Remarks by Cole Stanley
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“All right. My fault. So let's just take up one and let's see how we do.”
“Can we go back to that slide, please? I have one request. Nothing concerning that would hold up a vote on this today. But I do have a board member that reached out to me. They had requested supporting documentation for the 7.7 on the indigent care. And I'd like confirmation that they either will be given that once they've been given the supporting documents or that they already have. And if you don't know today, I still think we take action on it. But I don't want to take action on an item if they are still waiting on documents and we don't at least recognize that.”
“Real good. Anything on this item, gentlemen?”
“Second. Motion in a second. All in favor, please say aye. Aye. Any opposed? Motion passes. Miss 0715.”
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“Motion and a second from place one. All in favor, please say aye. Aye. Any opposed? Motion passes. Ms. 0716, please, ma'am.”
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“Real good questions on item 717 or 718 matching grants textile. All good. OK, would request a motion on 717.”
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“these are the bullet fish eye and ptz the zoom capable cameras that interfaced with apd software okay thank you mr dunlap gentlemen do you have questions on item 719 no request a motion on 719 please i move to adopt resolution number zero nine zero eight two six dash seven Second. Motion and a second. All in favor, please say aye. Aye. Any opposed? Motion passes. Gentlemen, do you have questions on item 7.20?”
“So a financial decision, not a capability decision. Yes, sir.”
“Second. Motion and a second. All in favor, please say aye. Aye. Any opposed? Motion passes. Gentlemen, item 7.21, any questions on this?”
“Motion in a second. All in favor, please say aye.”
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“Thank you, sir, Mr. Mayor Pro Tem. That concludes our meeting for today. With a motion, we'll adjourn. Move to adjourn. You're adjourned. Thank you, guys.”
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“MS. KRISTEN, ARE WE GOOD IN THE BACK? MR. CITY MANAGER, YOU NEED ANYTHING BEFORE WE GET STARTED? MS. CITY SECRETARY, ALL GOOD? GREAT. OKAY. WE WILL CALL OURSELVES BACK INTO SESSION IN HERE. Recognizing a quorum moving forward with the remaining amount of our business today. Today, we'll start with our ceremonial items. We actually have Councilman Reed that will give our invocation. If you guys don't mind, please stand and remain standing for the pledges.”
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“All right. Thank you guys for joining us up here. I'm going to read our proclamation here and then we will award it. So whereas Hispanic Heritage Month provides an opportunity to recognize and celebrate the significant contributions Hispanic and Latino Americans have made to the United States of the United States and to Amarillo. And whereas 2026 Hispanic Heritage Month theme pioneers of change shaping the future together highlights Hispanic Americans transformative contributions in science, art, politics and community activism. Whereas the 2026 Hispanic Heritage Month slogan, Unidos Somos…”
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“Questions? What's the capacity out of the water treatment plant?”
“So daily production treated water. Now what's our mix of raw versus treated? Do we have a mix that we're able to work through?”
“What's the current level in gallons out there at the reservoir? I was a little lost, so if we're at 50? 275,000. Okay. And so 300,000, 60% somewhere in there? Yeah. Yes, sir. And we're gaining back five MGDs a day?”
“So you project this, you know, at this current rate, if we get cooler weather, which I think we do have some in the forecast, but then if we get rain, you may recover five MGDs, you think?”
“And the main thing is the usage, right? Once the usage goes down. So what was our lowest usage? Was it 64 that we've seen or if 88 was our highest?”