City Council - workshop

Does that put us in some kind of jeopardy where we're generating revenue from a for-profit organization as a government entity? Is that the issue?

Where are we going from where we have about two and a half houses an acre? 3 to 3.5. Okay. So we're already. We'll be over $100 an acre then. Even at 35, right? Okay. I guess I don't really have a strong opinion. We're doubling what we're going to get right now. But if there's not an objection to 65, I don't have an objection to that. Yeah, I don't have a really strong opinion either way.

I was surprised to hear we only had 10% of what we needed to buy the siren.

I don't think so. Just, I won't look at the camera.

That's the industry standard, 50 cents per transaction. Even if you buy a 50 cent item with your credit card. Okay.

I didn't know that they were passing on the exchange. I did not know that. Typically, you were encouraged to use a checking account because there were not fees processed, so that's historically not true.

Thank you. Yeah, the one she keeps for mine. I put it on the charger, but I must have had the wrong one because it wasn't very fast.

That's a really good question. A lot of questioning. So the data that feeds into their system, is that exportable into something that we retain? So it may not be formatted in a system they go under. You know, we can't use their system to look through the data, but... could be then imported into something else.

Just out of curiosity, what is our backup methodology? Do we retain a backup in two diverse locations, so if a fire wipes out a hard drive, we have it somewhere else.

Well, there are systems for doing that. Andrew, I don't need to tell you about them. They do exist for the critical data. You know, that's something that I think you guys put together a cost for that. We decide whether or not we want to improve hard storage of some of that critical data. I really worry about cloud as a 100% solution. because of the volatility of those companies. They get bought up. They go out. They go under. They make a mistake and will pay the price for whatever it costs to rebuild that data, looking through the notes from the 80s that are wrong.

Do we have any problem with asset loss? Somebody borrows a generator and forgets to bring it back to work? No, we don't have any of that. That's great.