand, they have been allowed to work with their own relatives or relatives of other relatives. That's right. Yes, that's what the rest of the ordinance says. So, do you have any comments from the board? This is new to me. This is a new experience for me. I know that this was discussed 20 years ago. This Swajana Bhakshabad has been going on for a long time. I don't feel so confident. I would like to read the whole thing before I vote for it. I am avoiding this. But why am I avoiding it? Because I want to read more and understand. Because I know that this was a big problem years ago. Thank you. Let me interrupt you for a moment. We've left Item C. That's why your suggestion and approval are on Item C. Thank you. I'll read D instead of C. I can do whatever you say. Is everyone okay with going back and doing it? Yes, okay. I think it's there. That's C. Yes, we were preparing to vote for C. But we were talking about D. Oh, okay. So, let's do it. I'll read Ordinance C. The first reading of Ordinance C, which is the first reading of Ordinance C, which is the first reading of Ordinance C, which is the first reading of Ordinance C, which is the first reading of Ordinance C, which is the first reading of Ordinance C, which is the first reading of Ordinance C, which is the first reading of and 40 hours a week for ordinary people. Firemen in the year 2880. They work for hours, and so they work for more than 80 hours a year than ordinary people who work for 40 hours a week. So, if you take a 40-hour break, and we give them the same. At the same time, they will have to pay a little more to take a break, but they work more than ordinary people for more than 80 hours a year. Therefore, we are trying to make their overtime as their 24-hour shift. Therefore, this is related to their overtime pay. Some things are being done. I'm saying it's right, sir. Right. Right. That's right. That's right. Then, now we have a promise and a promise. Um, is there any discussion? Um, we are in C. C. Thank you, Thomas. There is no discussion. We can vote. Thank you. Pramayam Arunathire Poojam Votukal Kupasai. Ippol Veendum, Ordinance D, D, Bandhujana Preetiye Kurichulla, Napetism, Code 4-208 Vare, Le Vyavastakal Bedagadi Cheyuna, Ordinance Inde Adhya Vayana. Branche Parsley, Adha Avide. Ippol Nammal Sheriaya Pageil Thirichathi, Endengilum Cherche Undo, Poline Kitti, Ningalode Cherche Nyangal Orkunnu. Mattarkengilum, Onnum Kelkunnilla, Namukku Votu Cheyam, Devai. Let's move on to the next four. The Pooja votes have been passed. Two abstentions. Then Alderman Thondan, um, if you have any questions, bring it back. We can bring it back. Okay. Number 10, old business. Um, we don't have anything like that. Number 11, um, new business means bad rules. Um. Do I need a Jell-o to read that? Let's get there. So, we have a promise to agree on everything together. Do we have a second person in mind? I don't want to accept this as it is written.

Because I don't want to participate in the adult entertainment committee or the landfill committee or the finance committee. If anyone is interested in changing seats with me, I am ready for another committee. Those who don't fit in it first. So that's not a big deal. More than one. I don't want to be a servant in it now.

I'll change to adult entertainment. I'm a big fan of Vinodha. Okay. So, we'll keep it. I was in it 20 years ago. I feel a little embarrassed. Mayor. He said, you're single. You'll win. I'm not sure what that single is. Okay. I don't think so. Um.

What is it?

A miracle for those who know. We banish Alderman Anderson and rule the Alderman Thread. But if they're changing places, does that mean they're going to the other side of Alderman Anderson? Okay, I'll stand in that place. Okay, okay, good. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Yes, I don't think they are having a party. That's one. Okay, because no one is interested. I don't have a big place. If I want to sit in it, I can sit. I have a little too many complaints. You know, I don't know what else to do other than trying to fix this. What is your opinion on that?

That's why... We can do that. I would like to say that these laws are different from the first law they passed. It's not a first law. You don't have a part in it. It was in the past, when the Mayor was in power. At that time, Alderman Bellamy agreed. He gave me a seat in the street committee. I am interested in acting, but I am not interested in comedy and finance.

Okay, to tell you the truth, last year you were in recreation. I don't know if you took part in any of them. That's a fair point.

Let's see why that happened in the meeting. Because, without asking any details, you all joined and voted again. I removed myself from my comedy that I had been serving for a year. That's why I want my law to give me an opinion. I want it to be fair. Do you have any other speeches or discussions?

Let's vote. One of the five votes passed. As we said, if you want to change anything, we can do it again at the beginning of the month. Citizen Committees, Commission Rules, Planning and Zoning. And Planning and Zoning. And that's a Mayor's rule. There's no need for votes for that. And we are going to Ward Johnson. And we are going to return him to the Commission. And we have made some mistakes in the past year. The reason why the laws have been changed and people have not changed is because You will notice that some of these are less than others, right? That is, we need to implement things properly and follow the rules. Therefore, Ward will be in service until 2031. Mark Williams has agreed to return. He will be in service until 2030. Now, a position is missing. Next, Catherine Roberts Alderman will replace Thornton. That's the time of the year. She will continue in that position until 2027. Historical zoning. This is a mayor's rule. The board needs approval. There are two seats. There were only two requests. Will Painter will continue to serve until 2031. Holly McLaren will continue to serve until 2031. We will continue to request Ms. Roberts to take the place of Alderman Thornton in the Planning and Zoning Council. Um. Okay. Will Painter, Holly McLaren, and Ms. Roberts, if they do not fulfill their promise of voting, there is a suggestion. Is there anyone to vote? Are you voting? Have you won the vote? May God bless you.

May God bless you. May God bless you.

May God bless you. May God bless you. May God bless you. We have to investigate what this means, but we have received five requests. Voting is required for this. So Brent Parsley, Kenny Sadler, Don Bellamy, Aaron Murray, Jill Johnson, etc. I remember that it is sometimes necessary for this board to approve grants from the institution and other aids. That's what I think. But this is very inappropriate. Um. I intend to approve this petition. Okay. I have an idea. Is there anyone to vote for Pindu? I will vote for Pindu. I will vote for Pindu. I will vote for Pindu. I will vote for Pindu. I will vote for Alderman. I will vote for Alderman. I will vote for Alderman. I will vote for Alderman. I will vote for Alderman. I will vote for Alderman.

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Poojam passed the vote against the recommendation. And... Tourism issues will be resolved in October. Two alders will be appointed for tourism, and then the committee itself will be re-elected in the code. Okay. Next is Ms. Grigory's statement. Tell me your name.

My name is Lisa Grigory.

Do you swear by the truth?

I swear by the truth. That I will uphold the Constitution. That I will uphold the Constitution.

The laws in the United States.

The laws in the United States.

The Tennessee Constitution.

The Tennessee Constitution under the School Board. Under the School Board. In Manchester.

In Manchester. I swear by the faith.

I swear by the faith.

The office I was chosen.

Nyaan thiranyedukka pitta office. Abhinandanangal.

Nanni. Okay, next is suicide awareness campaign. From September 6-12, we are announcing a national suicide prevention campaign for Manchester. In addition, AFSP Coffee County Out of the Darkness is also here in 2026. It is held at September 19 at Shaniyarisha College Street Elementary. Check-in time is 10 o'clock. The day after tomorrow is 11 o'clock. This week, we will send those people and submit it. The names on the board of the Mayor and Alderman are Alderman Anderson.

No.

Alderman Croslin. No, sir. Alderman 3. Alderman French. Alderman Thondon. Vice Mayor Parsley.

The motion to disband is being announced.

We have a second one. Those who agree, say yes. Yes. The yoke is broken. We can start the yoke for the beer bowl. Yes, all of them. To accept the agenda, a promise is needed. A promise is made. A promise and a promise. Anukulikunnavar adhe ennu parayuka.

Adhe.

Edherkunnavar aarenkilum undo? Aaru mudal poojam vare. Asistente abiprayangal. Ennengilum abiprayangal undo? Onnum illannu karudunnu. Cheepu allengil asistente cheepu. Namaskaram. Innu ningalode munnel randa beer permitukul unda. The first one is Manchester Tobacco Beverage No. 2 from 1854 Hillsborough, Bollywood. It was submitted to the Manchester City Beer Board on 26 September 2021. Mr. Vikku Patel permits a new beer permit. Therefore, Manchester Tobacco Beverage No. 2 will open again at the price mentioned above. All beers have been sold. I have handed over all the business documents. I have not found anything in the criminal record.

The police is reporting.

We have received a police report. Is there a second person reporting?

Reporting.

We have received a police report and a reporting. Please conduct a roll call.

Alderman Anderson. Yes. Alderman.

Yes.

Yes. Alderman. Yes.

Alderman. Yes. Vice Mayor Parsley. Yes. Then.

Yes, Pramayam passed from 7 to Poojam.

The second is the newly built Vava, Vava on 24 Campground Road. Manager Ms. Karolina Cruz is with us today. On September 1, 2026, it was submitted to the Manchester City Beer Board. Vava Midwest LLC permits a new beer permit. Wawa 7, 2 This is 24 Campground Road, Manchester, Tennessee. A new store will open. The area manager of the Manchester location requested Ms. Carolina Cruz. The lease has been signed. She examined the business history and criminal history. There is nothing wrong with it. A promise is made.

A promise is made.

Conduct a roll call. Anderson. Yes. Mayor. Yes. Permission passed as seven prayers. Permission granted. All those who agree, say yes. Yes. All of you wait for a minute. Conduct a roll call to Assistant Chief Roberts. Thank you, Mayor. This is not the time to record. Thank you, sir.