[1. Call to Order]
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WELCOME YOU TO THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING FOR THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25TH, 2025. MAYOR REBECCA CASPER IS OUT TODAY ON CITY BUSINESS, AND COUNCIL MEMBER KIRK LARSEN IS ALSO NOT AVAILABLE TONIGHT. SO IT WILL BE THE FIVE OF US. JUST AS A REMINDER. I AM ACTING AS. A CITY COUNCIL MEMBER AND NOT AS THE MAYOR, SO I WILL JUST BE CALLED IN RANDOM ORDER FOR A VOTE AND NOT AS A TIEBREAKER VOTE TODAY. SO I'M JUST HERE IN MY OFFICIAL CAPACITY AS THE COUNCIL MEMBER. WE WILL ACTUALLY BEGIN BY ESTABLISHING THE QUORUM. AND THEN IF I CAN ASK JOHN RADFORD IF YOU CAN LEAD US IN. COUNCIL PRESIDENT BURTENSHAW HERE, COUNCILOR RADFORD, PRESENT COUNCILOR. DINGMAN HERE. COUNCILOR. FREEMAN HERE, COUNCILOR FRANCIS HERE. AND I HAVE NOTED THAT COUNCILOR LARSEN IS ABSENT. DO YOU HAVE A QUORUM? THANK YOU. I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. AND TO THE REPUBLIC FOR WHICH IT STANDS. ONE NATION UNDER GOD, INDIVISIBLE, WITH LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL. OKAY, SO NOW IS THE TIME THAT WE HAVE SET ASIDE FOR PUBLIC COMMENT. TYPICALLY, THIS IS ABOUT THREE MINUTES WORTH OF TESTIMONY. WE DON'T HAVE ANY HEARINGS ON OUR AGENDA TONIGHT, SO THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY REASON TO HOLD OFF. IF YOU HAVE SOME PUBLIC COMMENTS, YOU ARE WELCOME TO COME TO THE PODIUM AND ADDRESS THE COUNCIL. OKAY. WITHOUT PUBLIC COMMENT, WE'RE GOING TO
[4. CONSENT AGENDA]
MOVE ON TO THE CONSENT AGENDA. COUNCIL MEMBER. LARSEN IS NOT HERE. AND SO IF IF ONE OF THE COUNCIL MEMBERS WHO IS NOT A MEMBER OF. NOT THE LIAISON. SO WE HAVE IF WE CAN ASK OUR CLERK TO READ US THE ITEMS ON THE CONSENT AGENDA, PLEASE. WE'VE GOT FIVE TONIGHT FROM MUNICIPAL SERVICES. WE HAVE THE TREASURER'S REPORT FOR JULY OF 2025 FROM IDAHO FALLS POWER. WE HAVE THE BOARD MINUTES FROM AUGUST OF 2025, AND WE HAVE THE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT WITH KERRY ENTERPRISES LLC FOR A NOT TO EXCEED AMOUNT OF $100,000 FROM THE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK. WE HAVE MINUTES FROM MARCH 6TH, 2023. AND YES, I MEANT TO SAY 2023 AND JULY 8TH AND 15TH OF 2025. AND WE ALSO HAVE LICENSES COMPLETED DURING THE MONTH OF AUGUST, WHICH INCLUDED 37 NEW, FIVE RENEWED AND 17 CONTRACTORS. THANK YOU. I'LL GO AHEAD AND MOVE TO APPROVE, ACCEPT OR RECEIVE ALL ITEMS ON THE CONSENT AGENDA. ACCORDING TO THE RECOMMENDATIONS PRESENTED. SECOND. OKAY. ROLL CALL PLEASE OR VOTE. CALL BURTONSHAW. YES.DINGMAN. YES. FRANCIS A. FREEMAN. YES. RADFORD. AYE. MOTION CARRIES. OKAY. WE'RE
[5.A.1) IFP 25-16 Professional Services Agreement for the City Plant Controls Upgrade - L & S Electric]
MOVE INTO THE REGULAR PORTION OF OUR AGENDA. AND THE FIRST THAT WE HAVE BEFORE US TONIGHT IS COMING FROM IDAHO FALLS POWER. AND SO WE WELCOME DIRECTOR STEVEN FOREMAN TO OUR PODIUM. OKAY. WELL THANK YOU. I DID GET SOME QUESTIONS ON THIS. AND EVERY EVERY INDUSTRY HAS GOT ITS OWN LANGUAGE. AND THIS ONE IS FOR SWITCHGEAR. SWITCHGEAR IS THE LARGE METAL CABINETS THAT HAVE SWITCHES IN THEM. BUT SOME OF OUR SWITCHES ARE BIGGER. SOME OF THEM HAVE SPECIAL RELAYS AND CONTROLS ON THEM. THESE ARE PRETTY COMPLEX CABINETS, AND THIS PROJECT IS THE THIRD OF THE BULK TURBINES. WE'VE UPGRADED THE THE LOWER AND THE UPPER ALREADY. SO THIS WILL BE THE CITY PLANT. BUT IT'S A BIG METAL BOX WHEN YOU WALK IN THERE WITH ALL KINDS OF DIFFERENT DISPLAYS ON THE FRONT, WHETHER IT'S KIND OF A TOUCH SCREEN OR IF IT'S JUST SIMPLE RELAYS. SO THAT'S WHAT IT'S FOR. THIS IS A PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONTRACT. MOST OF THIS WORK IS ENGINEERING, SO WE SEND THEM A PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENT. WE SAY THIS IS WHAT WE WANT IT TO DO.THIS INPUT NEEDS TO DO THIS OUTPUT. THEY DO THE DESIGN. THEY DO ALL THE WIRING DIAGRAMS. SO THIS IS A PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONTRACT. SO THIS PROPOSAL WAS RATED BASED ON A NUMBER OF FACTORS BESIDES JUST COST. SO THIS WAS THE SECOND LOWEST COST. BUT IT WAS THE RATE OF THE HIGHEST BY OUR STAFF IN THIS LMS WHICH WE HAVE WORKED WITH THEM TO PLAN. SO WE WILL GET SOME CONTINUITY. SO OUR RECOMMENDATION IS TO AWARD THIS WORK TO LMS ELECTRIC. OKAY.
DOES ANYBODY HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS OR. YES COUNCILMAN FRANCIS. QUESTION. SO DO THEY ASSEMBLE IT IN THEIR FACTORY AND SHIP THE FINAL THING HERE OR THEY BUILD IT HERE? NO, NO,
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IT'S SHIPPED HERE ON ON A PALLET. AND THERE'LL BE INDIVIDUAL ONES. THERE'LL BE PROBABLY 6 OR 8 OF THEM. OH, OKAY. OKAY. AND THEN OUR CREWS WILL DO ALL THE WIRING. THEY'LL INSTALL THEM. DO ALL THE FIELD WIRING STARTERS, INSTALL THESE. SO IT'S OKAY. THEY'RE KIND OF A COMPONENT. THANK YOU. I DO APPRECIATE THE EXPLANATION BECAUSE I WASN'T SURE EITHER ABOUT THE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT, BUT, YOU KNOW, I COULD TELL THAT WE WEREN'T TAKING THE LOWEST BID, SO I APPRECIATE THAT. VERY MUCH SO. I'M LOOKING TOWARDS OUR LIAISON COUNCIL MEMBER. FREEMAN. YEAH. I'D BE HAPPY TO MAKE THE MOTION UNLESS THERE'S OTHER QUESTIONS.OKAY, I WOULD MOVE THAT COUNCIL APPROVE THE AGREEMENT WITH LNS ELECTRIC INCORPORATED FOR NOT TO EXCEED AMOUNT OF $311,168 AND GIVE AUTHORIZATION FOR THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE NECESSARY DOCUMENTS. I'LL SECOND. OKAY. ROLL CALL PLEASE. FRANCIS. HI. FREEMAN. YES.
DINGMAN. YES. BRADFORD. HI. BURTONSHAW. YES. MOTION CARRIES. OKAY. OUR NEXT ITEM OF BUSINESS
[5.B.1) Sale of Used Police Vehicles to the College of Eastern Idaho (CEI)]
IS COMING FROM MUNICIPAL SERVICES. AND DIRECTOR ALEXANDER IS COMING TO THE PODIUM. WELCOME. THANK YOU. MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL, THIS EVENING WE HAVE THE REQUEST TO.SELL FIVE USED POLICE LAW ENFORCEMENT VEHICLES TO THE COLLEGE OF EASTERN IDAHO. THE VEHICLES THAT ARE LISTED HERE IN YOUR COUNCIL MEMO ARE. ALL HAVE REACHED THEIR USEFUL LIFE.
WE'VE LISTED THE MILEAGE ON THEM AS WELL AS THE YEAR. THE SURPLUS VALUE ON THOSE HAVE BEEN DETERMINED ABOUT BE ABOUT $2,000 EACH, DEPENDING ON THE MILEAGE AND THE MODEL AND THE ACTUAL HISTORY ON THE VEHICLE AND THE CONDITION OF THE VEHICLE. IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION FROM THE POLICE DEPARTMENT, SPECIFICALLY CAPTAIN JOHN VARLEY, TO SELL FIVE OF THESE UNITS TO A 2000 EACH TO THE COLLEGE OF EASTERN IDAHO FOR THEM TO USE FOR THEIR LAW ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM. DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY QUESTIONS FOR DIRECTOR ALEXANDER? OKAY. THIS LAW ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM IS SOMEWHAT NEW FOR THE COLLEGE OF EASTERN IDAHO, AND I'M FOR ONE GLAD THAT IT'S HERE. SO OKAY, IF WE CAN GET ALSO, ONCE AGAIN FROM MUNICIPAL SERVICES, WE DON'T HAVE OUR LIAISON BESIDE. WELL, SINCE IT'S POLICE CARS, I'LL GO AHEAD AND DO IT. THANK YOU. I'M THE POLICE LIAISON. OKAY. I WOULD MOVE THE COUNCIL, APPROVE THE SALE OF USED POLICE VEHICLES TO THE COLLEGE OF EASTERN IDAHO FOR A TOTAL OF $10,000. AND GIVE AUTHORIZATION TO THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE NECESSARY DOCUMENTS. SECOND. OKAY. PLEASE. FREEMAN.
YES. RADFORD. NAY. BURTONSHAW. YES. DINGMAN. YES. FRANCIS. AYE. MOTION CARRIES. OKAY. NEXT, WE
[5.B.2) Change Order for Whitlock Consulting Group’s ERP Software and Implementation Services Contract.]
HAVE OUR MAYOR'S CHIEF OF STAFF IS GOING TO BRING FORWARD THE ERP CHANGE ORDER. SO WELCOME.THANK YOU. MARGARET. I AM HERE ON BEHALF OF MARK HAGEDORN. HE IS CELEBRATING HIS ANNIVERSARY WITH. YEP, IT IS WITH HIS WIFE THIS EVENING. AND I VOLUNTEERED TO STEP FORWARD AND BRING FORWARD THE REQUEST TO CHANGE FOR THE CHANGE ORDER FOR WHITLOCK'S CONSULTING GROUPS, ERP SOFTWARE AND IMPLEMENTATION SERVICES CONTRACT. THIS IS AN ITEM THAT WE REVIEWED DURING THE WORK SESSION ON MONDAY. THIS CHANGE ORDER WOULD LET US USE WHITLOCK'S EXPERTISE TO HELP WITH THE THE TESTING PROTOCOLS AS AND TESTING SCENARIOS AS WE GET READY FOR THE ERP IMPLEMENTATION. THE THE DETAILS OF THE CHANGE ORDER ARE INCLUDED IN THE THE MEMO, BUT THE TOTAL AMOUNT WOULD BE 98,000 AND $400. THAT WOULD INCLUDE ABOUT $88,400 FOR TESTING SERVICES, AND THEN AN ESTIMATED $10,000 FOR TRAVEL COSTS. BUT WE BELIEVE THIS INVESTMENT WILL REALLY HELP WITH THE OVERALL SUCCESS OF THE ERP PROJECT AND ADDRESS ANY CONCERNS. DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY QUESTIONS FOR MARGARET WINBURN? OKAY. I DO HAVE SOMETHING. JUST SERVING ON THE MUNICIPAL SERVICES LIAISON. I'M ACTUALLY GLAD TO SEE THIS COME FORWARD.
I KNOW WE HAVE MONEY IN CONTINGENCY FOR THIS VERY REASON. I THINK THIS IS PROACTIVE INSTEAD OF REACTIVE THAT THAT WE KNEW THAT THAT WE WERE WE HAD THIS MONEY SET ASIDE FOR STRESS POINTS IN THIS PROCESS. AND I'M GLAD THAT TO TO KNOW THAT THOSE ARE BEING IDENTIFIED BY THE EXECUTIVE TEAM AND BY MARK HAGEDORN, TO SAY, LIKE, WE KNOW THAT WE'RE
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COMING UP ON A AN IMPLEMENTATION ROADBLOCK POTENTIALLY, IF WE DON'T CATCH THIS TIMELINE. SO I HAVE HAD SEVERAL CONVERSATIONS SINCE THE WORK SESSION ABOUT THIS, AND I AM REALLY HAPPY THAT THIS HAS COME FORWARD PROACTIVELY. SO AND LIKE YOU SAID, THE PROJECT TEAM REALLY SORT OF IDENTIFIED THIS AS A POTENTIAL ISSUE, WANTED TO MINIMIZE RISK AND JUST MAKE SURE THAT THAT IMPLEMENTATION GOES SMOOTHLY AND WE'RE ABLE TO STICK TO THAT TIMELINE. THAT GROUP I THINK, RECOGNIZES THE IMPORTANCE OF THAT. SO BROUGHT IT TO THE EXECUTIVE TEAM. AND WE WE GIVE IT OUR FULL SUPPORT TO THE STATE OF IDAHO. MADE A SWITCH TO AN ENTERPRISE SYSTEM LAST SUMMER AND IT WAS DEVASTATING. IT COULDN'T PAY PEOPLE. THEY COULDN'T THEY THEY OWED MANY ORGANIZATIONS HUNDREDS OF HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS BECAUSE THEY COULDN'T GET THEIR CHECKS THROUGH THE ENTERPRISE SYSTEM. SO THIS IS, I THINK IS REALLY IMPORTANT. AND BECAUSE LOTS OF PEOPLE COUNT ON ON OUR SYSTEMS WORKING.YES. OKAY. THANK YOU. ALL RIGHT. IF WE CAN GET A MOTION THEN AND ON THIS ONE. YEAH. ANYBODY I WOULD I WOULD MOVE TO APPROVE CHANGE ORDER FOR WHITLOCK CONSULTING GROUP'S CONTRACT TO INCLUDE TESTING SERVICES FOR $88,400, PLUS ESTIMATED TRAVEL COSTS OF $10,000, FOR A TOTAL OF $98,400. SECOND. OKAY. YOU'LL CALL THE ROLL FRANCIS I. BURTONSHAW. YES. DINGMAN. YES.
FREEMAN. YES. BRADFORD. AYE. MOTION CARRIES. OKAY. NEXT ON OUR AGENDA WE HAVE IT'S COMING
[5.C.1) Updates to the Idaho Falls Police Department Personnel Manual regarding Occupational Injury]
FROM THE POLICE DEPARTMENT. AND WE HAVE AN UPDATE TO THE IDAHO FALLS POLICE DEPARTMENT'S PERSONNEL MANUAL. I THANK YOU VERY MUCH. SO BACK AT THE END OF JULY, WE BROUGHT THIS TO A CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION ALONG WITH THE HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR, JONES. THIS WAS THE UPDATE TO THE INJURY ON DUTY POLICY. IT WOULD BE ADDED TO THE POLICE MANUAL. IT'S BEEN MORE THAN 30 DAYS SINCE THAT WAS BROUGHT. THE INFORMATION WAS SENT OUT TO ALL THE EMPLOYEES. WE HAD LOTS OF MEETINGS AND TALKED ABOUT IT. I DON'T HAVE ANY FEEDBACK TO BRING BACK OTHER THAN THEY'RE ANXIOUS TO GET THIS DONE. I DID TALK TO DIRECTOR JONES AGAIN AND WORKED WITH HIM ALSO. HE IS NOT HERE TONIGHT, BUT HE IS STILL SUPPORTIVE OF THIS AND IS ALSO PARTICIPATING AS WELL. SO IT'S BEEN ABOUT A MONTH AND A HALF SINCE WE PRESENTED IT, AND NOW IT'S TIME TO DO WHATEVER YOU WANT WITH IT. YES. OKAY. DO WE HAVE ANY QUESTIONS FOR THE CHIEF? YES. GO AHEAD. CHIEF. YES. I JUST WONDERED, IS THIS ONE OF THOSE THAT THE MANUAL IS BEING ADJUSTED BECAUSE I KIND OF CAME BOTTOM UP. THEY RECOGNIZED THE PROBLEM AND BROUGHT IT FORWARD. CORRECT. SO THE WAY THIS IS SUPPOSED TO WORK, I HOPE IT IS. SO THEY THEY THEY DID MANY OF THE OFFICERS CAME AND SAID, HEY, WE WE THINK THIS IS AN ISSUE.THERE WAS THE POTENTIAL FOR A POLICE OFFICER TO, TO ENGAGE IN SOME INCREDIBLY HEROIC ACT AND THEN NOT BE PAID FOR SEVERAL DAYS. I THINK IT WAS UNLIKELY, BUT THE POTENTIAL WAS THERE, AND THAT JUST KIND OF RUBBED THEM WRONG TO HAVE THAT ON PAPER THAT THAT WAS THAT POTENTIAL. SO THIS CORRECTS, THAT ELIMINATES THAT POTENTIAL. THAT WAS IMPORTANT TO ME.
THAT'S THE WAY WE HOPE THE MANUAL IS WORKING WHEN WE WROTE IT ALL GOOD. OKAY. ANY OTHER QUESTIONS OR DISCUSSION AMONGST COUNCIL. AND AS MENTIONED WE HAVE SEEN THIS. IT DID GO BACK OUT FOR THE PROPER AMOUNT OF TIME TO THE CITY EMPLOYEES AND NOW IT'S COMING BACK TO US. SO IF A MEMBER OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT LIAISON THANK YOU, I GOT IT, I WOULD MOVE THAT COUNCIL AUTHORIZED THE MAYOR AND CITY. OOPS. WRONG ONE. I WOULD MOVE THAT COUNCIL APPROVE THE CHANGES TO THAT FALLS POLICE DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL MANUAL REGARDING OCCUPATIONAL INJURY. SECOND. OKAY. AND THE VOTE. CALL, PLEASE. DINGMAN. YES. BRADFORD. BURTONSHAW. YES.
FRANCIS I. FREEMAN. YES. MOTION CARRIES. AND NOW WE HAVE A SECOND ONE COMING. ACTUALLY, A
[Items 5.C.2) & 5.C.3)]
SECOND AND A THIRD ONE COMING TO US FROM CHIEF JOHNSON. I DON'T KNOW IF YOU WANT TO ADDRESS BOTH OF THOSE, AND WE CAN HANDLE THEM TOGETHER, OR I CAN TAKE THEM BOTH. SO THESE ARE THE MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING FOR OUR SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICERS. THE FIRST ONE IS WITH DISTRICT 91. WE'VE HAD AN MOU WITH DISTRICT 91 FOR MANY, MANY, MANY YEARS. THIS YEAR'S NOTHING SUBSTANTIVE CHANGED FROM LAST YEAR. JUST UPDATES THE DOLLAR AMOUNTS FOR FOR HOW MUCH IT COST FOR THE OFFICERS. JUST AS A POINT OF CLARITY SOMETIMES CONFUSES FOLKS WHO HAVE FIVE OFFICERS THAT ARE ASSIGNED TO DISTRICT 91, BOTH HIGH SCHOOLS, BOTH JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS, AND THEY ENCOMPASS ACADEMY INDIVIDUALLY. THERE'S A DIFFERENT COST SHARE RATIO FOR EACH OF THOSE, THOSE POSITIONS. THE REASON THERE'S A DIFFERENT COST SHARE IS BECAUSE THEY HAPPENED AT DIFFERENT TIMES. AND THERE WAS THERE WERE THINGS THAT WERE HAPPENING AT THAT TIME. IF YOU AVERAGE IT OUT, THE DISTRICT PAY 70% OF THE SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER PROGRAM AND THE CITY PAYS 30%, WHICH FITS THE MODEL WE'RE WORKING ON. THEY SPEND ABOUT 7%[00:15:06]
OF THE YEAR WORKING FOR THE SCHOOL DISTRICT AND 30% OF THE YEAR WORKING FOR THE CITY, SO IT AVERAGES 70. IT'S JUST A HISTORICAL ARTIFACT THAT THEY'RE NOT ALL SET. AT 70.THEY HAVE DIFFERENT ONES, BUT HAVE JUST A 70. SO OTHER THAN THE DOLLAR AMOUNT, IT'S THE EXACT SAME AS IT WAS IT WAS LAST YEAR. AND THEN THE NEW ONE IS FOR THE ADDITIONAL SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICERS BEING ADDED TO ALTURAS ACADEMY. THIS ONE IS NEW. IT'S AN MOU SPECIFICALLY WITH ALTERNATIVES, WHICH IS NOT PART OF DISTRICT 91. I DID GET A CALL FROM A COUNCILMEMBER FRANCIS EARLIER TODAY. SO JUST TO CLARIFY THE CONTRACT, THE MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING SAYS THAT THE CAMPUS ALTURAS WILL PAY 70% AND WILL PAY 30. THAT'S CONSISTENT WITH HOW WE HANDLE THE SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER PROGRAMS. HOWEVER, WITH THIS PARTICULAR POSITION, THE ALTURAS RECEIVED A GRANT FROM THE STATE, I BELIEVE, TO PAY FOR IT. THAT GRANT WILL ACTUALLY PAY 78%. SO IN THIS FISCAL YEAR THEY'LL PAY 78%. BUT THE MOU IS FOR 70 IF WE WANT TO RENEW IT IN FUTURE YEARS. YES, CHIEF DOES DO WE PAY FOR THAT OFFICER AND THEN BUILD THEM AND THEN GET REIMBURSED BY THE GRANT? OR DO YOU KNOW IF, LIKE, ARE WE SPENDING THIS MONEY UPFRONT OR ARE THEY GIVING US THE MONEY UPFRONT AS THE GRANT? THE GRANT WILL NEVER COME TO US. THE GRANT GOES TO THEM. THEY'VE ALREADY TRIED TO PAY. SO THEY THEY TRY TO PAY US LAST WEEK AND WE COULDN'T ACCEPT IT YET BECAUSE WE HAVE ASSIGNED DEBT.
SO WE WON'T BE FRYING THEM ANY MONEY. THEY'RE, THEY'RE THEY'LL PAY IT RIGHT AWAY. OKAY. ANY ANY OTHER QUESTIONS FOR CHIEF? WELL, I JUST THINK IT'S GREAT THAT I MEAN, AS FAR AS ALTURAS GOES, YOU KNOW, GET THEM ON BOARD TOO, BECAUSE, YOU KNOW, IT'S THE BASICALLY THE SAME KIND OF SITUATION. SO SO IT'S GOOD TO HAVE SOMEONE OVER THERE. THE SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER PROGRAM, IN MY OPINION IS A FANTASTIC PROGRAM. JUST TODAY THERE WERE LAST NIGHT, LATE LAST NIGHT. TODAY THERE WERE THERE WERE PROBLEMS WITH THE SCHOOLS. THE SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICERS WERE ON IT RIGHT AWAY. IT'S A GREAT RELATIONSHIP WE HAVE WITH THE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
AND ONE OTHER QUESTION. SORRY. IT DOES. ONE THING WE'VE EXPERIENCED WITH GRANTS AND OTHER THINGS THAT SOMETIMES THAT BUILDS DOWN. DOES ALTURAS HAVE A PLAN TO KEEP THIS PERSON? ARE WE HIRING SOMEONE NEW, OR IS IT WE'RE FLEXIBLE ENOUGH THAT WE CAN DO THAT? YEAH, WE ARE HIRING SOMETHING SOMEONE NEW FOR IT, SO IT INCREASES OUR AUTHORIZED STRENGTH BY ONE.
ALTURAS DOES HAVE A PLAN TO KEEP IT. IF THEY CAN, WE WILL SIMPLY NO LONGER DO IT, AND WE CAN ABSORB THAT BY TURNOVER RELATIVELY EASILY. BUT THEY DO HAVE A PLAN TO KEEP IT LONG TERM. THEY WOULD LIKE TO KEEP IT. YEAH. I ALSO THINK IT IS A FABULOUS PROGRAM FOR THE SCHOOL, BUT I THINK IT'S FABULOUS FOR THE COMMUNITY AS WELL. I THINK THAT IT'S AMAZING WHAT KIDS WILL TALK ABOUT, AND SO IT'S NICE TO HAVE IT. A SRO IN THE BUILDING, YOU KNOW, BEFORE ALL OF THAT GOES DOWN. SO I REALLY, REALLY LIKE THE SRO PROGRAM. I THINK IT IS IT IS A WAY TO TO KEEP OUR TOWN AND OUR SCHOOLS SAFE. SO IF WE CAN HAVE SOMEONE GO AHEAD. YES. COUNCILMAN FRANCIS, I'LL TALK TO THE SRO. YES, YES. ANYBODY ELSE? RIGHT THERE. IS SOMEONE THERE? SO GOOD POINT. OKAY, SO, COUNCIL MEMBER FREEMAN, ARE YOU READY TO MAKE THAT? I HAVE BOTH OF THESE. OKAY, OKAY. I WOULD MOVE THAT COUNCIL AUTHORIZE THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO SIGN THE SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER AGREEMENT WITH IDAHO FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT 91. SECOND.
OKAY. AND A COPY. DINGMAN. YES. FREEMAN. YES. FRANCIS A RADFORD A BURTENSHAW. YES. MOTION CARRIES. AND THEN I WOULD THE SECOND MOTION WOULD BE I WOULD MOVE THE COUNCIL, AUTHORIZE THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO SIGN THE SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER AGREEMENT WITH ALTURAS PREPARATORY ACADEMY. SECOND. VOTE. CALL, PLEASE. BURTONSHAW. YES. DINGMAN. YES. FRANCIS A.
[5.D.1) Final Plat and Reasoned Statement of Relevant Criteria and Standards, MLV Rollandet Industrial Park.]
FREEMAN. YES. RADFORD. AYE. MOTION CARRIES. OKAY. NOW, WE DO HAVE A FINAL PLAT COMING TO US FROM COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT SERVICES. AND NORMALLY WE HANDLE THE FINAL PLAT AS A IT'S A MUST PASS AS FAR AS OUR ORDINANCES ARE CONCERNED, BECAUSE BY THE TIME WE GET ALL THE WAY THROUGH FINAL PLAT, IT IS A IT IS A PASS. BUT TONIGHT WE DO HAVE A LITTLE BIT OF IT'S NOT CONFUSION, BUT THIS IS NOT A TYPICAL FINAL PLAT. AND SO WE'D LIKE TO HAVE DIRECTOR SANDER COME TO THE PODIUM AND EXPLAIN WHY THIS IS AN UNUSUAL FINAL PLAT FOR US. THANK YOU.COUNCIL. YEAH. AS AS COUNCIL PRESIDENT BURTENSHAW MENTIONED, THIS WAS A LITTLE DIFFERENT IN THAT WE WERE WE WERE TRYING TO STREAMLINE THE PROCESS A LITTLE BIT FOR THE DEVELOPER ON THIS ONE. THIS IS ACTUALLY THE THE THIRD ITERATION OF THE PLAT. AND I'LL JUST WE'RE LOOKING AT THE PROPERTY JUST TO GIVE YOU A REFERENCE OF WHERE WE'RE AT AT MCNEIL AND ROLAND DEAD, JUST
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DOWN FROM 25TH. THE U-PICK BARN IS DOWN HERE. JUST TO GIVE YOU A REFERENCE OF WHERE WE'RE AT IN TOWN. AND THIS INITIALLY THE PROPERTY IS ZONED IN, SO IT'S ZONED INDUSTRIAL. I JUST WANTED TO SHOW THE PLAT BECAUSE IT'S A SINGLE LOT SUBDIVISION. INITIALLY WHEN THIS CAME TO US, IT WAS INITIALLY A FOUR LOT SUBDIVISION AND THAT WAS BACK IN 2023. THEN THE APPLICANT BROUGHT IT BACK AND IT WAS A TWO LOT SUBDIVISION, AND THAT WAS WHAT WENT THROUGH PLANNING COMMISSION. HOWEVER, FROM THE LAST YEAR THAT IT WENT THROUGH AND 20 IT WAS ON FEBRUARY 6TH OF 2024, THE APPLICANT ACTUALLY CAME BACK AGAIN AND SAID, I'D LIKE IT ONLY TO BE A SINGLE LOT SUBDIVISION. SO IN YOUR PACKET, WHAT YOU'LL SEE IS THE PLANNING COMMISSION NOTES FROM THAT 2024 MEETING. THAT MEETING REFLECTS THE TWO LOT SUBDIVISION. THEN YOU'LL ALSO SEE IN THE RELEVANT THE RELEVANT CRITERIA AND STANDARDS. AND I WOULD LOOK TO LEGAL ON THIS A LITTLE BIT BECAUSE IT DOES TALK ABOUT A PRIVATE STREET ACCESSING FROM MCNEIL TO ROLAND DEBT.OBVIOUSLY ON THIS PLOT THAT HAS CHANGED, BUT WE WANTED TO INCLUDE THE RELEVANT CRITERIA THAT WAS APPROVED BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION OR THAT WAS SENT ON TO YOU. SO THAT CAN BE I DON'T KNOW IF THAT CAN BE SCRATCHED FROM THE RELEVANT CRITERIA, BECAUSE THE APPLICANT IS NOT LOOKING TO PUT A PRIVATE STREET ACROSS THE PROPERTY. IT'S PURELY A SINGLE LOT SUBDIVISION. THE THE MCNEIL AND ROLAND DEDICATIONS ARE CODIFIED IN THIS PLAT, AS WELL AS THE EASEMENTS ARE CODIFIED IN THIS PLAT. AND THOSE ARE REFLECTED IN THE RELEVANT CRITERIA. IT'S JUST THAT PRIVATE STREET THAT IT TALKS ABOUT ACROSS THE PROPERTY. SO WITH THAT, I'M HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTION. THE REASON THAT WE TOOK IT BACK WITHOUT WE DIDN'T TAKE IT FROM THE TWO LOT TO THE SINGLE LOT THROUGH PLANNING COMMISSION IS WE FELT LIKE JUST INTERNALLY, WHENEVER A DEVELOPER REDUCES THE LOTS AS THEY GO THROUGH, WE WE TYPICALLY LOOK AT THAT AS THE OVERALL LOT AND DIDN'T CHANGE. NOTHING CHANGED ON IT. AND WE WERE TRYING TO MAKE IT EASIER TO MOVE IT THROUGH THE PROCESS. SO WE DIDN'T TAKE IT BACK THROUGH PLANNING COMMISSION ON A SINGLE LOT CONCEPT. SO. SO, DIRECTOR SANDER, IF I'M HEARING YOU ACCURATE, IT WOULD SAY THE ACCESS TO THE SUBDIVISION WILL COME. MCNEIL AND ROLAND AVENUE.
BUT STRIKE UTILIZING A PRIVATE DRIVE. I'LL. THAT'S CORRECT, THAT'S CORRECT. AND SO WHAT IS THE ACCESS? THAT'S A GOOD QUESTION. IT'S A SINGLE LOT. SO ACCESS WOULD BE FROM ROLAND DEBT AND FROM MCNEIL. SO SINCE THEY DON'T NEED ALL THE WAY THROUGH THE LOT, THEY DON'T THEY HAVE NOT COMMUNICATED THAT THEY NEEDED THAT FOR US. HOW DOES THAT MEET FIRE CODE? I'M SORRY I DON'T I DON'T KNOW BECAUSE WE ALWAYS TALK ABOUT YOU GOT TO HAVE THE ACCESS TO ACCESS. YEAH THAT IS A GOOD POINT. I'M TRYING TO THINK THROUGH THAT A LITTLE BIT. YEAH, I GUESS IT WASN'T REALLY. IT WASN'T. HAVE TWO ACCESSES. YOU'RE JUST ASKING IF THEY IF THEY FIRE ACCESS TO THE MIDDLE OF WHATEVER GOES IN THE LOT. THERE'S ONLY TWO ENTRIES AND NO CROSS. BUT THAT'S NOT WHAT IT SAYS IS IT. IT SAYS IT'S TWO ACCESSES. YEAH. SO I GUESS YOU COULD KEEP IT ON THERE FOR. THEY CAN ALSO DELINEATE. I'M TRYING TO THINK ON SITE PLAN.
THEY CAN ALSO DELINEATE THE FIRE AISLE ON THAT. THAT'S WHAT WE DID WITH THE U-PICK BARN.
YEAH. BECAUSE IT DOESN'T HAVE TO BE A PRIVATE DRIVE AISLE. IT COULD BE A PARKING LOT, RIGHT? I MEAN, IT COULD BE. YEAH, THE PRIVATE STREET WOULD BE SOMETHING THAT WOULD BE. WELL, IF IT'S A RIGHT OF WAY, IT WOULD BE DEDICATED. BUT IT JUST DOESN'T NEED TO BE DELINEATED ON THE LOT. WE CAN DO THAT DURING SITE PLAN WHENEVER THEY'RE CONSTRUCTING ON THE PROPERTY FOR THE FIRE ACCESS. YEAH, THAT'LL GET ADDRESSED WHEN THE SITE PLAN IS SUBMITTED.
PROBABLY. YES. THAT'S CORRECT. FIRE WILL MAKE SURE IT'S OKAY. YEAH, YEAH. SO THE RECOMMENDATION I'M LOOKING TO LEGAL FOR THIS IS TO STRIKE THE UTILIZING A PRIVATE DRIVE OUT BECAUSE WE DON'T SEE A PRIVATE DRIVEWAY ALONG THIS FINAL PLAT. OKAY. I'M JUST GOING TO MAKE THE MOTION TO SAY AS DISCUSSED. OKAY? OKAY. I HAVE ONE MORE QUESTION. I WAS, WOULD YOU LIKE TO ADDRESS THE IRRIGATION ISSUE TO YOU? I KNOW THAT THERE'S THERE'S THEY'RE GOING TO HAVE TO PUT THE DITCH THERE IN THE, IN A PIPE SOMEWHERE. YEAH. THAT'S THAT'S WHAT THIS DOTTED LINE RIGHT HERE. OKAY. COMES IN. SO THAT IS. YEAH. THAT RUNS ON THE WRONG SIDE OF THE PROPERTY.
YES SIR. THERE'S A DITCH THAT RUNS. THAT'S CORRECT. OKAY. GO AHEAD. YES. THIS IS A LITTLE
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MORE COMPLICATED FINAL PLAN. YES. YES. THAT'S JUST CHANGE THE SENTENCE BECAUSE IT SHOULD SAY SUBDIVISION WILL COME FROM MCNEIL AND ROLAND. I'M JUST GOING TO SAY TO MOVE. I MOVE TO APPROVE THE REASON STATEMENT OF RELEVANT CRITERIA WITH CHANGES AS DISCUSSED IN THE DISCUSSION.BECAUSE THAT'S THE MOTION, RIGHT? NUMBER TWO. YES. FOR THE REASON STATEMENT. SO LET'S LET'S BEGIN. IF WE'RE READY, LET'S BEGIN BY JUST STARTING WITH THE FIRST ONE. THEN AS WE YEAH I WOULD MOVE TO ACCEPT OR APPROVE THE FINAL PLAT FOR MLB ROLAND INDUSTRIAL PARK AND GIVE AUTHORIZATION FOR THE MAYOR, CITY ENGINEER, AND CITY CLERK TO ASSIGN SAID FINAL PLAT.
THAT'S CORRECT. SECOND. SECOND. OKAY. AND A VOTE CALL. FREEMAN. YES. BRADFORD A. DINGMAN. YES.
BURTENSHAW. YES. FRANCIS. AYE. MOTION CARRIES. OKAY. NOW, IF YOU WANT TO MAKE A DIFFERENT MOTION, COUNCIL MEMBER. FRANCIS, COULD YOU MAKE A MOTION? MOTION? COUNCILOR FRANCIS, YOU FEEL OKAY WITH WHAT I SAID? I GUESS I NEED TO ASK THE LEGAL DEPARTMENT IF IT WOULD MAKE THE BEST SENSE TO JUST REWRITE THE NUMBER FOUR. AND THE REASON STATEMENT. WELL, WE DON'T REFER TO IT IN THE MOTION. WELL, WE COULD JUST SAY, AS AMENDED AS THE REASON STATEMENT IS AMENDED TO READ. BUT I'M NOT GOING TO REMEMBER HOW I CAN. OKAY, OKAY. COUNCIL MEMBER FRANCIS, IF YOU WILL, IF YOU WILL MAKE THE MOTION AND THEN COUNCIL MEMBER RECORD OR YOU FIND THE SECOND IF YOU AGREE WITH IT. OKAY. GO AHEAD. COUNCIL MEMBER FRANCIS OKAY. SO I MOVE COUNCIL APPROVE THE REASON STATEMENT OF RELEVANT RELEVANT CRITERIA AND STANDARDS WITH THE AMENDMENT OF ENTRY FOUR TO READ. ACCESS TO THE SUBDIVISION WILL COME FROM MCNEIL DRIVE AND ROLAND AVENUE.
PERIOD. OKAY, SECOND AND I'M NOT QUITE FINISHED. OKAY. FOR THE FINAL PLAT FOR ROLAND INDUSTRIAL PARK, GIVE AUTHORIZATION FOR THE MAYOR TO EXECUTE THE NECESSARY DOCUMENTS.
SECOND. YEAH, THANK YOU FOR THAT FINAL SENTENCE THERE. SO OKAY, WE HAVE A FIRST AND A SECOND. AND IF WE CAN GET A ROLL CALL, VOTE CALL, PLEASE. BURTENSHAW. YES. DINGMAN. YES.
FRANCIS A. FREEMAN. YES. BRADFORD. AYE. MOTION CARRIES. OKAY. AND THEN OUR FINAL ITEM
[5.D.2) Resolution to adopt the 2025 Bonneville Metropolitan Planning Organization High-Capacity Roadway Study and Access Management Plan.]
IS ALSO GOING TO COME FROM CDS AGAIN WITH A RESOLUTION TO ADOPT THE 2025 BONNEVILLE METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION HIGH CAPACITY ROADWAY STUDY AND ACCESS MANAGEMENT PLAN. THANK YOU. COUNCIL. THANKS FOR WORKING WITH ME THROUGH THAT. I DON'T REALLY HAVE A FORMAL PRESENTATION ON THIS ONE. THIS WAS PRESENTED TO YOU AT WORK SESSION ON MONDAY, MAYBE JUST FOR PUBLIC RECORD. THIS ITEM IS TO ADOPT THE HIGH CAPACITY ROADWAY STUDY, AS WELL AS THE ACCESS MANAGEMENT PLAN, THE HIGH CAPACITY ROADWAY STUDY, JUST FOR THE PUBLIC'S KNOWLEDGE, IS TO PRESERVE RIGHT OF WAY AND ACCESS THROUGHOUT OUR COMMUNITY.AND THEN THE ACCESS MANAGEMENT PLAN IS WHAT WE USE WHEN WE LOOK AT THE DELINEATION OF ROADS THROUGHOUT A COMMUNITY, WHEN WE DO SUBDIVISIONS AND THOSE TYPE OF THINGS. AND WE'RE CURRENTLY WORKING ON THE 2012 PLAN. SO THIS IS AN UPDATE TO THAT. THIS IS THIS CAME FORWARD FROM THE TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR THE BONNEVILLE METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION. I HAVE CHRIS CANFIELD IS BETTER ABLE AND MUCH SMARTER THAN MYSELF IN REGARDS TO ENGINEERING ELEMENTS, AND HE'S HERE AS WELL IF YOU HAVE TECHNICAL QUESTIONS REGARDING IT. BUT WITH THAT, STAFF IS HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS THAT YOU HAVE. I ACTUALLY HAVE ONE CORRECTION TO MAKE THAT IT CAME FORWARD FROM THE POLICY BOARD. OH BMP OH, THAT'S POLICY BOARD IS THE AUTHORIZING BOARD. I MEAN, WE DON'T HAVE ANY ABILITY TO TO FORCE THESE ON JURISDICTIONS, BUT THE POLICY BOARD IS THE ONE THAT HAS BROUGHT THIS FORWARD TO ALL OF THE JURISDICTIONS LOOKING FOR ADOPTION SO THAT WE CAN HAVE A ROBUST INNER DEPARTMENT, INNER COMMUNITY ROADWAY SYSTEM. SO THANK YOU FOR THAT CLARITY. THAT'S CORRECT. THANK YOU. I JUST MAKE A COUPLE COMMENTS ABOUT THIS. YOU KNOW, THIS IS A GUIDING DOCUMENT. IT'S NOT A IT'S NOT ETCHED IN STONE. THIS IS YOU KNOW, THIS IS A PLAN. BUT IT'S BUT, YOU KNOW, WHEN WE GET DOWN TO THE NUTS AND BOLTS OF BUILDING THESE THINGS IN THIS PLAN, THERE WILL BE PUBLIC ACCESS. PEOPLE CAN COME IN AND COMMENT ON THOSE THINGS THAT ARE GOING TO HAPPEN AT THAT TIME. THIS IS NOT YOU KNOW, THIS IS NOT YOUR LAST CHANCE TO TO TO SAY SOMETHING ABOUT THESE WHERE THESE ROADS ARE GOING AND WHAT KIND OF ROADS THEY'RE GOING TO BE. GOOD, GOOD. COULD YOU EXPLAIN FOR THE PUBLIC RECORD WHY IT'S IMPORTANT THAT
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FOR GOVERNMENT ENTITIES APPROVE THIS ALL IN THE SAME TIME PERIOD? SURE. CAN I TURN TO YOU ON THAT ONE? SURE. THANK YOU SIR. THANKS FOR YOUR QUESTION COUNCIL. SO BASICALLY, THE MPO IS A METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION CONSISTING OF IDAHO FALLS AND YUKON, IONA AND THE GREATER BONNEVILLE COUNTY AREA. AS PART OF THAT, IT'S OUR. ROUTE THAT THE MPO SERVES IS MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL. AND THE FACT THAT, YOU KNOW, THE COUNTY HAS RATIFIED THIS THIS WEEK, YUKON DID LAST NIGHT. WE'RE ON SCHEDULE TONIGHT. OR AS I SAY, ADOPTED THE PLAN ON. IT'S JUST IT'S A SHOW OF EFFORT FOR A REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION CONCEPT WHERE IF IF IF WE ADOPT THE PLAN, THE COUNTY DIDN'T, THEN THE PUBLIC SEES DIFFERENT ROUTES THROUGH TOWN. DEVELOPERS HAVE DIFFERENT RULES TO COMPLY WITH, AND IT'S JUST A MORE CONSISTENT APPROACH REGIONALLY WITHIN THE COUNTY. SO THEY HAVEN'T ALREADY DONE IT TOO. OR WERE THEY COMING UP, HAVEN'T HAD THEIR PRESENTATION? I DON'T KNOW THE STATUS OF THEIR ADOPTION. OKAY. I WANT TO THANK.CHRIS CANFIELD AND PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR AS WELL FOR HELPING SHEPHERD THIS THROUGH TO A POINT WHERE ALL OF THE MUNICIPALITIES ARE IN AGREEMENT ON HOW TO ADOPT THIS. WE WORK THROUGH SEVERAL DETAILS WHERE IT WAS LIKE, BONNEVILLE COUNTY WILL NEVER ADOPT THIS USING, YOU KNOW, THESE CRITERIA. AND SO WE WORKED THROUGH IT AND AND I'M HAPPY TO SEE THIS COME FORWARD. SO IF WE CAN GO AHEAD, I WOULD MOVE TO APPROVE THE RESOLUTION. ADOPTING THE 2025 BONNEVILLE METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION HIGH CAPACITY ROADWAY STUDY AND ACCESS MANAGEMENT PLAN SECOND. OKAY, I THINK YOU'LL DO A ROLL CALL. BRADFORD. DINGMAN YES.
FRANCIS I. FREEMAN. YES. BURTONSHAW. YES. MOTION CARRIES. OKAY. THAT BRINGS US TO THE END OF OUR AGENDA TONIGHT. WHICH IS MORE EFFICIENT IF COUNCIL MEMBER FRANCIS. WILL START US
[6. Announcements]
WITH ANY ANNOUNCEMENTS AND WE'LL JUST WORK OUR WAY DOWN THE THE DAIS, I DON'T HAVE ANY ENOUGH. OKAY? I DON'T HAVE ANY ANNOUNCEMENTS. OKAY. I DO HAVE THAT TOMORROW AT 330 TO 430 IS THE MONGOLIA CULTURAL ENVOY CELEBRATION AT THE THOMAS PARK ZOO. I AM NOT ABLE TO ATTEND, BUT IF ANYONE IS INTERESTED IN THAT, THAT IS AT 330 TOMORROW AFTERNOON. COUNCIL MEMBER. AND THAT'S AN AMAZING PARTNERSHIP THAT'S BEEN DEVELOPED FOR MANY YEARS SINCE WE HAD THE MUSEUM OF IDAHO. AND THAT THAT FAMILY AND SOME OF ITS MEMBERS STAYED IN OUR TOWN FOR THE EXHIBIT AND DID MUSICAL PRESENTATIONS. BUT OCTOBERFEST, I BELIEVE, IS TOMORROW AND THE DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION. I THINK THAT'S A GREAT OPPORTUNITY AS WELL, TO BE DOWNTOWN AND TAKE IN OUR OUR AMAZING DOWNTOWN. AND THE AND THE FARMERS MARKET IS AT THE END OF ITS TIME. I THINK THIS MIGHT BE THE LAST SATURDAY. IS THAT RIGHT? BECAUSE I THINK THEY GO JUST TO OCTOBER 1ST. I THINK THEY GO THROUGH THE END OF OCTOBER OR DO THEY? OKAY.ANYWAY, SO DOWNTOWN, THESE NICE SEPTEMBER DAYS WHEN WE HAPPEN. GREAT. AND AND GO AHEAD.
COUNCIL MEMBER FREEMAN. BECAUSE YOU MIGHT SAY THE ONE THAT I FORGOT I HAVE ONE SATURDAY MORNING. A YEAR AGO WE HAD SERGEANT CHRISTOPHER BYERS HERE. HE'S A DOUBLE AMPUTEE THAT WAS WOUNDED IN AFGHANISTAN, SERVED THREE TOURS. AND HE THEY'RE BUILDING HIM A HOUSE THAT'S ACCESSIBLE FOR HIM AND HIS FAMILY. AND THE KEY CEREMONY IS SATURDAY AT 10 A.M. AT 1615 HELIX BOULEVARD, WHICH IS OUT IN THE COTTAGES. I THINK THAT'S THE NAME OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD OUT PAST THE I DON'T KNOW WHO BUILT THE HOUSE, BUT ANYWAY, THEY'RE GIVING HIM THE KEYS ON A SATURDAY MORNING AND FOR HIM TO MOVE INTO HIS NEW HOUSE AND, AND THERE'S GOING TO BE A BIT OF A CEREMONY AT THE TIME. IT'S HOME FOR OUR TROOPS. THANK YOU. COUNCIL PRESIDENT. I GOT A BIG ANNOUNCEMENT. GO AHEAD. THE FIRE PARTY IS MONDAY AT 5:00. THERE WE GO. THAT WAS THE ONE.
NUMBER ONE. YES, THE BLOCK PARTY IS THE 29TH. AND THEN THE POLICEMAN'S BALL IS NEXT FRIDAY THE THIRD. AND WE DON'T MEET BEFORE THEN. SO WE'LL MAKE ALL OF THOSE ANNOUNCEMENTS AND PERFECT. JUST A POINT OF PERSONAL PRIVILEGE. I JUST WANT TO WISH COUNCILMEMBER KIRK LARSEN AND HIS WIFE, JANINE, A HAPPY 50TH ANNIVERSARY, WHICH IS TODAY, THAT IS CELEBRATED.
THAT IS CORRECT. SO HAPPY ANNIVERSARY TO THE LARSONS. AND THE MAYOR TEXTED ME AND
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REMINDED ME THAT TOMORROW WAS NOT SATURDAY, SO THAT IS TRUE. SATURDAY, MAYOR. YEAH. HEY, WE GOT COFFEE WITH A COP. THIS. THIS WINS NEXT WEDNESDAY TOO. YES, AT 5 P.M. AT. OH, BOY.EVERYONE'S JUST TRYING TO TAKE ADVANTAGE. DIXIE'S DINER. DIXIE'S DINER? YES. OKAY. SO.
OKAY, OKAY. A
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