City Council - Regular Meeting

Wednesday, August 19, 2026

About this meeting

Government Body
City Council
Meeting Type
City Council
Location
Rexburg, ID
Meeting Date
August 19, 2026

Transcript

101 sections

0:41 – 1:43Speaker 3

I am ready. Yesterday, they put it down.

1:43 – 2:10Speaker 2

Yesterday, they put it down. Namaskaram, Bill. Nalladha. Sugam aano? Sherry.

2:12Speaker 3

Bill, engani unda?

2:13 – 3:31Speaker 2

Nalladha. Avan evide aana? It's been a long time since we've planned it. I'd be surprised if anything changed. But... Do you know? You know a lot. I know a lot.

3:58 – 7:00Speaker 3

Shady Business Nyan avane kandu. Ende pakkal. Innalate aapravarthanam. Okay, are we ready to start? Welcome to today's CET Council Yoga. Thank you for your participation and for coming here to share your wishes. The mayor of the northern part of the city is in a ribbon-wrapping procession. He hopes that he will have to return to the city for construction work. That's why he's a little late, but he'll be here before the yoke is over. So let's get started. Colin Erickson makes a prayer, and Bill Riggins, who continues, prays for us. Our Heavenly Father, we thank you for being able to join us in this service. We thank you for this great place where we live. We thank you for all the blessings you have given us and for the rain that we have received in the past few days. Father, we thank the men and women who have given us this great country, this land of freedom, and this freedom. Father, we pray that our army should be blessed with blessings for the first time. May they be blessed with safety, protection, and guidance, and may they be able to act according to your will. Father, we thank you for this community. May you bless the families and people who live here. May they feel like a family, and may you be with them. Amen. Amen.

7:19 – 7:30Speaker 2

I pledge allegiance to the Republic of the United States of America and to a free and just nation under God's rule. Okay. Thank you. My doctor gave me new contact lenses. I can't read anything without them. So, I have to go back and forth.

7:30 – 7:52Speaker 3

I'm sorry for feeling like a fool, but that's how things are. Umm, Sherry. Namukku Hajar Parishodhikaam. Council Angangal.

7:53Speaker 5

Council Angam Donson. Ividey unda. Council Angam Teen. Ividey unda. Council Angam Colin Erikson.

7:58Speaker 3

Ividey unda.

7:59Speaker 5

Council Angam Veer. Ividey unda. Council Angam Wiggins.

8:02Speaker 3

Ividey unda.

8:02Speaker 5

Council President Eric Erikson.

8:04 – 13:17Speaker 3

Ividey unda. Sherry. Pinne Mayor thayyar aayi kezhinnaal udan namalod uppam cherum. Sherry. Namukku namuday aadithay inathilayku neenaam. The fourth item in the agenda is committee reports. So, we can start from Bill Riggins here. If you want to start Council Angam Riggins, you can start. Oh, I left the public opinion. Forgive me. Thank you for keeping me on the right track. Another thing, we would like to ask if anyone has any opinions from the public. You can talk for three minutes. God, try to get your opinions in three minutes. Does anyone have any opinions? I don't think there's anyone. No one is online, or is there anyone online? No one is online. Okay, let's turn to council council regents. Your committee reports. Yes, there are a lot of things happening related to urban development. Asbestos is being removed from high schools. Some groups are thinking about how to stop the seminary construction. We are working on that. Then, we are hoping to complete the new area that we are working on near Padinyara on the freeway before the end of this year. We are also working on the downtown district of Umm. Then I feel that some of the items there are going to be sold out by RFPS. That's why there's a lot of activity going on. Also, we have a special request. They have called a special request for the 25th day. Usually, we only gather on the 3rd day. But because of some things going on, this month will have to be seen again. So, I would like to bring some reports in a way that you understand. I can do it if I get clear details. So, I will do it. Okay. Then, we have a work meeting. The second date. Yes. We have prepared everything for that. Okay. Good. Okay. Thank you. The council meeting is recent. And, there is no legacy flight from the museum. We haven't seen it since we spoke at the end. We have a meeting tomorrow for the Police Station Auctions Committee. We will end our meeting with the CET Council there. I believe we will report it in the first meeting in September. So we are trying to find a way to move forward. But there is nothing else. Okay, good. Thank you. As far as my reports are concerned, the meeting was held last week. We discussed a number of things. In Wal-Mart shuttle, the program has increased some of the plans to turn a regular route into a transit route. This is intended to be a voluntary agreement. However, they may need our help with the transfer of grants. But some efforts are being made to make it a more stable route. That is why we are working on it. We are trying to find some institutional funds for it. We have discussed the problems of the growth of public schools, parking and so on. This is a big problem for the government. They are supporting us on how to make decisions. Can we help them improve parking with new developments? This is a continuing problem. So, I don't know. Let's see what comes of it. Alorakettadam will be completed on August 26th. I think it will work out perfectly. So, they are planning to open a ribbon cutting shop on August 26th at 2pm. There are still a few places there, but most of the places have been given for rent. That's a good thing. Then we talked a little about construction costs and construction methods. So that's my report.

13:19 – 13:51Speaker 4

Council member Johnson Trails parks have not been in use for months, but next week we will have a meeting. So after the meeting, I can give you a better report. River Park is beautiful to see now, isn't it? I have been there twice. Certainly. Yes, the rock formations have been repaired. Therefore, I am very happy with their progress. Then, our L. The committee has joined together many times. They are ready to submit their proposals to the council. Therefore, it will take place on September 1. Therefore, Good.

13:52Speaker 3

Okay. Council Angam Teaching.

13:57 – 15:09Speaker 4

Grants Committee AARP and I, AARP, together walked and last week we walked through Nature Park. They were very excited about our project and its help. Mayor's youth board also joined us as an executive board last week. We are very excited to move forward with new ideas and add new elements. We are now adding more ADAs to the Oversight Board and the Historical Preservation Committee. They joined us today. They showed us the ways to rebuild the dam. It was really exciting to see all that. If we talk about Flood 50, they are holding a meeting at 7 pm on August 26 for those who helped with the activities during the flood. Avadharakar, Suhurthukkal, Kudumbangal enni vare ee sevanathin de aagoshathin de recording kaanan chanikinnu. Ellavarkum idhil pangadukka. Ningalil aarkengilum adhil pogan thalperyum undengil, ada 26 an theedi nadakunnunda.

15:10 – 16:08Speaker 3

Sheri, valara nalladhu. Nanni, Council Angam Erickson. Yes, the golf committee or the golf board has joined. Let me tell you that golf courses are being used in a very good way. They are very good to see. Many people are using them. They are mostly always full. They are still working on getting it on GPS mapping and carts. It has not been completed yet. They are still working on it. The airport board has not joined. They will join next month. Then about the school board, I would like to talk about the Celebrate Youth event that took place last night. It was a great event. When I walked around, the park was full. There were a lot of young people there. There were a lot of people from the town. There were a lot of events going on there until 7 pm last night. So it went very well. The school will reopen in two weeks. Two weeks. Not the next week, right? No, immediately after Labor Day. 31st. Oh, right.

16:08Speaker 5

The week before that. Yes. Can you tell me something?

16:11 – 18:07Speaker 3

These kids were playing raffle tickets like a little kid standing at the age of 11. Anyway, a 26-year-old was the one who made the most of it, and they were very disappointed that they didn't get a child. Did you hear that from the children? That is, the truth is, the children asked, isn't this for the youth? Then, isn't that a boy with a beard? Anyway, it's nice, but I promised them that I would take care of this. Okay. Okay. Thank you. At the end of the planning and zoning meeting, there were some discussions about the school equipment there. They had planned to build an administration building there. Yes. Has that been decided? Yes, they are making plans and coming. But it will be in the same condition where the administration building is located. So, do they have the funds to do it? Do you know? Yes. Will they have to pay the bond for that? No, they have the money for that. Okay, the sale of this place is another thing. I haven't heard about it. But they are going to do it in Moola. Yes, not in the Moola of the 7th South. They intend to do it in a smaller part. In the place between their school and gym center. Okay. You said something about walking paths, didn't you? I didn't hear it. They are thinking of making walking paths there.

18:07Speaker 4

Where will it be? Can you tell me one more thing? It's going to come.

18:10Speaker 3

It's in the south 7th and 12th west. Oh, yes. No problem. It's the root of the root.

18:13Speaker 4

The root of the root. Okay. Okay.

18:14 – 22:25Speaker 3

I'll explain things to you again. You can continue. No problem. We completed the committee reports. Committee reports. Okay. Very good. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you for standing as a representative. I think it's good that I was able to sit in that position. I'll tell you more about that later. Okay. So, are we in the staff reports? Okay. Let's start with Mr. Martin Nielsen's report. He's in the podium. Look. He's standing ready. Okay. Today, I have a few things to say. That is, if you pass it, you will have a 27-year financial budget. So, if you pass the third hearing today, we will be able to meet. Then, you must have seen the recommendations from the fire department, right? They were in touch with me. They will try to submit a line item budget at the beginning of next week. We and the county will have the opportunity to review it and give feedback. We make sure that everything in Wildland has been taken care of, and we make sure that each department receives as many subsidies as possible for the fire department's activities. That's why I insisted that things become clear only when seen in line item form. Anyway, I think things are in a good direction. Do you have any other questions before we move on to the reports? Anything? Okay, okay, let's get started. If we look at the cash and balances in the report, the lowest is 46 to 47 billion. For some reasons, there will be a big decrease in this next month. A lot of money has to be spent for the construction. I think it will be around 2 billion. Then, for the 9th River Bridge project, we have saved around 4 billion for urban renewal. When we talk about these big organizations, we have to remember that they have some special needs. There is no other way to save money or to be ahead of our time. In addition, we are investing again in possible places. We are getting good returns. Everything is in profit up to 3.5 to 4%. Let's move on to the next report. This report is up to July, that is, it will be about 83% of the total spending by July. There is no need to worry about it being reviewed. Since there were changes in the budget last month, we were able to correct a number of figures. The numbers related to the fire department have now been corrected as the budget has been adjusted. Now we can understand where things are standing. In the end, we have spent about 50% of the budget until July. As I said, we will have to spend a lot of money by October. Because when the bills come, it will take time to process. It has to be included in the accounts. So, that's all I have to say in the report. Do you have any questions about this? Yes, ask me. I only have one question. That's one thing that used to be like that.

22:25 – 22:37Speaker 4

I just didn't pay attention. Is the ice skating rink budgeted for the worship? Or why is it being worshiped there? That's a good question. It should have a budget. That's why.

22:54Speaker 3

Yes, I have to check that formula. Because we have already spent it, we have to add 1% there. Look at the numbers.

23:00Speaker 4

So, we don't know if it came as a prayer in the beginning itself.

23:03 – 24:32Speaker 3

We will have to draw that formula. Take good care of it. We will fix it. Yes, there should be about 70% there. So, okay, do you have any other questions? Does anyone have anything else to ask? Do you have any questions or comments? Okay. If you don't have anything else, thank you. We appreciate it. Okay. Thank you. We can now move on to the Public Works Director, Mr. Keith Davidson, and the Public Works Report. Thank you, Mayor. HVAC jobs in Tabernacle are increasing, so we have some things left to count. Some of the benches we removed from the top and the radiators seen in the picture are also there. So we are looking to make them the rest and avoid them. I intend to sell it to the Tabernacle Legacy Committee and see if we can get funds for the entertainment activities in Tabernacle. Those radiators are very interesting to see. If you want to store any heavy objects, they are very heavy. One is about 600 pounds heavy, but it's a good thing to see. That is, it is a historical object. If there is anyone who thinks that they can be used, that is, in the form of old objects, I think I can see Bill reading things in your head.

24:41Speaker 4

So, we are going to transfer them to TLC. Is that right? Talven? No, we are going to transfer them to TLC.

24:47Speaker 3

And then? And then? And then, we can try to find out what they can do with it. And then? And then, after that? After that, we can find out.

24:54Speaker 4

What is the right way?

24:55Speaker 3

Yes, we can ask. Continue. Excuse me. Are you saying that they will try to sell it after they buy it?

25:04Speaker 5

No, no. It will come.

25:10Speaker 3

Money is for them. Okay, so they will get money. That's one. Yes. Money is like what we sell. We can do that in other things too.

25:16 – 25:27Speaker 4

Like when we sell the rest of the things from other departments. Then, is there anyone else who is interested in what we usually do? Yes. When he is a lawyer, most of the things and the income from it go to him.

25:28 – 25:54Speaker 3

We try to get as much as we can from it. And then it goes to that department itself. That's not a good thing. We expect that one person's salary is the salary of another person, right? That's one thing. So, will this money go directly to Tabernacle? Yes, I think they expect that they can get the money after that. After the ETLC?

25:54 – 26:15Speaker 4

If they can't sell it, if we change it to the rest, will it go to Tabernacle itself? Usually, it goes to the General Fund, but that can be investigated. So, if someone sells it, that money goes to Tabernacle, right? And if they don't sell it, then where is it?

26:16Speaker 3

Okay, then until someone else buys it, we will be in need.

26:19Speaker 5

And then it will go to the general fund or to Tabernacle.

26:26 – 27:29Speaker 3

Fund. Yes. I think we are trying to return most of the things we sell from there to that fund itself. Yes. So, in any way we can save money, we often spend money from the general fund. So, there is no big difference, but I think it would be good to invest in it if possible. So, yes. Okay. Yes, okay. Are there any other questions related to avoiding these things? If nothing else, I welcome an order to remove these items. I have informed about the heat benches and radiators. I put forward an order to remove these items. Okay, thank you. Is there a second person to vote for this? I vote for it. Council President Erickson votes for it. Are there any further questions or discussions? I don't think so. Who is in favor? Me. Who is against it? Okay, that motion has been passed. We can put it in the basket that she sells. Okay. Next is the sixth item.

27:29Speaker 5

I have a very quick question. Did you cut the trees in Tabarnakil or are we still... Yes, yes, yes. We cut it. We need a child.

27:34 – 27:46Speaker 3

We still have that. We have to take it out. We have to remove it. But the trees have been removed. I think we have to remove the two roots on the third floor as well. But it was not as slow as the other ones. So... Okay. We cut the big trees and moved them.

27:54Speaker 4

Then there is another question. Excuse me, Keith. About the construction that is going on there.

28:02Speaker 3

Second East.

28:03Speaker 4

Yes. Did you say it will open today?

28:06Speaker 3

No, actually it will close tomorrow.

28:09Speaker 4

It will close tomorrow?

28:10Speaker 3

Yes, they meant to close it for three days. They have to complete the bypass pumping. They have made a manhole. I could not go there today. I went there yesterday. That is...

28:21Speaker 4

Some residents are upset because the announcement they received through Apple said that it would open either today or tomorrow. So, is there any way to tell people that it will last for another two days?

28:35Speaker 3

Did Apple say that it will open today?

28:37Speaker 4

Yes, they announced that it will be closed on Monday and Thursday and then a line will open. After that? Yes, I think there is a delay.

28:44Speaker 3

But are you talking about what is on our website? Yes, we can check it out. Yes, that's all. No, that's a good thing.

28:50 – 34:00Speaker 3

Anyway. Good observation. Oh, yes. Yes, I think that's right. It shows that it was supposed to open in the evening one day, but it has not been updated. That's why we need to update the app in a way that people can understand. Use the correct details to update the app. Okay. Details. Okay. I'll talk about that. We can do that in the morning. Okay. Anything else? Do you have any other questions for Keith? Okay. Thank you. Okay. Certainly. I experienced it in person. Actually, I went to the ribbon cutting of the Wildstone Tetan Territory because I was late. They have moved from the chamber office in this corner to the business park. That's why I had to drive around that way. Even though I could see there, I couldn't get there. I had to go far to get there. There were a lot of people there. That's good. Because it's a big problem. They are a marketing group that helps visitors and tourists to market our area and establish tourism opportunities. Therefore, Scott, Aaron and I had some good discussions with Steve Kugath. I don't know how many of you know Steve, but he is now in a new area in Chumadhal. Like that, there were other people from Drexel and other places who were working under him. So, it was good that I went there and talked to them and made that relationship a little stronger. Then, because there were burgers and other food there, I was a little late, but I didn't stay there for long. Therefore, if we establish direct relationships with such organizations, especially those who give grants, when they get money, they will remember what we talked about and help. Otherwise, if we are just an invitation, they will not have much knowledge about it. That's why we often understood the relationships you have with these people through connecting communities and groups. I went to Atlanta to help with their conference presentation and then had a good meeting with them. They were very interested in helping us. That's why it's good to bring such relationships and things forward. About that, Council Member, Council President Erickson, Council Member Rear, then me and Keith participated in the Idaho Transportation Department Outreach Open House today in Idaho Falls and had the opportunity to speak with some members of the IETD Board. Their director and supervising engineer from Rebeal were also present. We got the opportunity to thank them for their good deeds on Main Street. We praised them on the street. We tried to make them feel that they were accepted. I don't know about you, but this is a much better response than the other things we did. That's why we thanked them and told them that the people in town are enjoying the beautiful roads and that they are happy that they don't have to avoid potholes and travel. Then we talked to them about the overpasses on top of Highway 20 and the work done in the corners here, and they knew that they needed to do something about it. Therefore, if you talk to them more and pay attention to them, I think it is possible to come to terms with the things that need to be completed as soon as possible. Okay, let's get started. Deidre Smith is on the board of Ants Owning, the third in-house planning and zoning board in the agenda. Now, do you think you will get their bio early? Deidre Their husband worked in the city, county and GIS department. They have a lot of experience in many things. They are a great part of the community. They are interested in working in our Planning and Zoning Board. That's why I was able to talk to them on the phone. Their skills and nature really attracted me. Therefore, if there are any objections or other discussions or questions, I welcome the invitation of Deirdre Smith to join the Planning and Zoning Board.

34:06Speaker 5

I would like to announce that Deaddress Smith will be appointed as a member of the Planning and Zoning Board. Okay, thank you.

34:11 – 35:50Speaker 3

Is there anyone who wants to vote for that? I am voting for it. Council member Rear is voting for it. Is there any further discussion or questions? I don't see any. Is there anyone who agrees? Yes. Is there anyone who opposes? Okay, that motion has been passed. We will count them as members of the Planning and Zoning Commission. Alright, the 7th and almost 620 South, 2530 West is the planning and zoning sub-division plan established by the Summerfield Division 14 Subdivision Plan. This property is expected to be sold for 35 lottoes. Mr. Alan Parkinson is here to talk to us about this. But I feel a little different to see you today. I feel a little more beautiful. A little more beautiful. Yes. Thank you. Yes. Yes. Okay. Kyle, what do we need to know about this? This is another plan that is part of a summer field development. I am sure that all of you know about this. This is a 13.17-acre area. It is divided into 35 lots. As you said, the Planning and Zoning Commission had a good discussion about this. Recently, they talked about the relationship between the paths. Before planning and zoning was brought forward, everything was discussed. I'm sure you all have read the minutes of that yoga. I'm here to answer your questions. Okay, okay. I'm ready to answer your questions. Does anyone have any questions about this plan today? If you have any questions, I can't remember quickly when you build so many houses.

35:50 – 36:12Speaker 4

I'm sorry. How do people get there? Is that the main summer field lane? What are the ways out? That's the word. There are a few ways out. There are three main ways to go there.

36:12Speaker 5

The way goes inside along with the part shown by this mouse. Okay. So, the main summer field lane passes through this plan and through the division.

36:26 – 38:03Speaker 3

So, along with that road, there are two more roads in the south. The road you see there, the summer lane, will it be fully open so that people can use it as a way to get out of this area? Or will it go all the way to the property line? I'm not sure how it will move forward in that part of the city that is not part of the city. I know it will connect to 880 West. Okay. When it reaches 2400 west, it goes directly to the 7th south or Poojam-Poojam, as you can see. I know that they are thinking about starting another part of this project in the north. They are not allowed to go down to Highway 33. That's all I know about it. We have not received any information about it so far. But it's going on. Okay, do you have any other questions? Yes, Council Mayor, I have a comment to make. I had spoken to Alan about this. I am happy that even though I tried to name these streets as Shubharsha, I am trying to move away from the number culture. That's a big deal. It was a terrible thing. Because of the number culture, the first responders were having a hard time finding the residents there. They are trying to bring the names back. So I am happy that they understand that. I think that the rest of the Sunfield areas in Bavi will also change in the same way. If the streets are well maintained, the first responders will be able to arrive quickly.

38:03 – 38:17Speaker 4

Yes, I like that idea too. I think that's a good idea. That's easy. Yes, Council Angam Johnson. I had a question about it. Because I live in the 880th South, will the name change in the middle of the street and it become another Solstice Way?

38:19Speaker 3

I didn't get that information.

38:21Speaker 4

How is it written in that?

38:23Speaker 3

How is it written?

38:24 – 38:37Speaker 4

But I don't understand how to reduce the anxiety by taking a name for a street and stopping it halfway. I don't know. I... Can anyone explain anything in this? I was very eager to know. Who should I tell this to? I'm sure we've talked about this. Yes, I don't know. To reduce anxiety. Spencer has something about this.

38:44 – 38:56Speaker 3

Suddenly, we had a discussion. It was the police and the road department who took the lead. The concerns raised in this matter. A lot of discussions again.

38:56 – 39:08Speaker 5

So, what caught my attention was to investigate what the legal procedures for changing all roads in the state were.

39:17 – 40:32Speaker 3

So, since this is a very serious issue and affects the people in a very serious way, I suggested going ahead only after receiving permission from the CET Council. The reason is that they will know about these things. Mortgage licenses, driving licenses, passports, not passports, only driving licenses. Also, what will happen if the local bank, which has your mortgage, sells it to another mortgage company? So, when I discussed these things, I said, we can do this. We can bring an ordinance for this. But before anything changes in the situation, it has to be announced by the CET Council. In the case of that price, that is, because it comes in the middle, I think they decided that this is how it should be in the future. I haven't had any particular discussions about that buffer zone. I understand your desire for that buffer zone. I think this should be resolved now. Before making any decisions about the future of the plot, we need to make this clear.

40:38 – 40:53Speaker 5

Yes, it is called Solstice Way in the plot. It is called Solstice Way there itself. We were investigating something. But I don't remember which one it is. Because they just built my road. Yes, then it is called Solstice Way.

40:53Speaker 4

On the same road.

40:54 – 41:06Speaker 3

So it will cause a lot of trouble to the fire force. Because it has to go to Solstice when it returns to 880. It is shown here in the staff report.

41:06 – 41:19Speaker 5

It is called the Solstice Way. Solstice Way. That's why I have a big doubt about this. I think starting from one way and changing names halfway will make it difficult for the Fire Force. Oh, Mayor. Forgive me. Mr. Mayor. Yes, continue.

41:19 – 43:03Speaker 3

We have done this. We have done this. What happened was, 25 years ago, when prices in the whole county were changing, my prices were also changing. I don't know what problems we faced then, but I don't think it's necessary to go back and check how it was done. Yes, so I checked how other authorities did it and how it was done in front of people. Normally, according to the local ordinances, if a change is to be made in the decisions made by the Municipal Assembly, sometimes a vote is required. For some places, the Municipal Assembly's permission and public opinion are required for things that contain more than 40 parcels. We do not have such an ordinance in place. That's why I'm saying again, before we make a big change, we can make such an ordinance, we can discuss it, people don't have to do anything without understanding the features of it. I'm not saying everyone should work with this, because no matter what you do in front of anyone, In front of the crowd, a group of people who are used to it will always be seen. But I think we, as a resident on that street, would you like to call it a complete solstice or not?

43:07 – 43:24Speaker 4

Certainly, because when I turned to my house in 880 South, the name of the road suddenly changed to very strange. I think it will cause more trouble for people. So, I am ready to take any effort to stop it. Because I think it is more dangerous. But sometimes I may be wrong. Yes, then I... I am afraid to say him. But when I remember the rude speech, I will say it.

43:37Speaker 3

This was especially about this road. The reason was that Council member Johnson said that this road would change when he lived on this road. That will change.

43:46Speaker 4

That's what he said.

43:47 – 44:04Speaker 3

I think he said it should change. Okay. The reason I'm thinking now is why he said it should change. Reason. There is no space here. Then how does it go from one to another? Yes, that's what we wanted.

44:05Speaker 4

That's a bit of a confusion. He didn't talk about how.

44:07Speaker 3

But I know what Alan said in that conversation. Okay, we'll have to change that. Okay, that's a bit more of an explanation.

44:15Speaker 5

He said that there was a fire in Agnishamana Sena's vehicle's solstice lane. That's what I thought. I thought this was a bad situation. You know that's later, right? This will come.

44:24Speaker 3

That could cause a lot of confusion. Then I blame him for not having Alan here. If they can go straight, there is no big problem.

44:32Speaker 5

But... No, if it's in the middle.

44:36Speaker 2

When I spoke to Alan, I told him this. From Alan, it will change according to what I understood. I am interested in the rest of the things.

44:45 – 46:05Speaker 3

Yes, through our conversations with our first responders, through the security of our community and the safety of the citizens of that area, we must definitely need to change this area for your safety. So, if you need us, we can reach there. Now, we don't want to surround the blocks. When I was a first responder, I had the experience of wandering in search of value, and I couldn't find it. It's a pioneer road. The reason is not the front, it's the back. When someone dies, we have to get there quickly. So I think we have to adapt to that. To that goal, we have accepted the steps, but when there are some internal changes after Katie and Joey's death, things have become a little complicated, I think. We came up with an idea, she came up with it, I made some adjustments to it, and the first round of adjustments. I know that the lawyers examined it and we had a discussion about it. We haven't talked about it for the past two or three months. I'm getting into this again and again. I'm not sure if anyone of us made a decision. Do you mean to say that the council should come to the streets in person and the prices of the buildings should be affordable? Or do you mean to say that the streets should be named?

46:08Speaker 2

Instead of numbers, I think we should give names to the streets and rename the whole area. Things there are making a lot of noise. Because you use it the same way when you study. You have moved from one place to another.

46:15Speaker 3

That's right. They do that. 640, 690. Not if you are outside. If you are in that area, you can see it. As an example, when I gave the price on the map, it took me to Center Street.

46:23Speaker 4

Where is Center Street? Yes, if you are trying to find anything,

46:34Speaker 3

This is something that causes a lot of confusion. Okay, if there is a number like 2310 West, 690 South, I can understand that it should be understood. That's how it is.

46:47Speaker 5

If you are there, you will understand it well.

46:49 – 47:05Speaker 3

I think it will be understood well. Therefore, the fire department, cheap roads and RPD made it clear that this was a problem to be solved and they wanted to solve it. I opposed it because I said that it would be a big problem for humans. I opposed it a little, but they didn't give up. That's how things are now. So I think everyone knows it.

47:09Speaker 4

Especially from cheap roads and RPDs, they want a change. Yes, that's right.

47:12 – 47:31Speaker 3

So they need to find a solution for it, and then they need to implement its features. The reason will be there again. They are disappointed in that. The things that someone needs to do more work, make changes, or make phone calls, are sometimes human nature. In my opinion, when they call, they understand that it is for security reasons and feel that they need help right now. Yes. They will reach there.

47:37Speaker 4

I am asking.

47:38 – 50:19Speaker 3

Because they use GIS in the city, they don't take it there. We have to implement it. It has to be done without delay and they have to be explained. This is your security. Yes. Definitely. I thought this would be a big problem. Because it was like that when they changed it. About 20 years ago, but the last things will be normal. So, I think it is right to discuss this topic directly by hand. Going forward, I think this. I think we can include this in an agenda. The people we need to listen to are mainly cheap roads and fire-cheap childs. If they have anything to say, or if they have anything to say to a representative from the fire department, we can make plans on the basis of those discussions. Yes, we can write it down as a chart. You have to pay attention to that. Did you hear what the joke meant? Okay. Let's see. Okay. Okay, in this case, I need a suggestion to approve this subdivision plot. So, does anyone have a suggestion to approve this subdivision plot? Mr. Mayor, I need to approve the 14 subdivision plots suggested by the Summerfield division. Okay, thank you. Does anyone support that suggestion? I support it. Council member Riggins supports it. Okay. Excuse me, is there more discussion or questions on this? A small question. Yes, ask. If we accept this, will there be major streets in the new plot? That's right. That's right. Because I saw it in the staff report. It's in the staff report. That's why there will be names for streets in this new area. There will be names for streets instead. Yes, that's it. That was the conclusion. When we move forward, we can talk about how to fix the past. Then Council member Johnson's question came up again, and Alan specifically said that it had to be changed. Do you know how my relatives will get information about this? That is what they are trying to decide. So, I think that some instructions from the CET Council need to be made to decide what to do with the rules or procedures we put in front of you. Okay. Okay. Okay. That's good to hear. Okay. Thank you for that discussion. Okay. Let's take a look at the B. We have to vote. Okay. There is one suggestion and it is valid. Anugulikunnavar arengilum?

50:20 – 53:12Speaker 3

Nyaan. Yedirikunnavar arengilum? Sherry, aa nirdesham paasai, namukku vilasam sambandhicha charchagal nadatham. Nanni. Sherry, B-Inam 590 Mykon Drive-ul ulla Olive Garden Restorant-il pudhiya beer and wine license anuvadikunna dhana. E-Inathe kuruche endengilum chodhingal undo? Ide ellaavarkum manassil agunna dhanannu karudhunnu. If you don't have any questions, I have a suggestion to give a license to the Olive Garden restaurant. Do you have such a suggestion? Does anyone want to open that restaurant? I'm giving that suggestion. Okay. Council member Erickson suggested. Anyone who wants to sign, you need to sign. I'm signing. Council member team is signing. Are you the one who voted? Okay, Council Angam team. Okay, yes, are there any more discussions or questions about that candidate? No, none. Everyone who agrees? Yes, yes. Is there anyone who opposes? Okay, that vote has been passed. Okay, there are no second votes in the agenda. Oh, I'm sorry. We have two second votes in the agenda. Ordinance No. 1355 is the last assessment roll of the Local Improvement District 54. Do you have any questions before we move on to the next question? If not, I would like to make a motion to approve Ordinance No. 1355. Mayor, I would like to approve Ordinance No. 1355 and I would like to approve it. Second sentence. Okay, thank you. Do you have any comments on that motion? Do you have any comments on that motion? Do you have any comments on that motion? Is that Riyan or Riggins? Okay, since you both have almost the same voice, I'm sorry. I always have to look down to see who said it. Okay. Council member Riggins Pindam. Is there any more discussion? I don't think so. All those in favor? Yes. Yes. Is there anyone against? Okay. Thank you. The next two are Ordinance 1356, the budget for the fiscal year 2026. Before we go any further, do you have any questions? No, nothing. I would like to make a motion to approve Ordinance 1356 as the second amendment. Mayor, I propose Ordinance number 1353. No, it's 56. It can be considered as the second amendment. Okay, thank you. Do you have any objections to that motion? Council President Erickson nods. Is there more discussion? All those in favor? Yes. Is there anyone against? Okay. This will also be the second reading. We will move this to the next third reading of the calendar. This will also be our third reading. Ordinance No. 1350, Budget Appropriation Ordinance for the Financial Year of 2027. I am now waiting for an opportunity to present Ordinance No. 1350 as the third reading.

53:17Speaker 5

I suggest that the ordinance be passed on the 1353rd.

53:20 – 55:00Speaker 3

Thank you. Council member Johnson has suggested that the ordinance be passed on the 1353rd. Is there anyone to vote? I will vote. Council member Erickson will vote. Are there any more discussions? I don't think so. All those in favor? Yes. Is there anyone against? Yes. That is passed. Ordinance number 1353. According to the state law, the date of sale of padakas is from June 23 to July 10. Is there a right to declare the ordinance as 1353 on the 3rd of July? Mayor, Ordinance No. 1353-3, I suggest that this be counted. Okay. Council Angam 10. Is there anyone to vote? I will vote. Council President Erickson will vote. Are there any more questions or discussions on this matter? I don't think so. Is everyone okay? Yes. Is there anyone against? Okay. Prime Minister, Ordinance No. 1353-3. So those two are over. The 9th Inam Consent Calendar includes the minutes of the meeting on August 5, 2026, the payment for the Rexburg City bills, and the license period from 2026 to 2027. Do you have any questions or opinions on these matters? Since there is no other option, I would like to propose a motion to approve the consent calendar. Mayor, I propose that motion. Approve. Consent. Propose to approve the Erickson Consent Calendar. Is this a second motion? That's good. Propose to approve the Erickson Consent Calendar. Is this a second motion? That's good. Propose to approve the Erickson Consent Calendar. Is this a second motion? That's good. Propose to approve the Erickson Consent Calendar. Is this a second motion? That's good. Propose to approve the Erickson Consent Calendar. Is this a second motion? That's good. Propose to approve the Erickson Consent Calendar. Is this a second motion? That's good. Propose to approve the Erickson Consent Calendar.

55:00Speaker 2

Is this a second motion? That's good. Propose to approve the Erickson Consent Calendar. Is this a second motion? That's good. Propose to approve the Erickson Consent Calendar. Is this a

55:06 – 55:59Speaker 3

That is, we did not pass. We did not accept it. They did not even have a trip card there. No, no, no, no. We decided to take it forward. Okay. Okay. Thank you. Okay. Do you have any other questions or opinions about the consent calendar? Not again. Is everyone okay? Yes. Yes. Is there anyone against it? Okay. We will accept the things in the consent calendar for the next steps. At this time, we are at a standstill. I think the only important thing to come is October 1st, which is going to take place in Tabernacle. There's nothing else. So, a work meeting. Oh, we have a work meeting, right? Yes. At the next council meeting, right? Yes. Okay. Yes. At 5 o'clock.

55:59Speaker 4

I think it's October 10th. October 10th. The second Saturday. Yes, yes, thank you.

56:04 – 56:39Speaker 3

Okay. With this, I will end this session. Thank you to everyone who came here. Thank you to everyone who came here. I am very happy to have a member. Nyan parayum, inda?

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