Board of County Commissioners - Regular Meeting

like to call the meeting to order. We'll do the flag Tyson had a few words to the flag of America and to the republic for which it stands. One nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.

Your reminder before we get going, please state your name and title when you first begin speaking. Public comment will be allowed to the extent that it's on topic. Persons participating via Zoom are currently muted. If you have a comment, then please let Mark know via the chat function. Mark will then inform Chairman Trinkle can take up the comment in a manner that doesn't disrupt the agenda. And if an executive session is needed, then we'll mutually turn off the video and when we're done, we'll turn everything back on. Heather, you there? I am. Can you hear me? Sure can.

Okay. I have just really three things today. The first thing is the PADC met uh week and reviewed an incentive application. The applicant did not actually qualify. So, they are being informed of that. The housing incentive grant is going to be rolled out as a soft launch in June with some local contractor meetings to coincide with the neighborhood revitalization um timeline of July 1. also reached out to Tyson and said I will be happy to assist with some of the smaller entities getting them um on board or offboard making a decision on if they're going to be part of the neighborhood revitalization program going forward and participate in whatever meetings we have. The last thing is because I've been getting a lot of questions um about House Bill 2043. Uh the governor just received the bill today. So, while it's been 10 calendar days since the bill has actually been passed, she just received the bill today. So, now her this is when her time frame to make a decision begins. So, with that, I'm happy to stand for any questions.

That was my question, Heather. She got it today. Okay. Does she have 10 days? Yes. That include weekends? Um, it does include weekends. Technically, I don't believe it actually includes the day that she receives the bill. So, it actually the 10 days may start tomorrow. There's some debate about that, but she got it today. Worst case scenario, 10 days would start tomorrow. Uh on the housing development thing, we're trying to set up a meeting, but I don't know if we'll make that June 1st date. July or July?

Yeah. Is it July 1st now? Okay. I mean, so I've you've been in the email chain, sent out multiple emails. I sent out a deal. I'm still not getting a response, but I do see they want a joint meeting.

Yeah. So on that note, Heather, it looks like the city has requested a joint meeting and so if we can get that scheduled in pretty short order, then hopefully we can start moving the ball. But if you want to go ahead and start reaching out to the smaller taxing entities to gauge their interest or see if they want to participate, nothing's prohibiting you from doing that. I will uh reach out to the folks that I worked with on the ARPA funding at the at the smaller cities, those clerks to see if they are interested. And just for my for my memory purposes, I believe Sawyer did not participate last time, but the but IA and Preston did. Is that accurate? Do you know?

I don't know off the top of my head, but I'll send an email after. Yeah. Coach, Preston, Pellison, I think everybody did, but Sawyer. Okay. That was sort of what I remember, but it was off the top of my head as well. So, um, if you want to take coats, uh, Commissioner Shriber, that would be wonderful. They are a little hard to get a hold of sometimes. Yeah, I can do that. I'll handle the other ones. Okay, sounds good. Thank you. Thanks, Heather. Thank you, Heather. Britney, we guys want to come on up.

Hello. Good afternoon. I'm Britney Noatne, the executive director at the Vernon Philly Art Museum. I'm Emily Stefan Smith. I'm the grants coordinator museum.

We have a short presentation for you. First of all, we really just want to appear before you today to say thank you. Your $5,000 donation in form of the membership each year. Uh that's extremely helpful to us. Um 75% of our funding, 50% comes from membership. The other 25% is our annual fundraiser and donations and the remaining 25% comes from earned income. Um and so really this community is just so important to us and the way that um you support us really helps us a lot. Uh we'd like to kind of give you a quick presentation on some of the impact data that your funding enables. Um and then we'd like to respectfully request that you consider to renew your membership again this year. And if you if it's possible to consider a 5% increase to that $250 to kind of help offset our rising costs in terms of our staff and our technology that are um I think like everybody costs are rising. Um, and so we have just some we've provided a packet with kind of the different programs that we host. And in the past couple of years, we've really expanded our free and open to the public programs and our second Saturdays. We're reaching a lot of families through that program. We also have a senior day that's been really popular that we do quarterly and we see all three communities kind of turn up for that as well as a lot of seniors from throughout the community that come and really enjoy that time in the art museum. And let's see. Do you want to kind of go through some of the programs and then Sure. If they have questions, we can put that as well.

As Britney said, um this is our second full year of the second Saturday, which is free to families. I think we've gotten a lot of people come into the museum that um probably maybe haven't come in before, but they've come in do a craft together as a family. They get to tour the exhibit. That's been really successful. We reach so many area students. We reach about 12 over,200 students every year from the schools, Skyline, Pratt. Um we've even started going to the Punningham schools and other area school districts and um one of our goals is to expand keep expanding to the area other area schools. Um we also work with the homeschool cooperative as well and the library to help um do both in-classroom education and bringing the kids to the museum itself.

Mostly work. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And uh we've also worked with Pratt Community College some to kind of partner and bring um some different strengths to those educational programs. We there's a photo here of the ceramic quilt they did last year with Tyler Dallas at with the high school students. Um and one thing we did new last year was actually with um the rec department. We partnered with them to offer a summer youth camp which we had never done before. And we had 40 students. It filled up right away. We're we just advertised it. I don't know if you guys get the flyers from the rec department, but it's on there again this year. So, we're already almost full. Yeah, they're already almost at old. Um, what am I forgetting?

That's excellent. Yeah, I think um as Britney said, our costs are kind of rising, but we do have a extremely wonderful group of volunteers in the community that help sustain us and there's we've tried to feature them here like all the different committees that they do that they serve on and the ways that they help support our mission. Yeah, we have a a board member serves as a chair of each of the subcommittees that we run. And so it's just a really neat way. There's so much ownership in what we do at the museum. It's always a team and every committee, it's a team across every event. Um there's different I mean all the way from the crouches through the KURS, I mean there's just folks from every age demographic involved in doing what we do. So it's it's very much owned and operated by the community, which I think makes it really fun and successful for everybody.

Yeah. And um there's some pictures here of our Phillyfest. So when they used to we do the art walk downtown, we've sort of taken that over and provide and continue to provide that for the community and um having free street fair for families to come see different performing artists. We've had Mark here before. You're great musically fest, great musicians. Um, so yeah, we just keep trying to expand our programming and reach new folks and um, a lot of that is free or lowcost programming so that nobody feels like there's a barrier to the arts. And so

yeah, and that that impact number about 8,000 overall visitors went up a little over 200 people in this past year. So we continue to see that grow. We continue to see those numbers be on top of 30% from outside of the region. So we know we're bringing a lot. Um we continue to do a lot of tourism efforts with Visit Pratt and with um all the museums. So we have kind of a collaborative group, the four museums. We meet monthly. Right now we're working on a float for the Miss Kansas parade. They're bringing the Declaration of Independence um exhibit coming up in September, October with the America 250. So we're all kind of partnering to put together a float about that and been doing a lot of cross promotion of the four museums together and that seems to have worked really well. and we'll be doing a collaborative show um of B29 airplane nose art. Um we're producing some really neat um aluminum images, reproductions of the nose art and then that'll be on display at the Philly. We'll have a public lunch and learn. Mark Martin has done a great amount of research. It's been really fun to work with them. And so yeah, anything we can do to, you know, bring the doc population from Witchaw to here to see those things has just been a really a really neat partnership. So um just kind of let you know of a couple events we have coming up. This Saturday, the 25th, we're open 10 to 4. We actually have Wendy Row, who's a one of the gravel racers. Um, and so she's got a really great photography exhibit. You know, we worked a couple years in advance to schedule that so that when the gravel racers come to town, they can come through and see a fellow photographer in the museum that day. That's been a neat way for us to kind of work together. And on that same day, we have the Pratt High pop-up exhibit, and they're going to have their closing reception. So, you can come meet the students this Saturday at 2 p.m. And we'll also be out at Sixth Street Park at the same time doing the kids fair. So, we'll be in three places at once that day. That's pretty typical. We love to do that.

Um, and then coming up on May 1st, I'd love to invite you guys. I brought some postcards. We have an opening reception. This will be bringing artists from as far as Hayes and Nebraska and a lot of local artists. And these are just fun opportunities to hear right from the artists and hear what they're doing. At the same time, you could see our young artist display. Um, I guess we could pass those down the line. And so you can see each month there's a different young artist in the museum giving a student an opportunity. And let's see, we also have May 2nd we'll be working with the Bixler's Art Barn out at Mayfest. We'll have a booth. And then our annual meeting is on Tuesday, May 5th at 5:00 PM. So if any of you can attend that, I'd love to the opportunity to report out some more of this impact data about the past year and what our members have made possible for the community. And love to invite you. The the board has also uh had a task force that's working with an architect named Anderson Knight and they've hired them to work on some long range planning about facility expansion because as you can see we've kind of outgrown some of our you know things have been so successful that we just need more space for art classes and um so love to invite you to that our annual meeting on May 5th and you can hear more about that process and if you have any questions we'd be happy to answer those but I know your time is tight. Thank you for your time and thank you for your support.

Thank you very much. on the historical side is they were in there last week. Uh and I heard you guys heard Heather talk about this bill that the governor got. It really limits us. Sure. They seem to think our state representatives knows what best this community versus your elected officials. Mhm. Uh with this bill, we could be stuck at the same amount of money for infernity. I hear you. Yeah. And we're facing rising costs just like you are. Absolutely. I'm not saying we won't.

I'm just giving you a heads up. Completely respect that. Sure. We're just really grateful for what you give us. So we understand. Thank you. It comes to that. don't want to pick winners and losers and yeah, so it'll probably just be a clean slate probably. I I don't know where certainly understand. We got 10 more days to wait for 11 weekends. Yeah, you guys do good work and you need to know up front. Yeah, thank you. Appreciate that. Yeah, we understand. Catch everybody by surprise. Yeah, we absolutely understand. Thank you. so much.

If you want to send any of your guys with activities, if you have JPEGs, you can email those to me and we can put them up on our display and advertise for you. That would be great. Thank you. Thank you. I I have one. You have one? Well, make sure you got it, please. Thank you. Appreciate your time. Thank you all. Amy, you guys want to come out?

More chairs. No, we're fine. um with it being a real estate transaction deal. I didn't know if you all had a chance to really priorities through the information wanted to do this and every executive session ask questions or you just want us to I think maybe starting open if we get to a point where Ner then I'll turn it over. That was my week. Thank you for having us back. Yes.

Uh so since we were here last time uh we've been a little more uh homework. We did have a structural engineer come and we do have the engineering report. Once we got that back, we um hired an appraiser to come in and we just got the the appraisal back last week. So, uh, taking those things into consideration and the fact that I think there was an insurance payout on, um, on the roof back in 2023. That's how we approached our bid. So, um, I put that in an email last week. Thank you. Yes.

Uh, do all of you have access to those documents? And if you've had a chance to look at them, we would love to answer any questions you might have. You should have all those in there, too. All out. And the only question I got, and maybe it's for the attorney more than anybody, is this is an abandoned street, right? Abandoned alley. Does this include vac? Yes. In the legal description, there'd be a reference eventually to the vacated alley. So, you're coming all the way up to I think there's three on each side here, right?

Correct. Yes. So I think four through nine would be the one that's you're pointing at right there. Yep. And then number nine's the kind of curves around in an S curve if you That's right. Yeah. But vacated it just goes have to each side of the vacation. Yeah. In my letter I just didn't add that extra sense with regard to the I got it. I figured it was vacant. I'm pretty sure. I will say you guys did a very good job.

I mean, the professionalism of the report, the appraisal reports saved us money having to go get an appraisal. I mean, we would use the same.

Well, we needed a structural engineer to let us know this wasn't just crazy. So, we had to do some due diligence on those two things anyway. Yeah. And of course, we needed an appraisal for for the banker back behind us. So, are you adding on to this building or just I don't know. They kind of want us to honestly, but I'm not sure. We have chosen I'm just curious. Yeah, we've chosen an architectural firm and after looking at how fast we've grown, they've actually recommended that we would add on. That is not necessarily in our plans or budget at this time, but it it could be a possibility.

That's good. I just thinking of the parking here. Oh, it would. Yeah, I know. There's not much parking there, but we would, you know, I think we could get rid of some of that backyardish area if we wanted to uh to uh expand or there's even if you came by foot out of the front, was that one of them? five or Yeah, we would probably come as far out as we could legally, you know, and expand the parking area. Yeah. Yeah. There's some there's some grass there. So, we could expand that just a little bit and we could even bring our

footprint of the building out by foot and give us a little more room if we wanted to, but I don't know that. We have to look at plans and everything, but I didn't know if you looked across the street if that were even for sale. It hasn't been. It almost looks closer than this out here across the street south or east. Yeah, I don't know. This is so close to the hospital. It just works really well for us. Yeah, sure. Um, yeah, I think the architect has this having like 34 parking spaces out front in their design. They're going to remove

right now. Same. Yeah. Yeah. I haven't talked to either one of these guys yet, but what I'm worried about, and this is long after I'm gone, somebody else sitting here 30 years down the road, would you guys entertain that the county gets first buyback

like a right of first refusal? It is it had been a thought I had had that they would probably ask about, but I don't know that I'd relate that thought to you all. Um, I don't have a problem. And I'm not, you know, the building's a building. I'm more worried about the the vacant lots, you know, as the hospital grows or we don't know what's going to happen. I don't have a crystal ball, but I I don't want to tie somebody sitting in this chair. I don't want so to speak. And I'm not saying it's a deal killer. I just wondered if if that was a possibility. Can't think of any reason that wouldn't be.

The big picture concern is it's always been the desire of the county, at least as stated to me, to maintain a medical campus on all of that ground. And so 25 years from now, you guys want to go somewhere else or do something else. We don't want a grocery store there or Dollar General or whatever else. Whether the county with all the upgrades is a whole different story. It just gives us that optionality. Yeah. I don't have any problem doing that. I don't either.

So that just so the public's aware of the process for moving forward. Um to use our resolution, the commissioners have to make a finding of special circumstances. Once they make that binding of special circumstances, we would publish notice of a hearing on a future date that gets published three times. That would include the name of the purchasing entity, the purchase price, as well as if there's going to be any additional things like a right or first refusal. We'd then have a hearing on it that's open to public comment. And assuming that all goes well and they want to move forward, they would vote to move forward. We'd execute a regular contract at that point that has all the contract terms. Gives you right to go get title and make sure you guys are comfortable with the title and all of that.

That's kind of what it would look like moving forward. And I do want to state we have talked to the hospital. They're fine with this. We have talked to our hospital board and they know about it. Yep. Yeah. Uh, do you guys want to talk about this later or I'm fine with it? I'm fine with it. Well, that's Do you have anything to add? I don't have anything to add.

I see where you came up with your purchase price and all that stuff. It's pretty black and white. you might let everybody know what to do. Yeah, formed yet. Great question. So, we are getting close. Uh, we've got a good draft that's being discussed by the potential member owners and I think that all is pretty much set in stone. I think there's a few details. We have a meeting set, not this week, but the following to hopefully knock out the rest of the details. So, I'd imagine the landowning entity would be created hopefully next couple weeks. Next couple weeks. Well, before any official contract would need to be signed. Yeah, I just need it for my for the notes. Oh, sure. Okay. You know, right. So, do I need

You got to make the motion for special circumstances. You guys are okay and ready to move forward.

I'm okay with Yeah, I'm fine with that. I'll make a motion pursuant to resolution number 01-20-2026B. I move to move for a finding of special circumstances for the sale of the PRRC property and related lots which is 4 through nine. I guess specifically the special circumstances consist of the following. protecting protecting the community's access to primary care physicians by providing necessary space for the expansion of the PRA family practice LLC and protecting the counting neighboring property interest through a sale to a health care provider that will use the property in a manner that is consistent with the county's use as a medical cannabis. We'll second the motion.

Been moved and seconded to approve of the resolution. Approve the resolution that Rick just read. All in favor say I. I. Oppose. Same sign. Motion carried. And then I'd request a motion to give me authority to go ahead and publish when I have the necessary information from Brian. Okay. Uh, you can make the right to first buy. Is that something we work on later? We don't need to motion that or anything. We probably should talk to our Yeah, I mean I I don't want that's not going to be an issue.

Like I said, I I wondered if that'd be a question you all had today, which might then discuss. I again, I highly doubt that. I'll just talk to everybody else, but that seems absolutely reasonable. Go ahead. Well, then I'll make a motion to give Tyson the authority to work on the necessary legal paperwork for this sale of property. I'll second it. It's

been moved and second and give Tyson the authority to work on the paperwork and stuff for this property that we're going to sell. All in favor say I. I. Oppose. Same sign. Motion carried. And then Brian when he gets the entity I got working drafts going right now so I can plug and play on it. Sure. I don't have the right of first refusal done. I don't have that in the contract yet clause or whatever about that. That's just fine. And the the right itself will be a separate document that gets recorded. Right. Cool. No, that's just fine. Thank you, gentlemen. Thank you. Thank you very much.

Onward and upward. Yeah. Now I just have to spend money. That's all that guy right there. That's what he's doing.

We did a jammer. Oh, there it is. You lose it. I I found it at the end. A lot of papers. If I forward you an email, can you print the attachment down here? Um, I should be able to. We got the ID guy here, too. He's gone somewhere. He's mowing. That'd be a good job during the executive sessions though.

Buzz you when when we're done ways off Brian, aren't you? Yeah, we are. I got plenty to do today. If we need need something to do, if we need something to do, um maybe we can start with the property tax exemption application on I got it. Sent you guys copies of that. Yeah.

To look at approval of that. I'll get it to you. There's a motion to approve that application and then the chair needs to sign. Actually, it needs to be notorized, too. That's my bad. Let me go grab my I'll be right back. So, the uh extension office building had been underneath the private building condition all this time. It was property. it was exempt under that under that deal.

So, this is the transaction we were talking about that we we did the deeds to clear everything up, get it back to where it's supposed to and now the county's got. That's what I thought when I read that. Do I need to read this or do I just need a motion? Motion to Okay. And then I'll get all that to you, J. Okay. stickers, but I think she got the stickers now. Yeah, they're right there. There you go. Be glad to help you.

I've never had this much help. I don't know what to do. I grab them easy.

You never knew we had him. Nope. Well, it'll be nice something gets down to that building and just sit there all day long.

Exactly. Cuz it's going to continue getting worse. Pigeons will probably move in there. It's going to be their problem. You ready? Yeah. Okay. I'll make a motion that we sign the tax exemption KSA79-213 for the Pratt County Extension Building for tax exemption.

Second. Okay. moved in and second to do a tax exemption form for the extension building 824 West First Street Imprat to for the county itself. All in favor say I. I oppose same sign. Motion carried and file the exemption. Is that one place Tyson? Yeah.

Nothing to do with this one on the No, that's theor.

Okay. Thank you. You s

in anything there. Any questions on any of the other stuff? Anything else? Yeah. Oh, okay. Have you got time? Yeah. I request a 14minute executive session for attorney client privilege to discuss Tora and zoning.

I'll make I'll make that motion. been been moved and seconded to have a 14minute executive session for core and zoning. All in favor say I. I client attorney client for zone zoning in Kora. All in favor say I. I oppose. Same sign. We will be in executive session.

I'll make a motion we come out of executive session with no action taken. Second move and second we come out of executive session with no action taken. All in favor say I. I. I. Oppose. Same sign. We're back in open session. Brian, you want to come on up? I will, but I'm going to request an executive session. Just some work has to leave. Okay. U elected personnel talk about uh some staffing and the board of make motion we how long uh 15 minutes. I'll make a motion we go on executive session 15 minutes to discuss non-elected personnel on staffing and board of EMS.

I'll second it. Been moving a second we go to executive session for non-elected personnel on staffing and board of EMS. All in favor say I. I. I. Oppose. Same sign. We'll be in executive session for 15 minutes.

And then that gives them plenty of time. Come out of executive session with no action taken. Second move and second we come out of executive session with no action taken. All in favor say I. I. Oppose. Same sign. We're back in open session.

But other than that, I don't really have much. Uh EMR class is still going on. four. Got some exhaust manifold gaskets and bolts. That was around 2700. Um, but it's running much better now. That's our oldest one, but it's still going good. Had to send a monitor in that didn't cost us anything. One little battery was throwing things off, so they replaced it. Got it back today. So, other than that, still chugging along. Unless you have any questions for me. Have you had any breaks this week? This This week's not so bad. Okay. Not so bad. Well, today's just Monday. Oh, yeah. It's just Monday. Thanks for

It's Monday all day. We'll see what we can do on this. Yeah. Okay. Yep. Not a problem. Just want to bring it back when I had it. I'm glad you did. Yeah. Been thinking about it. All right. Well, holler if you need anything. Thank you, Brian. You're welcome. Thank you. You didn't sell any old beers already, did you? carpet in your house. I think at least I have some work. Any more department updates that you know of?

We got claims to Southwest Asia. Uh this is from Southwest Kansas area agency on Aging. We normally give them funds. Yeah, I think they request matching. Is it the same as last year? 1650. I'm just trying to figure out if it's the same as last year. Let me look for you real quick.

Because we didn't budget any more than Yeah. 1550 there. $1,650. Yeah.

Just said it's as in prior years we're requesting Yeah. Just want to make sure. Yeah. I'm sure Scott just put in the same amount.

Is it under miscellaneous? Um well, we don't have a line item for it. I think it just comes out of permission, you guys. Well, I'm going to look and see here. But, um, if you don't type it in just right under the vendor how it's in here, you have to So, let me look here. Sorry, I didn't mean to make your work. No, it's okay. I don't mind looking. There we go. Oh, what is it called? Southwest Kansas

S W K A. No, it's Southwest is all spelled out.

Okay. Oh my goodness. It's not much, but yeah, I'll just go ahead and make the motion to renew our contribution to the Southwest Kansas Area Agency on Aging for $1,650.

I'll second the motion. been moved and second that we renew our funds to Southwest Kansas Area on Aging for $1650. All in favor say I. I oppose. Same sign. Motion carries. I'll make a motion. It was 1500. 1,500. There's 1500. So, we probably better do 1500. I'll amend my motion to 15. Oh, wait. That's not right either.

I'm going to have to do some digging because it's not under that that the last payment under this vendor was in 2017. So, it's hiding somewhere else under another vendor name. So, I'm going to have to do some digging. where refin then table it just leave it leave it and then she'll find out okay we can do it next week

all righty uh we need to resign with freedom claims yeah so the the the original part of the contract is the same those are just the exhibits the change annually. Okay. So, I'll make a motion to approve Freedom Claims for the charge and renewal fee of an amount of $1,500 for 2026 2027.

I'll second the motion. Been moved and seconded to find the contract with Freedom Claims for the renewal amount of $1,500 for 2627. All in favor say I. I. Oppose. Same signs. And are you guys okay with me signing this or do you guys want to sign this? I think on some of this I think you're supposed to sign. Yeah. Okay. My question is, is all every employee you have to sign the broker request for? That's just for us to Yeah, I think so. It's for us to sign. Yeah, we got this. Yep. This is for the county as a whole.

Yeah, you to sign that one to be our program. And it was uh 1650, was it? I wasn't going to be okay until I found No, it's okay. I uh should have had it pulled and made sure it was the same. Yeah, they're usually pretty. Thank you. I need to initial this and date it, too. Uh I think I can or you can do either way. I'll take it. I'll take it either way.

You go and she won't beside it. Well, there's a place there for her to sign too in the back.

Yeah. Executive session. Yep. What are you doing? Are you guys ready for me? Yeah, there no sense doing the lawn care bids. I request a 15minute executive session for attorney client privilege to discuss PRMC rent credit and zoning again. I'll make that motion. I'll second it. It's been moved and seconded to go into executive session for attorney client for PRMC rent credit and zoning again for 15 minutes. All in favor say I. I oppose. Same sign. Motion carried.

I'll make a motion we come out of executive session with no action taken. I'll second it. It's been moved and second and we come out of executive session with no action taken. All in favor say I. I oppose. Same sign. We're back in open session. going to make a motion we sign the letter uh from UNMB bank for the timing of surplus sales tax reserve fund transfers for PRMC rent 20 that's for this year right yeah it covers from the resol okay I I get you second the motion

been moved and second and we signed the agreement with UNMB bank on the timing of the reserve subphones Sorry. The timing of the surplus sales tax reserve fund transfers to PRMC rent. All in favor say I. I. Oppose. Same sign. Motion carries. Make a motion approve the minutes from April 13, 2026.

Second move and second we approve the minutes from April 13th. All in favor say I. I oppose. Same sign. Motion carried. that or will you send that to me? Y ASAP. Yep. I don't have one.

You got anything session? Um the city reached out and would like to have a joint county meeting. Um, I wanted to get some dates that would work for you guys. They say what they want to discuss just besides neighborhood revitalization. Anything else? Sorry, what's that? Did they say what they wanted to discuss? They did not. I think it's the sooner the better then. Yep. Uh, did they give dates? I didn't even read the email. It said early May, was it? Yep. Early May. First week of May. get some get some dates from you guys on what might work. I us I think we usually do them Monday mornings.

Um finish up and then come here around noon works best for me on on Mondays. Uh going to go into May 4th. That'll be fine with me. That's fine with me. Yep. Let's get a couple just in case that doesn't work for them. We haven't possibility they'll be gone the 11th and the 18th. Okay. Okay. So, we need to do May 4th then. May 4th. Or we're not going to hit rebate. Yeah. That or any that week? Yeah. Yeah. Sometime that week. So, like or anytime that week? Yeah.

Not the fifth. That's when we meet with him. Oh, that's right. On the fifth. We do. Yeah. We have St. miles. He bringing margaritas. We're probably going to need them. We can do probably fourth, sixth. Get somewhere around there. Either before lunch or after lunch works best for me. Not fifth. Okay. So, before or after lunch? That works for them. Okay. I can make it order, but Okay. I'll reach out and see before lunch on the 4th because if we ever meeting then I'll have to head in here pretty pretty quick. Will quit. Yep.

Well, I just this wind ever quits. Yeah, understand. Not supposed to be blowing all week. I know be living in that sprayer. Oh, and then what? The sixth and seventh we have um health insurance open. Oh, that will be out at PR or um the public safety building. Um I don't I I can Yeah, that's not I can be gone, but that's usually where we hold them is out there is the sixth and seventh and that they'll be busy the sixth and seventh. Unless

they want to hold them, we can meet in there, too. Okay, I'll offer that up because they have streaming of the meetings now. I think if they have Yeah, I think it's not live, but it's they post it after. Yeah, maybe. Yeah, remember to turn on your mics. M. So, okay. I'll make a motion we pay the vouchers. I'll second it. Been moved and second we pay the vouchers. All in favor say I. I. I. Oppose. Same sign. Motion carry. You know that sink mile today. I may have to give him a call. Be a busy week.

You want them on the rocks or you want them frozen? Frozen. Oh no. I s I I did notice that. I can correct it. I think I did that down here and then when I got upstairs and looked at all of the paper.

It's actually just clear. Yours is clear. Yeah. You didn't get a special green one, I guess. Okay. Thank you. Yeah. It's the easiest thing I've solved all day. Yeah, you're special. Mine's green. Yeah, that looks a little bit more toxic than he's trying to tell us is what she trying to do. I know who your face is. Stand now. It's just that it looks pretty bright. It's

the same reason I refuse to let people think I'm suffering lead poison, right? watched too many of those how it's made, you know. Yeah. On discovery.

I had it on all day Saturday morning while I was cleaning house and dinner green started doing anything with it. They moved it to this week, but I've not seen it. So, and I haven't heard anything. So, I'm hoping maybe tomorrow they'll get it. Just an update on our audit. Um that they they said that they are more than halfway done that they should be getting finished up pretty quickly. They can have a draft for um Scott. Uhu um said that she noticed that a lot of things have been cleaned up. Said it was noticeable. So that's that's good. Hopefully it helps us weed through this a little bit faster. means I get to call it.

Tyson, I did email you that resolution. Was that the Did you have a chance to look at it to see if it was the correct like what you were after? Uh, yeah, that is.

Okay, perfect. You can track it down for me. I will. extra boring. There was a whole bunch on there earlier.

See when they all left. I didn't either. I left when Susan left too.

Never paid anything. I can put it back here. We have it. Do you have room in your desk or you want me to take it back? set back. Nobody has anything else. I'll entertain a motion to adjurnn. Second time. Okay. It's been moved to second the jour.